Federated Charities 14th Annual Report Highlights Year
The 14th annual Federated Charities report shows a year ending April 30 with a $307.42 deficit from income shrinkage despite $2,851 in contributions. It covers General Secretary, Charity Organization Society, Public Health Association and Free Kindergarten activities, including staff, officers, and 1925 directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Charities
Charity Organization Society
Frederick County Public Health Association
Frederick Free Kindergarten
W. Clinton McSherry
J. M. Culler
G. H. Staley
John W. Wolfe
J. Travera Thomas
Clara V. Kepler
Francis 5. Garther
Arthur E. Levy
Glenn O. Garber
W. C. Humm
Aone
Westernport
Ohio
Darlington
Laurel
Delaware
Cleveland
San Francisco
Cal
Fayetteville
N. C
Annapolis
Altoona
Board of Charities
District of Columbia
Welfare Workers Association
Carlisle
Associated Charities
Richmond
Health Department
Quest for friends fails in Virginia town visit
George Hill an 80 year old Civil War veteran from York Pennsylvania passed through Frederick on his way home from Lovattettsville Virginia. He sought a family named Reardon who aided him after wartime wounds but most helpers had died. He spent days in Lovattville as guest of George W Washington and may return this fall before entering a California soldiers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovattsville
George Hill
York
Frederick
Lovetterilie
Reardon
Cobim
swhlJa
Mr. Hill
Virginia
George W. Washington
Fred- Jerick
News-Post
Lovattaville
California
City May Not Raise Tax Rate This Year Budget Work Under Way
City officials expect budget preparation to start in about six weeks with no clear indication of tax rate changes. The taxable base may rise by about 500000, potentially bringing the basis to 12500000, roughly double five years ago. Real estate figures rely on county data, while motor vehicle lists are pending from the DMV. The current rate remains 1.10, with no expected increase, and collection should begin within six to eight weeks. Also reports: divorce suit filed in Rockville, a couple abandons planned marriage, Brunswick water supply remains critically low, and local resident Ralph Lipps shows improvement after surgery.
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Alfred W. Gaveria Nevef
Infant, Aged 4, Fifth Victim in Dog Attacks
A four year old boy from Towson was attacked by a dog while playing near his home. He is the fifth victim in recent weeks. The boy received medical treatment and Pasteurization care is expected. The dog is being examined for rabies.
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Associated Fresh
Baltimore
Walter Holgiano, Jr
Towron
Pasteur
Man Suspected of Being Philip Knapp Arrested
Charlotte police report the arrest of a man suspected of being Philip Knapp, alleged killer of a New York taxi driver. The capture followed a chase that began after authorities learned a suspect was offered a ride by a traveling salesman from Charlotte to Gaffney, South Carolina.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
N.v
Charlotte Police Today
Philip Knapp
New York
Gaffney
S.C
Government to Intervene in Anthracite Coal Strike
The government will intervene in wage negotiations for the anthracite coal strike if no agreement is reached. Secretary Davis visited White Court to discuss matters before sailing to England, but no plan of procedure was disclosed. The September 1 strike date remains under discussion.
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Associated Prann
Swampscott
Maas
Aostrike
Davis
White Court
England
Insurance Man Frank Davis Arrested Leaving Boat
Frank Davis, a Hagerstown insurance agent for Whom, was arrested at Savannah, California, after a warrant sworn by his wife. She claimed he left Baltimore by boat with Mae Flannigan, a local beauty specialist. Investigators said the Department of Justice is involved and Davis may face federal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Hagerstown
Frank Davis
Savannah
Baltimore
Mae Flannigan
Department of Justice
Davis
Shenandoah Stands Against Night Electrical Storms At Sea
The navy Minelle Shenandoah rode out electrical storms off the Delaware breakwater during a scouting practice with Atlantic fleet ships. After a night at sea the vessel returned within 230 miles of shore and was placed in its hangar forenoon.
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Trega
Lakehurat
N. JL
Navy
Delaware
Virginia
Want Woman on State Accident Commission
Mrs. Jesse W. Ticholson of Chevy Chase leads a drive from Baltimore to secure Governor Ritchie’s endorsement for Mrs. George Morrison aither for the State Industrial Accident Commission vacancy. Telegrams were sent to all executive board members urging support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Jesse W. Ticholson
Chevy Clase
United Democratic Women's Clubs of
Maryland
George Morrison Aither
Ritchie
State Industrial Accident Commission
Nicholson
Morgan Plans $75 Million Australia Bond Issue
J P Morgan and Co announced a public offering of 30 year five percent gold bonds for the commonwealth of Australia. The issue is set at 991.2 and will be floated in the New York market next Monday. The loan totals $75,000,000 and is intended for Australian public financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Commonwealth of Australia
J. P. Morgan and Co
French Casualties in Rif War Reach 4148
The Associated Press reports from Fez via Petit Journal that French casualties in the Rif War with Abd el Krim total 4148. Of these 2077 were killed, 2776 wounded, and 686 missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abd-El Krim
Cre Petit Journal
Fez
Early evacuation of Ruhr contemplated by Allies
Brussels July 17 The Associated Press reports that the Belgian government has agreed with France and Britain to the early evacuation of Düsseldorf Duisburg and Ruhrgebiet areas simultaneously with evacuation of other Ruhr towns.
