Lions hear Africa big game hunt by Thurmont man
Dr Bernard F. O'Toole of Thurmont described his African hunt at a Lions Club noon meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He recounted stalking a lion and leopard, elephants and buffalo, survival tricks, and tropics life including a labor problem among natives and auto owning chiefs.
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Africa
Bernard F. O'Toole
Thurmont
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Dr. O'Doole
Denny
Dr. O'Toole
Hon
Lion Cave
Nog
Ile
Dr. O'lo
O'Towle
Tropics
United States
Thomas B. Johnson
Spencer E. Stup
Jesse BR. Anders
H. 8. Sager
Braddock Heights
Simple ceremonies mark funeral of Marshall
Indianapolis Indiana June 4 AP Thomas Riley Marshall was laid to rest with simple observances befitting a humble citizen who served as vice president in World War I and as Indiana governor. The service included a teboo by Rev Matthew Smith and Scottish rite readings before burial at Red Crown Hill cemetery in a receiving vault awaiting final arrangements by Mrs Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Riley Marshall
Indiana
Jeata
Matthew Smith
Marshall
Red Crown Hill Cemetery
One Dead and Six Prostrations in New York Heat Wave
New York reports one death and six prostrations in the early hours of a heat wave as the city endures its fourth consecutive day of hot, humid weather. Sunrise temperatures climbed with haze-like humidity blanketing Clarke Place and surrounding areas.
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New York
Temperature records fall as heat wave sweeps city
Baltimore schools closed at noon due to extreme heat after a five day stretch with high humidity. Temperatures reached 98 by noon and 101 by 1 PM amid a spell that forced ice sales to surge and two prostrations reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweeday
Lok
Baltimore
King 10 Faces Trial in Rockville Court for Larceny
John W. King, about 38, junk dealer from East Street, was arrested Wednesday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Horace Hadcliffe and turned over to Montgomery County authorities. He is charged with larceny and false pretenses for buying old iron wheels from W. E. Wade’s farm for cents. A daughter identified him as the purchaser. the offense allegedly occurred over two weeks ago. Separate report notes Simon Idler, about 68, was arrested on an assault and battery charge after his wife said he struck her with a hoe, but he was released on his own recognizance for a hearing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. King
East Street
Horace Hadcliffe
Sherif Rodener
Montgomery County
King
W. E. Wade
Buck Lodge
Wada
Frederick
Bodener
Simon Idler
Radcliffe
Mitler
Ife Fa
Ratcliffe
Flood damage adds to that of storms in plains and ports
Des Moines reports flood damage compounding windstorm destruction across western Iowa. Affected areas include Yorkshire Missouri valley Ports mouth Moafa with tornado-like activity and light communication cuts. Sioux City Cherokee Earling Portsmouth Deadham see heavy flood impact as well. Bear traders extend short positions in New York while Maxwell concerns weigh on sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Yorkshire
Missouri Valley
Portsmouth
Moafa
Sioux City
Cherokee
Earling
Deadham
New York
Maxwell
Baldwin
Weeks Dies After Gallstone Operation at Mass General
Secretary of War John W. Weeks who had been in critical condition at Massachusetts General Hospital since gallstone surgery a week ago died overnight according to an early bulletin. He had been hospitalized since the operation last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks
Boston
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts General Hospital
Tuberculosis Clinic to be Held at Brunswick Hospital
A tuberculosis clinic will be held at the B and C 1 hospital Brunswick for known cases contacts and suspects on Monday June 3 at 10 30. Local health officials urge eligible residents to attend for screening and counseling.
