Eight Boys Charged Over Pranks on Youth in Johnsville
Chester Stover, 18, of Johnsville, filed complaints after a string of pranks by eight local youths. Warrants were sworn for Paul Grossnickle Lec ter Singer Elmer Singer Meginald Wachter Thomas Wachter Daniel Stitely John Foreman and Norman Eyler. Deputy Stephen Myers led arrests. charges include assault and battery. The case was heard by Justice Sherman TP Powers with a reprimand for the youths.
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Johnsvill
Chester Stover
Paul Grossnickle
Lecter Singer
Elmer Singer
Meginald Wachter
Thomas Wachter
Daniel Stitely
John Foreman
Norman Eyler
Stephen Myers
Stover
Sherman TP
Dearing
Earth
Justin Teaver
Drowned Bodies Recovered After Canoe Incident
In Annapodla on June 1 AP reports the bodies of Lieut Gerald Selby and Miss Lucille Meriil were recovered after drowning during a canoe trip last Tuesday night. They surfaced near the electric Tall road bridge over the Severnoo river, near Acnarolis, close to where a woman's screams were heard. Selby, attached to the naval hospital, hailed from Atlanta Georgia and leaves a wife. Meril was the daughter of Dr W T Meriff of the Veterans Hospital at Roxbury Mass.
Stock Irregularities in New York Market June 1
Irregularities marked early trading as pros investors eyed strong summer business and large earnings. Prices showed unevenness with selective buying, profit taking slowed, and traction stock absorption continued. Call money rose to five percent.
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New York
Six Miners Die in Piper Mine Accident
Six white miners died in a Piper Alabama mine late last night. The owner reported the deaths likely from black damp in an unusual heading while the men explored. No explosion occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Piper
Little Cahaba Coal Co
Cement Masters Protective Association Cleared of Antitrust Violation
The Supreme Court ruled that the Cement Masters Protective Association and its 19 cement firms were not operating through the trade group in violation of German antitrust law. Edna Engle, domestic science teacher at Western High School Baltimore, named resistant supervisor of Home Economics for Baltimore.
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Edna Engle
Western High School
Baltimore
Home Economica
Engle
Thurmont High School
Lee College
Visitation Academy 79th Commencement Honors Six Graduates
Archbishop Curley presided at the Visitation Academy commencement held at 11 a m. June ceremony. Six graduates received medals and diplomas for high school studies. Laurels went to Lavinia Gray Evelyn Buscher Mary Cawood Constance Rang Sara Atlee Ruth McCann with awards for civics literature penmanship and languages and prizes for loyalty and Latin French and stenography.
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Visitation Academy
Dasa
Lavinia Gray
Evelyn Rescher
Washington
Mary A. Cawood
West River
Sarah Atlee
Baltimore
Constance Rang
Alexandria
Ruth McCann
Stevenson
Curley
Trev
Philip Maguire
St. Joseph's Church
Buckeystown
Uiga McCann
Cawood
Miss Atlee
Lasvinia Lennox Gray
Mary Allen Cawood
Constance Eunice Rang
Sara Pennock Atlee
Evelyn Loretto Buscher
Ruth Virginia McCann
Evelyn Buscher
Mary Ruth Hiren
Lavinia Cray
Mary Alice Cawood
Sara Atlee
Helen Bradshaw
Mary Edith Birch
Maryland
Victoire Conley
Adele Ruscher
District of Columbia
Evelyn Cromelin
Evelyn Crometin
Mary Lanrette Davis
Bernadine Woodworth
Viygnnia
Barnes-Pitman Phonography
Mary Alba WiIson
Marylind
Better Mailing Week Observed in Frederick
Frederick observes Better Mailing Week June 1 7 amid efforts to reduce dead letters and misaddressed mail. Postmaster Irving B. Riser notes costs to correct addresses run high and education campaigns are underway.
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Frederick
Pont Office
Sam
Irving 8. Riser
Frederick Postomee
Jook
Riser
Posible
Potomac States Bakers Association elects new leaders in Charlotte
Glenn O. Garber receives a handsome president's jewel upon term end. L. B. Storck of Parkersburg becomes president with J. W. Lloyd of Martinsburg as vice president. The Charlotte gathering formed a past presidents club and welcomed Meischmann Yeast Company innovators who flew a dough sample to Pittsburgh for baking demonstration.
