Minister Chalmers W Walck Chosen By Grace Reformed Church
Grace Reformed Church selects Rev Chalmers W Walck of Westminster as pastor after the largest congregational meeting in the church. A visiting committee will present the call tonight. Walck, Lancaster Seminary class of 1906, has led St Pauls Reformed in Westminster for nine years and will assume duties by month end. He follows Rev S Charles Hoover, now a pastor in Harrisburg. Rev Charles D Shaffer has acted as pastor recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers W. Walck
Westminster
Grace Reformed church
Walck
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
St Paul's Reformed church
Mr. Walck
S. Charles Hoover
Harrisburg
Charles D. Shaffer
Heavy Rain Fails To Harm Frederick County
Severe storms swept Frederick county Sunday afternoon and evening bringing heavy rainfall and strong winds. No damage reported locally though other regions suffered losses elsewhere in the state. The day saw about 4 inches of rain with a high near 95 and a low around 54 as unsettled weather continued.
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Frederick county
Frederick
Clarification on Market Street Track Plans
A misimpression arose about groove tracks being laid along all Market street from Patrick to South. Officials say only the existing rails will be reused and groove tracks will relate to paving, with little visual difference between rail types.
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Market Street
Patrick
South streets
Potomac Edison Company
Groove ieacks
ralis
iha pavine
erty offciais
Police Court Briefs From Local City
Ro Hlerrison was arrested for henge dirmak and disorderly conduct and jailed awaiting a 7 o clock hearing. Jenee Duckett colored, arrested for disorderly conduct with $25 collateral for tonight’s hearing. Willie Carter colored to have a hearing tonight on a street fight charge plus assault and battery. Officers Smith and Walsh assisted. One killed six hurt as Peter Greenwich and six children died and were injured when their car overturned on Frederick road near Cookesville after a Sunday shower.
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Ro Hlerrison
Bariis
henge dirmak
Jenee Duckett
Smith Saints
Willie Carter
Smith
Walsh
Peter Greenwich
South High street
Baltimore
Frederick road
Cookesville
BRAM Me
Fragmented List of 19th Century Presidential Figures
A garbled OCR list mentions candidates and figures such as John Fremont Abraham Lincoln Ulysses Grant Rutherford B. Hayes James A. Garfield William McKinley Theodore Roosevelt and Charles Evans Hughes, interspersed with city markers like Philadelphia Chicago Minneapolis and Baltimore, resembling a historical party or ballot note.
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John €. Fremont
Avraham Lincoln
uEAnSee Tancein
Grant
Ulysses
Rutherford B. Hares
James A. Garfield O
Wittig
Mehimlert
William MecKinsey
Theodore Roosevelt
N.Y
Convention ticket reshuffle after Sherman death
The convention ticket lists James S. Sherman as the nominee but he died before the election. Nicholas Murray Butler of New York replaced him on the ticket, reshaping the slate led by Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S.S. Sherman
Nicholas Murray Buchler
New York
Missing World War veteran returns home after two week disappearance
Hanson Brandenbergs, 22, a World War veteran and Perryville trainee, reappeared at his Mt Airy home on Saturday, ending a two week absence that sparked fears of foul play. Officials had stated he wandered away while mildy unsettled by war experiences. The Perryville institution faces ongoing criticism and investigations into graft and mistreatment amid reforms.
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Vocations Training School
Perryville
Hanson Brandenbers
Mt. Airst
Brandenberg
Matilda Brandenberg
char
Frank Blackstone
public utilities
Blackstone
Hines
Edward Hale
Peyton Patterson
United States Senate Committee on the Veterans’ Bureau
Bliachstone
Harding
Political celebrities to attend Republican convention in Cleveland
The June 10 convention will host notable figures from the United States and abroad as delegates or guests. Notables include Supreme Court justices Taft McReynolds Sutherland and Butler, Cabinet members Mellon and Work, and Harry Daugherty among others. Fifteen U.S. senators are slated to attend.
