Accommodations Sought for Y Delegates at Interstate Conference
Oscar E Grove reports progress securing lodging for about 100 visiting delegates from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia for the First Annual Interstate Older Boys Conference set for February 29 to March 13 in this city. Trinity chapel will host sessions. many local residents signaled willingness to entertain with listed capacities.
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Oscar E. Grove
Frederick
Sm All
D. John Markey
P. T. Kuhn
Markel H. Nelson
Berkeley Ward
Hammond Clary
A. A. Radcliff
Edgar HM. McBride
Eli
G. Hills Williams
J. Travers Thomas
David C. Aldridge
Oscar EH. Grove
Mrs. Tammany
R. Ames Hendrickson
Charles D. Shaffer
Mra. H. & Fisher
C Ross Wenrick
William T. Delaplaine
B. Ramsburg
Roy Schildtknecht
Philip Wertheimer
Navid Yin
Wiliam KE. Darner
J. H. Waldcraft
Marshall Miller
John H. Schell
All Round Girls Club presents pageant at Hood College
The All Round Girls Club of Frederick staged The Abundant Life at Hood College with Miss Holmquist of the YWCA speaking on The Student Christian Movement. Club secretary Frances Hersey directed the production with diverse roles including Spirit of the World and Industrial Girls. About 400 suppers were served by the Grace Reformed church Faithful Circle Bible Class led by Mrs. Willis E. Pisher and D. C. Aldridge.
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Frederick
Hood College
Frances Hersey
The
Hood College VY
Anne Tisinger
Irene Goodson
de Schildknecht
Margaret Dutrow
Charlotte Shipley
Isabel Wood
Dorothy Kreh
Angelus
Faithful Circle Bible Class
Grace Reformed Church
Willis E. Pisher
D. C. Aldridge
Carrie Cronise
A. J. Mir
Governor to Send Greenbag List to Senate This Week
Governor Ritchie plans to transmit his green bag of three year appointees to the State Senate on Wednesday night. The list will include many state wide posts as well as hundreds of justices of the peace and notaries public for counties and Baltimore city. Emory L. Coblentz is expected to be named director of State Welfare and Col. E. Austin Baughman to be reappointed as Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. The Frederick County outlook has caused concern leading to several conferences. the Central Committee struggles to reach agreement on election supervisors, leaving the current supervisors in place pending a decision. The governor must appoint within fifty days after the Legislature convenes.
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Ritchie
State Senate
Baltimore City
Emory L. Coblentz
Col. E. Austin Baughman
Frederick County
Mr. Coblentz
David Co. Winebrenner
Lee Ranneberger
John W. Grove
F. R. Neighbors
F. Tose Myers
John H. Jameson
Walkersville
Harry Wood
New Market
Ranneberger
Grove
C. Witt Fout
Roger R. Rice
Jamison
Mr. Myers
Senate
Personal News From Thurmont and Nearby
Mrs John Stoner spent a week in Thurmont with her father Theodore Stoner and has returned to Florida. Franklin Birely of Johns Top University visited his parents Dr and Mrs M A Birely in Thurmont. Allen Williar of Baltimore spent the weekend at his sister’s Thurmont home. Mrs J D Baker arrived at Bon Air Vanderbilt Augusta GA to join Mr Baker. Mrs William W Osburn and Mrs Lloyd T MacGill visited Brooklyn with Mrs MacGill’s daughter. Osburn stayed in Washington with cousin Margaret Cassin Glidman. MacGill visited Dr and Mrs Cablentz in Washington. May Mcilenry returned after two weeks in Cumberland. W P Mohler leaves for Menos Mills to nurse Mr Menges, father-in-law of R Paul Smith.
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John Stoner
Thurmont
Theodore Stoner
Florida
Franklin Birely
Johns Top
J D. Baker
Bon Air-Vanderbilt
Augusta
Baker
Willian W. Osburn
Lloyd T. MacGill
Barry Flulmes
MacGill
Brooklyn
N. Y
Osburn
Washington
Os Mills
Ishar
Spring Crown
Mr. Menges
R. Paul Smith
Maryland Fisheries Station Bill and Monument Repair
Representative Zihlman of Maryland introduced a measure to establish a Maryland fisheries station under the Bureau of Fisheries with a $100,000 appropriation to propagate black bass and pond species. He also proposed rebuilding the Washington Monument on South Mountain in Maryland.
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Zihlman
Maryland
Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Commmmerce
Zihiman
Washineston Monument
South Mountain
Wealthy bachelor William L. Clark found dead in Baltimore apartment
The body of William L. Clark, 50, a wealthy bachelor and clubman, was found in his Chase Street apartment with a gas burner tube in his mouth and a turned-on gas flow. The coroner ruled death by his own action. Clark’s brother-in-law cited the death of his mother, Mrs Mary Maben, as a possible motive.
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Baltimore
William L. Clark
Chase Street
Clark
Wiliam C. Robinson
Mary Maben
Pinchot Undergoes Brief Ear Operation
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania was treated last night for an ear problem in transit from Southern Pines to Harrisburg. The operation was described as trivial and he is up and about today. He expects to return to Harrisburg in a day or two.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pinchot
Pennsylvanian
Southern Pines
Jarrisburg
Harrisburg
Judge Shot by Man Who Kills Himself in Lincoln Court
Lincoln Nebraska February 18 A veteran district judge, 36, was shot and killed today in his courtroom by Wallace G Wallick who then killed himself The motive remained unknown The incident marks a fatal shooting inside a courthouse plus a suicide by the shooter The report notes the day’s events and local reactions to the tragedy
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Wallace G. Wallick
Oil scandal heats up as Whitney named for summons
Washington dispatch reports rapid oil scandal developments despite a ten day committee recess. Predictions point to disclosures on brokerage books and oil stock speculation by officials. Senator Wheeler indicates Harry Payne Whitney and Benkard brokers likely to be summoned. Wilton Lambert has supplied alleged information to the panel. Roberts confirms the appointment of Gwen J. Tiperts as special government counsel.
