Triennial Election Prep With Polling Places Listed
Voters prepare for the municipal election with polling sites across eight precincts. Precincts include Market Street locations, the Court House Basement, and local businesses. Polls open at 8 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. Special details reference figures from three years ago for comparison.
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Market St
Addie L. Riehl
Market St. Willam
Renn
Court House
N. Carroll St. James
N. Market
Si Heynolds
North Market St
Snook's Storerowi
Junior En-gine House
Chevrolet Sales Koon
Op Emi
Archery Contest Held at Hood College
Hood College hosted a morning archery contest tied to commencement events. Many top archers were absent as students had already left for the summer, but the enthusiasm remained high. The event marked Hood’s new sport debut this spring and the art department showcased extensive works in oils watercolors and china painting along with notable applied art displays.
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Hood College
Hood
Art
Frederick mayors and aldermen face election in 1922 ballot
Frederick voters prepare for a triennial election on Tuesday. The slate includes Democratic Mayor Lloyd Culler and five aldermen with Ezra D. Hoffman Charles T. Butcher L. B. Mallinis G. William Shiples and John S. Renn among candidates. Republican Mayor George W Showamaker and George S. C. Bopst Edwin Kemp Elner F. Munshower Christian Wilson and Charles W. Ziumerman also run. The piece notes past results from 1922 and party activity ahead of voting day.
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Frederick
Aubrey A. Nicodening
City Register
Ap’peat
Lloyd CU
Cullet
Charles T. Butcher
Ezra D. Hoffman
Torenzo KE. Mullinix
John 3." Keon
G. William Stipley
George W. Showamaker
George 8S
Publi
Lloyd, Culler
Gilmer Schley
John’. White
Harry M. Cramer
Democrate
L. B. Mallinis
G. William Shiples
John 8. Renn
Ches
Walton League to Meet and Show Sports Pictures
The Izakpaton League of Frederick will hold a June meeting at 7 30 in the Y M C A auditorium with discussion on bass distribution in Frederick County streams and plans for a social clubroom. After the meeting special sports films will be shown at the Maryland Theatre featuring muskellunge trout and bass fishing with a barbless hook along with travel and western subjects. Public admitted at the regular price. The Walton Club has grown to 140 members in two years. Disorderly conduct arrests: Walter Kinney and Walter Tama jailed after 11 p m Sunday, $5 bonds set for hearings. Official ballots contain voting instructions for serious candidates.
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Izqakpaton League
James E
Solt
Frederick County
Maryland
Wyoming
Rocky Mountains
Plains
Baak Walton Club
Frederick
Statements by Frederick election party chairs
Edward Smith of the Democratic City Executive Committee praises three years of administration, tax cuts, and calls for re election of the entire ticket. E Austin James of the Republican City Executive Committee commends the campaign, asserts progress, and presents a ticket pledged to economy, progress, and a government reflecting the majority.
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Page
Edward Smith
Democratic City Executive Committee
Frederick
E. Austin James
Republican City Executive Committee
Shoemaker
Feld
Eldéavora
Granted Divorce Between Wellace Mount and Gladys Mount
Absolute divorce granted to Wellace Mount from wife Gladys Mount. Decree signed by Judge Worthington in the afr calt court on Saturday. Plaintiff required to pay court costs. Samuel En was attorney for the plaintiff.
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Wellace Mount
Gladys Mount
Worthington
Afr Calt
Samuelen
Five Market St Stores Entered and Loot Taken
A three week series of petty robberies hit North Market street stores. Thieves used skeleton keys to enter Haines Shoe Store J Clarke Devilbiss Frederick Bargain House M P Moller Co and Thames Shop Store, taking cash and merchandise including a Radiola valued at 90. Police work on clues and expect arrests soon.
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Charles W. Miller
M P. Maller Co
Devithiss
Thames
Pallee Betleva
Vacation Bible School Plans For Frederick Area
Vacation Bible School will open Monday morning June 22 at the North Market street school building. About two hundred boys and girls have signed registration. The program is directed by Mr. C. Nevin Rehert with ten teachers, in its third year under the Federation of Churches and City Ministerial Association, funded by Frederick churches.
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North Market Street
Mro. C. Nevin Rehert
Federation of Churches
City Ministerial Association
Frederick
Special Meeting of Maryland Dental Examiners Held
A special meeting of the State Board of Dental Examiners will convene in Frederick at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on June 37 to review papers from recent exams. A three day Baltimore session previously elected Dr. D G Everhart president. eighty five candidates sat the examination.
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State Board of Dental Examiners
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Nh Aeasion
Baltimore
D. G. Everhart
Thin’elty
Coblentz buys Boteler property on West Patrick Street
Emory L. Coblentz purchases the Boteler property known as 24 26 18 on the south side of West Patrick Street with 39 feet street frontage and 518 feet depth. The sale to Coblentz was private, with possession before July 1. Potential buyers include Potomac Edison Company and Blue Ridge Transportation Company.
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Margaret E. Boteler
Patrick Street
Emory L. Coblentz
Goldsborough
Brewers Alley
Boteler
Fifteen Entombed After Kentucky Mine Explosion
In Sturgis Kentucky fifteen miners were entombed after an explosion at West Kentucky Coal Company mine No 9. About 185 escaped as rescue crews descended the shaft year. Ventilation is reported good and upper mine workings damaged. Rescue teams moved from Evansville Indiana to the site.