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Ruhr
Prem
Brussels
Orly
Dusseldorf
Duishburg
Rabeert
Forged Guns Point to Steal Whiskey and Break Freight Car
Detectives arrest Louis Camillo of Brunswick on whiskey theft charges after he allegedly helped break a freight car seal and remove seven cases of Overholt whiskey from Bradford, Virginia to Brooklyn, New York. Camillo claims accomplices forced him at gunpoint. two others remain at large. Howard Schade is also arrested for selling a half pint of liquor to W. W. Wallace. he denies the sale and awaits grand jury action on a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Comitlo
Brunswick
U. S
Noel Haller
Comitlo
Comillo
Kb, & OF
Ror
Colley
Bradford
Brooklyn
N. Y
W.hokey
Aine Bushea
Camillo
Frederick
Schade
Howard Schade
Charles W. Smith
W. W. Wallace
Wallace
Cireuit
Motter
IS 100 EARLY FOR CANDIDATES SAYS
Emory T. L. Coblentz of this city and Middletown declines to run for Governor of Maryland though his name has been raised as a potential Democratic candidate He plans to post while Europe bound with a party leaving today aboard the Adriatic for Queenstown Ten weeks abroad include England Ireland France Germany Switzerland Austria and Belgium Also mentioned are Dr Thomas T Johnson Cyrog F Flock and Dr Benjamin C Derry More platinum is mined in the United States than in all other countries combined and Mount Etna stands at 10 738 feet high
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Emory TL. Coblentz
Middletown
Maryland
Coblentz
Marsland
Pad Ks
Aise Das
Thomas Tt. Johnsan
Cyrog F. Flock
Myersville
Hae Rerstown
Benjamin C. Derry
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Araly
Queenstown
England
Ireland
France
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
Belen
M'Clintock Will Barred Over Undue Influence Claim
Chicago July decision refuses probate of William Nelson Mac Clintock will citing presumption of influence. William D. Shepherd, beneficiary and foster son, had sought probate while Miss Isahel Pope, granted $8,600 annuity, now joins cousins opposing admission. Estate exceeds $1,000,000 and Pope had recently filed alongside her attorney against the probate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Horner
William Nelson MacClintock
William D. Shepherd
Shepherd
McClintock
Laahel] Pope
Miss Pope
State and County Taxes Take Hold. Interim Collected
Nearly $50,000 has been collected in county and state taxes since July as reported by County Treasurer Clarence Phreeger. He notes the bulk will enter county coffers next month, with total taxes this year around $900,000 from roughly 16,000 accounts. About 3,000 taxpayers typically miss regular deadlines, and October interest accrues on late payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Phreeger
Phiveger
Mr. Whineger
Hig Wantetaot
George &. Myers
Misa Marie Mullican
Walter Grimes
State Police Promotions Shuffle Laurel Patrol Command
State Police Sergeant G H McCauley promoted to sergeant and transferred to Laurel to lead the atte patrolmen. He leaves today after nearly ten months in the district. Sergeant R A Atkinson, recently promoted, will succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. McCauley
State Police
Laurel
Atte
McCauley
sSergeant R. A. Atkinson
Purely Personal News From Frederick And Nearby Areas
Miss Helen Cook of The Kiln returns from Frederick after visiting grandmother. Katherine Catshall of Woodstore attends Atlantic City event. Absent-minded notes list several Frederick residents visiting, camping plans, and family updates including births and visits to Calhoun and Moore households.