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Cleveland
David W. Mulvane
Kansas
national committee on
Republican party
Supreme Court of the
United States
Wiliam Howard Taft
James McReynolds
George Sutherland
Pierce Butler
diplomatic ‘corp
Washington
Maulvane
Republican national committee
Andrew Mellon
Herbert Work
Mellon
Pennsylvania
Mr. Work
Colorado
C. Bascom Stemp
Virginia
Coolidge
Harry M. Daughert
Ohio
Daughtery
Harding
Chicago
Not Guilty 10 Be Plea Of 2 Youths Leopold and Loeb
The Associated Press reports Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb will plead not guilty to kidnapping for ransom and murder in Chicago. Clarence Darrow defends them as State's Attorney Crowe presses an insanity defense. Court arraignment set for Wednesday. defense aims to show normal student life.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tne
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Clarence Darrow
Crowe
Illinois
inday
Shrondikikem
Loeb
Leopold
Damages Sought in Two Falconer Suits
Two damage suits against F W Falconer of Brunswick seek 2600 pounds in each. One by Mary Hutts, via her father Charles, claims he promised to marry and reneged. The other by Hutts seeks damages for seduction. Attorney BR S Harp represents both plaintiffs. Falconer recently convicted of bastardy and ordered to pay 10 monthly, post 500 bond, plus 35 for medical care.
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F. W. Falconer
Brunswick
Mary W. Hutts
Charles W. Hutts
Falconer
BR S Harp
Huts
Aled
siris
onet
Marines Reenact Antietam Battle In Summer Field Exercise
The East Coast Marine Expeditionary Force plans a summer reenactment of the Antietam battle near Sharpsburg Maryland. Brig Gen Dion Williams at Quantico will lead the exercise using modern warfare gear and aircraft to recreate the 1862 clash. The Marines will depart Quantico in August with training through September and stage the event on the Antietam battlefield.
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Antietam
Sharpsburg
Washington county
ihs
East Coast Marine Expeditionary Force
Dion Williams
Quantico
Antietames
McClelland
Les
Geikrsbore
Pickett
Shenandoah
viein
Lexington
New Market
Anti
Lowden Urged As Vice Presidential Candidate Despite Declination
Republican insurgents from Wisconsin push for formal condemnation of Daugherty and Fall by the Republican National Convention. Robert La Follette Jr. releases the insurgent platform calling for their debarment. Imperial Wizard Evans backs Senator Watson for Vice President, urging action at the Cleveland convention. Watson rejects the Klan's stance and disavows the statement.
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Lowden
Associated Press
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Republcan National Convention
Attorn
Albert B. Fall
Robert M. La Follertee, Jr
Daugherty
Senate
Walter Bossert
Indiana
Watson
Separate trials denied for 41 men in Lilly clash case
Ebenshurse Pa June 9 A defense motion for separate trials for 41 men on a two indictment arising from a fight between visiting Ku Klux Klansmen and Lilly residents on April 5 was denied by Judge Thomas B Finletter. Jury selection began.
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Associated Press
Ebenshurse
Lilly
Jndge
Thomas B. Finletter
Interstate Commerce Commission Sets Eastern Rates Change
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered readjusted express rates nationwide with an advance in the Eastern zone and slight reductions in the West and South. Effective January 1, 1925, the decision affects carriers and consumers nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hood College Commencement Week Opens With Activities
Visitors fill Hood College for commencement events starting with the baccalaureate sermon. The day includes athletic contests, a students art exhibit at Bradbeck Hall, and the senior class play If I Were King at the Opera House tonight.
