State Board Orders Vaccination to Attend School
Frederick City and County pupils must be vaccinated before school. The State Health Department, in a letter to Dr. William C. Johnson, says vaccination certificates from a physician are required for enrollment, with fines up to ten dollars for teachers or officials who admit unvaccinated children. The measure, upheld by county courts, demands no exemptions and places costs with the county if parents cannot pay.
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Frederick city
State Department of Health
William Crawford Johnson
Frederick County
Fulton
State Board of Health
Dr. Johnson
Board of Health
School
Sunday School Class Annual Outing at Crum Farm
The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school Class 53 held its annual outing at the Crum home four miles east of town on the Gas House Pike. Members traveled from the East Second Street building by auto and enjoyed a ball game, refreshments, and music on the lawn with recitations by Miss Helen Michael. Alderman John S. Benn, class president, thanked the hosts and prayed as guests departed, with many members listed as attendees.
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Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school
Jesse H. Michael
Glenn R. Crum
Gas House pike
East Second street
Helen Michael
Michael
John S. Benn
Glenn R. Cram
Beverly
John S. Renn
Ernest D. Michael
Clifford H. Doll
Isaac L. Hankey
Markwood D. Harp
John W. Falk
C Edward Steele
Samuel Waters
John F. Baumgardner
John
Harry Gilbert
Geo. Wm. Shipley
Benjamin N. Biehl
Claggett E. Ramsburg
Elizabeth Michael
L. Grace Harp
Bessie Carmack
Lucy S. Bliss
Lena Michael
Ruth L. Renn
Grace Garst
Philip H. Culler
Ray H. Smith
J. Allen Grumbine
John Wills
G. Ernest McGaha
Henry E. Cramer
F. Julius Lochner
Frank E Brengle
Oscar C. Sponseiler
Roger E. Hoffman
Lewis Yinger
James Goodman
Alvah Renn
George R. Rumpf
Isaac L. Hankey, Jr
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Auto Thefts Rise Yet Recovered Rate Falls In 1921
National Automobile Dealers Association figures show 37 554 cars stolen in 1921 with 21 273 recovered, a drop from 71 percent recovery in 1920 to 60 percent in 1921. New York leads with 6 808 stolen, 3 451 recovered. Chicago reports 1 799 stolen, 4 435 recovered. Several states list higher thefts in 1921. Charles W. Main named main campaign manager for Baltimore city GOP campaign starting Tuesday. He previously ran for Congress twice and served in the Maryland House of Delegates.
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National Automobile Dealers’ Association
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Columbus
Ohio
York
Richmond
House of Nelegaten
Convention Plan for Carroll County Sunday School Association
Carroll county prepares for the annual County Sunday School Association convention at Alumni Hall Western Maryland College on Friday July 28. The program features Prof I H Mack Hall Mack Company Philadelphia and Billy Sundays pianist as accompanist with Rev J Walter Englar as president and Dr A Norman Ward leading the children's division. Notable speakers include Dr Hugh Cork M R Hamm A B Brown and Miss Lilian McConnick with an evening address by Dr Charles Calvert Riis on A Master in the Kingdom of Life. Also a robbery charge: William Grinage arrested for robbing Alexander Green and jailed for a hearing.
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Carroll county
County Sunday School Association
Alumni Hall
Western Maryland College
I. H. Mack
Hall-Mack Company
Philadelphia
B.D. Ackley
Billy
J. Walter Englar
New Windsor
George W. Yeiser
Herbert R. Wooden
A. M. Hall
George K. Mather
Denton Gehr
W. C. Parrish
J. S. Adam
A. Norman Ward
Western Marsland Cottece
Hugh Cork
the
Sunday School Times
M. R. Hamm
Baltimore
A. B. Brown
Lilian McConnick
Charles Calvert Riis
Huntington
Coffee and sugar prices rise as Frederick reports markets
Frederick merchants note higher coffee costs for all drinkers and a recent sugar price uptick to about 7 1/2 cents per pound. Winter flour drops to 47-52 cents per 127 pounds while spring flour remains higher. Eggs at 26-28 cents per dozen, country butter scarce at 20 cents, and creamery butter at 50 cents. Maryland National Guard encampment prep includes 125 Frederick troops with Co A and the band marching to Edgewood Arsenal.
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Frederick
Java
eREz p
Maryland National Guard
Edgewood Arsenal
Frederick county
Co. A
First Infantry
Robert F. Barrick
Guy Anders
Victor Kreh
F. Lester Smith
D. John Markey
William Nothagle
Elmer F. Munshower
Charles B. Cannon
Philip Ritchie Winebrewer
Pennsylvania
Key Mar
Specialties Cancel Early Market Gains
The Associated Press reports a mixed early trading session with Mexican Petroleum rising, while many specialties gains faded after selling set in. Oil shares such as Standard Oil and Pure Oil weakened, and steel, equipment, and coal shares declined. Copper group held firm as call money opened at 4 percent into next week. Mentioned foreign markets and unusual regional uses of currency follow.
