Hood College Alumnae Hear Of Six New Buildings
Dr. Joseph H Apple, Hood College president, addressed the Alumnae Association on the need for six new buildings including a dormitory gymnasium library science building recitation hall and chapel as part of the future building program. He urged completing current plans first and expanding endowment while noting Hood's 85th year of administration and education for women.
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Joseph Hipple
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Apple
Hood
Dr. Apple
Christian Church
Winchester Hall
Association of American Universities
Association of Colleges of the
Francis Scott Key
Caloolin Country
Oliver C. Horsman
Zsie
Ali
Presidential Campaigns Costly Too Much Money
The Senate campaign funds inquiry shows spending in 1920 was far higher than current races, with Hoover and Smith leading outlays and concerns over concealment. It notes that large disbursements likely flowed through unofficial intermediaries and warns supporters to avoid abuse while detailing notable expenditures and figures from major candidates and committees.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Senate
Leonard Wood
George Wharton Pepper
Pennnsylvania
Ware
Smith
Will Hays
Harry Sinclair
G. O. P. Fund
Hoover
Ohio
Indiana
New York
Lowden
Isi
Pennsylvania
Public Schools to Close Friday Amid Exams
Public school pupils near year end with exams in grades and first-year high school. Commencement events run June 11 to 14 across Thurmont Liberty Brunswick Adamstown Middletown Frederick Emmitsburg with speakers Dr. R A Pearson and Emory L Coblentz among others. About 250 high school graduates and 700 seventh grade graduates expected.
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Tivoli Theater
Lloyd Palmer
Emory L. Coblentz
Thurmont
Liberty
Brunswick
Adamstown
Middletown
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Frederick High School
Tivol Theater
R. A. Pearson
University of Maryland
E. Wehler
Leslie N. Coblentz
Chalmers W. Walck
H. Dorsey Etchison
Middletown High to Hold Graduation Week Events
The Middletown High School commencement schedule includes a senior class day on Tuesday at 1, a June 9 junior senior outing at Pen Mar park, a sermon for graduates on June 10 by Rev B F Blubaugh at Myersville Lutheran church, a June 12 class play Cyclone Sally at Memorial Hall, and graduation on June 13 with Dr R A Pearson of Maryland University as speaker. The Alumni Association banquet follows June 15 at Hotel Braddock Braddock Heights.
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Middletown High School
Pen-Mar Park
B. F. Blubaugh
United Brethren Church
Myersvalle
Lutheran Church
Memorial Hall
R. A. Pearson
University of Maryland
Alumni Association of the School
Hotel Braddock
Braddock Heights
Frederick Y M C A Camp Seeks Record Applications at Big Pool
Frederick county camp organizers anticipate a record turnout for June 20 to 30 at Big Pool. Alvin G. Quinn plans daily activities including swimming, boating, fishing and hiking for about 50 attendees, with 15 applications already received and more arriving daily.
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Frederick Y. M. C
Big Pool
Washington County
Alvin G. Quinn
Frederick
Jana
Quinn
Ian
Hakerstown
Firemen prepare for Maryland State convention in Elkton
Frederick Fire Department teams from four companies appoint delegates and alternates for the Maryland State Firemen Association convention to be held June 13 to 15 at Elkton. Delegates include Lloyd Culler, William Storm, J. William Strine, W Bartgis Storm, and others with alternates named. Independent Hose Company plans for engine participation, rotation schedule, and travel precautions are outlined along with expected appointments from Citizens Truck Company and Junior Fire Engine Company.
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Frederick
William Bowers
James Brust
Dudley Page
Citizens Truck Company
State Association
Page
A. Kemp Keefer
Thurbie Markoe
Augustus Boyne
Harvey Edwards
G. William Shipley
F. Lester Smith
Italians Initiate Arctic Search for Italia Missing Ship
King's Bay in Spitzbergen sees the Braganza arrive to take Italian alpinists north for a careful survey. The Hobby due tomorrow will bring Lieutenant Luetzow Holm and his hydro airplane to conduct the first air search. Plan calls for alpinists to be landed with sledges and supplies for an overland expedition.
