New Police Assignments Take Effect Immediate
City police shift changes announced by Major Lloyd Culler place Martin Walsh in command of patrols with George Jacobs as lieutenant and Thomas Filby as sergeant. Schell moves to foot duty under Jacobs in the southeast. Jacobs serves as acting chief from midnight to dawn with various officer hours listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Culler
Cniet
Martin J. Walsh
George Jacobs
Thomas M. Filby
Altea Bartgis
Bartgis
Chlef Walsh
Jacobs
Jesse Schell
Ing Force
George Nagle
Reverdy Cronenburgs
Allen Bartgis
Thomas M. Eithy
George Notman
George Salter
Josge Schell
Vernon Smith
Geroge Jacobs
Peat
Square Corner
I. M. Ulltner
Bam
W. F. Miller
Waleh
Nine Lynchings For First Six Months Of Year
A Associated Press report shows nine lynchings in the first half of 1925, with offenses including murder and criminal assault. The fatalities occurred in Mississippi, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Utah, and Virginia, with three in Mississippi and one in each of the other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa Tuskeree
Ala
Tuakege
Miselesippi
Arkansas
Flor'sl
Georgi
Louisiana
Utah
Vire‘nta
More Rain Needed for Maryland Crops Report
The Associated Press reports week ending yesterday showed showers ending drought in Maryland but more rain is required. Except grain and corn, crops remain poor to fair with pastures weak though improving. corn growing well and benefiting from rain. Threshing begins in the south as oats ripen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Maryland
Per Capita Assessment To Aid Striking Miners
The Anthracite Tri-District Scale Convention recommends a per capita assessment for about 168000 coal miners during July and August to raise at least 200000 dollars to aid striking and unemployed miners. The exact amount to be distributed is left to district executive boards. Also mentions Janet Turner visiting Leesburg, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Scranton
District of Columbia Christian Workers Conference Opens
Attendance reaches 100 as the DC Christian Workers Conference begins, with two concurrent sessions for Young People and Administrative Officers and Teachers at Brodbeck Hall, led by EB H De Groot Jr. and featuring W W Millan and Dr J M Dawson among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Workers Conference of
District of Columbia
Young People’s
Organized Bible Class Association
Brodbeck Hall Lood College
EB. H. de Groot, Jr
Council of the Religious Education
Brodbeck J Hall
W. W. Millan
Sunday School Association of the District
J. M. Dawson
Waco
Texas
de Groot
W. H. H. Smith
Takoma Fark
Meme Brockway
Jessa Guy Smith
Wiliam
Chalmers
General Assembly
Jesse Guy Smith
Wiliam [Chalmers
Meme Hrockway
Homer J. Councilor
Calvary Baptist Church
Washington
Misa
Wheat Slumps 5 Cents At Chicago Grain Market
Wheat prices fell sharply at the Chicago grain market with declines up to five cents a bushel as selling momentum sapped support. Heavy selling followed an early advance and traders noted the market lacked sufficient buying to sustain gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
City Engineer Edwards Smith Named Assistant City Engineer
Edward J. Smith of Troy Pa was appointed assistant to City Engineer Emory C Crum at a special Mayor and Aldermen meeting. Frank Rothenhoefer will assist Crum through the busy season to September as curb and gutter work on North Market street sewer work city grading West Second street and Memorial Ground beautification proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Smith
Troy
Emory C. Crum
North Market Street
Amity
West Second Street
Memorial Ground
Smith
Orchestra To Play Here At National Maccabees Convention
A Frederick class of about 150 Maccabees members will be initiated at the National Convention in Washington July 20 to 26. Powley reports nearly 6,000 members have been secured for Washington ceremonies. four degree teams will perform. The Maccabee Orchestra tours en route, with Frederick to host two days, including vaudeville shows and a free Friday night dance at the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington
Powley
Pennsylvania Avenue
Supreme Office
Maccabee Orchestra
Order
Armory
Henry Ishimura to Speak at Centennial Memorial U B Church
Henry Ishimura an American student of Japanese origin at Lebanon Valley College Anarine Pa will address the regular prayer meeting at Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church this evening at 745 o clock His talk titled Ask Heathen will cover his years studying in America and his message to heathen audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Henry Ishimura
Japan
Lebanon Valley College
Anarine
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Ishimura
America
Tax Revenue Rise Highlights County Budget Proposals
The county previews a revenue increase of 12 295 with a tax shift and a total budget of about 2 290 000. Taxable meals rise to 55 449 318 from 51 159 246 with new levy 792 159 81 versus prior. School funds gain 9 000, other items cut. Detailed allocations list salaries for commissioners, clerks, attorney, treasurer, court, jail, and health. Eleven Frederick boys begin July training camps at Camp Meade Fort Monroe and Camp Bustt Virginia with return August 1.
