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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1928
Page
1
Board to Install More Lights in Baker Park
Frederick officials plan adding ornamental lights in Baker Park to curb disorderly conduct. City Hall repairs are minor. garbage disposal reforms urged with separate containers for ashes and recyclables. A new drainage plan for northwest areas is discussed. a City Engineer will study adoption. A feasibility trip to Coatesville, Pa to inspect a street sweeper is planned for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Park
R. Brooke Maxwell
Baltimore
Afr. Maxwell
Frederick
G. Hunter Bowers
Seok
Maxwell
Market Street
Wighth
Tenth Streets
Coatesville
Shipley
Renn
Bowers
Brust
Munshower
Culler
Hagerstown
Pageant Presented Tonight At Hood College
A large crowd is expected at Brodbeck Hall Hood College for an Exster pageant by the class members in religious drama at 8 pm. The event is affiliated with the Blue Mountain Conference of the Episcopal church and follows last year’s praised artistic display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Blue Mountain Conference
The
Episcopal Church
Chaisch Arma
Church of England
Sebatior Army
Accos
Famiry
Stifer Sells Resistance In Mixed New York Stock Drift
Prices in the New York stock market continued to move, with gains in some issues while overall sentiment remained cautious. Analysts noted small advances in select specialties as investors awaited clearer guidance on demand and corporate earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Say
Totlas
Minnesota awarded conclave of grand gos Teminar
Fragmentary AP text records July 18 noting Minnesota a prize or award from a conclave or grand organization. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but imply recognition or seminar context involving Minnesota and a Teminar group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Steel Mines
Minneso
Gos
Tilden Dropped From Davis Cup Team
Philadelphia veteran Thomas Tilden was removed from the American Davis Cup squad after publishing newspaper articles on Wimbledon. Joseph Wear announced the action, with Samuel Colom joining in approval before resigning from his post as U S Lawn Tennis Association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tilden
Phildelphia Vetteran
Wimbledon
Joseph Wear
Phiadelphis
Body of Fallen Ace Goes Home
The body of Captain Amelio Carranza is being returned to Mexico aboard a Carranza funeral train. In the rear car the casket lies draped with U S and Mexican flags as soldiers stand at attention. The journey includes the crashed airplane fuselage and a delegation of American officers, Mexican embassy attaches, and newspaper correspondents. Sebastian Carranza expresses gratitude for American sympathy and understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Amelio Carranza
United States
Mexico
Kage
Mexico City
Col Lindbergh
Sebastian Carranza
Honer
Washington
Amelia Earhart welcomed in Chicago return tribute
Amelia Earhart arrives in Chicago on July 19 to a warm welcome from the city. The aviatrix, famed for the first solo Atlantic crossing by a woman, steps from the Broadway Limited into familiar scenes of her school days as a four day homage unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fends
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Impressions of Holy Land Visit From Rabbi Wold Willner
A Post card from Rabbi Wold Willner recounts impressions of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. It notes Tel Aviv’s population, low prices for goods like soda and streetcars, and mentions the writer Josepa FL Mikaler a Croatian born naturalized citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Josepa FL Mikaler
Rate Hearings Discuss 17 Percent Return For Emmitsburg Electric
State Service Commission tests Wednesday that Emmitsburg Electric Co earned seventeen percent on 335000 assessable value. Hearings foresee a substantial rate reduction across four Frederick County electric firms. Conference on Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs fair plans notes 15 booths at Frederick Fair with club booths coordinated by Miss Pearson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg Electric Company
Vane
Clarence
Marydo
Baltimore
Myles
Examitsburg Company
