Kahler Return to Frederick With Anders Late Today
Grand jury members are summoned by the sheriff as Kahler returns to Frederick later today with Anders. The notice emphasizes scheduled action and official participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahler
Frederick
Anders
Grand Jury
Kepner
Jones
Leo, Weinberg
Guy K. Motter
B. Eward Kepner
C. Albert Gilson
Weinberg
Motter
Hammond Urner
Plans For American Legion Convention In Frederick
Invitations extended to Nat s and national commander Alvin Owsley as Middletown considers hosting a session in the new Memorial Hall. Maryland Legion officials plan a three day event August 23 to 25 featuring tennis and bow tournaments a keynote address and an auxiliary gathering with about 150 delegates expected.
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Maryland Department of the American Legion
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Francia Scott Key
Legion
Middletown
New Memorial Hall
Everhart Post
D. John Markey
The
American Legion
Alvin Owsley
Owsley
David C. Winebrenner
Daniel E. Leatherman
Guy K. Motter
Elmer F. Munshower
Herbert S. Hahn
Paul B. Rhoads
Roscoe B. Rhoads
Harry F. Schmidt
Clinton W. Rhoads
John L. Shaw
G. Hunter Bowers
F. B. Sappington
James H Harris
Arthur H Doll
Charles D. Blumenauer
Robert B. Crothers
James A. Gannon
Maryland Veterinary Meeting Concludes In Frederick
The Maryland Veterinary Medical Association wraps its seventh semi annual meeting in Frederick. Proceedings included morning papers on Sterility by Dr M F Barnes and talks by Dr John P Turner Dr E J Ens and Dr Char Je Stevens. Attendees toured the Fair Grounds and were hosted by Mrs Smith on Rockwell Terrace with banquets at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Veterinary Medical Association
Y. M. Cga
R. W. Smith
Fairgrounds
M. F. Barnes
Pennsylvania
John P. Turner
Washington
E. 3Ens
University of Maryland
Char Je. Stevens
Parke-Davis Co
Baltimore
Fair Grounds
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Smith
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick Chapter of Te Mo lay for Boys to be instituted
The Frederick Chapter of the Order of Te Mo lay for Boys will be instituted at the Masonic Temple starting at 7 this evening. About seven Frederick boys will receive the two degrees. Warren Seipp, an active Grand Council member of Maryland, will institute the chapter. The Order aims to foster American boyhood through its aims and chimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Masonic Temple
Warren &. Seipp
Grand Cowell
Maryland
Speculative Confidence Restored To Market
Strong evidence of restored speculative confidence appeared in the forenoon stock market advance. Short interests, swollen during three months of price slips, proved scarce at current figures as bargain hunters resisted further short selling. Investment rails were active and higher. Call money opened at 5 percent.
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New York
First flight by man in air propelled vehicle announced
Payton Ohio July 20 The first flight by a man in an air propelled vehicle operated by foot power of the pilot was announced at McCook army air field today. Frederick Council Meets. Frederick Council No 118 Jr 3 0 A M held an interesting meeting Thursday evening with a brief program and remarks on public schools and education in Mexico. A recitation by Robert Baer closed the program. Refreshments were served after. Mrs Beulah Rolf and two children of Ballimors have returned home to West Third Street after visiting the Durrant home.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Aaron R. Anders
Frederick
Kepner
Charles A. Kahler
Kahler
Anders
The
Payton
Ohio
McCook Army Airfield
Edward 8. Rice
Jefferson Council
Alton Y. Bennett
Mexico
Robert Baer
Robert H. Baer
Paul D. Simpson
Charles W Burger
Beulah Rolf
Ballimors
John L. Durraw
West Third Street
Dollings Co
Patrick Court
Philadelphia
R. E. Dollings Company
Federal District Court
Welly Wan
Akceiver
Bustisesa Jil
Compara
Wald Rut
Prisastanta
Dollings Capital
Dollings Company
Philadelphia Corte Ceras
Columbus Ohio
al Teceiver
Collings Company of Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Willam G Benham
Columbus
Dwight Harrison
Fred Jdcgonnelley
Dollings
Mont Lonkey
American Bronze
Therwyn
Crane To Cream Company
Ihe
Phoenix Iron Works Company
Commercial Truck Service Company
Commercial Truck Company
McCambridge Company
Mumbing Concern
Manor Picnic 10 to Be Held on July 25
The annual Manor tournament and picnic will take place on Wednesday July 25 to benefit St. Joseph's church known as the Church at Carrollton Manor. A dancing pavilion with gallery seating will be set up and under cover, with speeches and music, fancy tables ice cream and lemonade. Committees on arrangements grounds dancing and dinners are named with resident parish members coordinating serving tables and gigs.