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Ily
Ofice
Follo
Imeala
Frederick County
Itizeha
Matary
Cigia
Camp Meare
Fore Mearoe
Bueta
Philip Wertheimer
Frederick
Camp Meade
Cavalry
Sehool
Eugene Creed
Braddock
Fort Monroe
Coast Artillery
Clark Wisotrkey
Edgar Palmer
Charles 8 Kooth
Henry Nouth
Herward W. Clark
Brunswick
Henry Bo Brown
Whtem Hays Brown
Deffersonyehard Kleeny
Middletonny Hay
Sammora
Mt. Airy
Camp Bustt
Infantry
Underwood N To Be A Candidate Again Says
Senator Oscar W Underwood of Alabama indicates he plans to seek reelection to the United States Senate when his present term ends in 1927. He has not announced formal plans but friends say he intends to devote time to writing after leaving office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Alf
Oscar W. Undywood
United States
Underwood
$150,000 Robbery in Chicago Jewelry Store
Robbers bound jeweler Fred Gleb and two companions in a salesroom on the 14th floor of a public building in the heart of the Loop district. They escaped with jewelry valued at about $130,000. Police investigation underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Bass Fishing Season Opens Thursday on Monocacy River
The Monocacy bass season begins Thursday but heavy rains have muddy the river, delaying fishing for ten days to two weeks. The Potomac season opened June 1, with Monocacy opening July 2. Bass must be at least nine inches. trout season closed Tuesday at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nias Trishermen
Potomac
Blue Ridge Transportation Receives $200000 Debenture Authorization
Maryland Public Service Commission authorized a $200000 debenture for Blue Ridge Transportation Company. The issue, dated June 15, 1925, is secured by Potomac Falls Company guarantees and backed by American Water Works and Electric Company. Part of a $1,000,000 authorized total. The company expands by absorbing western Maryland motorline routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Maryland Public Service Commission
Blue Ridge Company
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Potomac Fallson Company
American Water Works
Farmers' Picknic Set For August 14 Across Agencies
The annual Farmers’ Picnic, under Farm Bureau and county women’s groups, will be held August 14 at Major Woods. Plans call for national speakers, baseball games, music, youth amusements, and many features. Committees led by Frank Holter and Amon Burgee organize privileges, program, seats, dinners, and entertainment.
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Farm Bureau
Giaoge
Frank Holter
Middletown
Amon Murgoe
Frederick
George Alnutt
Buckeystown
Amon Burgee
Lemuel J Keller
Jefferagn
Peter W. Chicheater
Ights
George Allnutt
Prof
Burgee
Harry L. Davis
New, Market
Austin P. Renn
Feagavilly
William Hauger
Myersvilley
J. Homer Ramsburg
Edward Holter
Concert Thursday Night in Braddock Heights Auditorium
Eurydice Chorus and Friars of Hagerstown present a program at Braddock Heights auditorium Thursday at eight o’clock under the direction of Charlea M. Cassel. A selection of songs, choruses, solos, and a chorus from Word of God are on the bill, with the Sunday night song service committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurydice Chorus
Friars
Hagerstown
Charlea M. Cassel
Braddock Heights
Robin Hood
DeKoven
Homer
Fiblars Club
Carlton
Holm
Spress
Eurydice
Featigal T. Deum
Buck
Merideth
Chriest
Mr. Phillips
Cansel
Mandalay
Sleepy Hollow
Kounts
Friars Club
Tom Hilltop
Cox
Miss Rose
Daisies
Hawley
Kansas Board Refuses Charter for Ku Klux Klan
The Kansas Charter Board refused to charter the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, a Georgia corporation, saying the group was not operating for a charitable or proper purpose as stated in its petition. Attorney General Griffith prepared the opinion concurring with the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
KU Klux Klan
Earthquake Toll Near 25 Million as Aftershocks Continue
Widespread tremors lingered over Santa Barbara and surrounding areas overnight with five major schools damaged since Monday. Estimated losses range from 20 to 27 million dollars while engineers survey remaining structures for possible demolition and reconstruction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Santa Barbera
Calif
Hants Barbara
Tee Helfic Coast
Wilonaires
Los Angeles
Hante Bay
Harn Qremcc
Symington Divorce Case Falls Without Evidence
New York Justice Ford dismissed the divorce suit of wealthy manufacturer Mry. Ida May Symington against Themes Byrdngton after finding no evidence of infidelity. The court declined to compel testimony from C. W. Chambery, and ten misconduct specifications were withdrawn before dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renault
Morria Fatio
Symington
Fatio
Extra Territorial Question to Come Up in China
Washington reports indicate Minister MacMurrey will arrive in Peking by July and seek to place the territorial rights issue in China on an early seeable date for international discussion. If major powers concur, the International Armies Conference would authorize a commission with all nations having interests in China to deal with extraterritorial rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
MacMurrey
Peking
China
Ton
Floods devastate Galicia and Silesia in record surge
Devastating floods sweep Galicia and Silesia after the worst rains in a generation. The Vistula and mountain streams overflow, Cracner faces danger, towns become lakes, and survivors fear for life. Fifteen children on a Dniester crossing near Mat Jampol were washed away and perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Galcia
Silenta
Cracner
Dniester
Mat Jampol
Prices Higher Demand Boosts for Veneer and Bone
A fragmentary AP dispatch notes rising loadings and record prices for veneer and related materials amid higher demand. It mentions increased costs and production pressures, with references to bone substitutes and price incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Schell
Janet Turner
Loudoun Hospital
Leesburg
Patrick Street
Hood College
Bible Class Assn
Braddock Heighta
Mra
Alice Rohrback
Margaret Eutler
Shepherdatown
W. Va
Howard Schley
Shepherde Town
Schley
Eres
Arlington Hotel
Glen
Santa Barbara
Cal
Arlington Ja
California
American Telephony and Telegraph Company
Troy, Pa
Crum
Maccabees
C. M. T. Camps
Thone
Meade
Eustia and Port
Monroe
Robby
Biness
Ot “Izaak Walton
Blue Ridge Transportation
Pany
Rhine Rifze
Pickic
Friars Club of
Buldings
Galicia
Silesia
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