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King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Braganza
Luetzow Holm
Coolidge Names Former War Secretary Baker to Hague Post
President Coolidge appoints Newton D. Baker to the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague, succeeding his role as Secretary of War in Wilson's cabinet. Baker was serving as a U.S. delegate. Prices rise as stock market shows broad gains on renewed buy orders. total volume around 7.8 million shares.
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Washington
Coolidge
Newton D. Baker
Clerland
Wilson
United States
Permanent Court of Architestion
The
Hague
Kei Jogs
Baker
New York
Croup Sizveneth Therns
Tennis Court Permit Policy Sparks Park Complaint
Complaints before city officials concern the permit system for Baker Park tennis courts. Citizens without permits faced rejection despite courts being unused by permit holders. Permits are free at City Hall and grant one hour of play, amid calls for more courts to serve the public.
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Baker Park
Chang Tso-Lin To Leave Peking Tonight
Marshal Chang Tso Lin is set to depart Peking at midnight and arrange for Abansi leaders to take over the capital peacefully. Reports from Peking say Mukden troops of the Northern Alliance suffered heavy losses at Liukho near Peking with about 4000 casualties after fighting with Shansi provincial troops allied to the Nationalists.
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Chang Tso-Lin
Peking
Chang so-Lin
Mukden
Northern Alliance
Liukho
Edison and Splitdorf Company Unite Interests
An association of interests has been formed between Thomas Edison Inc and the Splitdorf Bethlehem Electrical Company to manufacture and sell electric radio receivers and electric phonographs. Operations will use combined Splitdorf Edison patents and Studio Corporation of America licences, with both firms retaining separate identities.
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New York
Thomas Edison, Inc
Splitdorf Bethlehem Electrical Company
Walter Rautenstrauch
Splitborf Bethlehem
Splitdorf and
Edison
Studio Corporation of America
Nblet
Walter P Chrysler Emerges From Humble Start to Dodge Chrysler Merger
New York notes the announced 450 million dollar Dodge Chrysler merger boosting Walter P Chrysler as a rival to Henry Ford. It traces Chrysler from a Kansas Roundhouse job earning five cents an hour to rising executive roles at American Locomotive Pittsburch Maxwell and finally transforming Maxwell into Chrysler Corporation.
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New York
Henry Ford
Walter P. Chrysler
Chrysler
Union Pacific
Fills
Kansas
Frederick county bonds sold for 130000 dollars
Robert Garrett and Sons of Baltimore purchased 130000 dollars of Frederick County public school bonds in a sealed-bid sale opened at 11 o'clock. The winning bid was 103206 dollars with multiple other bids ranging from 102.62 to 103.166. Bonds dated July 1 1928 carry 4 3/4 percent interest, with payments semi annual on January 1 and July 1. Tax exemptions apply in Maryland. Equitable Life Assurance Society officials from Baltimore and Southern Maryland were entertained in Frederick with a city motor tour and golf at Catoctin Country Club hosted by Lewis R Dertzbaugh.
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Robert Garrett and Sons
Baltimore
Frederick County
Baltimore Trust Company
Baker, Watts & Co
John P. Baer Co
Merchants National Bank of Baltimore
Maryland
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Lewis R Dertzbaugh
Frederick
Catoctin Country Club
Mr. Dertzbaurh
H. S. Miller
J. A. Neugebauer
Encampment Elects Officers for Ensuing Term
Palestine Encampment No. 20 I O F elected officers Friday evening for the term. Chief Patriarch George A. Webster. High Priest George L. Mobley. Senior Warden. Wm. Edward Gannon Junior Warden. Frank F. Brengts Scribe. Jacob L. Engelbrecht Treasurer. Franklin N. Shipley Marshal. Charles F. Seager.