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Clintc
Srunewick
B. and C. 1
Brunswick
Past Year Work Reviewed In Maryland School Report
The seventh annual report by Prof Ignatius Hjorlee as superintendent and principal covered improvements at the Maryland State School for the Deaf. The Board of Visitors met in Maryland City to hear the review, with notes on health, heating, food, and staff changes. A new Trades Building and gymnasium project progresses, bids are listed, and deficits are wiped out. The report notes six teaching staff changes and new appointments, plus plans for a normal training course and athletic instruction for girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Visitors
Ignatius Hjorlee
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Bjorlee
Bernard O. Steiner
Balimore
John K. Shaw
Baltimore
Menestelfenstein
Frederick
Charles McG. Mathine
Richard Potts
Col
D. John Markey
Elmer Brown
Charles I. Conley
Jacob Rohrsback
Frank VL. Stoner
R. OB. Delapining
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Norrec
Chares
Cotley
Johnson
Earl Nikirk
Hahn and Ret- Bere
A. A. Hileman
Wattern
Syithe A Groht
Lexington Avenue
New York
Trena Chapman Goodson
Hartford
Connecticut
Ruth Park
Beverly
Massachusetts
Josephine Nunnelley
Romney
W. Va
Like
Joney Wilmot
Motag
Mary C. Mallay
North Caroling
Mary D. Cason
Mississippi
Margaret H. Lurber
Indiana
Millicent Kinsman
Minnesota
Marguerite Greiner
Aden Haight
Ohio
Miss Grobt
iGroht
Iaws
Norval Training Department
Anna A. Crickford
Whittier School For Girls
Merrimac
Mass
Cornerstone Laying Set for Elks Home June 14
Frederick Elks Lodge 634 lays cornerstone for new West Second Street home with ceremony at 7 o clock. District Deputy Charles Stewart to conduct services if attendance allows. Frederick High School Band to provide music. Convention plans advance as building girders arrive and architecture plans receive approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lodge
West Second Street
Charles Stewart
Frostburg
Marylan
Delaware
District of Columbia
Wraddock
David Dc Wingbremner
Walter £. Simn
Alfred W. Gaver
Stewshart
Gaver
the Heights
Frederick High School
A. A. Wremian
Marines Debark in Shanghai and Canton Harbor Action
300 Marines sent to Shanghai from Cavite naval station aboard Jason with further orders for Sera Mento at Tonekeng. Dispatch notes delays in Shangha i Canton and a State Department update on the evolving situation. Also mentions Dayton Scopes trial and Bryan comments on evolution in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debark
Shanghai
Manila
Jone
Jason
Cavite
Teiliy
Tonekeng
Washington
Mirbances
Shanghad
Canton
Incside
Changaha
State Department
Miss Margar et Scott Kent to Perform In Rhythm Work
A note outlines Miss Margar et Scott Kent completing her high school course in Frederics and assisting with rhythm work at piano. Enrollment this year shows a five pupil surplus over last year. The piece discusses class size for deaf schools, added teaching staff, and progress across student activities including trades, printing, shoe making, and furniture repairs as part of an effort to teach students self support.
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Margaret Scott Kent
Frederics
Bose
Old Trades
Allhoe
Reprieve Granted to Chapman Mail Robber
Mortford Connecticut June 4 AP governor Trumbull granted Gerald Chapman a reprieve shifting his execution date from June 26 to December 3 on the state’s attorney’s application. Chapman was convicted in New Britain for the murder of Policeman Shelley after a high profile trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Trumbull
Hugh M. Aleorg
Chapman
Shelley
New Britain
Jennings
Supreme Court
Superor
Prinon Tony
Woman Indicted on Three Murder Charges in Gary Indiana
Mrs. Anna Cunningham, 43, of Gary Indiana, was indicted by the Lake County grand jury on three first degree murder charges. Authorities say she killed her children Isabel, Charles and Walter by poison to collect insurance. Cunningham reportedly confessed to the killings and attempted suicide. her husband, P. Cunningham Jr., had died in 19K.
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Ind
Anna Cunningham
Gary
Lake County
Grand Jury
Cunningham
M. Smith
Iaabel
Charles
Walter
Pia Cunningham Jr
Baltimore Mob Scene Disrupts Police at Western Maryland Station
A large mob in Valtlawre mobbed a police guard guarding two prisoners in the Fallsyway yard of the Western Maryland Hatlwas. Agent Berry M. Wolf was struck by a brick and injured as the crowd hurled missiles while police tried to quell the disturbance. Wolf fired at a fleeing man, pursued Estecher, and detained another suspect at Central Police Station amid a beer shipment seizure and multiple escapes.
