Frederick High sees Leary new head. Biehl named Brunswick chief
Frederick High School will have A I Leary as principal succeeding William Kilogman with J C Bleh named Brunswick High principal. Florence Jenkins named new supervisor. A broad slate of teachers and supervisors was approved, including Mary Klein, Anna Smith, Ruth Hammond, and others, with appointments for Frederick City and County schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Leary
Denton
William K. Kilogman
Frederick High School
James Cassie Bleh
Church Street
Frederick
Leary
Teachers’ Institute
Columbia Uhiversity
Riebl
Philadelphia
Miss Jenkins
New York
Mary L. Klein
Good Intent
Anna Margaret Simith
Marlon & Sutton
Rocky Springs
Freet ZL. Crawford
Sabillassilt
Ruth A. Wwammond
Walkersville
Margaret F. Besant
Peart TL. Culler
Brunswick
Ruth P.dutrow
Caroline C. Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Mary FE. Much
Mybtraville
A. Katherine Cronies
Wogphington Street
Trice II
Cronies
Mountaindale
P. Hine
Rennswick
Hildah Marie Derlibiss
New Midwar
Mary A. Etzter
Princes
Unionsille
Ralph Burger
Pleasant Grove
Tertha Tee Catlett
Helen Catlett
Woodsboro
Mary K. Smith
Emmitshire
Frances 11. Paxson
Wamsville
Way English
New Market
Roger Browning
Purely Personal Local Visits and Travels
A parade of residents note summer trips and hospitalities. Miinia F. McBride visits Columbia University for six weeks. the Albaugh family tours Kingsdale and visits the old homestead. Several others return from Baltimore Reading and Frederick while planning trips to Atlantic City Canada and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miinia F. McBride
Brad Flock
Columbia University
New York City
Ingomar W. Albaugh
Anna
Elizabeth Albaugh
Charles Albaigh
Baltimore
Ruth Martz
East South Street
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Leo Weinberg
Lexington
Staunton
Jack Kelly
Martford
Conn
Chester Tucker
West Fifth
Hone
W. Clinton McSherry Jr
Camp Gunston
Centreville
T. Poole Jones
Court Street
Atlantic City
Mary Ingle
Washington, D. C
Joseph D. Baker
John Hildt
Anna Thomas
West Second Street
Arthur D. Willard
North Market Street
Reading
Ridgely W. Baer
Frederick
Eloise Young English
Baker Johnson
Third Street
Indian Springs
Glenn Roy Martin
Washington Street
Misa Elizabeth Martina
Canada
Niagara Falla
Long Side Buyers Extend Operations
Investment buying reduces floating supply of high grade stocks as operators on the long side expand across many issues. Morning strength led to rapid profit taking in several high priced shares. Call money reopened near four percent and drifted lower. The market closed strong with about 1,400,000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Citywide Street Upgrades Underway Including Alleys Concreting
Municipal work is progressing rapidly with oiling grading and concreting across many streets. West Second and Bentz are under grading to beautify Memorial Ground, while Klinehart's alley and Chapel Alley will be concreted to improve drainage and traffic. North Market Street work continues and the Odd Fellows Home dedication nears. City offices are temporarily relocated as re papering renovates the City Register and Water Rent Collector spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Second
Bents
Memorial Ground
Bentz Street
Potomac Edison Company
North Market Street
Twelfth Street
Klinehart
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Roy Nuss
Chapel Alley
Church
Second Streets
Odd Fellows’ Home
M. J. Grove Lime Company
State Navy to Fire on Chesapeake Bay Poachers
Maryland conservation Commissioner Swepson Earle orders the state patrol boat Governor McLane to sink private fishing craft refusing to stop in Chesapeake Bay. The Governor McLane and other armed boats patrol the bay near Tangier Sound where the Pocahontas was captured yesterday and fined for poaching. Eleven to twelve boats were sighted and would have been fired upon if they did not halt. The order to fire on pilots was issued to break up the poaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Swepson Earle
McLane
Chesapeake Bay
Meet
Virginia
Somerset
Wicomico
Tangier
Genna Brother Falls In Chicago Gun Fight
Tony Genna, the third Genna brother, was shot twice and critically wounded while walking in Chicago. Police said he refused to name his attackers. He was conscious at the County Hospital as investigators pursued leads in the ongoing gang feuds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genna Gang
Chicago
Tony Genna
Genna Brothers
Genna
