Auto Laws and Freight Rates Focus of Chamber Meeting
The Cham ber of Commerce board discussed auto law enforcement and freight rates on coal from George's Creek to the city. They considered revising rates to cities like Hagerstown and Philadelphia and planned a renewed membership drive. Col. John Markey was chosen to attend the Eastern division rural meeting in Philadelphia January 17-18. A Community Discount System and a Community Council were debated, with a state businessman council to be formed at a Baltimore meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’s Creek
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Gaver
George's Creek
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Toca
John Markey
Chamber of Commerce i
National Chamber of Commerce
Chanb of Commerce
Colonel Marker
Appointments to Justice of the Peace Draw Attention
Governor Ritchie will appoint ten Justices of the Peace in Frederick district with three in Frederick City for three year terms. Candidates include J Grahame Johnson and O A Brush, with others Sherman P. Powers Guy Motter and Altan Bennett seen as possible. Appointments extend to Brunswick Middletown Petersville New Market Thurmont Woodsboro and Emmitsburg along with numerous notaries. Election supervisors and the State Central Committee influence appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itt Peace
Frederick
Ritchie
J. Grahame Johnson
Oa. Brush
Svehine
Sherman P. Vowers
Guy K. Motter
Altan &. Bennett
Alban M. Owod
Migistrates
Namal
Toms
State Senate
Frederick City
Brunswick
Middetown
Petersville
New Market
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Emmitsburg
State Central Committee
Democratic Committee
Negro bandits take $44 500 from bank teller
Kansas City dispatch reports several African American suspects held up a Main Street Bank teller at noon and escaped with $14 Bat. Separately, officers of Lynch Lodge were installed at a Masonry Temple meeting led by Grand Lodge representative Jaenh Rohrback Plowton. The program included remarks on Masonry and a Franklin birthday observance by Land Tadge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch Lodge
Associated Press
Kansas City
Main Street
Lenealge
Masonry Temple
Jaenh Rohrback
Ton Representatii
Grand Lodge
A. E. McCardell
PL M
Free Masonry
W.C. Royal
G Ed. Smith
Richard F. Suminoin
Sen
Ros Hi
Rhoads
Holden
Geo
Smith
Bsron A. Winebrewer
Shiyno
Land Tadge
Genjamin Wranklin
McBride
Franklin
Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds in Local Courts
Numerous entries list marriages and property transfers. William Tittle and Alice Ta Voorhees appear among couples under 25, with other licenses noted. Several real estate transactions show transfers between individuals and couples in Frederick, Montgomery, and surrounding counties, with nominal sums. An equity case, Sarah Alice Crouse versus George W. Crouse, seeks an absolute divorce. attorney listed for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tittle
Perth Ambour
Alice Ta Voorhees
Sanatorium
Perry A. Grove
Frederick and
Irene L. Myers
Emmitsburg
Willam Cooper
Brunswick
Florence OF. Talmer
Knoxville
George F. Roderick
Charles W. Zimmerman
Jarry W. Zimmerman
Emma YW. Engelbrecht
Charles
Wagan
James Spearer
John Diges
John V. Nicodemus
George FP
Roderick
Walkersville
J. Thomas Gelwicks
John Wage
C. Belle Strube
Fertha Ro Strube
Urbana
William T. Colbert
Clara Mac
Colbert
Martha Ho Wolfe
H. OA. Clark
Wifr
Sarah Alice Crouse
George W. Crouse
Rowers
Adtorney
York Lions Birthday Celebration Attended by Frederick Tutons Club
Four members from the Frederick Tutons Club traveled to York Pennsylvania for the York Lions Club second birthday party held Thursday night. The event featured a program with notable entertainers. Attendees from this city included Tiarry F. Shipley A Tratt Etchison Jacob H. Schmidt and Roy W. Poole accompanied by Mrs Jacob H. Schmit Miss Bertha Shipley Miss Pauline Poole and Miss Ferne Snook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Frederick Tutons Club
Lions Club
York Organization
Tiarry F. Shipley
A. Tratt Etchison
Jacob H. Schmidt
Roy W. Poole
Jacob H. Schmit
Bertha Shipley
Pauline Poole
Ferne Snook
Simmons and Clarke Expelled From Klan Report
Atlanta report claims William Joseph Simmons founder of the Ku Klux Klan and Edward Young Clarke imperial leader were expelled from the Klan for opposing a regime led by Dr Tiram Wesle Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Jan MW
Atlante Dumrnat Tudd
William Joseph Lumimons
Kuo Kins Klan
Edward Young Clarke
Tce Perial
Klan
Tiram Wesle Evans
Imperial Wivan
Licenses rise as Frederick sees marriage boom in 1922