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Associated Press
New York
Mexican Petroleum
Standard Oil
beame
Coppers
Call money
Man Ordered to Pay Weekly Support for Three Children
Charles W. Biddinger was arrested on a non support charge and after a hearing before Justice Alban M. Wood was ordered to pay his wife five dollars per week toward the support of the three small children. Witnesses testified on both sides and the couple became separated. The warrant was issued by his wife Grace Biddinger and the hearing was held at 10 o clock this morning.
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Charles W. Biddinger
E. A. Alexander
Grace Biddinger
Biddinger
Schleysville
Alban M. Wood
Wood
smal
Count Ballots In B. and O. Strike Vote
Early indications show a close ballot among about 12 000 members of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Freight Handlers Express and Station Employees of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on whether to accept or reject a wage reduction ordered by the Railroad Labor Board. Tabulation began today by J David Cordie and L B Snedden with results likely by next Monday. If rejected the ballot supports a strike but requires approval from Grand President E H Fitzgerald.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
J. David Cordie
L. B. Snedden
B. and C
Chile and Peru Sign Arbitration Agreement
The Associated Press reports Chile and Peru signed an arbitration agreement to resolve their Tacna and Atacama dispute. The plenipotentiaries sealed the pact during a Chilean Peruvian conference session in Washington on July 21.
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Chile
Peru
Associated Press
Washington
President May Distribute Coal by a Commission
President plans coal distribution via a special commission to keep railroads running during the strike emergency. Hoover, acting for the President, to form the commission after a cabinet meeting. Pennsylvania troops move into Cambria Indiana Washington Westmoreland Somerset counties to prevent disorder as bituminous mines reopen. State police join the effort as 4,000 soldiers head to Mt Gretna and 5,000 more await orders. Veterans among guardsmen are equipped like regulars.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Cambria
Indiana
Westmoreland
Somerset
Mt. Gretna
Allan A. Ryan Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Allan A. Ryan, Wall Street broker and son of Thomas Fortune Ryan, filed in Federal Court a voluntary bankruptcy petition. He lists liabilities of 32,435,477 and assets exceeding 1,000,000. The filing recalls his involvement in the Stutz corner two years ago.
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Allan A. Ryan
Associated Press
New York
Wall street
Mr. Ryan
Thos. Fortune Ryan
Stutz
Pennsy Maintenance Of Way Men Strike
Maintenance of Way workers on the Pennsylvania Railroad walked out between Portage and Altoona in protest of a wage cut. Company officials estimated about 200 men left, while strike leaders claimed at least 500 joined the action in Cresson Pennsylvania on July 21.
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Associated Press
Cresson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Portage
ALtoona
Claim Not Over 900 Co. and O. Clerks Out
Officials of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway announced that a preliminary tabulation shows zero clerks walked out yesterday in response to a strike order in most divisions, with 1,626 clerks in the completed canvassed division. The total number of clerks employed by the railroad was stated as 3,590.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Chesapeake and Ohio
Limerick Captured By Irish Nationals
London dispatch reports Limerick seized by the Irish National Army with many prisoners taken and arms captured. A stray note mentions a weed killer found in Stone Counts Misciccippi harming crops. The report describes a pest described as a small gray moth with a pale red mark and nocturnal feeding.
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Associated Preas
London
Limerick
Irish National Army
Publin
Maryland Motor Machine Co. stockholders seek receivership
Dr. Charles H Kehne testified in a stockholders case for appointment of receivers. From March 16 to June 22 1920 the company took in 64,462.35 from selling 58 autos with weekly garage expenses about 364 dollars. A July 1 1920 dividend followed and by July 19 1922 total company payments reached 696,443.30. Bank balance was 111 on June 3 1922 and Kehne loaned 30,000 from his personal funds to liquidate debts in exchange for salesmen disposing of his stock. Continued on Page 5.
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Md. Motor Machine Co
Charles H. Kehne
Maryland Motor Machine Company
Kohne
Kehne
Kebne
Auto of Dr Eader Stolen Recovered in Baltimore Suburbs
The Hudson touring car of Dr T Eader of Clarke Place was stolen yesterday while he was visiting Baltimore but recovered about three hours later in the city’s suburbs. No damage occurred but articles may have been taken. the key was left in the car. Police notified and the car found deserted.
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Baltimore
Dr. T
Eader
Clarke Place
Baughman
Baltimore police department
Rail Strike Talks Tie To Seniority Pension And Board
Washington and Chicago dispatches report President Harding summoned Chairman Hooper to Washington for full discussion of the railroad strike. Key issues noted include restoring seniority and pension rights, creating a national board of adjustment, and allowing some outside shop work while Pennsylvania and other railroads already have internal boards. Executives indicated willingness to yield on pension and outside contracting, while opposing a broader national board. The White House and Senate leaders seek a settlement as the strike unsettles the industry.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ben W. Hooper
United States Railroad Labor Board
Washington
Harding
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
eastern Railroad
basie
Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
White House
Carmina
Iowa
Wate 46
Indiana
Kellogg
Minnesota
Interstate Commerce Committee
Cumming
Watson
national board of adjustment
Erie
Maryland
Pennsylvania
oas
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St. Louis
E. J. Manion
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LEWIS
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United Mine Workers of America
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