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Associated” Press
Washington
Denby
Wheeler
Montana
Walsh
Harry
Gwen J Ttpberts
Philadelphia
Gamept
Wreck Ties Up Traffic on the Martinere and Olle Railroad
A derailment near Wolfe's store halted traffic for four hours when three freight cars and two others derailed at Trumaville at seven oclock. One person was injured as a stock car and freight overturned while a wrecking crew from Brunswick repaired the damage by eleven.
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Trafie
Martinere
Olle
Trumaville
Crunswick
Waltimore
Wolfe
Brunswick
Market downturn sweeps multiple stocks amid selling wave
Operators attacked the market this morning as Baldwin, American Cyanamid, Chandler Motors, Davidson Chemical, Du Pont, United States Steel, and Gulf States Steel fell one to two points. Rail stocks slid while some issues showed strength with gains up to 21 points and call money opening at 4 percent.
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Associated Prenes
New York
Fed
Generalist
Saldwin
American Cin
Chandler Motors
Davidson Chemeal
du Pont
United States Tnedistriat Michghol
Gulf State Steel
French francs fall to new low record
French francs slid to 425 cents, a 12 point drop from Saturday, amid questions about France’s fiscal program. Maryland National Guard inspection scheduled statewide from March 3 to April 17, with guard units offering special parades and thorough checks of books and property.
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Associated Press
New York
Maryland National Guard
New Pastor Arrives at Christ Reformed Church Middletown
Rev John S. Adam of Silver Run parish arrives with wife and two children after being elected pastor. Congregation women greet the family in the chapel social room where they prepared supper.
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John S. Adam
Silver Run
Parrol
Christ Reformed Church, Middletown
Yardley Hotel Sells For $15 975 In Brunswick Auction
The Yardley Hotel on Potomac Avenue Brunswick sold for $15 975 to Theodore W. Alexander of Frederick. The three story brick property includes a restaurant pool room and private bath rooms. Auctioneer William J. Dirner conducted the sale after Leo Weinberg acted as assignee.
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Yardley
Bruunswick
Theodore W. Alexander
Frederick
Potomac Avenue
Form D. Hoffmaster
Wire Ridge Summit
Charles F. Willard
Brongwiels
Wilkin
Walter C Anthrase
Leo Weinberg
William J. Dirner
Alexander
Senator Greene Wounded By Stray Bullet In Washington
The injured senator Frank J. Greene of Vermont was hit on Pennsylvania Avenue Washington D C by a stray bullet fired by a federal officer in pursuit of a suspect.
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Frank J. Greene
Vermont
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C
McAdoo Conference Opens in Chicago Amid Teapot Dome Disclosures
More than three hundred McAdoo supporters attend a Chicago meeting where Judge Rockwell opens talks on whether Teapot Dome disclosures render William Gibbs McAdoo unfit for the Democratic presidential nomination. Campaign manager George Milton says McAdoo forces prevail in Tennessee. Also noted is Mrs. Henry Frather of Parkersburg breaking a leg after a street accident during pavement repairs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Williot Gthlk McAden
David Ladd Rockwell
Ohie
Mc McAdoo
Tromert Cummings
Connecticut
Democratic National Committee
Republican Party
Cummings
Teapot Dome
McAdoo
Sean
George F. Milton
Tennes
Tennessee
Maryland Public Utilities Association Meeting Set for Tuesday
The Maryland Public Utilities Association will hold its annual meeting Tuesday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel starting 10:30 AM. Prominent Maryland business leaders will attend and deliver addresses, with opening remarks by Emory Lt. Cobents, president, Democrats Here. The Western Maryland Junior Democratic Club met Saturday at the Key Hotel with FC Brooke Lee, Secretary of State, among those invited.
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Maryland Public Utilities Association
Francis Scott Key
Maryland
Emory Lt. Coblents
Presient
Democratic Cluic
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Brooke Lee
Secretary of Navy Resigns Amid Oil Leasing Probe
Edwin Denby has resigned as Secretary of the Navy and his resignation is accepted after a White House discussion with President Coolidge. The move follows controversy over oil leases in California and Teapot Dome. Theodore Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary, met Coolidge and may also depart. policy implications ripple through the administration.
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Secretary OF Navy
Associated Press
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Denby
Navy
Retary
Coolidge
Whits House
Senate
Coolidtle
Mr. Denby
Cabing
Albert B. Fall
Fall
Seages
California
Roosevelt
Heodore Roosevelt
O l
Daughterty
Denbe
Navy Department
Caodge
Clash in Philippine Islands kills 44 including officers
The Associated Press reports 44 people died in a Baleto battle in Agusan province including Lieut. i. gene Mendes and eight constabulary soldiers. The fighting involved religious fanatics and the leaders named in the aftermath.
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Philippine Islands
Associated Press
Manila
I. Gene
Mendes
Baleto
Agusan
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