Ques
Tong
Post Office Faces 1925 Deficit Near Forty Million
The Postmaster General from Washington estimated a deficit of about 40 million dollars for postal operations in the fiscal year 1925, ending June 30. He blamed higher pay for power employees and changes in postage rates for the shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Washington
Postmaater- General New
Postmaster- General
Frederick County Sunday School Association Plans 4 Day Session
The Frederick County Sunday School Association led by Rev. W. C. Royal will hold a four day session at Braddock Heights auditorium July 12 14 with song services led by Emory L. Coblentz and an aspirational address by Rev. Homer J. Councilor. Activities include adult rallies led by H. K. DeLauter and R. Carl Maxwell with regional delegates, and a Young People's division rally with Dr. J. J. Rives delivering the address alongside music from Baltimore and Middletown talent. A fellowship meeting with social activities closes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Sunday School Association
W. C. Royal
Braddock Heights
Emory L. Coblentz
Homer J. Councilor
Washington Federation of Bible Classes
Calvary Baptist Church
Washington
H. K. DeLauter
Councilor
Middletown
Young Pen Ple
Fred Maio
Carl Maxwell
J. J. Rives
Harronburg
Baltimore
Warmest Night Yet With 93 Degree Noon Reading
Tuesday night marked the warmest so far this year with a minimum around T4 degrees. The day reached 93 degrees before noon as forecasts from Washington anticipate cloudy skies and little relief from heat, noting eight record highs this summer and lower rainfall totals for the first six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colby Withdraws as Monkey Trial Counsel
Bainbridge Colby former Secretary of State informs Chicago that he will not attend the Dayton trial due to New York appellate ruling. He regrets the situation and wishes success to the proceedings while noting he cannot travel. He also sends a telegram to John R. Neal Tennessee counsel, expressing gratification that the defendant’s interests are protected by capable counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Clarence Darrow
John T. Scopes
Bainbridge Colby
Dayton
Colby
Appelate Division
New York Supreme Court
New York
Repert
John R. Neal
Scopes
Tennessee
Playground plan approved at Braddock Heights Center
At a Braddock Heights Community Center meeting in Hotel Braddock the decision to place a playground in the park was made. Equipment will be secured and set up by opening day in July at 9 30 in the morning, and Miss Elmira Renn will oversee the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heights
Areeting
Braddock Heights
Hotel Braddock
Elmira Renn
Washington Man Held in Sugar Loaf Still Case
Washington detectives arrested F. F. E. Woods of Washington at the Sugar Loaf site as part of a still operation. Woods released on 500 bail at a preliminary hearing while other suspects remained in custody. Authorities say more arrests are expected as the inquiry continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Man
Washington
F. F E. Woods
Albaugh
Woods
Tel White
Sherim
Woolf
Wis
Nberty Winder
William
Jtase Towle
Greenfield
Thrner
Jastice Bowers
Mvmed Jones
Itta
Bryan predicts amendment path through state and federal courts
Defense counsel interprets William Jennings Bryan’s speech as a forecast of four new constitutional amendments. Dr. John R. Neale says Bryan will move quickly from the lower court to Tennessee's supreme court and then to the U S Supreme Court, seeking to overturn religious and educational protections via a new amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dayton
Supreme Court of the
United S States
The Red Rain Mystery starts in The News Friday
A rural tale follows Kogliah, guiding readers through a quiet Hill’s community. A man is mysteriously murdered and blood is found, fueling rumors, suspicions, jealousies, and intrigue before a hopeful ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fea
Parole Hearings For Leatherman And Rice
Baltimore, July. Parole applications for Harry Leatherman and Arthur Rice were heard today by the State Parole Commissioner Parrish. They are among twelve inmates sentenced for the terroring and feathering of Dorothy Grandes near Myeraville about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Harry Leatherman
Arthur Rice
Parrish
Leatherman
Rice
Dorothy Grandes
Myeravilla
Odd Fellows Meet in Home Building Ceremony
