Stull Named Superintendent at Montevue Complex Orders
C Spencer Stull of New Market district is elected Superintendent of Montevue by the Board of County Commissioners. Edward Ranneberger of Point of Rocks is chosen clerk and Dr B C Thomas named physician. All take office April 1 after a late 2:30 pm ballot with 11 candidates considered. Balloting delays followed delegations. George Ed Myers named deputy clerk effective July 1. Myers is a longtime Republican figure and former Frederick County Sheriff and State Fire Marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Spencer Stull
New Market District
Montevue
Board of County Commissioners
Mr. Stull
Edward Ranneberger
Point of Rocks
B. ©. Thomas
James A. Jones
S. A. Greggs
Lewis Roelkey
John T. Joy
Charles A. Wickless
Harry Cramer
David English
Jesse Schell
William Geisbert
John Powell
Phillips Lee Goldsborouch
Walsh Returns Home to Frederick After 25 Years
William A. Walsh of Fairmount North Dakota and formerly of Frederick arrives in his birthplace this morning for a long overdue visit. He reconnects with old News office staff and recalls early printing days at the Frederick paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Walsh
North Dakota
Fairmount
Wreterick
Walsh
Force
West
Marty Need
Old City
Frederick
East Steand Street
Thomas Walsh
John Walsh
Crop Assn Elects Ta Carpenter Vice President
Ta Carpenter of near Mt. Pleasant was elected vice-president of the Maryland Crop Improvement Association during the Maryland Agricultural Society annual meeting in Baltimore. He also earned a third place for a display of 149 ears of white capcorn at the Corn Show. Charles F. Carpenter of Wo Frederich won fourth place.
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Carpenter
Mt. Pleasant
Maryland Crop Improvement Association
Maryland Agricultural Society
Mir. Carpenter
The
Agricultural Society
Baltimore
Henry Rigdon
Forest Thn
J. L. Carpenter
Lear
Charles F. Carpenter
Frederich
House Begins Finish Fight Over the Rules
The House opens a climactic struggle over rules as Republican insurgents and Democrats unite to challenge the party organization. A 30 day grace period ends with both sides dissatisfied with the Rules Committee recommendations amid Speakership deadlock.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Today
Republican Organization
Rules Committee
Annual Calvary Methodist Sunday School Report.
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Sunday School reports 676 attendance led the day with 102 in the Junior department plus a memorial service for Leaders' Class. Reverend Ellis Williams preached on The Shining Light and From One Room to Another. Twenty-seven scholars promoted and 60 young people decided for Christ. training school had 587 registrations.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Church Auditorium
Robert Baer
EB. S. Ries
Geo. L. Rothenhoefer
G. W. Bowers
Quartette
A. Gilson
Ellis Williams
Wpworth League
Geo. M. Free
E. C. Webb
Calvary Quartette
Whch
Casper E. Cline
Yar
Calvary Sunday School
School of Religious Education
Gartisie
Braddock Meisht
C. F. Boss
Millard FL Lease
William Schell
James WH. Harris
Khas Delanehter
Florence Young
Margaret Free Underwood
R. Yingling
May Conley
Edward HH. Heinlein
George W. Meinlein
Talana
Edgar , J. Moore
Dr R V Smith New Head of Fair
Officers were elected by the Frederick County Agricultural Society Board of Managers on Saturday afternoon. Dr R V Smith became president with Eugene A Grove as vice president and Guy K Motter as treasurer. Dates for the fair were set for October 21 22 23 24, the latest Frederick Fair ever held. No action was taken on the request to eliminate games of chance.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
R. V. Smith
Eugene A. Grove
Guy K. Motter
OG. C. Warehime
DL Op, Buckey
Harry McCramer
Charles Thingherty
BLOW
Ministerial Association
The
Nu . Toutine
Convention City to Be Selected for Democratic National Meet
Washington reports active scramble to host the 1920 Democratic National Convention as leaders convene the national committee. Candidates’ interests surface amid talks of cash offers and costly conventions with Chicago and New York among the possible hosts.
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Convention City
Associated Press
Washington
Thojee
Sandh
Wohl
Chicago
New York
Loch Shackers
Church Mission Board Names Officers for 1924
The meeting announced officers for 1924 across departments including superintendent emeritus Moss Urner general Caspar Cline and Miss Mamie Jil as leaders. Officers also elected for the Missionary Society with J Ames Trendrickeon as president and Edgar Moore as secretary treasurer. Offerings for the year totaled £2,509.42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Treinlein War His
Raymond Ford
Hammond Clary
Sherman FP. Bowers
Young Peoples
FB. Tuth Rothenhoefer
Edward Mantz
Geo. F. Daugherty
Z. I. Wilson
Missionary Society
J. Ames Trendrickeon
Edgar Moore
Ernest Webb
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Fritary
Rhesest Tia Wom
1000 Arrested in Week's Raids
Philadelphia officials report extensive crime suppression with 484 raids executed last week. Director Butler returned to City Hall after weekend duties at Marne Corps head quarters and pledged focus on traffic regulations and officer pay. The week-long operation yielded about 1,000 arrests as authorities vow continued action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Jan
Butler
City Hall
Marne Corps
Quantlea
Vawa
Elvic
General Butler
Indy Lie Safety
Munday
Poeliew
Todiey
Baltimore Conference Informal Dinner At Merchants Club
At Baltimore on Saturday night an informal dinner and conference drew attendees including Tr Wo Cowles Dr Th fi Ever hart thirty and Mrs Wo Iayes Brown of Jefferson. The organizing committee listed Gearse M. Shriver Frank A. Paurst B Frank M Shoemaker and Waller Bo Brooks. The invitation stated the purpose to secure the best thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Comical Traffic Mishap On West Patrick Street
A Ford roadster with West Virginia plates collided with a Dodge touring on South Market Street near the Square. The Ford sustained steering gear damage and about 100 dollars in total damage was reported. The incident occurred around 15 o'clock on a Sunday, with an amused bystander noting the license number 21240 and a 13s rhythm in the digits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
West Patrick Street
South Market Street
John Winpigler
Ford
Maryland Deaf School Leader Invites Conference to Next City
Professor Jenatius Bjorlee, superintendent of the Maryland State School for the Deaf, travels to St Augustine Florida for the triannual meeting of superintendents and principals of schools for the deaf. He will present an invitation for the next conference to be held in the host city.
