Veterinarians End Sem e Annual Meet Here Today
Maryland veterinarians conclude a semiannual meeting with clinical demonstrations at the Fall Grounds and a special clinic at the M C A auditorium. About 60 members attended with visitors from other regions. Papers on John's Disease Botalism Bovine Abortion and hookworm prevention were presented. Officers and many registered attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Veterinarians Association
Sec
E. C. Reed
University of Maryland
F. W. Cruikshank
Hagerstown
F. B. Barnes
Taster Laboratory
Philadelphia
Vault Uncovers Human Remains on Bentz Street
Workmen grading Bentz Street uncovered a vault in the old Reformed graveyard. The skeleton was found buried under earth with few remains of the coffin. Investigators found no records naming the deceased, and undertaker Thomas P. Rice left the remains in place after sealing the vault. The scene tied to Memorial Ground redevelopment drew no conclusive identity, pending further checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentz Street
Old Reformed
Evangelical Reformed Church
Thomas P. Rice
Fines For Auto Law Violations In City And County Towne
Fines for motor law violations total 973 dollars across Frederick and nearby towns Emmitsburg Middletown New Market Ridgeville and Ridgeville leads with 468 dollars Frederick 204 New Market 101 Emmitsburg 75 and Middletown 26. A cited driver Roy Mosley in this city was fined 10 dollars for operating without a license amid assorted speeding reckless driving and registration offenses in Emmitsburg Frederick Middletown New Market and Ridgeville with multiple residents fined 5 to 26 dollars each for speeds above 20 to 36 miles per hour and improper licenses or registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Automobile Commissioner's Office
Emmitsburg
Middletown
New Market
Ridgeville
Hird
Middletown Iast
Roy Mosley
Waa
Guatave Roagyor
Goo, Hampson
Robert C. Harris, Jr
Ienry T. Nayor
Louis Oberfield
Charles K. Salder
Roger E. Stull
Cour
H. FR. Campbell
Ray Clouse
Thomas J. Crawford
Chester DeWitt
G. F. Grove
Chas
Martman
Harriette Henderson
B 1. James
N. C. Long
Roy Mealey
Adolph Minder
Richard Nastin
Irvink Thomas
Albert Fuller
Francis A. Barclay
Charley G. Brady
Lawrence Israel
Edwin
Jarrett
Norman
W. M. Ott
Roland Poe
C. J. Ramer
Archie D. Rosa
J. Steiner
Edward Strobel
William P. Upshur
Edward Yodele
Auto Crash Kills One Injures Five Near Baltingoes
A car carrying Joseph Carania, 19, of Washington, and five others veered off near Blzyridge on Baltingoes Boulevard. Carania died at the scene while five passengers, all Washington residents, were hospitalized with serious injuries. Lacerations and possible internal injuries were reported for several, with two men held for investigation at the Southern Police Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltingoes
Joseph Carania
Washington
Sweether Pereama
Washington Boulevard
Blzyidge
St. Agnes Hospital
Olive Doanely
Carla Whalen
Margaret Amich
Lawrence McNally
Leonard Caranfa
McNally
Caranfa
Southern
Miss Suess Elected Missionary to Japan
Miss Elizabeth Suess of Madison Wisconsin is elected as a missionary to Japan by the Summer Missionary Conference and the Board of Missions of the Reformed Church. She will sail ready for work on September 11 at Miyagi College Sendai. Dr. Allen B. Bartholemew presided as sessions noted routine talks and reports from missionaries. Fifteen thousand workers are employed in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Joseph H. Appis
Frederick
Henry Thomas Wade
Mary H. Fitter
A. B. Hood College
New England Conservatory of Music
Adys E. Warren
Mus
Lake Eli College
Edgar T. Paul
David Bispham
Isidore Luckstone
