Teachers Treated in Suit Over Bible Teaching in Washington
A Washington court orders Treasury officials to show cause why teachers' salaries should not be withheld over alleged teaching of scientific doctrines conflicting with the Bible. Defendants include Frank White, James K. Lusby, and Daniel J. Donovan. hearing set for July 28. The suit cites a District appropriations clause restricting funds for any superintendent or teachers who show disrespect for the Holy Bible.
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Associated Prema
Washington
Treasury
Frank White
United States
James K. Lusby
District of Columbia
Daniel J. Donovan
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Loren I H. Wittmer
Wittmer
District of Columbia Appropriations
Wittner
Congress
Frank W. Dsallott
Achoglg
W. S. Tay
Biology
Chemistry
Witter
Hay
Ballon
Four Held in Connection With Missing Harford Official
Four men were arrested in Baltimore in connection with the disappearance of Harford County Commissioner Charles T. Clarke. Clarke, last seen Saturday night near Magnolia, was found dead near Joppa with head injuries and robbery suspected. Investigators say Clarke often carried large sums of money.
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Charles T. Clarke
Harford County
Joppa, Md
Associated Press
Baltimore
Joppa
Harford
Clarke
Magnolia
Emmerton
Kigewood
Arsenal
Aberdeen
Sal Clarke
James 4. Manning
Anthony &. Carr
Delair
Wnr
Mrs Volk Sentenced to Auburn Prison
Helen Auguste Geisen Volk proprietor of an infant home on Fast Eighty-sixth Street was sentenced to three and a half to seven years in Auburn State Prison after pleading guilty to baby substitution. A probation report called her a heartless woman who mistreated and disposed of infants in her care.
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Associated Presse
New York
Helen Auguste Geisen Volk
Eighty-sixth Street
Auburn
Government Intervenes in Striking Workers Clash
Government forces stopped a clash between rival Striking Chinese factions in Canton today. Six strikers were killed and their bodies paraded through the streets as a warning. Hong Kong strikers, sent in large numbers, show discord while organizing and drilling.
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Associated Wrens
Canton
Hong Kong
Revival of Infant Believed Dead at Franklin Square Hospital
Baltimore July 22 AP report says an infant revived after a presumed death following an injection of lobeline by Dr Walter A Cox at Franklin Square Hospital. Dr J J Mason Knox Jr notes it is the first known revival after apparent death. lobeline cited as a heart stimulant used only as a last hope in cases of near death.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Franklin Square Hospital
Walter A. Cox
Hospital Star
J. J. Mason Knox Jr
Bureau of Child Hygiene
State Department of Health
Legth
Uniform Fee of Insurance Voted at Knights Pythias Meet
At the 34th annual Knights Pythias convention in Cambridge Maryland more than 400 attendees chose a uniform insurance fee for all judges and set the next convention city and officers. New officers include Grand Chancellor George A Watly of Baltimore and Grand Exchequer Hey B Bishop of Baltimore.
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Cambridge
Colored Order of Knights Pythias
Asbury M. EB
All Saints Street
Hey
B. Bishop
Baltimore
J. A. King
Washington
Charles H. Fowler
Herbert T. Knox
Supreme
Lodge
Louisville
John W. Hawkins
H. M. Sinclair
Cutebridge
Charles HM. Brooks
Mieghard H. Collins
Charley A.landia
Mountain City Lodge No. 29
Knights of Pything
Mr. Landis
Josiah Diggs
Truly Hatchett
A. G. Bourne
Frederick
Willam E. Nelson
Grand Lodge
James IE
Seaton
Frank Bryce
Roland Hayward
Stevens Edwards
Frederick Hebron
William Wheatley
E. T. Addison
Herbert Shaddon
Arthur Curle
John Frisby
Thomas Welsh
Slyvania Newton
John H. Booth
Harry Gilmor
Harry Tyler
Younger Robinson
Harry F. Brown
David Steinbach
James Goody
Milburn Bell
George Schley
Henry J. Russman
William G. Jefferson
Charles E. Foreman
George W. Hammond
Fraternal Greeting
William H. Dixon
P. T. Pendleton
Warry Franklin
Father Arrested for Threatening Daughter's Suitor
Raymond Stevens, the complainant, accused 55 year old Baugher of Jefferson of assault and battery after an altercation sparked by Baugher's disapproval of Stevens courting his daughter. Stevens reported threats with a cane and gun, and both men filed new warrants. Baugher paid costs and was released after a hearing. Snook, son of Harry W Snook, was later arrested for assault and battery on his father, the second such complaint in weeks. he was released on his own recognizance for a Thursday hearing.
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Raymond Stevens
Baugher
Jefferson
Agsault
Stevens
Radcliffe
Thin
Gaxault
Haugher
Bowers
Daugh
Ter
ABC
Young Stevens
Snook
Dennis L. Snook
Tery
Harry Wk. Snook
Man with Valour Loses Street Act Permit Fight
Earl Love of Weston West Virginia sought a Frederick street act permit featuring a car crossing his body and other stunts. Officials refused after considering safety and state automotive law implications.
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Earl Love
Weston
W. Va
Frederick
Love
Tost Fm
Lewis County
West Virginia
Benefit Lawn fete for St John’s School at Hotel Braddock
Final plans announced for a benefit event at Hotel Braddock Thursday evening to aid St John’s School. Committees named for lawn fete, card party, and dance with proceeds supporting the new $75,000 school under construction and expected to open this term. Also notes crop and weather conditions from Washington with light showers and ongoing harvests.