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Glenn O. Garber
Potomac States Bakers Association
Charlotte
N. Cy
Garber
Mra. Garber
L. B. Storck
Parkersburg
W. Va
J. W. Lloyd
Martinsburg
Took Eggs And Berries Charge
A 14 year old boy, J O Jackson, was arrested on Sune sday by Sheriff Ingomar W Albough land for stealing three and a half dozen eggs and two boxes of strawberries from Mrs Geo An Dean. The articles were recovered and the boy placed in custody of his parents to await action.
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J. O. Jackson
Ingomar W. Albough
Birthday for Mayor Lloyd C. Culler Quietly Celebrated
The article notes Mayor Lloyd C. Culler turning 60 with quiet birthday felicitation from friends. It also mentions a pine tree cut down in Crater Lake National Park estimated at 600 years old.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Crater Lake National Park
Oregon Compulsory School Law Upheld by Court
The Oregon compulsory education law requiring children aged 7 to 16 to attend public schools was upheld by the Supreme Court. The ruling clarifies that states may enforce attendance in public schools but not compel attendance at private or parochial schools.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Oregon
Childron
Baby Clinic To Be Held In Walkersville
A child welfare clinic organized by the Woman's Club of Walkersville will take place June 4 near the old school house. Dr Mason Knox head of Maryland Child Health Bureau will supervise with nurse aides and Miss Wagner. Free examinations for children aged nine to six years and prizes for best child in two age groups. County nurses Miss Venrietta Cramer Miss Anna Anthony and Miss Neilia Kanode assist with history taking. Health pictures shown and mothers urged to attend.
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Walkersville
Phirsddy
Robert Nicodemus
Mason Knox
Hytienr Bareau
Maryhand
Misa Venrietta Cramer
Misa Anna Anthony
Mise Neilia Kanode
Frederick City Hospital
Woman's Club
Elub
Secretary Weeks condition described as not alarming
Boston June 1 Secretary of War John W Weeks, operated on for gall stones, had a restless night and his general condition described as not good but not alarming by his physician. In Wheeling West Virginia a federal judge dismissed contempt proceedings against United Mine Workers officers under the 1923 injunction. An independent fire alarm answered at 1130 AM reported a fire in a wagon engine portion with negligible damage.
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Boston
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Toy
Wheeling
W. Va
Jones
Alj
William E. Baker
West Virginia-Pittsburgh Coal Company
United Mine Workers
Kaker
Independent How Co
Michael
Runaway Girls Returned to Sleighton Farm After Frederick Search
A party of five including Evelyn Wilson and Mabel Musser left Frederick for Philadelphia during Decoration Day prep. Two girls escaped from Sleighton Farm last week and were found selling shirts near the B and O station. They were taken back to the reform school after officers traced letters and money requests. Memorial Day events and a new county supervisor visit Frederick were also noted.
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Frederick
Evelyn Whinseo
Mabel Musser
Sleighton Farm
Fiar Philadelphaya
Misa Kethl
Philadelphia
Ely
Evelyn Wilson
Mable Mulver
Reformatory
Achoal
Mary Cathering Etchison
Elizabeth Ebert
Nelson
Howe
Acen
Baltimore and Ohio
O-Daw
Wilson
West Third Street
Balttimore
Muse Tailor Ing Co
Thomas R Marshall Dies in Washington Ex Vice President
Thomas R Marshall former vice president under Wilson dies in Washington after a heart attack. He had served as Indiana governor and was born March 14 1854 in North Manchester Indiana. Burial plans include Indianapolis near a foster son with a Washington memorial service.
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Thos. Marshall
Washington
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Woodrow Wilson
Indianapolis
Plana
Marton
Indiago
Joollrte
Otter
Coolidge
Marshall
Mam Marshall
Junot
Wood
Thomas Hiley Marshall
Indianne
Wilson
Mr. Marshall
North
Manchester
Wabash County
Daniel M
Marthe A. Patteceoa Marshall
Tie
Columbia City
Mie
Coughan
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Walter Kline
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