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Wednesay
St. Joseph's Church
Carrollton Manor
Eurone
A. Grove
William Murphy
Charles Water
Harry Davis
J. W Haines
Atlen Putman
Scott Grinder
Arunah Rogers
B.A Mattingly
Roy Putman
Richard Alinutt
Lee Davis
John Dean O Hendrickson
Raymond
T _Herder Rogers
George Alinutt
Grinder Robert Day
Rob Mattingly
Thomas J Rohback
Mary Allnutt
Grace Grove
Jacob Dutrow
Baker Lamar John
Davis Wiliam J Grove
J D. Day
George S Allnutt
Drenenbmas
Fea
Michael Xiis Lamar
Richard Allnutt
J. Day
A Knutt
Frank Allnutt
Richard N. Cromwell
Dean Mikes
Neva Cromwell
Raymond Putman
Helen Alinnit
G Putman
Hugh Burgee
Boa Mattingly
Howard Carr
Joeph Herrick
Matilda Meater
Wm Weller
Dorothy
Frances Weller
Farey
Vira Elinor
Rurke
Mildred Wichact
Ida Tendrietson
Hucine Grove
Mis Fich
Miasea Fannie Day
Varta Yay
Natale Penenet
Louise Grave Cardyoand
Rogers Mra T. Titus
Tada Wendrickson
Nelie Day
Anna Rocers
Louise Rogers
Jao Mattingly
T Prossus
Austin Patman
Richard Cromwell
Ot Www
Haines
Anna M Wainog
Wm J Grove
Mre
Toseph Thomas Thomas Burgee
Tarry Lee Day
Allen Patman
Frank Carlin
Mroerd Wee O'Malley
Veronica O'Malley
Ed O'Maley
Tal Tian Grove
Raymond Wattingly
Villa Death At Canutillo Ranch Shocks Mexico
Gen Francisco Villa the famed Mexican rebel commander was fatally wounded at his Canutillo Durango ranch by Miguel Trillo and died after a brief battle as Villa troops clashed with Trillo supporters. The incident followed a dispute over pay and leadership amid ongoing uprisings in northern Mexico.
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Associated Press
Chihuahua
Mexico
Francisco
Pancho) Villa
Canutill O
Durango
Miguel Trillo Fig
Trillo
Villa
Vila
Obregon
Obregor
Eropa
Country Store Names and Shooting Gallery Participants
The article lists individuals connected to a Cromwell country store and a shooting gallery including Frank Allnutt Philip Keasler Roger Day Aubrey Davis William Thomas Allnutt and others such as Frank Marnphy J M Gantey Nich ols Vincent Piser Garfield Spencer plus Magnette Pish Pond Maisen Anton ette Brosins Mias Elizabeth Abbutt and Miss Rebecca Grove. The Frederick Peerlesa Orchestra is said to provide the music.
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Cromwell Kessler
Frank Allnutt
Philip Keasler
Roger Day
Aubrey Davis
William Thomas Allnutt
Frank and Chan Marnphy
J. M Gantey
Smoan ¢ Nichols
Vincent Piser
Garfield Spencer
Magnette Pish Pond
Maisen Antonette Brosins
Mias Flzabeth Abbutt
Rebecca Grove
Frederick Peerlesa Orchestra
C E Society Hosts Weinnie Roast for Otterbein Guests
About 25 members of the Christian Endeavor Society of Otterbein Memorial church Baltimore attended a gathering with 45 local members at John W. Groves meadow on Montague pike. Mrs Telen Fisher Williams led a prayer service and gave recitations with Louise Miller and Mary Watmilton. Rev William R. Glen and Rev Spaits spoke briefly. John Fisher and Mr Hamilton of Baltimore gave talks. An invitation went to Frederick society to visit Baltimore. travel was by automobile.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Otterbein Memorial Church
Baltimore
United Brethren Church
John W. Grove
Montague Pike
Telen Fisher Williams
Williams
Louise Miller
Mary Watmilton
William R. Glen
Wilderick U. Bechurch
Spaits
Ofterben Church
John Fisher
Frederike Christian Endeavor Society
Mr. Hamilton
Fred-eri¢h Society
T Battimore Christian Endeavorers
Visi
Frederick
Reformated Reformed Reunion Draws Large Delegation
The annual Reform ed reunion of Reformed Churches was held at Pen Mar with a large Frederick delegation from Grace Reformed and Evangelical era churches. Rev Proe WH Cyeitz spoke in the afternoon as Kath anne McCormick urged Near East relief and colleges sent many representatives from Hood Cedar Crest Franklin and Marshall Canwha Masanuttes and more.
