Annual Meeting of Frederick County Children’s Aid Society Elected Officers
At the annual meeting in the Y M C A the Frederick County Children’s Aid Society elected officers for 1925 and outlined plans. The report noted 496 individuals cared for in 1924 with 187 cases brought to attention and $1,500 needed. The board includes Charles C Mathias as president and Louise D. Nixon reported on expanded services and case analyses.
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Frederi County Children’s Aid Society
Marrland Aid Society
Frederick county
Louise D. XNon
We town IF
Socie
Charles ie C. Mathias
RS. J. Dutrow
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Beajan F. Reich
M. Kiefer DeLacter
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W. W. Doub
R. &. J. Dumrow
J. Wele
H. Charles McC.MaCaildreard
G. Elis Wille
G. Rupp
Miss Nelson
County Commissioners
Social Service Exchange
Orphan's vs Clubs
Court and Police
Rosewood
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Underwood Bill Replaces Norris Measure in Senate Vote
Senate debates shifting policy with the Underwood substitute replacing the Norris measure. The vote stood 25 to 33 as Senator Jones reoffered a substitute to refer the issue to a commission, prompting renewed questions and a final choice between the two bills amid party lines.
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Associate
Washington
Underwood Muscle Shoals
Senate
Jones
Simminns
North Carolina
Underwood
Pro testant Episcopal church split over Bishop Brown case
The Associated Press reports in Cleveland on January 14 that Charles L. Dibble argued for church review board actions to uphold a prior finding of guilt against Bishop William Montgomery Brown. Dibble claims Brown's belief that Jesus is a myth challenges church doctrine and raises questions about apostolic authority and church discipline.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
O. Jam
Protestant Episcopal church
Charles L. Dibble
Wiliam Montgomery Brown
Church Board of Review
hep Brown
Dibble
Jesus
gic churey
Assault at Armory Dance Ends With Orchestra Pullout
An affray at the Armory dance in Baltimore Tuesday night led the orchestra leader George Gaul to end the event. Two youths who acted as licket sellers were dancing instead of at their posts when Robert Baumgardner was struck by a Baltimore man. Captain Barrick intervened, ordering removal of the two workers or the dance to stop, and police were summoned as the band packed up and left. This was reportedly the first such incident at the Armory.
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Baltimore
Armory
licket seller
iaker
George Gaul
Robert Baumgardner
South Market street
Baumgardner
Robert F. Barrick
Gaul
Baltestra
Dirigible Los Angeles Plans Baltimore and Chesapeake Bay Trip
The dirigible Los Angeles will depart Behurst at noon for Baltimore and Chesapeake Bay, docking at the U Patoka mast overnight, then return after sunset on a sun heat expansion test before resuming stay at the hangar.
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Associated Press
Behurst
NX. J
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
air station
Navy Orders 40 Seaplanes for Bureau of Aeronautics
The Navy Department Burea of Aeronautics has awarded a contract to Glen L. Martin Company of Cleveland for 49 seaplanes valued at about 1 million dollars. The aircraft will perform torpedo bombing and scouting roles, with work starting immediately and a planned fleet of 75 such planes.
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Associated Pressington
Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy Department
Glen L. Martin Company
Cleveland
navy
Owsley Named Head Coach of Navy Football Team
Annapolis reports Jack Owsley, longtime Yale football coach for the scrubs, has been appointed head coach of the Navy Midshipmen. He succeeds Bob Folwell whose contract expired. John N. Wilson was briefly named first as Osler before corrections were made.
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Associated Press
Annnapolis
Jan
Jack Owsler
Yale
Midshipmen
Admiral Wilson
Owsley
Bob Folwell
John N. Wilson
Osler
South Carolina Relects Child Labor Amendment
The South Carolina Senate approved the proposed child labor amendment to the federal constitution with one dissenting vote. The report includes figures on public school teachers in Louisiana, children in care, foster homes, and costs for the Children's Aid Society, plus a request for further aid to assist county children, with contributions directed to treasurer W. W. Doud.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
The
Associated Press
Columbia, D. C
South Carolina Senate
Hope to Float Grounded U. S. Submarine Today
The submarine U-19 lying grounded in Orleans harbor since yesterday was connected to a line this morning by the naval tug Wandrek and an attempt to float it was planned for the afternoon. A Paris report notes a Paris Latin Quarter clash among poets drew attention with a street fight using fists nails and furniture in a late cafe quarrel.
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Associated Press
Chatham
Mass
navalrg Wandrek
Une
Orleans
piarcd ihe
Paris
noestry
Committee Will Aid Congress To Decide National Air Policy
The Lambert select committee will inspect aviation centers nationwide and aim to deliver a report before March 4 to guide national air policy. It will cover current air services, future establish ment, and patent and legal questions, arguing for prompt action to advance commercial aviation.
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Congress
Washington
Jam. i
United States
congressin22
wit water
Washington cdot
simu
national air poly
Semratye Florian Lambert
Wisconsin
air services
air establishment
Lambert
Giolitti Orlando And Salandra Form Union
Rome reports a union formed by former premiers Giolitti Orlando and Salandra to oppose the current government. The declaration says the trio and their followers will enter the Chamber of Deputies to protest the pending electoral bill and cabinet measures.
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GIOLITTI
ORLANDO
SALANDRA
Associated Press
Rome
Gioliti
Milandra
IL Monde
Chamber of Deputies
Winter grains protected by snow in Maryland
Associated Press reports Maryland crop and weather conditions for the week ended yesterday. Mild starts, then cold with light snow sleet and rain. Winter grains are covered by three to ten inches of snow except in the extreme southwestern counties. Tee harvest continues.