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Valtlawre
Persote
Tiflten Street
Maryland
Berry M. Wolf Arreatel Willig Estecker
Anen
Vennaylvania
Mercersburg Award At Commencement Exercises
At Mercersburg Academy Wednesday morning the natational prize for ten dollars was awarded as honorable mention to Wilburn LeGore of LeGore for the Upper Middler Class. He led by seven one hundredths of a point, the closest margin in Brigg history. LeCore also earned honorable mention for excellence in correct English studies under Head Master Dr Irvine.
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Mercersburg
Mercersburg Academy
Na Rat
Wilburn
LeGore
Walter C. LeGore
Brigg
LeCore
Irvine
Guilty Selling Liquor In Circuit Court
Gene Campbell a 16 year old from Brunswick was found guilty this morning of selling liquor in a hearing before Judge Glenn H. Worthington. Campbell has been in jail since April 29 when arrested. No sentence was imposed and authorities will contact Loch Raven officials about his former inmate status before final disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Campbell
Brunswick
Judes Glenn H. Worthington
Cireuit
Campbell
Loch Raven
Dempsey to Fight Winner If Reward Offered
New York June 4 AP reports boxer Jack Dempsey challenged Willy Gideon manager of Gene Tanney to meet the winner of the Tanney bout if proper inducement was offered. The cable originated from North Germany. Flammarion Dead Paris June 4 noted French astronomer Camille Flam Marton died.
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Dempacy
New York
Jack Dempsey
Chame Plon
Willy Gideon
Gene Tanney
Rorth
Germany
Flammarion
Paris
Camille Flam Marton
Dea
Family Man Kills Eight in Insane Rampage in Sain
Lloyd Russell, 43, reportedly shot and killed eight relatives including five children, a mother, brother and sister in law in Hamilton O after becoming violently insane. He wounded himself and later attempted suicide as police arrived. victims ranged from four months to twelve years old. Dorothy Russell survived by hiding during the attack.
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Hamilton O
Lloyd Russel
Nia
Ale
Ruenol
Joan Lowell Ruanel
Julia
Robert
George Francis
Paul Lewin
Richard
John Russel
Dorothy
Risnel Hon
Himsell
Fred
Tolley
Russel
World War Vets urged to reinstate government life insurance
Frank J. Hines of the U S Veterans Bureau warns all World War veterans the law requires reinstatement of government life insurance by June 1900 for policies lapsed due to nonpayment. Maryland applicants may report to Fort McHenry or be examined by local physicians. health and total permanent disability affect premiums and back interest. Also reports election of officers for Francis Scott Key Council No 4 US A M and notice of a summer meeting schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ‘J. Hines
U. S. Veterany’ Bureau
Lapaa
Maryland
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Eilitary
Naval Service
Kay Cornel
Francis Scott Key
John W. Falk
Flag Pole Erected At Odd Fellows Home
Representatives of the Yarden Lodge 1 0 O F of Gar denville near Baltimore will erect a nine foot flagpole at the Odd Fellows Home on North Market Street on Saturday June 15. They will visit the home this week to assemble paint and prepare for installation the following week.
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Maine
Yarden Lodge
Gardenville
Baltimore
Odd Fellows Home
North Market Street
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DR. Otoole
Shot Elephant
Lions
Wild Buffalo
Hippo
J. Dutrow
Clarke Place
Lven
Rockville Court
Simon Bitler
Maryland School Report
Charles J. Roeder Co
Bernard C. Stelner
Ignatius Bjorlee
Lay Cornerstone
Elks Home
Nashville
Tent
John T. Scopes
Dayton
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Hera
Scopen
Ker
Baltimore Mob
Man
Hamilton
Sain
Hines
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