Marines to Review on N Market Street in Frederick
Five thousand Marines under General Smedley Butler will return from Gettysburg to Quantico and be reviewed in Frederick. Governor Ritter, General Milton A. Reckord, and Theodore Roosevelt Jr. plan to attend with the Navy assistant secretary promising to be present. The city considers using 25 acres near Frederick for camping and maneuvers, with a suggestion to station troops at the Fair Grounds or City Hall area for public viewing. Mayor Culler supports a front City Hall review setup to maximize attendance, while sales days proceed over the weekend.
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Smedley D. Bater
Quantico
Gettysburg
Ritthie
Milton A. ‘écord
Maryland National guard
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Butler
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Marnes
Fair Grounds
Third street
Culler
Fredwick
$80,000,000 Auto Industry Consolidation Formed
The Associated Motor Industry merger unites seven auto and truck factories with body, gear and ignition makers under one umbrella. Offices will be located in Dayton as the consolidation consolidates manufacturers across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dayton
Ohio
Associated Motor Industry
wator
New Chamber Commerce Secretary Begins Work
E. Austin James, son of Mr and Mrs Edward James of Washington, assumed the secretaryship of the Chamber of Commerce this morning. He plans to prepare for the annual election and mail a letter to members. A Georgetown Law School graduate, he passed the District of Columbia bar exam and will take the Maryland bar in the fall.
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E. Austin James
Edward James
East Church street
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
James
law school
Georgetown University
District of Columbia
Maryland
Woman Laments Theft of Furniture While in Jail
Jennie Lee, a Black prisoner serving 90 days for disorderly conduct in Hotel Jones, reports that her home furniture was stolen by a man known as Shorty Douglas while she was jailed. Douglas was arrested and jailed for a hearing before Justice J. Grahame Johnson. Also, Benjamin Gasbay was jailed for speeding after a car crash at South and Bentz streets, his Ford tourer badly damaged.
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Jennie Lee
Hotel Jones
Shorty
Douglas
Jennie
Alen Bartgis
J. Grahame Johnson
Benjamin Gasbay
Middletown
Bartgis
Gasbuy
South
Bentz
Ford
Gasbay
Brunswick
Justice Johnson
Market has dullest session of the year
The Associated Press reports New York July 1 that today's stock market session was the dullest and least interesting of the year. Attendance was slim and turnover meagre. Rails held steady despite the strike while oils and copper shares showed strength. Coca Cola, Du Pont, and American Water Works led gains as the market closed firm with about 225000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Coca Cola
Dupont
American
Irish Irregulars Make Last Desperate Stand
In Dublin the Four Courts surrendered garrison of Irregulars held in Mountjoy prison. National Army advances against insurgents occupying commandeered buildings along Sackville Street including the post office and hotels. De Valera reportedly in command as Free State Army continues operations. Cork reports mobilization to seize the city.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Mt. Joy
Irish National Army
Sackville street
Eamon de Valera
comand
Elsewners
Iceland
Free State Army
Onion Workers Walk Out In New York City Area
About 14,900 onion shopmen and round house workers on the seven principal roads entering New York City walked out. Company officials reported figures. onion leaders claimed the total exceeded this number by several thousand.
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New York
New York City
Ggures
County Tax Rate Set At 1.40 Per Hundred By Board
County Treasurer John W. Snook and deputies prepare to collect the new levy for the next fiscal year after the commissioners fixed the rate at 1.40 dollars per hundred, one cent less than last year. A tax chart is being prepared to show exact amounts on five dollar increments and bill heads are being printed for next week’s collection. The levy bases include real and personal property, installments, corporations, stocks and bonds, mortgages, bank stock, and a miscellaneous balance totaling 649152.34 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Snook
board of county commissioners
board of commissioners
Miss Eugster Weds Major Elliott In Pretty Washington Ceremony
A Washington wedding unites Miss Elizabeth Josephine Eugster daughter of Dr and Mrs L W Eugster with Major Dabney Otey Elliott United States Army at Bethlehem Chapel Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul. Bishop Alfred Harding presides aided by Den G C F Brathena and Rev Charles Warner.