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Palestine
George A. Webster
George L. Mobley
Edward Gannon
Frank FE. Brengts
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Franklin N. Shipley
Marsh
Charles F. Seager
Brunswick Pr Thomas Strother Opens New Practice
Dr Thomas Strother formerly directed the Psychopathic Department at Gallinger Memorial Hospital Washington has located in Brunswick to begin general practice. He will occupy offices on East Potomac Street, vacated weeks ago by Proof M Baxter now in Frederick.
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Brunswick
Thomas Strother
Psychopathic
Gallinger Memorial Hospital
Washington, D. C
Ian Brunswick
Fast Potomac Street
Proof
M Baxter
Frederick
Startzman Dies in Hagerstown After Brief Illness
Harry K Startzman former Tstmaster of Tagerstown and a leader in Republican politics dies at his home in Hagerstown Friday after a parasitic stroke illness.
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Harry K. Startzman
Warry KK
Startzman
Tagerstown
Hagerstown
Award for Road Contract Goes to Grove Lime
Grove Lime Company awarded the contract to widen the road from End Trans to Camp Ritchie to the state tract by Cherry Lane near Highfield. The low bid is accepted and work is set to start shortly.
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Grove Lime Compan
Caump Ritchie
Cherry Lane
Highfield
Wall Street sentiment against Hoover noted in hearings
Lewis J. Strauss testified he raised about 30000 for Hoover's campaign and disclosed 10000 from Julius Rosenwald of Sears while his firm gave none. Jersey City Mayor Hague said he formed a 76000 Smith supporters club with expenses not exceeding 700, and denied funds sent to other states. Tammany denied campaign gifts to Smith.
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New York
Wall Street i
Herbert Hoover
Lewis J. Strauss
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Senate
Strauss
Hoover
Commerce Secretary
Julius Rosenwald
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Washington
Frank F. Hague
Jersey
Demoeratic National Committee
Smith
Jersey City
Hague
Epo
Nowth Carolina
New Jersey
Houston
Weddings Bartgis-Young and Conner Schroeder
Miss Anna E. Young and J. Edgar Bartgis married May 23 in Cumberland parsonage with Rev. Strasburg. Mary Milton Schroeder and Dwight D. Conner wed May 24 in Grafton First Presbyterian Church. music by Anna Margaret Young.
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Bartgis—Young
Anna E. Young
J. Edgar Bartgis
Mr. Strasburg
Cumberland
Johnson Steinhaus
Frederick
Paul E. Marsh
Pittsburgh
Karl J. Nuzum
Lenora Baker
Margaret Mays
Matilda Louise Grow
Paul E. Marsh, Jr
Vircil E. Johnson
Columbus
Kazl J. Nuzum
Francis L. Warder
Frederick Schroeder
Conner
Roton
Boms
Dexter City
Inna
Mary Young
Harry Yowks
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Wisconsin
Brule River
Henry Clay Fleree
President of College
Kenyon Committee
Wood
Hiram Johnson
Harding
Poindexter
A. Mitchell Palmer
James W. Gerard
James Riley Berger
M. L. Beall
Montgomery County
Closiz
Boyds
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cressing
Sala
Yeal
Amana Keller
Burck Street
John W Nall
Tivoli
DR. Pearson
Mrv
Charles Opel
Braddock
Elkton
Italia
SECY
Edison and
Splitdorf Company
Myersville
McKinley Coffman
Church of the Brethren
Pacific Coast
Coffman
Henry
NEA Service
Tis
Pittschurch
Maxwell
Chrisier
Wezan
Walter P Chryskr
Top
Hens Ferd
Wall Street
Kuhn, Loeb and Co
Lewis F. Strauss
al Smith
Tammany
Alfred E. Smith
George W. Olvany
Tammany Society
Olvaney
Tamany
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
TF Anon Atlee
Sire
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