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Associated Press
Washington
Marrland
List Steadies After Heaviness at Opening
The Associated Press reports New York stocks eased from early heaviness as traders awaited further technical cues. A broad market tone showed tentative steadiness with some gains in favored issues while others drifted.
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LIST
Associated Press
New York
Commission house
King David Lodge Celebrates 27th Anniversary
King David Lodge No. 50 I O O F marked its 27th anniversary with a brief observance on Tuesday. Past Grand officers formed a circle as Alton Yet Bennett spoke of the lodge’s loyalty and future success. The roll of past grands was read and discussions included inviting Past Grand Master H Dorsey Etchison and a note of a second degree conferral next Tuesday for Adamstown Lodge No. 1.
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King David Lodge
Alton Yet Bennett
loose
Byron A. Winebrewer
H. Dorsey Etchison
Eli G. Hauzh
Philip Seeser
Henry E. Cramer
John T. Lipps
Tacob E. Engelbrecht
Brronja A. Winebrener
Harry P. Seeger
J. Wilbur Warner
George C. Slagle
Frank Smith
Harry W. Miller
H.C. Albaugh
Nolan B. Lewis
A. J. Fromke
Z. Roy
Adolph Wiere
Washington
Bai
Mr. Berer
Frederick City
Adamstown Lodge
Virginia
Charles L. Farnesworth
Walter E. Eiker
XN. B. Lewis
Nor End
servell
What's Wrong With The Army By General John L Hines
General John L Hines argues peace time is the army s critical period and warns that prolonged drastic economy will cripple military readiness. He cites World War costs and underfunded maintenance, urges steady year by year budgeting to avoid future war penalties.
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JOHN L. HINES
United States Army
SyNEA Service
Washington
treasury
Tomerica
War Department
petter
ioon
betwen
national guard
regular army
reewar army
Panama Canal
Hawaii
navy
Transfer of London Moughton to Germany Reported
In a brief New York dispatch from March 1 1925 the line notes a transfer involving London Moughton of New ater to Germany. It mentions Frank AO Kel lone as the newly appointed Secretary of State and references London in the context of the movement.
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Moughton
Newater
Germany
London
sic
Frank AO Kellone
NEA Service, Inc
aAkigsen
York
mow
Frederick Post Office Rated Model by Inspectors
Frederick’s post office and staff are lauded as a national model by Department inspectors after visits on Monday and Tuesday. Postmaster Biser earns praise for leadership and the office’s improved mail service, with plans for a new parcel truck and an additional passageway to speed sending and receiving.
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Frederick
te lowil
United States
iig
Irving S. Essex
Biser
Frederick Leingbrowski
Weather Outlook Sees Continued Cold in City
The forecast calls for persistent cold and fair conditions with continued low temperatures. Forecasters note a steady chill, with no significant warming expected in the near term.
Fire at Willey and Co. lumber yard damages $100,000
A spectacular blaze at the hardwood lumber plant of C. L. Willey and Co. in the east lumber yard district caused damages estimated at about $100,000. Fire crews fought the flames throughout the day as witnesses watched from nearby streets. No injuries were reported and the cause remained under investigation.
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Associated Press
Chicago
C. L. Willey and Co
jumber yard
Financial aid urged for livestock industry in early report
A preliminary report to President Coolidge urges financial support for the livestock sector through existing agencies and a new land policy to allow grazing on public lands. It calls for freight rate reform and notes the need for legislative tweaks to permit re-discounting by Federal Intermediate Credit banks.
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Associated Press
Washington
hhis Agricultural
commission iu
commission
Coolidge Ou
Sign Agreements for Paying Dawes Annuities
Paris reports all powers at the Inter allied financial conference signed the Dawes annuities distribution agreement. Roumania and Italy signed with reservations awaiting later consideration. The dispute over limiting American damage claims to 35 million dollars was removed, leaving the text unchanged otherwise.
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Associated Press
Paris
Inter-allied financial conference
Dawes
Roumania
Italy
Frederick Elks to Washington for Rituals and Social
About 50 members of the Frederick Lodge of Elks travel to Washington this afternoon at 3 o clock to attend a ritualistic ceremony and social with the Washington Lodge. Frederick officers Alfred W Gaver A A Hileman R Earl Derr George Reynolds Frank V Staub and Gerson Rosenour lead the ceremonies. Brunswick Elks traveling by train join to participate in tonight's events and the group will also compete in the district ritualistic contest in Baltimore on February 2.
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Frederick Lodge of Elks
Washington
Washington Lodge
Frederick Lodge
Alfred W. Gaver
A. A. Hileman
R. Earl Derr
George Reynolds
School Meeting Sets Agenda for Monday Session
The Antioch Institute plans a Monday meeting led by Principal Brown and Rev. Sare to discuss the association's plans for the upcoming term. Miss Lilian, head of the children’s division, and Superintendent A. Ts. Brown will attend.
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Coumy
Saare a
Lilian
A. Ts. Brown
Dr Ezra Lee Buckey Dead In Brooklyn At 62
Dr Ezra Lee Buckey of Brooklyn died at home after a bout of pneumonia aged 62. He was a brother of Mrs J Travers Thomas and D Princeton Buckey of this circuit and visited them here about ten days ago. The funeral will be from his late home 13 Poplar Street Brooklyn Friday at 2 o clock.
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Ezra Lee
Brooklyn
Nepheumonia
J. Travers Thomas
D. Princeton Buckey
Poplar street
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