Bazaar assistants named for Armory event next week
Odd Fellows Bazaar committee outlines donations and volunteer rosters for the State Armory fete starting Monday. Fraternal groups including Pythian Sisters Pocahontas Sons and Daughters of Liberty Eagles and Rebekah lodges list dozens of volunteers to run tables booths and kitchen and calls for nonperishable items and cakes candies and perishable goods during the fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Armory
Pythian Sisters
Nellie Obenderfer
Imogene Gaver
Ara D. Uoffman
Lloyd C. Culler
Virginia Shook
Dora Spurrier
Daisy Miller
Dora Grove
Mabel Stultz
Louise Rhoderick
John_ Best
Ella Fisher
David Steiner
Charlotte McCanner
Anna Kefauver
Wiliam Moore
William James
Mabel Smith
Nan Blentlinger
Rubie Landis
William Mehbrling
Pocahontas
H. L. Bennett
Howard M. Albaugh
Mary Waller
Helen Schaeffer
Elizabeth Green
Nellie Morgan
Lottie McCurdy
Nelle May
Ozella Crum
Winifred Carkhart
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Pearl Wader
Addie Proud
Catherine Gougher
Grace Aurdette
Sophia Schell
Margaret Houll
Effie Angiebower
Elton Bell
Eagles
Edward M. Dyer
Nolan B. Lewis
P. Seeger
Ezra D. Hoffman
Harry Munday
Dorsey W. Spurrier
King David Lodge
Ruth Crowe
Robert A. Bennett
Kitchen
Nettie Salter
Ch. S. Keyser
Wallace Mullen
Kate Giltinger
Burdette
George Salter
Ama Salter
Supply
G. Warng Tyson
Charles D. Doll
William G. Zimmerman
A. B. Tierwig
Jesse B. Anders
Devilla Co. Brish
Albert R. Walls
J. H. Cronenburg
Carrie D. Shipley
Mollie Mae
Levi W. Moherly
William
Yinger
Nora’m Landis
Cake
Menry EB. Cramer
Alverta Comer
Sarah Albaugh
Leota Roberts
Candy
Charles F. Seager
Ethel Beard
Chas
Ogle
Fancy
Golda Webster
Chance
Clapgett BE. Ramsburg
Warry Tanmmany
Joseph Zimmerman
Harry Sauniers
Joseph Stephens
Margaret Dean
Madge Burgeo
Ella Bell
Margaret Best
Ana Kefauver
Lillian Riehl
Susan White WH
Opal Steinhaus
Grace Tettingall
Daphne Moore
Vida Stapley
Blanche Crum
Helen Yinger
Katherine Baumgardner
Ruth Steiner
Alice Haller
Fern Stock
Kathleen Ulickman
Anna Wolfman
Edith Haller
Thelma Culler
Madelaine Wirtz
Leonora Tammond
Mary Alice Mobley
Lorane Cubbitt
Barbara Toll
Dorothy Tolliffe
Christine [X<reh
Frances Staley
Janis Miller
Fish Pond
George T. Weiner
Roger BE. Young
Josephine Smith
Mollie Hartington
Glenn 0. Garber
Mmbeth
MM. Kreh
Emma EK
Sails Judge Gary Heads South America for Tour and Rest
Judge E. H. Gary, head of the United States Steel Corporation, sailed from New York City for an extended tour of South America. He plans to blend business with a much needed vacation during the voyage and visits.
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E. H. Gary
1G& 8 Steel Corporation
New York City
South America
Grove Called by Grand Jury in Horsey Distillery Case
Harry A. Grove appeared before the grand jury this morning regarding the case against Horsey distillery officials H. Walter Ganster Jr and Louis Mann. Grove accuses them of obtaining 50000 by false pretenses. Bail statuses show Grove and three co-defendants at liberty on 11000 total bail. Ganster and Mann held on 10000 each awaiting grand jury action.
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Harry A
Happy
Grove
Grand
H. Walter Ganster, Jr
Louis Jlann
Horsey Distillery
Baltimore
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Soper
Wilbur MT
John Routzahn
Arthur White
Ganster
Mann
J. G. Johnson
Ruty
County Commissioners Tour Montevue Hospital
The Board of County Commissioners visited Montevue Hospital on an inspection trip with undisclosed purpose. The morning produced no notable events at the commissioners’ office while road delegations occupied the board, naming district supervisors under Roscoe I Strawn for Creagerstown Emmitsburg Catoctin Thurmont and other areas. Statistics note fewer girl births than boys in civilized countries, but women grow to outlast men and become the stronger sex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Counies
Montevue
Hhe
Roscoe I Strawn
Creagerstown
Tar Tisher Reger
A. Geisbert
Carlton V. Jackson
John Mehrling
Warvey Fh
Oele
Starvey Pirfinger
Charles Shourb
Frank Stevens
James G. Stevens
Samuel Stambaugh
Warvey Valentine
Emmitsburg
Clarence Adams
Joph Ii
J. Kvler
Ephraim Mies
Bernard J. Wwobbs
Goarer
Koontz
Luther Keilnitz
John 'S McKissick
William M. Martin
EB. Mort
Edward C. Shriner
Felix Stonter
Arty Stonesifer
Clarry Fe
Valentine
George W. Warthon
Catoctin
Brandenburg
Charles Delanter
James IL Delanter
Jacob Toover
John Ku
Gypsy Camp and Home Game Event Roster Listed
The notice names Mrs Bertha Smith and Miss Rosanni Simmons for Gypsy Camp and Miss Jessie Webster and Mrs Nlda Woodward for Home Game. J Wilbur Warner Frank Brengle John T Lipps Benjamin RB Bichl and F Lester Smith lead the features assisted by various members of the order.
