Dedicatory plans for Odd Fellows Home in Baltimore
Preliminary talks by Grand Secretary Jones and William Cook outline dedicatory ceremonies on Sunday July 26. Local officials and Automobile Commissioner Austin Baughman urged traffic arrangements to handle an expected 50 000 visitors and a 25 band parade with about 6 000 participants.
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Odd Fellows Home
William A. Jones
William Cook
Grand Lodge
Jones
Mr. Cook
Baltimore
E. Austin Baughman
Ling
Alton ¥. Bennett
Order
Robert A. Bennett
H. Dorsey Etchison
Bennett
Philadelphia
Mr. Etchison
Mr. Bennett
Partner of Young Sweezey Arrested in Baltimore
Baltimore July 9 The grand jury charged Claude B Sweezey Jr and Henry B McGlome Jr with forgery over alleged worthless checks. McGlome was later freed then rearrested on forged instrument charges. Sweezey, serving five years in Leavenworth, faces Maryland charges on bad checks.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Claude B. Sweezey Jr
Claude 8
Sweezey
Maryland Penitentiary
Henry B. McGiome Jr
Day
Grand Jury
McGlame
Menry B. McGloine, Jr
Claude B. Sweeny, Jr
Central Police Court
O'Connor
McGlome
Latvia Ready to Pay Debt to United States
Latvia informs the U.S. Treasury it intends to fund its debt to the United States. A church event follows with the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School Men's Club outing to Saybe's Inn near Taneytown for supper at 6 20. About 100 people expected. A baseball game precedes supper.
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Latvia
United States
Associated Press
Washington
The
Treasury
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Saybte’s Inn
Taneytown
Three of Six Hacksaw Blades Found in Prison Pen
Three hacksaw blades believed smuggled into the Maryland Penitentiary remain inside the walls. A plot to free inmates led to the arrest of guard John J. Ritter and a trusted accomplice, with three blades already confiscated and three still unfound. Ritter is under guard in City Hall amid concerns for his mental state after the arrest.
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Associated Arena
Baltimore
Maryland Penitentiary
Betans Brothers
Eastern Shorea
John J. Ritter
Ritter
Jed
Murder of Mrs Dianco and Daughter Shocks City
New York on July 0 Margaret Dianco and her six year old Jennie were found murdered in their East 34th Street tenement. Their heads were crushed and throats slashed using a sat-like instrument. The child was found at the apartment threshold while a man suspected of living with the family departed earlier. Police seek a man known to have left the apartment that morning.
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New York
Margaret Dianco
Jennie
East 34Th Street
Mra. Dianco
Italy
Phi- Mpa
Daugh
Native of county killed by truck in Washington incident
Mrs. Ailee Moore a Washington clerk at the veterans bureau was struck by a passing truck while alighting from a trolley car on Connecticut Avenue and Lotts Street. William Davis, 27, a Colorado man, was held for inquest after the fatality. Moore leaves a daughter and several siblings. The day saw multiple street incidents with additional injuries and wrecks.
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Ailee Moore
Washegirl
Bredylign
F. Weimer
Woodsouro
Moore
U. S. Veterads’ Bureau
Connecticut Avenue
Lotter Street
Washington
William Davis
Veterans’ Bureau
Clyde Weikert
Washington, D. C
Parker Weikert
Philadelphia
William Miller
Germantown
Harry Miller
Taneytown
Frederick in Civil War Recall on Early Ransom Tale
Local resident Mr. Hann recalls General Jubal Early demanding $200000 to spare Frederick during July 1864. He cites troop movements from Virginia, Monocacy action, and the city’s defense before Confederate forces withdrew toward Washington. He notes casualties and the Union defense amid the raid.
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Jubal Early
Frederick
Reuben A. Jlann
Maryland
Frederick Junction
Hann
David Brachey
South Street
Early
Virginia
Washington
Monocacy
Mr Hann
Jong Atrugs
Foreign Mission Board Meeting At Hood College
The summer session of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church opened at Hood College with 830 attendees. Reports from missionaries to China and Japan were heard, plans for a hospital in Tochow City, a college at Yochow, and memorial buildings were discussed. Officers, revived appointments, and public sermons anchored the gathering amid fund-raising efforts and a binding schedule.