Home Electric Company
Lonacening
Antietam Electric Light Company
Home Company
Antietam Company
Midland Electric Company
Miles
Mes
Nodder
Midland
Electric Public Utilities Company
Chicago
Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Frederick County
Frederick
Helen Pearson
Hore
University of Mand
Pearson
Federation
Coumittes
J. Homer Renneburg
Middletown
Clark Gibson
Adamstown
Glenard Hoffman
Braddock
Edgar Nicodemus
Buckeyatown
Charles Landers
Mire
Charles McNair
Armes Slindee
Carroll County
Margaret McPheeters
University of Maryland
Madison
Wis
Fredericks County
Katherine Baker
Will of Miss Eichelberger Filed for Probate
The will of the late Miss Effie Grace Eichelberger in Frederick County Orphans Court provides life interest to Elin V. Eichelberger in a dwelling on Wees Church Street, with sale to All Saints Church, Frederick for 3300 dollars and 1200 costs deducted. Executors may fund shortfalls to 9500 dollars from securities, with specific bequests to Emily Besant, Leila Treich, Pestl Morison of Ontario, and Grace Butler, plus a few personal items to named recipients. remainder to Grace Butler Amick. The document dates to November 24, 1925 with codicil dated April 12, 196 and witnesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Grace Eichelberger
Frederick County
Roother
Wees Church Street
Elin V. Eichelberger
All Saints’ Church
Frederick
Effe G. Eichelberger
Tescatrix
Jso
Emily F. Besant
Leila MecCreery Treich
Prederick
Grace Butler
Ameck
Washington, D. C
Eleanora
John
Newman
Robert A. Kemp
Grover v E Michael
Campent of
Marr
G. B. Means Released From Atlanta Prison
Gaston B. Means, former Department of Justice agent and figure in the Senate probe of Attorney General Daugherty, is released from the federal penitentiary in Atlanta. He finished two consecutive two year sentences after appearing before a US Commissioner and paying two fines of 26.97 dollars each. He had served 30 days beyond his May 22, 1925, entry for conspiracy to violate Prohibition laws and bribery tied to Craeger Glass Car Company operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Gaston B. Means
Department of Justice
Senate
Daugherty
United States
Cta
New York
Craeger Glass Car Company
Three West Virginians Die in Train Accidents
Three West Virginians were killed by trains in separate incidents. Edwards 45 of Lettown died at a crossing in a Baltimore and Ohio line collision. Fortney 40 of Anstieg was struck on a mainline near Harpers Ferry Paper Company Plant. Gray 36 of Nsbury died after being run over by a freight train in another yard incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Town
W. Vaduis
Edwards
Baltimore Amions
Ford Oxex & Merchant
Lettown
Brarion Fortney
Anstieg
Harpers Ferry Paper Com
B. Be
Charles H. Gray
Nsbury
Texas Woman's Senate Bid Draws National Attention
Mrs. Cunningham travels East Texas to campaign for a U S Senate seat once held by Earle B Mayfield. She argues for prohibition enforcement tariff reform and stronger relations with Central and South American republics while noting she would be the first female senator if elected. Opponents include Connally Blanton and Owsley with Mayfield’s seat under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Brownsvile
Chcerie Rut Brown
Aim
Cunningham Rafter
Cunningham
Washington
Court House
Canada
Trust
Central
League of Wations
Mr. Cunningham
Senate
Cunninngham
Earle B. Mayfield
Tom Connally
Tom Blanton
Alvin Owsles
Connally
State health officials conduct thorough pool inspection
State health officials report a thorough inspection of a pool after a smallpox scare. Dr Kefauver said the pool is well run with constant water circulation and daily fresh water replacement. Water samples were satisfactory and only fully healthy individuals enter. Vaccination efforts expanded to Middleburg area with 250 people immunized or revaccinated, and plans to vaccinate anyone from 2 to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anyeone
Welsman
H. F. Shafter
Maryland
Eefwaver
Wol- Man
Bureau of Sanitary
Elewhere
Kefauver
C. A.ric Caughlen
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Middleburg
Kefmayer
Geo.Berry
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hagerstorn
Garber Addresses City Auto Dealers Meeting
