Indians Here Today Defeated by Cumberland in Tight 2 1 Loss
The Cherokee Indian baseball team visiting Frederick suffered a 2 to 1 defeat at the hands of Cumberland in a closely fought game after a previous 7 to 1 loss to Brunswick. The five annual tour under Spencer and Cummins features top Indian performers like Wenner Orrison and Hightman, with tight pitching by Drake and Tair for Cumberland limiting the Indians to a lone run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Thurmont Aggregation
Frederick A. C
Athletic Park
Wilds
Nebraska
Spencer & Cummins
Brunswick
Nebraska Indians
Red
Wightman
Daake Way
Flightman
Orrison
Wenner
Stewart
Hooe
Kaplan
Hightman
Crouse
Avers
Bowers
Hail
Tollegene
Kares
Tair
Deer
Drake
Indians
Hope Lngine
Strackeul
Bhightman
Pugg
Tume
Cumberland
Foot Friendly Shoes For Boys And Girls
Foot friendly footwear showcased with broad toe shapes to allow freedom for children's toes. Available for both boys and girls in multiple styles.
Frederick A C Lewistown doubleheader at Athletic Park
Frederick Athletic Club swept Lewistown 7 to 4 in the first game and 3 to 1 in the second at Athletic Park with Johnson pitching four hits allowed in the opener. Winebrewer had two of three in the second game as Frederick A C prevailed. Thurmont beat Frederick 9 to 7 in 14 innings highlighted by Creager’s decisive homer. Commander George W Logan, 17, was named commandant of midshipmen at the Naval Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Athletic Club
Lewistown
Athletic Park
Johnson
Winebrewer
Frederick Ac—Sinn
Kennedy
James
S. S
Griffith
Stup
Stanton
Schroeder
Sheeley
Fraley
C . Powell
R. F
Harley
Stull
Ramsburg
Utterback
Playman
Bowers
S. S. Frederick
Sinn
OM Utterback
Crothers
Frederick A. C—Sinn
Roy Schroeder
R. T.s Griffith
R. Schroeder
C. F
Layman
L. Bowers
Powell
F. Frederick A.C
Linn
Utterbach
Thurmont
Frederick
Creager
Selby
Prederick, AB
Ale Lipps
Eisenhauer
Gaver
Kreh
Baer
Wicker
Yinger
Frederik
Hammitt
George W Logan
Robert E. Coontz
Naval Academy
Weather Brief Noted High of 84 and Low of 60
The day's weather recorded a high of 84 degrees and a low of 60. Clear skies dominated with a light breeze in the afternoon.
Funeral of F L Lewis Leads Carroll County Respects
Funeral services for F L Lewis a Carroll county magistrate and prominent Democrat were held at his Mt Airy area home with Rev Flourney and Rev Ing officiating. Pallbearers included Albert Borsey and others. interment in Pine Grove cemetery. Lewis survived by wife Lucy Dorsey and children Dorsey, Etta, Sidney, and Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L Lewis
Carroll County
Union Protestant Infirmary
Baltimore
Flourney
Pasto
Presbyterian Church
Rockville
Mr. Ing
Mt. Airy
Albert Borsey
Robert Runkles
Wiliam Selby
Lucy B. Dorsey
Gustavus Dorsey
Dorsey Lewis
Etta
Sidney Lewis
Frank Lewis
Ann James Hardy
St. Agnes
Hospial
Mr. Hardy
Howard County
Ohio
Mit Airy
Mt Ary Savings Hank
Hardy
Mt Airy
Lisbon
Interrer
Merry Clasars
Mervin Ceasar
East Church Street
Bartonsville
Jackson Chapel
Geo. A. Diggs
Daniel Tyler
Walter Rosa
James Diggs
George Tyler
Thomas I’ Rice
Ile
Rev Dr Albert J Zimmerman III in Nervous Breakdown
Rev Albert J Zimmerman of the Laytonsville circuit Maryland Methodist Episcopal Conference suffered a severe nervous breakdown Saturday. He collapsed in the Western Presbyterian church studying his sermon and was found unconscious. He was rushed to Emergency Hospital where treatment began and he showed some improvement last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Zimmerman
Laytonsvile
Maryland Methodist Episcopal Conference
M KE
Western Presbyterian Church
Zimmerman
Lewis
Ailommeman
Child Bitten by Dog in West Patrick Street Incident
A four year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Abrecht, was bitten on the right hand by a dog while playing with other children near the bone. George Abrecht witnessed the attack. The wounds were not serious, with the dog snapping as it chased the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Abrecht
West Patrick Street
George Abrecht
Governor to Name Roads Commission Hopeful After Clagett Death
State Democrats await Governor Crothers appointment to fill the vacancy caused by Senator William I. Clagett's death. Joseph O Baker is discussed as a possible choice, with concerns over Baltimore influence. John M Tucker has resigned. Jacob Rohrbach of Frederick is also mentioned as a candidate.