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Washington
Elizabeth Josephine Eugster
L. W. Eugster
Dabney Otey Elliott
United States Army
Bethlehem
Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul
Alfred Harding
Den. G. C. F. Brathena
Charles Warner
Katherine Horner
Ashville
North Carolina
Frances Wellington
Baltimore
Lonor
Adirondacks
Major
Mra Elliott
Panama
Mra Filfott
Frank C. Norwood
Rockwell Terrace
Boy Scouts Journey to Gettysburg Battlefield
About twenty four scouts from our city under scoutmaster J Edgar Yinger left this morning on a hike to Gettysburg to act as messengers during Marines maneuvers. They stop at Emmitsburg tonight then rest, reach Gettysburg Monday, camp on Gettysburg College grounds, and plan a return through Taneytown arriving home next Saturday. Equipment travels by Ford truck.
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boy scouts
J Edgar Yinger
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Gettysburg College
State police raid on lights leads to multiple fines
Frederick police conduct a nighttime raid on vehicle lights. About 15 summoned to police court, roughly a dozen appeared, warrants issued for the rest. Fines of five dollars paid by Wilbur M. Reutzahn and others. several others dismissed. Some arrested pleaded guilty. others convicted or found not guilty based on circumstances.
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Frederick
Wilbur M. Reutzahn
C. Noekinton Fogle
James Spear
Harry Knipple
R. S. Carnon
Pittsburgh
G. C Zimmerman
York
Brunswick Men Silent On Big Railroad Strike
In Brunswick yards of the Baltimore and Ohio the impact of the strike order remained unknown today. Railroad officials including W. O. Shields refused to disclose information, directing inquiries to the Baltimore main office. Residents also offered no details.
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BRUNSWICK
Brunswick yards
Baltimore and Ohio
W. O. Shields
Baltimore
Weather outlook and local arrest report in brief
Weather for the Middle Atlantic States from Monday through the week starts fair with later local showers and thunderstorms and a return to normal temperatures after the initial rise. Held for hearing John Jahl of Philadelphia and Wilbur Routzahn released on recognizance for a 7:20 p.m. hearing. They were arrested on Court Street by Officer John Adams for fighting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel building, involving a hack saw and rough handling.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Middle Atlantic States
John Jahl
Philadelphia
Wilbur Routzahn
Court street
John Adams
Jahi
Rontzahn
Jani
Francis Scott Ker
Frederick Welcomes President Stop at Schley Birthplace
President Harding tours Maryland on auto from Washington to Gettysburg with Pershing and a six to eight car escort. At Richfield Farm near Frederick the party will be greeted by locals and presented with bouquets to honor Rear Admiral Schley, birthplace and hero of Santiago. A 40 foot flagpole with a bronze eagle and marker commemorates the home.
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Frederick
Harding
Pershioy
Warren G. Harding
John J. Pershing
Gettysburg
Santiago Bay
General Pershing
Admiral Schley
Samuel Grafton Duvall
Culler
Mary Ellen Fout
J. W. Fout
Santiago
Anne Schley
Mayor Culler
Davall
Schler
D. John Markey
Major Munshower
FL H Markell
Charles Winehreser
Dovall Roys
Frederick county
Strike Hits Rail Shops Across Washington and Baltimore
Thousands of railway shop workers walked out on July 1 as part of a nationwide strike called by six shop craft unions. Reports say about 500,000 had quit by midday, with walkouts spreading from New England to the Western states and affecting major lines including New York Central, Erie, and Baltimore and Ohio. In Washington Ivy City guards clashed with workers. no injuries reported. At Mt Clare, Baltimore, about 30 percent of B&O and 40 percent of Riverside shops’ workers quit, while Canion shops closed entirely. Officials say traffic remains steady and many pick replacements are offered.
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Mt. Clare
Baltimore
Galloway
Associated Press
Chicago
New England
Boston
Kansas City
East
Middle West
New Haven
Bangor
Arostook
New York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
Burlington
Chicago and Alton
Southern
Ohio
brotherhood
Washington
Washington terminal
Ivy City
roundhouse
Washington city
Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania railroad
Canion
C. W. Galewas
Riverside
Coal conference adjourns after two hours amid wage dispute
President Harding urged mutual understanding as coal operators and miners conference adjourned for two hours with all parties silent. John L. Lewis pressed for reconstruction of the joint wage talks, Hoover intervened, and Harding warned government aid could follow if an agreement fails. Reports from various cities note growing rail shop strikes and worker actions in the Pennsylvania System region.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Hoover
Lewis
Ogle
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