In 1922 Frederick issued 749 marriage licenses at Clerk Eli G. Huaughs office. Most applicants came from outside the county and state with citizens from Maryland Nebraska Missouri Maine and nearby states listed. About seven percent of licenses led to divorce proceedings, a rate lower than Baltimore city’s estimated 25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Gretna
Eli G. Huaugh
Maryland
Nebraska
Missouri
Maine
Carolinas
Counuy
Baltimore City
Fisherman Walter Dickerson Dies After Illness At 50
George Walter Dickerson a lifelong Dickerson resident and well known fisherman died this morning at his home after an illness of about four weeks. He leaves three sisters Mrs A Coldwell of Washington Mrs Theresa Collier and Mrs Mollie Mullen of Dickerson. Funeral Sunday at one from his home with Rev Mr Coffman of Clarkshore officiating. Interment in Thealis Idle cemetery. Filton and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘St. Walter
Dickerson
Walter
Kent
Mortcomery
Frederick
Washington
A. Coldwell
Theresa Collier
Mollie Mullen
Coffman
Clarkshore
Alisy Idle
Filton and Son
Carl Hardy Chief Clerk at State House Dies
In Associated Press report from Baltimore, Carl F. Hardy veteran chief clerk in Governor Chrchie's Annapolis office died today after several weeks illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hardy
State House
Associated Press
Baltimore
Carl Fandy
Tritchie
Annapolis
Didl
Howard
Defendant Wins Suit Over Promissory Notes
A jury returned a verdict for the defendant at 1 30 PM in the suit of Albert E Brown receiver for J L Bradshaw Company against George J Hull for two promissory notes of 1000 dollars each. The case began Thursday afternoon in Chester Court with witnesses heard and arguments, and the court adjourned to Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Harry
Charles A. Shine
Charles F. Geisinger
Frank L. Stoner
William MM. Sterns
Man of 82 Marries Woman of 52 Years
John Fl. Etsler 82 widower marries Mrs Fannie Elizabeth Burkles 52 divorced in a simple ceremony at a city home on December 27. The path to marriage followed a lonely life and avoided a wedding trip. The nuptials were conducted by Reverend Dr. J Paul Wright due to the absence of another pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fl. Etsler
Fannie Elizabeth Burkles
J. Paul Wright
Church Street
Calvary Methodist Church
GB. Wiliams
Wricht
Rebels Detain 150 Coal Workers in Mine Attack
Reports from Montevano Ata indicate 150 convicts were working in the Thomas-Weller Mining coal mines at Aldmahz when rebels attacked yesterday. The town suffered damage to machinery and tracks from dynamite used in the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Montevano Ata
Thomas- Weller Mining
Aldmahz
Pinchot Seeks Convention Seat As GOP Delegate
Governor Pinchot announced he will seek a delegate-at-large spot at the Republican National Convention. The move comes as he campaigns in Hamburg, Pennsylvania, on January 11 with support from local Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Associated Press
Hamburg
Pinchot
Aine
Children’s Illness Updates From Local Homes
The seven year old Junior Miller of Siath Street is improved at home with appendicitis. Kathleen Stokes Unselhecht, ten, of West Patrick Street, is recovering from scarlet fever at her grandparents’ home on West Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Miller
Siath Street
Kathleen Stokes
Oil Firms Defy De la Huerta Mandate In Mexico
American oil companies with property in the Tampico district plan to ignore the Adolfo de la Huerta mandate. Each company allegedly lent him 20 000 pesos, about 10 000 dollars, according to company spokesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE LA Huerta
Presa
New York
Tuxpan
Adolfo O de la Huerta
Mexican Revolutionary Forces
U D C Meeting Held in Frederick With Plans for New Chapter
An executive committee of the Maryland Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Miss May Sellman’s home in Rockville Terrace. President Mrs Jed Gittings presided. Discussions covered iven year budgets, organization aims, and launching a new chapter in Galliverville with broader statewide expansion plans. The group noted funds from WWI memorials would support educational causes. A luncheon followed with attendees including Mrs Jed Gittings and Miss May Sellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Thurusalay
May Sellman
Rockwell Terrace
Tooarder
Jed Gittings
Hethesda
Gallivere
Cailtimere
Fityhagh Fee
Frederi Ridgely Brown
Rockville
White
Dpoolesville
Iles Kya Douglas
Hungerstowe
John
Hickey
Eyansville