Memorial Ground Project Under Way Citywide Improvements Planned
A special meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen tonight at 7 30 will begin proceedings to create a Memorial Ground on the old Reformed graveyard by widening West Second and Bentz streets. A bond issue of 250000 is to be estimated and submitted, with a commission to assess damages and benefits in the process.
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Board of Aldermen
West Second Street
Bentz Street
Frederick County
TIFR
Mountain City Council Holds 27th Anniversary
Mountain City Council No 12 Sons and Daughters of Liberty observed its 27th anniversary with Edward M. Dyer presiding. Two members were obligated and two applications received as 170 members enjoy a flourishing council.
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Mountain City
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Edward M. Dyer
Charles W. Cheuvront
Edward M. Kader
Wimit
Comfort
Ruth Hummer
Walkersville
Walkersville Council
No 32
Mountain City Council
Walkersville Council No 32
Chinese woman earns Order of the Birth Empire membership
Mus Lee Chooe Gran receives a reward for active involvement in charitable work in Singapore.
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Eimpire
Mus Lee Chooe Gran
Singapore
Vanderlip condemns sale of Marion paper in Rotary talk
Frank A. Vanderlip denounces the Marion newspaper sale at $550000 as lacking financial backing and questions the origin of funds. He faults past administrations and cites Teapot Dome while urging an investigation into circulating gossip about a late President. He says he has no proof of rumors about the paper.
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Associated Press
Ossining
Frank . A. Vanderlip
Rotary Club
Marion
Washington
Congress
Ar. Daugheniy
Teapot Dome
Walsh
Senate
Senate Investigating Committee
Justice Department denies war contract settlement deals
Attorney General Daugherty told the Senate no immunity from criminal prosecution was promised in war contract settlements. He said many settlements involved only criminal prosecution, with overpayments and other legal contentions not justifying criminal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gen . Daugherty
Senate
Department of Justice
Simmons quits Klan in statement
In a Jacksonville Mississippi statement Joseph Simmons, imperial emperor of the Ku Klux Klan, says he severed ties with the organization due to constant turmoil and friction. He notes the royalty of 1000 dollars for his copyrighted rituals was discounted to a cash payment of 90000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
Wmn
Joseph Simmons
Jacksonville
Mla
Federal troops routed in Mexican rebel report
A report from Adolfo de la Huerta's publicity chief says federal troops were driven off in confusion by revolutionists at Naranjos field Monday. The dispatch, circulated to the A P via Dallas News, notes the claim dates to February. The piece also references a separate legal note on divorce rights and financial provisions.
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Igy
Associated Press
Frontera
Tabasco
Rad'o
Dallas News
A. P
Naranjos O' Field
Adolfo de la Huerta
Son Held For Killing Father In Maryland Shooting
Manchester Maryland February 13 Saruel Segier of Trofmansville died Monday from gunshot wounds his son James 45 is in custody charged with the shooting Autorney Brown of Carroll County conducts the investigation authorities say the shooting followed a quarrel neighbors found the dying man the son was arrested at a distance from the scene both men worked on the state road Stitler who lived with his son in a cabin was found by J J Talin at Wolfmansdyley Sunday night a man heard a scream when he passed the cabin
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Associated Press
Manchester
Saruel Segier
Trofmansville
Lere
Hinson
James
Te’s Autorney Brown
Carroll County
Talin
Stitler
J. J. Tialin
Wolfmansydley
Jake
Giana
U. S. Severs Relations with Honduras Republic
Washington reports the United States has severed diplomatic relations with the government of Honduras after three political factions failed to reach a peaceful agreement to restore constitutional government. The move follows ongoing turmoil and uncertainty in Honduran politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Temidaras
Lfonduras
Price Tendency Upward Amid Mixed New York Market
The New York market showed irregular daylight trading with an overall upward price tendency. Trading volume was notably reduced while prices edged higher, reflecting a cautious session as investors weighed ongoing conditions.