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Roads
Clagett
Crothers
Comptioter
Wiliam I. Clagett
Frederick
Joseph
Baker
Baltimore
Hairman
State Roads Commission
John M. Tucker
Jacob Rohrbach
National Brick and Stone Company Stock Action
At a Frederic stockholders meeting the National Brick and Stone Company of Washington discussed raising funds to buy back the plant when offered again for sale. The firm was previously bid down, with about 340 000 tied to the receivership. Promoter 8 N WilDup faces an indictment for obtaining money under false pretenses. Most stock in the concern belonged to residents of Frederick Milchetown Yacerstown and Waynesborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Brick and Stone Company
Washington
N. Wildup
Cantern
Frederick
Milchetown Yacerstown
Waynesborn
Iy Frederic
Advertising Pulls and Persuasion in The News
A fragment argues that persistent advertisements drive results and urges readers to buy sell rent or hire through The News. It stresses quitting and seed like effort, noting ads grow in force day by day until irresistible. The piece promotes ads as cost effective for disposing of goods or services.
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Hte
Fahney Reunion Draws About Two Hundred Attendees
The Fahney descendants of Dr Peter Pahines gathered at J. Kh. Fahrney’s grove near Mapleville Washington County for the fourth annual reunion. About 200 people attended with speakers including Omar T. Kaylor and Rev Jimmy Rowland. A business meeting elected a ten member committee to plan future reunions and officers. Food was potluck with long tables and community coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kh. Fahrney
Mapleville
Washington County
Peter Pahines
Deetervy
Putney
Jamuty
Mr. Welly Rahrney
Freederick
San Mar
Dougue
Apk Kaylor
Herbert Kine
Harry Grossnickle
Newcomer
Jimmy Rowland
Odd Fellows Picnic Draws Thousands at Wildwood Park
About four thousand attended Prosperity Lodge No. 58 Odd Fellows picnic at Wildwood Park near Mt Airy. Delegations came from Carroll and neighboring counties. Morning and afternoon addresses featured Rev. Harvey Bevans, Rev. Win L Klug, Rev. J O Keen, Rev. B J McGowan, C F Purdum, A Frank Miller, Grand Master Howard P Hartman, Grand Secretary John B Goodwin, and Deputy Grand Master Fred A Groom. R G Molesworth presided. music by King’s Cornet Band. dancing closed the day. A moment of silence honored Frank L Lewis, charter member, who died Saturday morning. The lodge, founded July 29, 1904, has 200 members. 40 new applications anticipated from the day’s success ahead of a major October rally. Frank G Norsey of Maryland is a member. The piece notes how local ads in The News reflect growing readership.
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Wildwood Park
Mt. Airy
Prosperity Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Carroll
Harvey Bevans
Win
LD. Klug
J. O. Keen
B. J. McGowan
C. F. Purdum
A. Frank Miller
Howard P. Hartman
Sovereign Grand Lodge
John B. Goodwin
Fred A. Groom
R. G. Molesworth
King's Cornet Bend
Frank L. Lewis
William D. King
McNic
Molesworth
Odd Fellowship
Frank G Norsey
Grand Lodge of
Maryland
T His Lodge
DIRECT PRIMARY EXPENSIVE COSTS OUTLINED IN MAJOR REPORT
Democratic lawyers and Attorney General Isaac Lobe Sirung meet on an effort to disentangle the Lee Primary Election Law costs. The Baltimore American notes the phase of expense, with taxpayer burden estimated near 50 000, plus 25 deposits per candidate per county and district. The memo lists per precinct and county costs and predicts heavy campaigning costs for gubernatorial, comptroller, and attorney general candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Lawyers
Isaac Lobe Sirung
Baltimore
Allegany
Anne Arundel O.oo
Baltimore Ciy
Baltimore County
Calvert
Caroline
I ‘Arrall
Cech
Bourles
Dorchester
Frederick
Garrett
Ftavford
Aatgegera
Kent
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Queen Annes
Somerset
St. Mary's
Talbot
Washington
Wicentico
Worcester
Shipley Again Arrested On Phonograph Larceny Charge
William Shipley, freed Saturday on a larceny of a motorcycle charge, was arrested by Constable Carter for larceny of a Victrola phonograph from E. J. Chapman of Rochester New York. A Rochester telegram ordered his detention. He reportedly bought the machine on installments, paid five dollars, and had it sent to Freerick, with several resale attempts alleged. Judge H. Kirkstein released him on $100 bail for a hearing today.
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Rochester Irm
Willian Shipley
Carter
E. J. Chapman
Rochester
N. Y
Freerick
H. Kirkstein
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R. LE
Market St. Frederick
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
North Market Street
IPA
de Root
Eyler
Maine
Havana Harbor
Havana
United States Army Engineers
Congress
F. J. Lewis
Hugh N. Fox
John N. Fox
Yellow Springs
A. H. Zimmerman III
Washington Church
Epvuus
MR. Rohrback
Widdup
Luis John Wananicker
the Fahrney
Peter Fahrney
P. D. Faheney
J. W. Fahheney
Thig City
LeGore Park
U. S. of A
Woodsboro
le Iore Park
LeGore
ODD Fellows
Shipley
Milady Fair
H.R. Flautt
Frederick, Md
Joseph D. Zimmerman
Church St. Jylidin
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