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Jessie H. New- Beon
Yala School of Music
Miss Newgeon
Juilliard Foundation
Mia
Cornelia C. Djorlee
Chicago
Vienna
Vialin G. Ethel McNutt
Maryland
Board of Missions of the Reformed Church
Elizabeth Suaas
Madison
Wisconsin
Japan
Misa Suess
Miyagi College
Sendai
Brodbeck Halls
Allen B. Bartholomew
Lutheran Men's Club Taneytown Outing At Bau ble's Inn
The Evangelical Lutheran church group held a Thursday outing at Bau ble's Inn near Taneytown with about thirty ladies helping serve suppers. Members and guests gathered at the church at 6 o'clock, traveled by automobile, and filled the dining room and adjacent rooms for a large social gathering. Reverend A. Rupp offered remarks and the club president H. Staller praised the event as a notable milestone, followed by brief comments from J. M. Cronen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bauble’s Inn
Taneytown
Blegalng
E A. & G. Rupp
H.os] Staller
Rupp
J. M. Cronen
A. H. Harrington
Naomi Holdscraft
Mary Keefer
Clara Blackston
M. 2. Harp
Samuel Waters
A. E. Heldler
C. E. Schildrecht
Harry Fromke
Frank Coblentz
Hattie Schell
Grace Hagan
Earl Ziegler
H. W. Whitehill
Miases
Ruth Renan
Beulah Ren
Austin Howard
Edward James
Herbert Kreb
Jesse W. Kolb
Homer Kepler
Chas
W. Miller
Edward S. Mobley
Mary Notnagie
Leotard Notnagie
C. J. Ransom
John 3. Reon Sr
Alvey Renn
G. Rupp
Clinton Rhodes
John W. Stook
Harry M. Shipley
Herbert Schroeder
B. N. Snouffer
C. F. Schildnecht
Everett Schildnecht
Chas. F. Seeger
Wilbur Seeger
Frank Saman
Mary Seeger
C. Warehime
Byron
Montana Hits by Earthquakes Renewed Shocks
The Associated Press reports Southwestern Montana including Helena Great Falls and Three Forks felt renewed earthquake shocks with no widespread damage. Three Forks experienced the strongest tremor lasting about two minutes. The item includes a stray quotation from a crime trial in Zagreb, unrelated to the Montana event.
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Associated Presse
Helena
Mont
Daly 10
Montana
Great Falls
Three Forks
Municipal dog catcher executes dogs to curb rabies in Frederick
City acts to prevent rabies outbreak enforcing dog licenses and enforcing roaming bans. Municipal Dog Catcher Willan H Hopwood leads arrests, including many dogs euthanized with chloroform. Officials note licenses are county issued and city bears costs, while rural dogs are brought to the city for disposal. Billy the catcher says he treats rural dogs as city residents to curb nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericks
Willan H. Hopwood
Billy
Bela
Iiberty
Frederick
Case Goods Manufacturers In U S Fined 182000
By The Associates Chicago July 10 Indicted for violation of the Sherman anti trust law today entered plea of guilty and were fined 182000 Manufacturers from a score of states were among the defendants The case goods group producers of dining room and library furniture was the third and largest section of about 270 furniture manufacturers named 10 indictments returned here in May All were members of the National Alliance of Furniture Manufacturers The chair section with 50 firms and fines of 106000 about a month ago and two weeks later 16 manufacturers in the refrigerator group were fined 69000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates
Chicago
Case Goods Group
National Alliance of Furniture Manufacturers
Miners Reject Arbitration In Current Scale Talks
Atlantic City dispatch says the bituminous miners refuse to bow to arbitration in deadlock talks and will not stay at work after September 1 whether a contract is settled. A six member sub committee announced the stance this morning ahead of negotiations. A stray line notes that twenty thousand elephants are killed annually for ivory.
