East conference on shared motor vehicle legislation in Baltimore
The Eastern Conference of Automobile Administrators met in Baltimore and discussed closer cooperation on motor vehicle laws among East Coast states. Attendees included officials from Virginia, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Connecticut, New Jersey, Massachusetts and New Hampshire, plus Baltimore city leaders. After the dinner at Poplar Terrace hosted by Col. E Austin Baughman, participants toured Baltimore harbor and the Gettysburg battlefield before returning home.
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East
Eastern Conference of Automobile Administrators
Baltimore
Poplar Terrace
Col. E. Austin Baughman
Frederick
Colonel Baughman
Poplar Ter Face
CoL Baughman
James M. Hayes
Virginia
Benjamin Broom
Pennsylvania
4. A. Grant
Vermont
Malcom E. Rudd
Connecticut
James Shanley
New Jersey
Frank J. Goodwin
J. M. Devine
Massachusetts
W. H Griffin
New Hampshire
Mayor Jackson
William Mohr
Philip Perlman
D- Marshall Schfroeder
T. M. Trice
RH. D. Matthews
Pennsylvania Automobile Department
John N. Mackall
D. C. Winebrewer
State Roads Commission
Jade H. Coombs
District of Columbia
Methodist Rally Planned in Frederick County on Sept 4
The Frederick county Methodist reunion committee voted to move the reunion to Thursday September 4 and elected Baretofore FE Rice as general chairman Francis Gaither as treasurer and Rev C L Lamb as secretary. Committees for features will be announced and speakers will address Methodist unification and church challenges. The group aims to make this the county's greatest reunion with high quality music. The committee will meet again July 29 at 8 pm.
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Frederick county
Baretofore
FE. S
Rice
Francis 8. Gaither
c. L. Lamb
Aldermen to Meet on Patrick Street Improvement
A special meeting of the Major and Boerg of Aldermen is set for 3 p.m. to discuss Patrick street improvement. The subject was raised again after a previous regular meeting but delayed pending further details.
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Boerg of Aldermen
Patrick street
Diary Excerpts of Civil War Scout Near Frederick
Samuel W. Luitwieler of Baltimore recalls his 1864 scouting near Braddock Heights during the Civil War. The First New York Veterans Volunteer Cavalry member details a skirmish against Early’s forces, a retreat toward the Potomac, and his diary entries from Leesburg to Baltimore.
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Samuel W. Luitwieler
Baltimore
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Luinwietar
Jubal Farry
leutenant
Luitwieler
iffo
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Camp Waiton TM Established By Local Sportsmen
Local sportsmen set up tents along the Potomac River above Harper’s Ferry. The camp, named Camp Waiton, will host a party including James E. Loit, Dr Z Harner, Walter Cavan, Joseph Newcomer, Frank M. Derizbaugh, Edward Bentz, Leonard Storm, and Frank Er Bentz with potential additional campers joining later.
Fractured Nose in Braddock Heights Baseball Game
James Trout sustained a fractured nose on Wednesday afternoon after colliding with another player during a baseball game at Braddock Heights. The event occurred between ministers and laymen at the Baptist Assembly with London noted for its 2,223 miles of streets and an unrelated distance claim.
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James Trout
West Fifth street
Braddock Heights
Baptist Assembly
No Decision by Commissioners on Phone Rate Fight
Frederick county lawmakers delay action on opposing the C P Telephone proposed rate increase. A Baltimore conference on Wednesday plans to coordinate state wide opposition with a $25,000 fund raised by counties.
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C. &P. Telephone Company
Frederick county
Rennett
Baltimore
H. Dorsey Eichison
gener
Thomas W. Koon
Cumberland
Richison
telephone
Public Service Commission
Miz Etchison
Etchison
Frederick
cor7tv
S A R Convention Delegates Headed to Salt Lake City
Edward D Shriner led the Frederick Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution with about 1590 delegates and ladies from Boston New York and Philadelphia to the 35th annual congress in Salt Lake City Utah. The trip included tours to Bingham Canyon San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Yosemite and Northwest sites.
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Frederick
Sons of the American Revelation
Edward D Shriner
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mormon Tabernacle
Tizh
Russell Lord Tracy
Utah State Society
Arthur P. Sumner
Providence
Rhode Island
Bingham Canyon
Shriner
Washington Junction
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Maryland
James H. Preston
Baltimore
National Society
T. Murray Maynadier
Maryland State Society
San Francisco
los Angeles
Cal
Portland
Ore
Yosemite Natonal Park
Northwest
Republicans Democrats and Progressives Plan Campaigns
Washington reports President Coolidge met with Maryland Senator Weller to gauge the state's political mood and potential impact of labor endorsements. Democratic leaders including John W. Davis mapped out an organization and strategy for the nomination fight with Shaver slated as campaign manager. Conference attendees discussed La Follette’s vice presidential prospects and fundraising, with Railway Conductors endorsing La Follette and planning campaign bases in New York San Francisco and New Orleans.