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Plana Bays
St. John's School
Braddock
Cork
Jamon KB
Doll
Charles B. Staley
Lester F Smith
Card
Pary
Walter Decker
Catherine Long
Nan Wilson
Misa Catherine Payne
Mixa Cora Staley
Anna Haines
Cime
Washington
Machine Gunners Reunion Saturday In Frederick
The 112th Machine Gun Battalion reunion, with about 45 Frederick County veterans, meets at 6 p.m. Saturday in the Francia Scott Key Hotel Blue and Gray room. President Col. D. John Markey of Fredericksburg leads arrangements. officers will be elected and speeches heard. a Gettysburg trip is planned for Sunday morning.
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112Th Machine Gun Battalion
N Nmber
Col Markey
Frederick
Battalon
Philip R. Winebrewer
Col
D. John Markey
E. Austin James
Btate
William M. Storm
Arthur Ridgeley
Charles Hejl Staley
Charles Plunkett
Marion Green
Walkeraville
Charles Brenneman
Thurmont
Powers in Accord on Chinese Problem
Substantial accord reached by the powers on a formula to handle the whole Chinese problem. Peking diplomats expected to submit the plan to the provisional government of China soon. The settlement includes the Washington conference plan on Chinese customs duties, a commission of inquiry into extraterritorial questions, and the British proposal for a New judicial inquiry into the Shanghai rioting deaths.
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TNI Associated Press
Washington
Peking
Ching
Shanghai
Darrow Prayer Sought by Baptists in Louisiana
In Mandeville Louisiana on July 22 Baptists prayed for the conversion of Clarence Darrow, the defense attorney in the Scopes trial, following its Tennessee conclusion. The prayer, urged by E D Solomon state secretary, aimed to lead Darrow to Christianity as St Paul was won. Reaction by Market reports stock trends and steel price shifts amid a mixed day in markets.
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Associated Press
Mandeville
Clwence Darrow
Scopes
Tennessee
State Assembly of the Baptist Young People's Union
E. D. Solomon
Darrow
St. Paul
New York
Dedication of 1. O. O. F. Buildings in Frederick
Grand officers arrive in Frederick to oversee dedication plans for the 1. O. F. Home. A large Patriarchal assembly arrives Thursday and will camp on the grounds. Parade, street markets, extra police, and state officers are organized for the Sunday ceremony and dedication services.
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O. F
A. T. White
Charles E. Schone
William A. Jonen
Mittes Cook
Baltimore
Frederick
Sone
Thea Lotgen
Acton
Millant
Broderick
Mte
Oded Fellows
Ritchie
Howard Jackson
Aiooc
Ater
Rain Save Crop After Prolonged Showers
Reports from town and country say rain and showers helped the corn crop and gardens after a stretch of dry, painful weather. Temperatures ranged from 67 to 80 degrees with higher humidity and intermittent showers. Waited longer would have helped more, but overall outlook for crops improved and gardens appeared fresher this morning.
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Ndeepla
Timmen
Frederick Couttians
Hetle Hope
Mornig
Xenerat
Peller
Four year old boy killed by horse kick near Woodville
The Cantend of four yearedld Janae Roger Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Wilson, Woodville, died after a horse kicked him on the head near Welk. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital with a fractured skull and concussion, and died four hours later. Funeral arrangements to be at Prospect cemetery.
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Roger Wilson
Harry BH. Wilson
Woodville
Hell Klekidt
Ge Hard
VO Weloek
Bory
Prospect
Frederick City
Martinsturg
Accident Victims Improve After Jefferson W Va Crash
Robert Price Harvey Pearrell and Harry G Williams of North Mountain West Virginia were injured in a highway collision near Jefferson Monday morning and reported improving at Frederick City Hospital. Frank Mongan of Johnstown also in the party escaped injury. They were en route to Washington for the Maccabees national convention. A London scientist offers a claim about marital longevity and marriage.
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Robert Price
Harvey Pearrell
Harry G. Williams
North Mountain
W. Va
Jefferson
Frederick City
Frank Mongan
Johntown
Washington
The
Maccabees
Modern Youth At Heart As Courteous As His Brother Was A Decade Ago
A street discussion on hat tipping reveals varying views of Frederick youths. Women recall past politeness while others note changes due to hats, heat, or shifting custom. A crowd of onlookers joins, and the chat shifts to casual talk about the day.
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Frederick
Tellowa
Sparta
Mounted Carrier Service Sought for City Suburbs
Postmaster Irving Elser said Frederick may add mounted carrier rounds for suburban districts once Postal Department conditions are met. Existing routes cannot extend due to long rounds and required approvals. Two daily deliveries are planned if conditions permit, with work awaiting proper authorization.
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Postumes
Bostmaster
Irving
Flint
Frederick
Wiser
City Court Rows Over Alleged Disorderly Conduct Case
Al Smith colored faced possible three month term in the House of Correction or leaving Frederick for six months after a disorderly conduct arrest without a warrant. Justice Motter postponed judgment, with Smith to leave the city to avoid punishment, while Henry Onter and others were also noted in police court reports.
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AL Smith
House of Correction
Frederick
Guy K. Motter
Hia
Smith
Justice Motter
Alton Y. Bennett
Hilter Sitge
Auslan
Henry Onter
Jacobe
Bohell
Miller
Fle
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Machine Gunners
State Assembly of Baptist Young People’s Union
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Schone
Jones
Colt
Harry F. Wilson
London
Inquisitor
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