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Jenatius Bjorlee
Maryland
Del
Sunidis
St Augustine
Florida
Schoola For the Deaf
Bjorlee
Rotary, Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
Biortee
Labor Crisis in England Alarms Controlling Party
London Jan 14 The strike threat by locomotive engineers and firemen alarms the Laborites as they edge toward governance. The Central Council of the Trades Union Congress met to study the situation and appointed an emergency committee to act when needed.
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England
Associated Dress
London
Central Council of
The
Trades Union Congress
Youth Crime Tied to Delinquency Rising Among Teens
The Indianapolis meeting of the Sunday School Council discussed the Indiana Survey of Religious Retraction showing that most major crimes are attributed to boys aged 17 to 21. William Remy presented figures from Marion County noting crime correlates with lack of religious training in youth and questioned suldiera blame for New York crime waves.
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Prema
Tndianapolis
Dod
Wissieper Urighes
Ex Suldiera
New York
Tidlit Sunday School Council of Religious Education
William
Feu
Marion County
Willch
Indianapolis
Indiana
Institute of Social and Religious Research of
Remy
Fair and Cold Weather Continues Across Frederick
The Washington forecast calls for continued fair but cold conditions with freezing temperatures. Snow mostly misses Sunday. temperatures stay below freezing, with a low around 24 degrees and ice forming overnight. If January’s last days avoid harsh weather, a milder winter could follow for the rest of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Washington
Frederick
Delegations Seek Road Improvements Before County Board
Two delegations appeared before the Lord of County Commissioner Morning to push upgrades on roads from Ladiesburg to Rights Church and to request pipes along the road from Gibson to Johnsville. The board indicated a plan for shared cost and county work with state takeover possible, and no final decision was made.
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Ladiesburg
Raghts Church
Dhone Ream
Pas Seo
Seroyd
Christ Our Guide and Salvation Army Talk At Local Church
Interrating services drew a large congregation at Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church. Rev William R Glen preached Christ as life’s guide, while Major Fred W Seiler of Baltimore spoke on Salvation Army work worldwide. Special music accompanied both services. Upcoming events include Young Men's Bible Society meeting with Henry Miller in charge and a Thursday Literary Society gathering.
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Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Sunich
Wim. R. Glen
Christ
Fred W. Seiler
Baltimore
Chesapeake
Salvation Army
Salvation Arms
Henry Miller
Jacob Rehrback
Literary Society
Daisy Mc Donald
Police hunt for Hart and Tilson after jail break
Baltimore dispatch reports widespread manhunt in eastern cities for Jack Hart and WH Han Frank Tilson, two convicts who escaped from Maryland State Penitentiary early yesterday. Rewards totaling 3000 dollars, including 1100 from Director Emery Coblentz, are offered for their arrest or information leading to capture. No trace as of 8 PM. sightings at Havre de Grace or York denied.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Jack Hart
William B. Norris
Hart
Whhan
Frank Tilson
Maryland Peak Tentiary
East Asa
Welfare
Emery
Oblentz
Havre de Grace
York
Bandits Make $100000 Haul From New Jersey Warehouse
Newark officials say eight to ten bandits raided the Pierce Butler and Merce Co. warehouse early today binding the watchman Jon Brown and stealing two truckloads of whiskey valued at $100000. Brown reports bandits seized cases on an elevator and loaded them onto two motor trucks before escaping.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Pierce, Butler and Merce Co
Jon Brown
Brown
Raewei
Industrial favorites lose one to two points
Heavy realizing and bear selling pushed several dozen speculative industrials down one to two points while rails resisted ceiling pressure. High priced and foreign shares showed strength with some slight rally by noon. Call money opened at 0 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Nevada Delegation in Congress Faces Seating Questions
A garbled report notes Nevada’s delegation in the House and Senate, mentioning two senators and the state’s representation. The fragment hints at questions about seating or status in Congress.
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Rick
Mivada
Congress
Nevada
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B. C. Thomas
George Ed. Myers
Phileeger
Crop Assn. Elects
L. L. Carpenter
Calvary
Marion
Captain Johnson
130Th Infantry
San Francisco
Armory
Order of DeMolay
Earoch
R. A. Masons
Frederick Armory
Jacques de Mohay Commandery
Engltgs Templar
Dar
de Molay
Edgan HW. McBrida
DeMolay
Thomas J. Sehneffer
Hagerstown
Demmolay
Thomas J. Schaeffer
George T. Cramer
Johny
Engelbrecht
Ined B Winebrewer
Pranis Griffin
William W. Grish
Garnett Numshuia
John A. White
Prisceptors
Hagan’. Orchestra
Marsie
Deaf Workers Conference
Sjorlee
Univerity of
Ladienburg
Haugh's Church
U. B. Services
Bible Society
Phoebe
Eonvics
Coblentz
EL. Coblentz
State Welfare
Trucke
Alberta
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