Frederick City Election Votes Set for Tuesday
Frederick voters go to the polls Tuesday to choose a Mayor five Aldermen and a City Register and Tax Collector across eight precincts opening at eight and closing at six. Republican Gilmer Schley faces Democrat Lloyd C Caller for mayor with both parties naming slate candidates for the board and tax collector. Results expected early with potential split tickets complicating the count.
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Frederick
Board of Aldermen
South Market street
Horatio Water
East Patrick street
J. M. Newman
Court House
West Church street
East Second street
Gibson C. Smith
North Market street
Hugh Willis
Schermerhorn & Sons feed
Charles T. Gutche
Ezra D Hoffman
Mrs. W. R. Glen Dies in Baltimore Home
Mrs. Ethel W. Glen wife of Rev William R Glen pastor of United Brethren church in this city died at her parents Baltimore home at 7 this morning from heart trouble after grippe age 32 years She survived by her husband and her parents Howard F and Harriet Greasley 2552 Pennsylvania Ave Baltimore only child Funeral arrangements to be announced Interment in Baltimore
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Ethel W. Glen
William R. Glen
United Brethren church
Baltimore
United Brethren
Howard F
Harriet Greasley
Pennsylvania Ave
Farmer killed and wife wounded in Texas shooting
Park Rayburn a farmer from Cartage Texas was killed and his wife seriously wounded when confronted by a named suspect Zack King. Armed searches are underway for King after Rayburn reportedly returned to King's home to scold him for broken windows. The incident occurred near Fort Worth on June 10 with authorities seeking King.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Park Rayburn
Zack King
King
Rayburn
gaid
Raybara
Robberies of Two Banks Net About 60000
Police pursue Monrovia Central Trust Co and Woodbine First National Bank burglaries with similar methods. Fingerprints found in the vault and two detective agencies with Burns and Pinkerton aiding investigations. About 35000 cash and securities stolen from Monrovia bank. 25000 from Woodbine. No arrests yet.
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Monrovian
Central Trust Co
First National Bank of
Extreme declines mark New York stock exchange session
New York June 10 extensive offerings of oils motors coppers equipment and miscellaneous issues fell one to five points at the week end session of the stock exchange. The decline included Union Pacific Canadian Pacific and Delaware Lackawanna and Western rails. Rallies from low levels occurred before strength shown by Mexican Petroleum but the net result was substantial recessions. The closing was heavy with about 700000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
the
stock exchange
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Delaware
Lackawanna
Western
Mexican Petroleum
Corkran and Sasser in Golf Finals Today
Corkran of Baltimore Country Club defeated his club mate Andrews one up in the semi final. Tom Sasser of Marvyland Country Club beat Johnston five up and four to play. Corkran, the state champion, will defend his title against Lasseer this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
B. Warren Corkran
Baltimore Country Club
C. P. Andrews
Tom Sazscer
Marvyland Country Club
T. P. Johnston
Maryland
Corkran
Lasseer
Maryland School Alumni Reunion Attracts 200 Attendees
Alumni and former pupils have taken possession of the Maryland School grounds as two hundred names are expected to be registered by evening. An informal reception on the front lawn precedes welcome addresses by Board of Visitors officers and Superintendent Ignatius Bjorlee. Sunday sermons will be given by Rev. D. E. Moylan of Baltimore and Rev. Oliver J. Whildin. A memorial service honors benefactors, followed by a Mount Olivet cemetery pilgrimage for Dr Charles W. Ely, former principal. The closing service Monday will feature anecdotes from school days.
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Maryland
Board of Visitors
Ignatius Bjorlee
D. E. Moylan
Baltimore
Oliver J. Whildin
Mount Olivet cemetery
Charles W. Ely
Grace Ely
Washington, D. C
T. C. Forrester
Rochester
N. Y
Homes of Colored Miners Shot in Boone County
Charleston W Va June 10 State police learned last night that homes of colored miners at Skarlow in Boone county were shot into by an automobile party leaving one worker seriously injured Troopers were sent to investigate Ten men were brought to State police headquarters today on disorders charges in Cabin Creek and Paiot Creek districts Four men suspected in the Wyatt Coal Company property shooting at Sharon yesterday were named Tom Kirk Lonzie Kirk Elsie King and Gus Nelson were arrested after bloodhounds traced trails to their homes.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Skarlow
Boone county
Cabin Creek
Paiot Creek
Wyatt Coal Company
Sharon
Tom Kirk
Lonzie Kirk
Elsie King
Gus Nelson
Walsh Threatens Coal Indictments in Hoover Price Fight
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts said a congressional investigation would be held and indictments sought against bituminous coal operators for Hoover price fixing. He demanded price reductions or contract coal within a few days, urging Secretary Hoover to act.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Hoover
Man Found Dead Along Railroad Tracks in Baltimore
A man with head injuries and bloody stones near a railroad embankment at Colgate station was found dead. An income tax receipt for Max Ott of East Pratt street was found on the body, and police suspect murder. Joseph Walling, a 73 year old Baltimore hiker, is noted in the report as passing through Columbus during a Baltimore to San Francisco trek.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Lim
Pennsylvania Railroad
Colgate station
Max Ott
East Pratt street
Joe
Ohio
Joseph Walling
Columbuc, C
San Francisco
Mr Wailing
Frederick
Bankers’ Committee Says Small German Loan Possible
Paris June 10. The International Committee of Bankers reports that a large international loan to Germany cannot be recommended now but a smaller loan to avert a financial collapse could be arranged if necessity requires it later.