Georgia Bright
Baltineere
Seliman
Hempstone
Ff Seliman
Selman
Fiastess
Grave Wiorl
Quith Wornnn
Jed Gitlings
Bethesday Mra
J. Cahrney Young
Wes Fusiklin B. Canby
Ernest Vatbs
Anne
Venizelos Premier Without Portfolio Forms Cabinet
Athens January 1 Ex Premier Venizelos moves to assemble a cabinet with the Premier without portfolio and Georges Rouzas as foreign minister to end the prolonged government crisis. Laymen’s League plans annual dinner at Saint Church Parish House Wednesday evening January 11 with music and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Athens
Venizelos
Georges Rouases
Republiian
New Cold Wave and Heavy Rain Spoil January Mood
A northwestern cold wave brings a sharp temperature drop in extreme western Maryland with rain and snow predicted. Frederick area reports early morning wind, cooling temperatures, and forecasts of snow in western Maryland. January has seen heavy rainfall and unseasonable warmth in patches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Iate
Mercury
Maryland
Washington
Prederick
Oa Reieg
Frederick. Jenkins
Rev Hoover Installed as Pastor in Harrisburg Area
A ceremony in Harrisburg marked the installation of S. C. Hoover as pastor of Second Reformed Church in Morrisburg. Dr Kremer led prayers and Scripture readings while Rev. F. Phillips preached on the minister’s duties and call to Christian service. Local clergy assisted in the service and installation rite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C Hoover
Secoml Reformed Church
Trorrisburg
Hoover
Grater Reformed
I S. Kremer
Salon. Reformed Church
Tharrisburg
Candue Teak
Hillips Paster
Reformed Church
Linglestown Pa
Phips
Muusster
Congregaton
Laden
Davitt Dann
Tolin
Bill Ashley Bandit Captured in Florida
The headline reports the capture of Bill Ashley, a leader of the Ashley band, in the Florida Everglades. It notes his brother John was captured earlier and suggests the two had been together, per reports received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Ashley
Bandit
Florida
Associated Press
West Pain Beach
Pla
Dau Fl
Ashley
Flanula Everglades
John
Bank With 2 500 000 Deposits Fails To Open
A Sioux Falls AP dispatch reports the Sioux Falls National Bank with capital stock of 150000 failed to open amid reports of deposits exceeding 2300000. The article notes South Dakota banks facing turmoil and mentions Leigh Hunt's 2500 fine and two year prison term for describing the Prince Regent as a fat Adonis of fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sioux Falls
George IV
Leigh Hunt
No Rebates Allowed by Board to the Taxpayers
The Horrid of County Commissioners refused tax rebates for delinquent payments, denying relief to corporations seeking exemptions. They stated only legally exempt entities would be relieved, while others must pay, praising the board’s firm stance on funding government costs.
Market Slide Dulls Rails While Industrials Edge Higher
Railway shares fell by a point or more in morning trading as New York prices showed uneven moves. Industrials and oils rose despite broader weakness with traders watching pool actions and volatile call money opening around 4 and 140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Woth
Yarinas
Watson Declines Run for President as Coolidge Gate Opens
By AP Jan 11 Washington Senator Watson of Indiana announced he would not seek the Republican presidential nomination. His decision clears the field and leaves the Indiana presidential primary to shape the contest for President Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Ofames
Watson
Indiana
Watsons
Coolidge
Pris Mitry
Mexican Rebels Described as Desperate in Tampico Report
Dispatch from Tampico says Mexican rebels at Vera Cruz headquarters are in a desperate plight due to funds and arms embargoes by the United States. The article notes worsening conditions and morale amid ongoing hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tampico Movico
Vera Cros Ther
United States
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Community Council
British Empire
Labor Party
Standling
Marion Phillips
J. 8. Middleton
T. J. Mardy Jones
F. C. Roberts
Agnes Dollan
W. R. Smith
Harnsor Bell
Egerton Wake
Arthur Henderson
J. Ramsay MacDonald
F. W. Jewett
Sidney Webb
W. Gillies
C. T. Cromp
A. G. Cameron
Ethel Bentham
R. J. Davies
Benjamin Franklin
Spa
Simmons
Clarke
George T. Walter
J. L. Bradshaw Company
John H. Etzler
Mrs. Runkles
U.D.C
Miss Sellman
Butler’s
Marine Corps
Dion
Hripadier-Generel Smedley
Butler
Police Mill
An Hounvey
S. C. Hoover
Harrisburg
Grace Reformed
Pennsylvania
Primarie
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