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Hood College
Bradbeck Eiall
lonz
gelork
Brodbeck Hall
Alice Witter
Uelen Smith
Mirioy Warner
Opera House
Peak of agitation against U S reached in Tokyo
Well informed circles in Tokyo say the active phase of agitation against the U S immigration law barring Japanese cannot continue more than two or three weeks. The belief is that the peak has passed and the situation will ease soon.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Ban on liquor for medical purposes upheld by court
Washington June 9 The Willis Campbell Law prohibiting the sale or importation of intoxicating malt liquor for medical purposes was declared valid and constitutional by the Supreme Court.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Veterans' Bureau awards hospital contract for Aspinwall
The Associated Press reports a June bid by the Veterans' Bureau to build a tuberculosis hospital at Aspinwall, Pennsylvania. The project costs 760,252 dollars and will provide beds for 228 patients.
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Associated Press
Washington
Aspinwall
Veterans’ Bureau
Veterans' Bureau
Government projects June 20 year end with large surplus
Washington June 9 The government will close its books for this fiscal year on June 20 with a surplus estimated between 239,000,000 and 409,000,000 Director Lord of Butler Bureau advised President Coolidge in a briefing from Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lord
Butler Bureau
Coolidge
Visit to United States Liour By Lt Page on Leave
Liour Tursley M. Pame son of Mr and Mrs Tradier Pace Braddark has been stationed aboard Ajaxon in Chinese waters then transferred to Rainbow coast duty in China. Lieutenant Page served on a relief ship to Japan after the quake and has been in the Orient. plans to return home in fall and visit parents late October or early November.
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United States
Liour
Tursley M. Pame
Tradier Pace
Braddark
Ajaxon
Rainbow
China
Page
Japan
Orient
Fre
Delegates Drift as Dawes Boost Stirs 1924 VP race
Kansas votes 21 to 1 for Charles W. Dawes as deliberations swirl over nomination choices. Albert Beveridge and Charles H. March gain support while Dr. Merion LeRoy Burton and General Harbord surface as possible picks alongside Hoover. Secretaries and friends arrive amid platform shaping at Cleveland convention.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
C. Bascour Sleato
Coolidge
Warren
Wm. M. Butler
Franc W. Stears
warlock
Lowden
oflinois
Ohio
Oxford
Ward
Kansas
Charles W. Dawes
Albert Beveridge
Indiana
Minnesota
Charles H. March
Litchfield
Merion LeRoy Burton
University of Michigan
Hoover
Burton
Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
Wage negotiations resume next week in Baltimore
Negotiations between President Arers of the Western Maryland Railway and the general chairmen of the four unions will continue next week over workers demands for a 5 percent wage increase. Mr Brers is out of the city and will return Monday. National officers of the unions will convene to review prior talks and prepare for the upcoming meeting.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Arers
Western Maryland Railway
mad
Drers
surrey
Brers
Stock Market Drifts with Spotty Morning Trade
New York traders see a tentative session as steel shares face pressure ahead of the May silver report. Market action hints at overextended shorts and cautious bets with about 500000 shares moving. Utilities show gains while call money opens at 274 per event and closes strong amid mixed results.
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Associated Press
New York
United Stars
inti
Delegates Headed to National Republican Convention
Attending convention Charles McC Mathias accompanied by Senator C E Weller of Baltimore and Henry Holzapfel left Sunday for Cleveland where they will attend the National Republican Convention beginning Tuesday. Mathias and Holzapfel are the two delegates from this district.
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Charles McC. Mathias
C. E. Weller
Baltimore
Henry Holzapfel
Haown
Cleveland
Mr. Mathias
Mr. Holzapfel
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Cincinnati
Minneapolis
St. Lows
iam
Hanson Brandenburg
Mt. Airy
Leopold and
Wiss Hutts
Yoskyl Pearson
England
Harold Pearsen
Lord Cowdry
Great Britain
La Follette
EVANS
EASTERN EXPRESS
Russell
Mary burr
Rahuck
U. S
VETERANS’ HOSPITAL
U.S
Cavin Coolide
carnerstone
Mercersburg
Charles G. Dawes
Vetern Maryland
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