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Sturgis
No. 9
West Kentucky Coal Company
United Mine Rescue
Sudy
Evansville
Ind
Det Company
Two Degrees in One Year for Frederick Student
Benjamin Brafman Rosenstock son of Mrs Nettie Rosenstock and the late Jacob Rosenstock of near Frederick will receive two degrees in one year. He was awarded Bachelor of Laws by the University of Maryland and will receive a Master of Arts from Johns Hopkins University next Tuesday after postgraduate law work at Hopkins. He has a B A from Hopkins and attended Frederick High School and Tome Institute before college. He plans to practice law in Frederick.
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Benjamin Brafman Rosenstock
Nettie Rosenstock
Jacob Rosenstock
Thin City
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins University
Hopkins
Rosenstock
Frederick High School
Tome Institute
Frederick
Youth Surrenders After Auto Crash on South Market Street
Mer vin Eyler 16 of Walkeraville surrendered at police headquarters Saturday evening on a charge of failing to stop after an automobile collision that injured Helen Nelson on South Market street. Eyler claimed he stopped and later gave himself up after police obtained the car number. He was released on bail for a hearing at seven tonight.
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Mervin Eyler
Walkeraville
Eyler
Helen Nelson
South Market Street
Filby
Cumberland coroner rules death in mystery killing
Arlington Gortner, 20, died at the hands of an unknown assailant near Cumberland after a hillside encounter Friday night. Mina Wagoner remains in custody as investigators continue the probe while a hotel visitor reports she was seen later claiming to be lost. Nine killed in Indiana train wreck near Converse as workers helped guide a stalled train. the case may raise tally. New York criminal anarchy act upheld by the Supreme Court, affirming Benjamin Gitlow conviction.
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Cumberland
Arlington Gortner
Joseph B. Finan
Gortner
Mian Nelle
Wagoner
Oulstana Avenue
Mo Tuneter
Mixa Wagoner
Mias Wagoner
Ler
John P. Smith
Hendricks Hotel
Mina Wagoner
Ouernity Hotel
Peru
Ind
Juno & (Ap
Converse
Here
Wellington
June
New York
Supreme Court
Benjamin Gitlow
Heat Wave Eases as Cooler Weather Predicted for East
Weather forecast says a cooling trend will arrive within 24 hours with Tuesday cloudy skies and possible thunder showers. Temperatures peaked at 113 degrees Sunday, marking a record in years, while lows reached 62 degrees last night as residents sought relief from extreme heat.
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Frederick
Mercury
Drug Storea Ag
Braddock Heights
Mnany
Wan
Weather forecast: thundershowers and cooling pattern expands East
Weather Bureau predicts a wave of thundershowers across the eastern United States within 14 to 36 hours, with cooler conditions arriving in the lake region Ohio valley and New England. Relieved by a Bermuda high retreat, New York and Jersey air cools from heat as Atlantic breeze eases.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
New York
Atlanta
Jersey
Hudson Valley
New England
Coolidge Joins Minnesotan Centennal Parade Visit
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge visited Minneapolis for a Norse American Centennial luncheon hosted by directors. They traveled from St Paul, staying with Mr and Mrs Frank J Keilorg, with a convertible car giving crowds a clear view of the two dignitaries during the ten mile ride to the State fairgrounds event.
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Minneapolia
Minne
Mia
Coolidge
Mineapolia
Minnesota
State Fair Grounds
St. Paul
Frank J. Keilorg
Farmer Finds 40-Pound Butter Tub In Wentmeath Depth
A farmer on his Wentmeath county farm uncovered a tub containing 40 pounds of salted butter at a depth of 12 feet. The tub was said to be well preserved and reported in London correspondence from June.
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London
Wentmeath
Electric Storm Hits Cumberland Maryland
A June Sunday morning thunderstorm caused minor damage to electric and telephone lines in Cumberland. A Potomac Electric feed wire on Howard Street burned out cutting street lights for about an hour. Lightning struck J B Sanderson's home and a wall and porch were damaged at Raymond Shady's home. Flooding filled Winlow Street and submerged a man who was rescued by police. Mud and gravel covered base-area streets and trains as the storm raged from midnight to about five AM.
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Cumberland
Wahtoing
Emmy
Potomac Molloqu Company
Howard Street
J. B. Sanderson
Raymond Shady
Baltimans and Ohio Subway
Winlow Street
Los Angeles Fails In Minneapolis Flight
The Los Angeles airship, returning to Lakehurst after aborting a Minnesota flight due to engine trouble, faced headwinds and turnout concerns. Wilbur Wright warned against defending the nation on a single propulsion system while officials assessed the craft’s altitude and hangar safety.
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Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Lakehurst
N. J
Navy
Minnesota
Cleveland
Tremple
Lamping Field
Naval Station
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City Pg
Walton League
Walter Kinney
Walter Tama
Walsh
Officer Miller
Justice Motter
Ter F. Delphey
James BE Dond
Charles RB
Groff
George W. Shoemaker
Harvey RE
Hann
Devilbise
Miller’s Bargain House
C. W. Miller Losers
Vacation Bible School
EL. Coblentz
West Patrick Street
Potomac Edison Co
Blue Ridge Transportation Co
Kentucky
Benjamin Rosenstock
Law
Miss Wagoner
Bermuda
New Jersey
Ford
Henry Ford
Detroit
Chicago
C. M. Raddiman
Washington, Jones
Los Voles
Wilbur
Shenandoah
eHavy
Wealnesa
Moa
Eharea
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