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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1925

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Maryland County Jails Rated Poor In Welfare Review

The county jail report by Stuart Janney degrades Frederick and Montgomery jails to Grade C and D respectively. Frederick’s 1871 brick building shows damp lower floors, poor lighting, inadequate toilets, and minimal use of half the cells. maintenance cost around 3000 dollars for 1924 with 14 prisoners daily on average. Montgomery’s 1863 stone jail is dirty, with no toilets, broken floors, and an old warden whose family aids operations. meals are served by the warden’s wife, and several prisoners escaped prior to inspection.

Maryland Stuart Janney Tor Department of Welfare Fredarick County Frederick County Corridora Howard C. Hill Prisoners’ Art Society Montgomery County

Three Children Die in Caroline County Fire

A fire on a Maryland farm killed three children ages one to seven of Freeborn Eltwanger. The parents were working separately at the time and could not reach the children in time. The mother received burns while trying to rescue them.

Denton Hi Roar Plegebure Caroline County Az. Mothe Baltimore James H. Goldborough Weather Bureau

Police Court Docket Shows Multiple Drunk and Disorderly Cases

Monday night docket in Frederick lists arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Nelson Stockman and F. R. Jenkins fined costs or collateral. Cotton Bell forfeits collateral. Lewis Tomlin and Zeno Brightwell in separate rulings with guilty finding and fines. Ben Lowe and Albert Smith fined for disturbances. John Kolb dismissed on cruelty to animals charges after costs.

Justice Brust Frederick Nelson Stockman Allen Bartgis F. R. Jenkins Winpigler Cotton” Bell Smith and Schelt Lewis Tomlin Zeno Brightwell Bartgia Ben Lowe Smith Albert Smith Oficer Bartgis John T. Smith Miller John Kolb Constable Smith

Cissel Named State's Attorney for Montgomery County

Joseph C. Cissel is appointed State's Attorney for Montgomery County to fill the unexpired term of John A. Garrett. The 27 year old veteran, a Georgetown Law School graduate, will serve until January 1, 1927 with election for a four year term in November next year.

Court of Montgomery Robert B. Peter Joseph C. Cissel John A. Garrett Maryland Hammond Urner Glenn II. Worthington Peter Chasel Peter Monday Cissel Misa Bessie Higgins Montgomery County J. Herbert Cissell Silver Spring Nyes Georgetown College Preparatory School Georgetown University Georgetown Law School Rockville Silver Spring Service Company Maryland National Guard Garrett Albert M. Boyle

Los Angeles Arrives at Annapolis for June Week

The Navy dirigible Los Angeles landed at Annapolis on June 2 after a flight from Lakehurst N J. It planned to moor to the tender Patoka to pick up Washington newspaper correspondents before graduation exercises at the Naval Academy. The plan changed and correspondents did not board, officials citing no reason.

Annapolis Los Angeles Lakehurst N. J Washington Capital Naval Academy Academy Patoka Anpapotin Jon Angelew Wan

May licensing tops record as 1121 traders licensed

The May licensing period set records with 1,127 licenses issued for traders and other non licensed businesses. Licenses netted $26,310.50, Congress sending a $24,994.95 check to the State, with a 1,315.52 clerk’s commission. Hunting licenses are issued for county and state use and non residents.

Martz

Ball Park Groundkeeper Overcome by Heat

Charles Stockman, groundkeeper at McCurdy Field, was overcome by heat while working at the ball park this morning. He was carried to his home and a physician summoned. early this afternoon he was reported improving.

Charles Stockman Burck &Keet McCurdy Field Niselty Stockman Ball Park

Rider Hits 75 MPH on Baltimore Pike Near New Market

Lincin Diver 26 of Washington allegedly paired with a riding partner on a tandem and reached speeds of 75 miles an hour on the Baltimore Frederick pike near New Market. He was arrested by Lieut Pepersack, found guilty by Justice W E Falconer, and fined 25 dollars plus costs totaling 26 45. Diver claimed he was bound for motorcycle races in the city.

Haltimore- Frederick Pike New Market Lincin Diver Washington Pepersack State I Police Diver Lient. Peper Sack W. E. Falconer Liem

Autos in Crash Near Mt Olivet Cemetery In Maryland

A car crash near Mt Olivet cemetery early this morning allegedly involved Charles Daily driving under the influence. The vehicle struck the Allnutt car, causing damage. occupants included Miss Georgia Allnutt and Charles Hart-Tad, with the Daily vehicle said to belong to Smoke Henderson. Former Vice-President Thomas R. Marshall died yesterday and was a contributing member of the Barbaro Memorial Association.

Mt. Olivet Thomas Allnutt Buckeystown Charles Daily Mqnor Datley Alloutt Aleter Georgia Alloutt Charles Hart- Tad Defley Ia Smoke” Henderson Thomas R. Marehall Barbaro , Frhichia Memorial Association Frederick Hero

R Rish Lewis Palm Sunday Journey Across the Holy Land

R Rish Lewis spent Palm Sunday in Jerusalem and toured the Holy Land visiting Bethlehem Hebron Nazareth Cana and more. His journey included Cairo Luxor Damascus Damascus Beyrout Nazareth and Rome with stops in Lanka Colombo and Naples. He noted language skills Arab and Catholic presence and returned to New York on May 26 after six months abroad.