About eighty members attended the first meeting in the Odd Fellows Home auditorium. King David Lodge 60 L O F hosted visiting Grand Officers from Baltimore for installation. Remarks honored past leaders and supported continued work at the Home. refreshments followed and a tour of the children's cottage was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order
Odd Fellows’ Home
King David Lodge
LO. C. F
Alton Y. Bennett
Grand Ofcera, Association
Baltimore
Thomas M. Jefferson
W. O W. Ilalph
Brand
Paul D. Simpson
J. Wilbur Warner
Jacob T
Engelbrecht
Philip Serger
EN G. Laugh
Walter E. Riker
Alvie R. Wolfs
Noble Grand
Chas Ff
Henry Kh. Cramer
Iown C. Albaugh
Franklin N. Shipley
Guardian
John T. Lipps
Uannan
J. Roy Burke
Franklin N; Shipley
Benjamin By
Bipps Marshal
Charter F. Seeger
Home and Order
Joseph B. Cook
Grand Lodge
Willam A. Jones
H. Dorsey Etchinan
Teble
Frank Fi. Drangle
Paul Grand Bennett
Charles F. Seeger
World tour highlights shared by Rotary speaker
R Rush Lewis and Frederick Rotarian spoke at the weekly Club meeting recounting a world trip. Lewis visited Tokyo and Trentelo in China and India studying missions, with Easter stop in Palestine. Guests included Rev Bartholomew, Rev Snyder, J Ty Noonan, and PD Winebrenner. Miss Hazel Danner was ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Rush Lewis
Frederick Rotarian
Lewis
Bere
Mr. Lewsn
Janan Rotary Club
Tokyo
Tn China
Trentelo
China
Japan
India
Lewsa
Palestine
Gueasta
LA. R. Bartholomew
Phiten
Geo. R. Snyder
Shen- Whofon
J. Ty. Noonan
Baltimore
Winebrenner
Baroness Muehlen Killed in Fall from Ritz Window
Baroness Helen i Zur Muobleu of Java, 24, died after plunging from a seventh floor window at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in New York. Police suspect she fainted while seeking fresh air near an open window as guests looked on. the baron and husband are in Java amid social interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muehlen
Ritz Carlton
Associated Preas
New York
Helen i Zur Muobleu
Java
East Indies
James M. ‘Thompson
Millicant Rogéra
Eas Voo Salm
Ho Bald
Helen Carruthers
Alll Dolton
Susan Welen
Indictments Halt Plot to Aid State Pen Escape
Kalttinor July 8 grand jury returned preventments against dronnitzer and Wiliga Grasp Truaty on conspiracy to aid escape from the Maryland penditentiary. The plot, believed thwarted by Ritter’s arrest and confession about saws, prompted extensive search to determine if any saw-equipped contraband remained in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kalttinor
Grand Jury
Dronnitzer
Maryland
Wiliga
Grasp
Eouviet Truaty
Ritter
Racy
Witter
Oyo
Gempy
Three Hurt In Maze Of Motorcycle Accidents
In Hagerstown a crash-filled stretch on a rural road near the city caused one likely fatality and multiple injuries. Miss Mave Myers, 17, suffered a broken jaw and leg with other injuries. two others are hospitalized. Authorities believe the motorcycles were racing at high speed when two bikes collided and another crashed into a bystander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Freep
Hagerstown
Mave
Myers
Waa
Atete
Thie City
Joxne Snyder
F. Smith
Matomoa
Wile
Alvord
Mise Myers
Girl
Smith
Mian
Margaret Moats
Frederick Sightseers Portray City To National Editors
National Editorial Association members touring Frederick Maryland receive wide press publicity. Articles from California to Wisconsin recount the visit to Frederick, including the Francis Scott Key Hotel stay and local sights such as Barbara Fritchie’s legacy and nearby Civil War sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewnpapers
National Editorial Association
Frederick
Papeta
California
Wirconsin
Minonesota
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Georgia
Ware
The
Puente Valley Journal
Los Angeles Country
Cal
Fredericka
Francis Scott Key
Francia Scott Key
Frederick County
Maryland
Also Mentioned on This Page
All. Leary
Frederick High
Prof
Klingaman
Board of Education
J.C. Biehl
Head Brunswick High
Mise Jenkins
Bentz
Market Street
State Navy
Earle
Ndiahantly
London
S. .Assn
Auditorium
Jily
la Rire
Paria
F. E. Woods
Justice Bowers
Tmi
Kogliahman
Hill
Leatherman and Rice
ODD Fellows
Rush bLewle
Rotary
Hazel Danner
Patrick Atrees
Allen Davis
Edith
Parker
Ilatter
Associated Presa
Allen Dari4
Edith Parker
Kerk Carroll
Fin Xtage Yairlanes
Wherry
Davino
Mra
Dats
Davin
Davia
Dart
Amchievee Ag
Anther
Davie
Korsaren
Oslo
United States
Forrest
Vabley Forge
Barbara Fritchie
John Greenleaf Whistler
Fraddock Heights
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