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Pen Mar
Frederick
Grace Reformed
Auditorum
Cyeitz
Mise Kathanne McCormick
York
Hood
Cedar Crest
Franklin and Marshall Jeirus
Canwha
Masanuttes
Alum Mer
Eereburg Unitersity
D Pennsyllanta
Goucher
Vellgara College
Yell
Rey Ceargee Welsh
Sarine Gov
Pao
Cotlege Hour Nest
A Ss DrChant
Hanover
Man barricades himself and breaks furniture in jail episode
Three deputies respond to disturbances in Burkittaville and Walkersville. John Marmon, 41, barricades a house, destroys furniture, and is taken to Rome Institution after a confrontation. George Defosky, 50, sleeping in a lime kiln, is captured after crossing barbed wire. deputy injured. Defosky to await hearing for vagrancy. Receivership actions target R L Collings and related companies with Philadelphia and Columbus filings.
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James A. Jones
Sherif Jones
Burkittaville
Sherriff
Charles W. Smith
Allen Bartgly
John Marmen
Marmon
Rome
Wald
New York
Burkinsville
Walkersville
George Defosky
Sith
Bartgia
Defosky
Bartels
Smith Alag
Esiy Jj
Nefosky
Daylight-to-dark flight aborted after failed attempts
Washington reports the Army Air Service called off the daylight-to-dark cross continental flight attempt for a year. Lieutenant Russel L. Maughan failed twice to reach San Francisco before dark, with officials citing shortened daylight periods during future prep intervals.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army Air Service
Russel L. Maughan
Air Service
Peutenant Maughan
San Francisco
Postmaster General Tours East on Motor Trip
The Postmaster General traveled by motor with Mr New from Indianapolis after a postal service convention in Marion Ohio. They stopped for lunch at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick en route to Washington joining guests and continuing the journey toward the capital.
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Arr
Stoward
Francis Scott Key
Washington
Postal Service
Marion
Ohio
Indianapolis
Mr. New
Harrisburg
Frederick
William Anderson Indicted by New York Grand Jury
New York July 20 The state superintendent of Anti Saloon League William Anderson was indicted on first degree grand larceny and forgery charges. Prosecutors allege he obtained 4500 in 1921 and 1750 in 1921 from the League and falsified bank records to conceal receipts and commissions. He pleaded not guilty and was held on 5000 bond.
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Associated Press
New York
William Sto Eederson
Anderson
Peema
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Aaron R Anders
Grace Simmons Reptrer
B. Evard Kepner
Saig
Alexander Armstrong
Attorney-General
Institute
Order of de Molay
Frederick Boys
Harrison
N. J
MANOR
Fee
Chihuahu
Mexaro
Tahes
Groeral Diancemeos Filla
Membor Agaist
Francisco Villa
C. E. Society
Tripartite
R. L. Collings
John Marmon
Burkittsville
Associated Preas
R. L. Dollings Company
International Note and Mortgage Companys
Common Pleas
Robert P. Duncan
William C. Willard
Truntington National Bank
Paul A. deLong
Sammel A. Kinmeer
Dellings Company
Fred N. Sinks
C. and el. Shoe Company
Dellings Co
Boston
Dunk
Deater
Alexander
Carroll Creek
Soul Market Street
Daily Vacation Bible School
Buckeystown
J. G.toehl
Bulgaria
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Busines
National Assembly
Ion
Placcc
WM. Anderson
Antisaloon League
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