R. Rish Lewis Jerusalem Holy Land Intereohw R. Rush Lewis Frederick Luxor Hebron Méivings Elizabeth Lewis Mission School Blogapdra Padang Sumatra Rangoon Burma Calestia India Agra Ita Delhi Madras Lawis Colombo Sues Cairo Egypt Assouan Lewis Bethlehem Dir Jesus Adam Eve Bethany Marths Jerichs Jordan Palestina Jacob Bamaria Nazareth Cana Galiee Galilee Jordan River Mr. Lewis Damascus Paul Baalbek Assonan Beyrant Crete Constantinople Sidon Tyre Haifa Mt Carmel Aea Elijah Baal Nasereth Supaay Pervica Johnn Timothy Btone Tombe of Chrtet Seerighing Lalyba Pompei Tte Rune Mt Vasaviva Roma Ba Maces Anid Kizee Pant Ite l Milan Switzerland Geneve Braig Bart Alps Swiserland Rhine Verdun Rheims Cathedral Brussels Rotterdam Lewin Hague Peace Palace Rotherdam Amsterdam Holland Parim Franchman Versailles London Westminter Abbey Windsor Castle Buck Ingham Palace John Werley

Hood Commencementopens with School for Scandal Play

Hood College seniors open commencement week with the class play The School for Scandal at 4 20 Friday night in the Opera House. The cast includes Sir PeterTeszia Marguerite Wolf Sir Oliver Surface Dorothy Durbin and others. Dr Joseph B Apple recently returned from Wallesley College anniversary events in Massachusetts and attended a church meeting in Philadelphia.

Hood Codogs School For Scandal Richard Brinley Sheridan Opera House Sheridan United States Baltimore Dennis Ryan Heard Peter Mrs. Ryan Lady Teazle Southwark George Wasghington Hallam Sir Peter School For Peter Teszia Marguerite Wolf Oliver Surface Dorothy Durbin Joseph Surface Phyllia Abbott Charles Surface Isabelle Bates Crabtree Elizabeth Scott Benjamin Backbite Elizabeth Merrick Rowley Helen Bassler Moses Laurie Cope Land Trip Eleanor Hoverter Snake Irene Sauserman Careless Catcarine Matthews Harry Bnamper Eleanor Myton Tearle Gerald Ine Ebert Maria Isabel Aulenbach Sneerwell Joseph B. Apple Wallesley College Wellesley Masa Mansachuaetti Apple Forward Movement of the Reformed Church Philadelphia

First Regiment Band Faces Growth and Municipal Move

Frederick area military band seeks to expand its 60 member roster and improve facilities as officials debate forming a municipal band. The group, active for five years in Frederick after World War I, has historic ties to Westminster and Camp Meade, with performances in Baltimore and Washington. Meanwhile heat waves and storms in the Midwest and Northeast cause multiple deaths and extensive damage across several states.

Pre Ent Chile Frederick Westminter Federal Aurvica Ln Hes Baltimore Washington Westminster Camp McClellan Anniston Ala Ilb Stat U. S ABF Staten Wan Camp Meade

Flower Festival at All Saints Chapel Brightens Whitaunday

The Flower Festival of All Balote Sunday School held at All Salota Chapel on Whitaunday featured singing a short address by Rev Douglass Hooff and memorials for the dead. Baptisms and new charter members of the Young People's Service League followed, with a cross centerpiece of flowers and a wreath for the late superintendent Francia Sappington.

All Balote Whitaunday All Salota Chapel Rey Douglass Hooff Young People’s Service League Sappington Mary Marshall Etchison H. Dorsey Etchison Hoof Young Peopte'n Service League Viola Brightwell Blanche Crum Hildah Goodman Myrtle King Evelyn Lambert Elizabeth Pyles Sarah Quinn Anns Weddle John Hanson St. Barnabas Chapel Girls’ Friendly Society

Governor to Pardon R Tynes Smith Jr

Baltimore June 2 AP R Tynes Smith Jr former senior partner of Smith Lockhart and Co will be pardoned by Governor Ritchie next Saturday after serving just over a year in jail for his role in a blind pool stock operation. The governor gave no public statement beyond noting objections could be raised before the pardon is granted. Smith’s supporters argued he was mainly an innocent victim of his associations not a principal offender.

Baltimore R. Tynes Smith, Jr Smith, Lockhart and Co Rite Dlena Ritchie Smith Stulth

Waynesboro Miller Hangs Self in Plant

Waynesboro Pa June 2 AP William McLaughlin proprietor of the Hopewell flouring mill east of here committed suicide by hanging at his mill early today. He had been in poor health for several weeks. He leaves a wife and 13 children.

Waynesboro Wiliam McLaughlin Hopewell Here McLaughlin

Two seaplanes to search for Amundsen expedition

The Norwegian government plans to send two seaplanes to search for the North Pole flight of Amundsen and Ellsworth, an expedition that began near Bergen on May 23. Cleveland, Ohio, resident Meade Trajomen is listed as a participant or observer.

Neuter Orwe North Pole Bergen

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