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Associated Press
Paris
International Committee of Bankers
Alled Reparations Commission
Germany
Organization Downs Pinchot in Committee
Pennsylvania Republican forces won a committee victory electing Harry Baker of Harrisburg as State Committee chairman over General Asher Miner of Wilkes-Barre. Sen George Wharton Pepper was chosen to replace the late Senator Penrose on the Republican National Committee. Pinchot urged party unity and fiscal restraint. Joseph O. Clark became secretary. Mrs J Gordon Fetterman assistant secretary. Thomas W. Cunningham treasurer. Miss Christine Jones, daughter of Howard Marvin Jones, graduated with first honors from the National School of Oratory and Elocution in Philadelphia.
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Tee Associated Press
Philadelphia
Republican party
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Harry Baker
Harrisburg
Asher Miner
Wilkes-Barre
United States
George Wharton Pepper
Republican National Committee
Penrose
Joseph O. Clark
Indiana county
State Committee
Baker
J. Gordon Fetterman
Delaware county
Thomas W. Cunningham
Miss Jones
Christine Jones
Howard Marvin Jones
Brunswick
National School of Oratory and Elocution
Hood College
Gompers Seeks Labor Peace After Landis Award
Cincinnati June 10 The Building Trades Department AFL directs all international union presidents to meet in Chicago to end turmoil and discuss re affiliation of the Carpenters Union. Samuel Gompers says organized labor must abide by the judgment it has given its word on.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Building Trade
Department
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Carpenters’ Union
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Landis
organized
Weather Week Ahead Warns of Heat in Mid Atlantic
Washington reports the coming week will stay hot for the Middle Atlantic States with considerable cloudiness and occasional showers. Above normal temperatures expected beginning Monday. Send in any local news items.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Middle Atlantic
Maryland Crop Conditions Report Week Ending June 6
Maryland reports mild cloudy humid weather with heavy showers June 1 to 3 and again June 4 in Frederick and southeast Washington counties. Rain neared June normal totals and overall growth is favorable though farming slowed. Wheat rye and oats show good ripening underway. corn, potatoes, peas, strawberries and hay progress with plants and blooms developing across regions.
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Frederick
Washington
Speakers Named for Long Service Braddock Heights
Announcement lists speakers for Braddock Heights Sunday evening fans services at the auditorium in Braddock Heights park. From June 26 to September 10 the 21st summer season features notable churchmen and sacred concert by the Braddock Heights Concert Band under Charles C. Z. Stull.
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Braddock Heights park
American Legion
Hunt
Benjamin F. Rice
Arkansas
Thomas
Lena Chaney
Hagerstown
Baptist Bible School
F. A. Agar
J. D
Northern Baptist Convention
William H. Baylor
D. D
Baltimore
Frederick
William M. Pell
Harrisburg
United Brethren church
Grayson H. Staley
Philadelphia Contractor To Rebuild Synagogue In Elks Club Lot
Beth Sholom congregation awarded a contract to Thomas Strachan of Philadelphia to remodel the West Second street site adjoining the United Brethren church into a synagogue and assembly hall. The project costs about 15000 dollars with completion in three months. The plan features memorial windows, Indiana limestone base, brick panels, a large second floor assembly area, a service kitchen, and a thorough interior finish. Leo Weinberg supplied the property and Edwin L. Rothschild of Philadelphia is the architect.
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Beth Sholom
West Second street
Elks’ Club
Leo Weinberg
Thomas Strachan
Philadelphia
Edwin L. Rothschild
Philadephia
assembly hall
Weinberg
West second
Court
Court streete, where stands the Old Elks’ Club
Disorders erupt at Indiana mines as workers form march
Serious disorders broke out at the Riley Coal mine and Kern Coal Company mine near Terre Haute Indiana. About 300 men armed and marching toward Riley and 100 men attacking Kern overturned coal cars and injured a worker. Sheriff formed posse and deployed to scene as mines, idle since union suspensions, resume operations.
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Associated Press
Terra Haute
Ind
Riley Coal
Kern Coal Company
here
Riley mine
Kern Company
Riley
sherif
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SASSCER
Astoria
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Clatsop county
McMinde
Cedar Falls
Wash
MARYLAND SCHOOL
WALSH
BANKERS’ COMMITTEE
Georgia
Dawsor, Ga
America
GOMPERS
Chesapeake Bay
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
Leaders Bible Class
Methodist church
Grace Reformed church
Francis Scott Key Post
Everhart Post
Middletown
Mixs Poily
Elaine Demrosch
James 3
Katine
Elks Club
Plana
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Beleium
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