Hood College Commencement Draws Large Alumnae Return
Large numbers of graduates and alumnae attend Hood College 29th annual commencement. Class reunions begin at 4:30 with Step Songs at Alumnae Hall, then a reception in Brodbeck Hall. Commencement is tomorrow at 11 in the Evangelical Reformed church with Dr James E Freeman speaker.
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Washington
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Alumnae of Visitation Academy Hold 26th Reunion
The twenty sixth annual Alumnae Association reunion of the Visitation Academy opened with President Mrs Exra Houck presiding. Reports from officers and committees were read, and remarks praised the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae. Officers were elected, luncheon followed, menu listed ham and chicken salad, and the day ended with a benediction at the convent chapel.
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Exra Houck
fe Frederick Association
Maryland
ibate
International Federation of Cathic Aluronae
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Coal Production Outlook Mentioned By White House Officials
In a White House briefing on January 6 officials stated there is ample bituminous coal to meet demand for the upcoming month. They reported no new emergency or crisis, and emphasized continued production without disruptions.
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Washington
Jane
White House
U S Ready to Discuss French War Debt
Paris reports the United States is prepared to discuss the war debt with France. The French Foreign Office said the French mission will proceed to the U S once Premier Poincare authorizes.
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U. S
Diplomas for Eight Tuesday at Walkersville
Walkersville High School plans commencement in Strine's Hall on Tuesday June 13 at 2 pm with eight graduates to receive diplomas from Superintendent G. Lloyd Palmer. A Monday night program includes plays by the high school and seventh grade, followed by a full day schedule of concerts, games, and lunch. Class roll lists Blanche Shoemaker Alice Cramer Gladys Wagner Mary Hammond Mary Zimmerman Edna Martz Helen Eckert and Mary Wisner.
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G. Lloyd Palmer
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Blanche ~Shoemaker
Mary Wammond
Alice Cramer
Gladys Wagner
Jake
Mary Zimmerman
C. H. Gardimer
Superintendent Palmer
Benediction
Rev
Mowbray
Blanche Catharine Shoemaker
Alice Catharine Cramer
Gladys Elizabeth Wagner
Mary Norris Hammond
Mary Genevieve Zimmerman
Edna Ruth Martz
Helen Roberta Eckert
Mary Alesa Wisner
Beall Dies Suddenly at 80 in Libertytown Home
William H. Beall died last night at 11 of angina at his home 135 West Third street aged 80 years 10 months and 27 days. Survived by wife and daughter Helen E Hemp of Jefferson brother Edward G Beall sisters Mollie Carter and Carrie Beall all of Libertytown. He belonged to Lynch Lodge A F and AM Mason Francis Scott Key Council No 48 U O U M King David Lodge No 50 Palestine Encampment No 20 IOOF Knights of Pythsing and Modern Woodmen-America. Formerly with Doll Dry Goods and Thomas Haller streets. employed at Chas Sega looffs Underselling Store at death. Lived in city 32 years. Funeral arrangements to be announced. C E Cline, funeral director.
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William H. Beall
West Third street
Mr. Beall
Helen E. Hemp
Jefferson
Edward G. Beall
Mollie Carter
Carrie Beall
Libertytown
Lynch Lodge
A. F
Pepper and Reed send chairmen recommendations
Senator Pepper and Major Reed launched a move to unite Pennsylvania Republicans by recommending J Marry Baker of Harrisburg as chairman and Mrs Barclay H Warburton of Philadelphia as vice chairman to the state committee. They said a French disagreement with Governor Tischot had been resolved at a conference. Pinchot had not disclosed his recommended committee members. The administration will maintain contact with miners and operators through proper officials.
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Washington
Senator Pepper
Major Reed
Crow
Pennsylvania
Republican State committee
Marry Baker
Harrisburg
Barclay H Warburton
Philadelphia
Pepper
Guard Tischot
Pinchot
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Satarasa
79 Prisoners in County Jail During May Report
Sheriff James A Jones cites 79 inmates in Frederick County jail for May including 58 state and 21 corporation prisoners. Most were held for assault and disorderly conduct with daily counts peaking at 19 on May 28 and dipping to five on May 17. Other offenses include carrying concealed weapons bootlegging vagrancy larceny and more.
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Frederick county bastille
James A Jones
corporation
Statue of General Barlow Unveiled at Gettysburg
At Gettysburg battlefield on June 6 veterans of General Francia Barlow's brigade unveiled a bronze statue of their commander. The ceremony drew Civil War veterans, New York lawmakers, and others. John J. Lyons, New York Secretary of State, delivered the oration as Misa Francia Barlow Jay, the general's granddaughter, unveiled the statue.
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Gettysburg
Francia Barlow
New York
John J. Lyons
Misa Francea Barlow Jay
Soldier killed as convoy crash near Reisterstown
One soldier died and two others were expected to die from injuries after a motor truck carrying ten soldiers from Camp Holabird overturned near Reisterstown Maryland. Six more were seriously injured and hospitalized in Baltimore. Driver Harold Hoover suffered a fractured arm and severe lacerations. The crash happened while the convoy was overtaking the main group and the cause remains unknown.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Camp Holabird
Buffalo
Reisterstown
Parentz
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Wm. Lippencott
altimore
Forester
Petro
Michael Ercola
Daniel Coll
Yost
Frank LeViness
Harold Hoover
Herchner
Fredericktonians Endure Wyoming Snowstorm Visit
Frederickton residents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Staley, visiting Dr. Paul R. Holtz in Wheatland Wyoming, report a rare June snowstorm. They describe May storms with hail the size of golf balls near Greeley and Cheyenne, and up to three inches of snow at Wheatland, noting ranch losses and harsh Plains weather. They conclude that Maryland looks good by comparison.