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Associated
Prem
Atlantic City
Migors
Six Is Barred From Park Here
The Blue Ridge baseball club announces that Cuartes Biz of this city will be forbidden attendance at Frederick park for future games after an attempted attack on umpire Ward in Thursday’s park. No game will be played with Six in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
Jamison
Cuartes Biz
Ward
Frederick Park
Quash and Reindict Scopes Trial Over Evidence Testimony
John T Scopes case in Dayton Tennessee moves to quash the old indictment and replace with a new charge alleging teaching evolution in public schools. Defense seeks scientific witness testimony while the state opposes it. Proceedings include jury selection delays and a court conference on admissibility of expert evidence. Preston Darrow and Clarence Darrow lead opposing sides as Judge Raulston considers timing and competency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy the Associates Press
Dayton
Tenon
John Thomas Scopes
Clarence Datrow
John T. Rauleton
Aheriff
Drayton
Rhea
Attornega
Scopea
Scopes
Bach
Tenneaace
Clarence Narrow
Raulston
Darrow
Chicago
Gessed
Tenn
William M. Cartwright
Dayton M. E
South
Rhea County Circuit Court
Jawa
Tenoenaée
William Jennings Bryan
Clarence Darrow
Daley Field Matone
Cartwright
Raulaton
Dartow
Rawleton
State of Tennesses
Bible School Making Gains In Gospel Work Play Approaching
Under principal Mrs. G Neria Redert the Daily Vacathen Bible School reports strong progress in beadwork recreation and Bible study with over 200 pupils learning and preparing for a Queen Esther play on July 23 Teaching staff include Mina Doering and a large pupil participation in handwork and singing. A safety incident involved paper burning near the entrance, quickly contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Neria Redert
Vacathen Bible School
School of Thuralay
Mina Virginia Doering
Anhanerta
Katharine Rebert
Edwant Storm
the King
Wifford Gilbert
Hamman
Couns Olfor
Marlon Grove
Morecal
the Dew
Maldena
Elizabeth Rebert
Margaret Hortne
Helen Grove
Lociiie Vaumgarderr
Canine Lite
Alec Staley
Pinces
Dorothy Ramabars
Anna Lavy
Muriel Moberly
Margaret Falk
Barbara Moberly
Elbhone
Farry L. Thert
Gina 0
Doering
Mary Benson
Ibwan
Rockefeller Gifts Son $2 Million Home in Pocantico Hills
John D. Rockefeller Sr deeded to son John D. Rockefeller Jr the Pocantico Hills estate in Tarrytown valued at about 2 million dollars. The deed was filed with the Westchester county registrar. The report notes associated court actions and grand jury discussions led by Judge Ra lston as part of ongoing legal proceedings elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
N. J
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantide Hills
Tarrytown
West Chester County
John Thomas Scopes
Rallston
Tempehedo
Ralston
Raulston
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Dr. Apple
Purdum
Julia Elizabeth Purdum
Webster Watkins
Cedar Grove
James Edwin Purdum
Montgomery County Commissioners
Springfield Asylum
Sykesville
Sykesville Institution
Art Hanson
Athol
Smith County
Kan
Charles R. Darwin
A. R. Wallace
M. C. Hall
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Hall
R. W. Smith
C. M. Grubb
Rockville
J. W. Hughes
Ammendala
M. Pickens
Cambridge
Frank Ryan
GG. H. Grapp
F. H. Hartenstein
New Freedom
C. C. Stelbing
Washington, Pa
W. D. Fuller
Somerset
C. M. Hench
Waynesboro
C. W. Springer
Uniontown
C. E. Poe
George A. Smith
Cumberland
L. J. Poelma
College Park
J. Waller Hastings
C. B. Weagley
Mark F. Welsh
Ammenadale
W. R. Crawford
F. N. Cruikshank
Eb, J. McLaughiin
Salisbury
Notrea Dama Jungier
Elled
Baltimore Police
Miss Suess
Reformed Church Board
New York City
Lutheran Men’s Club
Judse
Pilube
Zagreb
U. S
Bible School
Rockefeller
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