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Associated Press
New York
Fed
Purely Personal Visits Across Cities Mentioned
Purely personal notes list Mr and Mrs Roger Rice and daughter Billy visiting in New York and New Jersey. Mrs Randolph Barkedale of Petersburg Virginia visits Mr and Mrs Berkley Ward. Rockwell Lerrace and Mrs Henry H Matthews of New Orleans stay with Mr and Mrs Edward D Grove. Rev Dr DeWill M Benham, guest of Dr and Mrs Edward L Bowhis, returns to Baltimore. Mrs May Ring Rosenoar of Baltimore visits Mr Henry C Trattner in York Pennsylvania.
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Roger Rice
Billy
New York
New Jersey
Randolph Barkedale
Petersburg
Berkley Ward
Rockwell Lerrace
Henry H. Matthews
New Orleans
Edward D. Grove
East Smond Street
DeWill M Benham
Edward L. Bowhis
Record Street
Baltimore
May Ring Rosenoar
Henry C Trattner
South
George — Street
York
Archer Wilson Get New Trial
Annapolis Feb 13 The case of Graham Archer and S Barns Wilson former members of Archer Harvey and Company convicted on conspiracy in Baltimore last year was reversed by the Maryland Court of Appeals and remanded for a new trial They are under sentence of ten years in the penitentiary The appeal argued the statute of limitations and that conspiracy is not a continuing offense The court sustained the appeal
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Graham Archer
S. Barns Wison
Archer, Harvey and Company
Court of Appeals
Norway Recognizes Soviet Governor De Jure
Norway informs the Foreign Office that it recognizes the Soviet governor de jure. A telegram from the Baviet representative in Norway conveyed the recognition.
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Norway
Moscow
le Baviet
Denies Statement on McAdoo Candidacy and Smallpox Case
The Associated Press reports denial from the Machinists Association president about McAdoo candidacy connections. Montgomery County records a smallpox case in Kinsley with a Washington hospital transfer and contact tracing by state health officials. Mr. W T Pratt, deputy health officer, will inspect contacts. no further cases found. A Baltimore couple, Mr and Mrs Thomas Lindt, sail from New York for a six month trip abroad.
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Montgomery Co
Kinsley
Montgomery County
Stateealth Department
Washington Hospital
Washington
W. T. Pratt
Withdrawal of Strawn and Pomerene from government counsel
President Coolidge weighs withdrawing the nominations of Strawn and Pomerene as special government counsel in oil lease cases. James Garfield Jr. may be named in Strawn’s place, while Atlee Pomerene could join to replace Strawn. Opposition grows amid confirmation concerns and political pressure from Senate and public opinion.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Stras J. Steuch
Mivols
Atlee Pomorie
My. Strawd
Volleague
James Lt. Grrteld
Ohio
Interior
Roosevelt
Strawn
Setmtters
Pomeroni
Stack
Tip
Washingt
Leo Z. Stack
Denver Air
Senate Oil Committee
Pioneer of Company
Hin
Harry F. Sintlik
Oullige
Robinson
Denby
Sepatee Diy
Democrat
State Department
Weader
Fall
Jug and Key Dramatic Club Forms at Winchester Hall
A local dramatic club formed by Pred erick residents under the guidance of the Hewod College expression class. Officers elected include President Helen Michael and Vice President John Cecil with Marguerite Null as Secretary and Dorothy Nicodemus as Treasurer. Special meetings set for February 14 to choose casts for three plays.
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Prederick
Winchester Liy
Ifvod College
Missy Ularr
Helen Michael
John Cecil
Marguerite Null
Dorothy Nicodemus
Winchester Hall
Nola Moore
Ruth Whitman
Caralyi Thomas
Mildred Martz
Catherine Trandle
Grace Hart
Edna Stuart
Margaret Hollen
Myra Nusk
Emily Wood
Ilelen Iforine
Carter closes Tut Ankh Amun tomb dig near Luxor
Howard Carter, head of the excavation, halted operations at Tut Ankh Amun tomb in Luxor citing the Egyptian Public Works Department cash concerns. The halt followed Egypt’s refusal to allow the wives of the excavators to enter the tomb.
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Associated Press
Luxor
Egypt
Egyptian Public Works Department
Howard Carter
TutAnkh- Amen
Heyptian
Geneva names street after Woodrow Wilson
Geneva news item notes the city council plans to name a street in honor of Woodrow Wilson to mark his selection of Geneva as the League of Nations seat. The report cites local sentiment and official action taken on February 13.
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Geneva
Woodrow Wilson
Associated Press
League of Nations
Enx Council
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Armory Fete
Montevue Hospital
MT. City
Vanderlp
Harding Paper
Daugherty
Turk
Willian Gibbs McAdoo
Senila Lands
E, LL
Doheny
Ott
Cameraica
Committee
Samuel Stiffler
U. S
Honduras
Republic
Archer Wilson
Lower Court
McAdoo
Ome Lewis
Fel Bhe
Fantermuetiorial Association of Machinists
Lediag
Jim
Dubeoy Allnterests
Joluistan
Natio Conference For Progressive Political
Vere
Orient
Pomerene
James R. Garfield, JR
Denver
Tut-Ankh-Amen’s
Rachivf
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