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Helen Cook
Frederick
Katherine Catshall
Woodstore
Mane
Atlantic City
Missy Margaret Besant
East Charel Street
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Frederick Juninus
Mra
cArchit Brown
Ikoy LL
Warteld
Eluer Brown
Mint
Anna Krowna
Coblents
Doh
IE Stauffer
UG. Warfield
Seneca
Keiwen and Son
Elm Street
Hale Une
Gertrude Lammers
McKeesport
Wel Calhoun
Jasm Hy
Mranawiik
J. W. Hanmer
Sparrow
Hraddock
Aml
We HL Calhoun
Branawick
Midgar K. Moore
East South Street
York
Albangt
Mies Etta Fox
Thote
Myr
Franklin Cook
Larry Jones
Richard Frye
Frederyk
Galle Soper
Frederick Junctlon
Albert Etna
Prover Iok
Dorahy Sojpet
Frederick Junettun
Splendid Attendance at Daily Vacation Bible School
The Daily Vacation Bible School reports strong participation with perfect attendance for several students including Lena Halle Michael and multiple grade levels. Plans for next Thursday's play are underway as children remain highly engaged in their studies.
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Lena Halle Michael
Mere
George Dangerty
Mies Grace Burgee
Mise Luman Wolfe
Marguerite Horine
Daisy Mae
Baumgardner
Frances Riehl
Jamen Margeit
Charles Hartman
William Kreh
Meredith Mackley
Kya Morgan
Mary Munshower
Linwood
Myera Kyvonne Ponton
Miriam Putman
Elizabeth Robert
Dorothy Rothenhoefer
Helen Schaeffer
Dorothy Wachter
Margaret Wilblde
Roscoe Zimmerman
Austin Fogle
Marguerite Zeixler
Hachet Zimmerman
Catherine Fox
Wechard Schaeffer
Motorists Try to Beat the Yellow at Square Corner
Officer Hiliner reports motorists struggle with traffic signals at the Square Corner cross. Drivers ignore red signals to speed through before the stop lights flash, with some from the District of Columbia deliberately running red. Observance improves slowly as more signal devices are added at Market Fifth and Patrick Court intersections. locals and visitors alike must adapt to the new system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafic
Pat" Ehiliner
Market
Patich
Lght
Frederick
cMerr
Columba
Yatopnodt
Hiltiner
Wan
Orla
United States
Canda
Hiltner
Market Street
Fifth Church
South Stresta
Patrick Street
Court Street
Trial Rules Lightened by Judge Raulston Hearing
In Dayton Tennessee Judge John T Raulston ruled to exclude certain expert testimony in the John T Stopes trial on charges of violating state law. The defense sought to place evidence for appellate review and argued the trial risked being a campaign platform for education. The judge reserved ruling and adjourned court until Monday after evaluating the record and possible further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Tenn
John T. Raulston
John T. Stopes
Artur Cave
Fia
Avery Prigelnya
Anglia Raxoy
Hayn
Rawleton
Stewart Mid
Dudley Field Malone
Raulston
Market edges higher as oil shares lead gains
A steady stock market despite scattered short selling in forenoon trading. Public utilities faced profit taking while oil shares rose on strong second quarter results and the vigor of southern and southwestern rails helped lift the overall market. Call money renewed at 3 4 percent.
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Associated Fremn
New York
Lumber Camp Boss Guilty of Murder Charge
Thomas Water Wigginbotham former whipping boss at a lumber camp in Trinity county was found guilty by a jury of second degree murder in the slaying of Martin Tabert a North Dakota youth A previous trial ended with a guilty verdict but new trials were granted in the case. Miss Emma J Davies resigned as county probation officer and left Rockville for Virginia Her successor will be chosen by a committee. Lavinia Knight resigned as assistant social director and Elizabeth Moore from North Carolina was appointed to her post.
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Apsortated
Cross City
Fla
Thomas Water Wigginbotham
Tiste County
Martin Tabert
North Dakota
Higelnbotham
Emma J. Davies
Montgomery County Social Service League
Virginia
Davia
Rockville
Nise Lavinia Knight
Rockrifle
Hisbeth Moore
North Carolina
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Reverdy M. Purdum
Galthersburg
Carrie F. Purdum
Kemptown
Jacob Rohrinck
Brunswick Water Supply
Ralph Lipps
Bon Secours Hospital
Shenandoah
Morgan
Australia
Guns Point
Louis Camille
Conisioner
Shade
EL. Coblentz
Sails Today
Chital
Ragee
China
Mount Etna
M'Clintock
Montgomery Club
Montgomery Country Club
Georges E. Tewla
Charles M. Jones
Alexander F. Preaentt
H. Worthington Talbott
Julian W. Whiting
Z. Bache Abert
Wilson Ward
D. A. de Lashmutt
J. Vinton Peter
Robert Peter
W. Randolph Talbott
J. Paul Fronete
Charles H. White
W. Randolp Talbott
Myre
J. Darby Bowman
Br. George E. Lewin
Frat
Alexander F. Prescott
D. A. da Laghmutt
Robert Peter, Jr
Bottle Committen
Mra We. R
Appellate Court
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