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Denver
Colorado
Mr. Staley
Cheyenne
Wye
Wheatland
Marrland
Washout on West Md Derailment Causes Delays
Heavy rains Sunday washed out a Western Maryland Railway track at Barkdoll's Cat near Smithsburg. Debris, logs, and rocks cascaded onto the line, derailing an engine and tearing up about 30 feet of track, delaying the Baltimore train to Hagerstown for three hours. Passengers and crew faced the obstruction until a wrecking crew cleared the line. Mr and Mrs William Bates of West Church Street visited Berkeley Springs, W Va, and have returned.
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Barkdoll's Cat
Smithsburg
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Jury room twists in Ward inquiry and tax refund hint
Mrs. Beryl Ward refused to answer certain grand jury questions relating to the shooting of Clarence Peters by her husband Walter S Ward and conferred with Supreme Court Justice Morehauser. President Harding sought a 28 million tax refunding deficiency from Congress and several marriage licenses were filed in Pennsylvania and Maryland counties.
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White Plains
Beryl Ward
grand jury
Clarence Peters
Walter S. Ward
Harding
Washington
Congress
Game Warden's Warning Stirs Maryland Fishermen
Local anglers flock to streams as a warning restricts bass catches to tidewater until June 15 except Potomac. Unclear if Frederick county season was lawfully changed from June 1 to June 16, with officials unaware and prosecutions questionable due to lack of advertisement. Citizens question legality as water runs muddy and season date ambiguity persists.
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B. Lee LeCompte
Maryland
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Potomac
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Frostburg to greet Maryland firemen June 7
Frostburg prepares for the Maryland State Firemen's Association convention to be held Wednesday through Friday. The town outfits Union Street with 24 flag and streamer arches, establishes headquarters, and coordinates decor and entertainment efforts. Two conventions converge, including the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Citizens contribute about 1500 dollars toward hosting, with income from concessions, dances, games, and boxing matches.
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Frostburg
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Union street
Bowery street
Mountain City
John T. Hart
Thomas G. Dilion
Cheaper Rails Dominate Market Notes On June 6
The Associated Press reports that steels fell in morning trading with Crucible Gulf State and United States Steel showing declines while rails led the session. Cheaper issues rose about two and a half to nearly five points as call money opened at 4 percent and rose briefly to 3 1/4 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Crucible
Gulf State
United States Steel
Funeral for Lillian Russell Moore in Pittsburgh Thursday
Mrs. Lillian Russell Moore, once a famed operatic star nicknamed Sergeant Russell for Navy work, died at her home in Pittsburgh early today. Funeral services will be held Thursday at Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church, with burial in a vault until a mausoleum is erected by her husband Alexander P. Moore, publisher of the Pittsburgh Leader.
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Pittsburgh
Lillian Russell Moore
Trinity Protestant Episcopal church
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh Leader
Lilian
Theodora Roosevelt
Navy
Washington
Sergeant Russell
Barnett
United States Marine Corps
Moore
Motion Granted To Strike Out Judgment In Maryland Motor Case
Judge Worthington granted the motion to strike the $5,090 judgment in the Maryland Motor Machine Company versus Frank E. Sheffield with plaintiff’s consent. lien remains on 100 shares of capital stock. others attachments dissolved. Defendant given days to file pleas. court denied receivers and defenses while offering opportunity to defend. Attorneys listed for both sides.
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Frank E. Sheffield
Glenn H. Worthington
bil
equity
Harry C Hall
Edgardo McBride
Maryland Mo“+ Machine Corppsar
Leo Weinberg
D. P. Backey
Sheffiel
Rail unions to take strike vote in Cincinnati
Railroad workers in Cincinnati join a nationwide push as unions prepare to carry out strike votes. The measure involves a significant portion of the rail workforce and reflects growing labor unrest across the industry. Local officials urge calm while the unions coordinate schedules and ballots.
Rail labor board orders seven cent wage cut for shop mechanics
Chicago June 6 The United States Railroad Labor Board ordered a seven cent hourly wage cut for shop mechanics and nine cents for freight car men on 400 000 workers. The move saves railroads about 60 million annually, effective July 1, despite protests from three labor members. A strike vote will be held immediately among machinists with consideration of lease work and farming out involved.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Washington
H. L. Brumsom
International Association of Machinists
Railroad Labor Board
Bramsom
Bromsom
Labor Board
Gompers Attacks Supreme Court Decision
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, denounces the US Supreme Court Coronado blue case ruling, claiming it allows capital to worsen conditions for workers. He criticizes Chief Justice Taft’s comment on damages and notes wage redactions tied to pending board actions. Union leaders meet to decide votes on wage cuts with deadlines.
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Cincinnati
Supreme Court of the United States
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
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