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Associated Press
Washington
President Coolidge
Senator Weller
Maryland
Weller
Baltimore Federation of Labor
La Follette
Davis Confers
New York
John W. Davis
Thomas Tageart
Indiana
George E. Brennan
Illinois
Norman E. Davis
Clem I. Shaver
West Virginia
Davis
Isleshoro
Shaver
Clarksburg
national committee
Cedar Rapids
board of directors of the order of Railway Conductors
Robert M. La Follette
L. E. Sheppard toj
San Francisco
New Orleans
More Streets Open to Traffic Around Market Street
Streets intersecting Market Street will be closed tonight: Patrick Third Fourth Fifth Sixth and Seventh. South All Saints Church and Second will stay open. workers push repaving to finish quicker, with overtime to open All Saints and South streets tonight or by Saturday morning, weather permitting.
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Market street
Patrick
South
All Saints
Church
South street
isphait
All Saints ‘Street
Stocks Reach New Peak Prices Amid Broad Market Rise
The morning stock market advance broadened with two score stocks at new highs as rails led gains. Copper showed strong group strength with many previously inactive issues rallying. call money opened at 2 percent and the day closed strong with about 1,300,060 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Fight for law enforcement cited as vital in prohibition push
Warner B. Wheeler, official for the Anti-Saloon League, declares enforcement of laws the principal issue at the World League Against Alcoholism conference in Winona Lake. He says law obedience and national courage are essential to defeating wets and advancing prohibition.
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Winona Lake
Ind
WarnerB. Wheeler
AntiSaloon League of America
World League Against Alcoholism
Court idea
Cleveland
New York
abandor
United States
Hart Hiding in Mexico Says General Gaither
The Baltimore News reports Jack Hart, a life-sentence escapee from the Maryland penitentiary in 1922, is hiding in Nogales, Mexico. Hart allegedly travels with famed bootlegger dubbed king of the bootleggers, while police say they will capture him if located.
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GENERAL GAITHER
Associated Press
Baltimore
Jack Hart
sonsict
Maryland penitential
Nogate
Mexico
Baltimore News today
Hart
William B. Norris
Willian Tilson
Tilson
Nogales
underworld
king of
Charles b Gather
Burned and Flee as Sulphuric Acid Tanks Burst
Twelve men were severely burned and hundreds fled for their lives when two large sulphuric acid tanks at the Darison Chemical Company Plant near Cabin Branch Creek burst. Injured include William Huntington Jr, James Mecrady, and George Schlatzer. Coast guard volunteers also suffered burns and leaped overboard to escape the blast.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Darison Chemical Company
Cabin Branch Creek
William Huntington, Jr
James Mecredy
George Schlatzer
coast guard
Cabin branch
MacLaren British Flyer Reported Safe
Stuart MacLaren the British aviator who left Vetorofo Island Wednesday morning has been found with his companion safe in a bay on the South Western shore of Uruppa Island. They were forced to land due to fog and were located by wireless advisories.
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Jim Clapper
Vanderboyer
Potomac river
Vanderboget
Ed Goodell
Teport
General Stahl
Potomac
columa
Harper's Ferry
Frederick
Bors
Bally
Associated Press
Tokio
Stuart MacLaren
Vetorofo Island
MacLaren
Uruppa Island
Vetorofa Island
Gas bomb in Senate chamber a conspiracy claim
Providence News says Governor Flynn and Assistant Attorney General Hurley obtained affidavits alleging a conspiracy to place a gas bomb in the Senate chamber recently, causing sickness to several members. The report notes the affidavit details and mentions ongoing investigations by state authorities.
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Associated Press
Providen
The
Providence News
Flynn
Hurley
Senate
U S Wins Four Of Five Olympic Events In Paris
In Colombes today the United States captured four of five final events, plus three silvers and a bronze, totaling 59 Olympic points and 115 overall, while Great Britain trails with 35 points. A fire alarm sounded at 10 a.m. when a chair burned in Mainz Michael’s front room at 206 East Third Street. the chair was removed and the fire contained with no cause determined.
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Associated Press
Colombes
France
United States
Mainz
Michael
East Third street
Fry Still At Large After Jail Break
George L. Fry remains at large after escaping the Frederick County jail. Authorities expect his capture in the very near future as investigations continue.
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