G C Garber addressed the Frederick Automobile Dealers Association during its regular meeting at Catoctin Country Club. The day featured golf with F R Younkins taking the prize, a seven oclock dinner, and a business session where Garber urged dealer cooperation and cited benefits from organized effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Country Club
Frederick Automobile Dealers Association
F. R. Younkins
Glenn O. Garber
Jesse Renner
New Midway
Renner
Charles P.eshew
Charles N. Stal Berna
R. W. Pear- Blain Powe
Harry Castle
A. Renn
I. Brawler
G. G. Gosnell
J.C. Mitichell
T. C. Cann
W. A Gingrich
Arthur Lampert
CM. Roney
Walter Fraga
Mo. Garber
No Advance Statement on His Farm Program
A Southern states meeting discussed the 1932 campaign against Governor Alfred E. Smith. An organizing committee of two members from each state including Oklahoma Missouri and West Virginia was to be elected to carry the campaign forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Smith
N.C
Oklahoma
Missouri
West Virginia
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Fruge Company Report Filed Again At City Meeting
At a regular meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen the Fruge Company report on its finances was approved. The cash accounts show Receipts 2750, Disbursements 2619.21, balance 150.79. Equipment account receipts 3314, disbursements 2722.98, balance 591.04. City officials praised the company’s management and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tx Citkeens’ Truck Company
William J. Zimmerman
Freder
Ox City
Ima
Riass Mid
Junior Fire Company
Maryland
Ahrens-Fox Fire Engine Company
Ahrens-Fox Fire Enfide Company
Churchman speaks on good citizenship at Frederick Lions meeting
Rev EB of Richmond, Va addressed the Frederick Lions Club luncheon at the Francis Scott Key hotel. The talk covered constructive and cooperative citizenship with notes on the convention in Des Was mace. Attendees included A Frank, Noel Hater, Sam C Rofal, Hagersteen, Faled, Homer Covington Davis, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lions Club
Francis Scott Ker
Richmond
Naliss
Noel Hater
Apener
Homer Covington Davis
Washington
Frederick
Harrison
Baltimore
Beluunars Iia
Religious angle used in prosecution over slaying
The report notes calls to treat the crime as an ideological act. General Obregon’s body was sent toward Sonora for burial as authorities identify the killer, 23 year old Lagos native Leon Toran as the art student implicated. President Calles vows to punish intellectual directors of the deed to set an example. General Simon says the republic remains tranquil despite public anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesco Gy
Alariy Obrex
Obiregut
Sonora
Tomugtow
Dose de Leon Toran
Apatite
Lagos
Jalisco
Calles
Sheek
Oes
Simon
Stadt
Swedish rescuers explain why Nobile removed first
Stockholm July 19 AP General Umberto Nobile leader of the drift expedition was rescued from Arctic ice ahead of his companions due to his condition and crucial knowledge of the situation. Captain Cormberg cited the rescue timing while Lieutenant Lundborg said orders aimed to save one wounded member. Natale Cecconi and another victim were noted among those aided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Julz
Umberto Nobile
Cormberg
Nobile
Lundborg
Lucduom
Noe
Natale Cecconi
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Wold Willnermer
Jan Witter
Redsi Winey
Fom
Tel-Ativ
Leo Weissters
Sormer
Tel-Aviv
Digh
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Wilnes
Emmitsburg Electric Co
Western Maryland Club Activities Conference
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G. B. Means
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Couiehan
Coulehan
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What
Ily
G. C. Garber
Mt. Spetina
Serser
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Fruge Company
Churchman
Aides Obregon
Hbousyader
C. M. Claranhan
General Post Office
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Claraden
Tobbery
Arag
Hazel
Ohio
Brooklyn
Beckvills
Harvey
Kemp
D. E Kemp
West South Street
Grace Mae Tisdale
Tits City
Thomas R. Tisdale
Baptist Church
Rockville
Bertram M. Osgood
Julia B Notnaglé
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Koay
Kean
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