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Board of Foreign Alessona
the Reformed Church
Hood College
Charles 8. Creltz
Reading
Horace aAnk
Zenla
Ohio
Allee B. Bartholomew
Philadelphia
Albert
Bremer
China
Japan
Allen K. Faust
J. J. Moore
Aurelia Bollinger
F. J. Feaperman
Arthur Smith
Tochow City
Reformed Church
Tor
Oping Christian College
Yochaw City
Trork
Relmert
Lan- Vach-Winter
Ned Fu Tung
Ang Take
Good
Bradbeck Hall
Brodbeck Hall
Bartholomew
Board of Foreign Missions
Frederick County Hood Club
Anna Zlerdt
Seattle
Madison
Wisconsin
Paul F. Schaffner
Schaffner
George Tirchman
Huping College
Huping
America
Miss In Long
Shanghai
Pierce
Miss Long
Yochow City
Shen Chow Fu
Dr. Hoy
Skeleton Found in Old Frederick Graveyard Sparks Unearthed Secrets
An abandoned vault inside Memorial Ground near Rents atreet revealed a well preserved skeleton with no records of the deceased. The vault, dating back more than a century, was uncovered during street grading and will likely be removed or relocated with reinterment planned elsewhere.
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Frederick County
Waorkien Brstler
Frederick
Reformed Church
Turd
Thomas Price
Leo
Indicted Judge Dies in Crash Near Jackson Tennessee
Federal Judge J W Movs of the Western Tennessee district, indicted yesterday on forgery and embezzlement charges, was killed when his car left a bridge and overturned. He was 47, appointed by Harding in 1921, and survived by a wife, five children, and two brothers. Lions club plans a Gapland outing with dinner at the Townsend home tonight at 6 30 from the M C A.
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Associated J'reag
Jackson
Tet
Judes J. W. Movs
Federal Court of Western
Tenentee
Peoples’ Savings Bank of
Ross
Ave Mulles
Itty
Judge Ross
Wherry
Marsoma County
Grand Jury
Harding
Tennessee
Jackson District
State Chancery Court
F W. Ross
J M. Ross
Savannah
Miss Hopley Loses Job In Prohibition Unit Shakeup
Washington reports Mina Georgia Hopley prohibition speaker will be retained no longer at government expense. Assistant Secretary Andrews says it is not Treasury duty to preach prohibition but to enforce it. Hopley led an educational division in the unit under Major Roy A. Haynes.
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Prohibition
Washington
Mina Georgia Hopley
Frederick
Calvary Methodist Church
Mia Hopley
Roy A. Haynes
Parish notes on a cough drop mishap at Colnbrook church
In Colnbrook parish magazine the vicar records a box of cough drops being dropped into the church alms bag during a service. The small incident is noted with a light, domestic tone typical of parish communications.
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London
Colnbrook
Bryan saysScopes harm to teachers would worsen education
Dayton July 8 Willie Jounings Bryan contends that John T Scopes missteps threaten teachers nationwide. He warns that if evolution doctrine widens its grip on schools, employers will demand vetting teachers opinions before appointment, risking increased conflict over disputed questions in public schools.
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Associated Prom
Dayton
Teno
Willie Jounings
Bryan Belides
John T. Scopes
Mit Kryan
Dloyers
Heraune
Bryan
Thorg
Transwatered
New Wage Scale May Boost Coal Prices This Winter
Autodated Press reports Atlantic City wage talks could raise hard coal by about four dollars per ton this winter if miners win their demand at the joint conference. The increase would total roughly 150 million dollars in added labor costs to producers. In New York markets, heavy selling in Pierce Arrow and Mack stock paused the upward price movement with three and three quarters percent call money. total daily volume neared 1.3 million shares.
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Atlantic City
N. J
New York
Pierce-Arrow and
Mack Track
Well Balanced Diversified Farming In Frederick County
Frederick County is cited as a model of diversified farming in a 1924 University of Maryland Extension Service report. Dairying leads the county’s specialized agriculture, with sweet corn canning also prominent. The area ranks first in domestic animal and crop values, and totals $10,280,909 in annual crop value with $2,187,608 from dairy and $815,403 from poultry and eggs. The report notes strong agricultural organizations and extension services fueling progress in crops, dairying, fruit, livestock, soil improvement, 4‑H, and women’s clubs, led by W Chichester as County Farm Agent and other agents assisting in county home work.
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Frederick County
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland State Diaryman's Association
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producer's Association
The
Atlantic
Holetein Breeder's Association
Organization of
Am Agricultural Advisory Council
Farm Buresc
Th Farm Bureau Co-operative
Baying San
Peaye
W. Chichester
Mies BR
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Hoppy” Grove
Atlanta
Baltimore City
Baughman
Harry A
Hoppy") Grove
Grove
United State Marshal
United States District Court
Wilbur Routzato
John Routzalon
Arthur White
Horsey
Burkittisville
Ronteahns
White
Young Sweezey
Berengaria
Java
Helen Vor Myeblen
Toomms
Helen Carruthers
San Antonio
Tex
Alice Moore
Ago
Foreign Mission Board, Reformed Church, Meeting
W. E. Hoy
Albert Baker
Walter
East
Patrick Street
Appletom
Wis
Edith Parker
Davie
Alten Davin
Firth Parker
Workman
J. W. Ross
Scopes
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