Changes in Appointments by Mayor Likely to Continue
Reported changes in city appointments loom as Mayor elects new officials take office next Monday. Ed ward J. Smith is expected to stay as City Attorney while a full time City Engineer is under consideration. The administration will announce all candidates for over twenty posts, including ten police positions, after the election. A meeting to finalize past business is anticipated, with patronage decisions and canvassing of votes set for the coming days.
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Culler
Edward J. Smith
Frank Eppley
George A. Burek
Albert A. Schroeder
City Register
John T. White
Schroeder
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Emory C. Crum
Canvas Aera
City Register'a
Rockville boy admits to firebug acts before judge
Edwin Boling twelve admitted to being the so called boy fire bug who set fires to three structures in Rockville in recent days. He described attempts to burn the Day and Ward store and other buildings, with fire extinguished by locals. He faces possible commitment to a reformatory as mentally deficient. Notre Dame commencement exercises at Liberty town church on June 14 with diplomas and prizes awarded to 1925 graduates. Two tree blights threaten oaks in Maryland including twig blight of cheat mot oak and shoestring fungi endangering white and red oaks. The Mission Tops Valley Amateur Rowing Association held its first event at Peoria in 1878.
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Edwin Boling
Robert B. Peter
Day
Ward
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Notre Dame Academy of
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St. Peter's Catholic Church
Paul Sappington
Mary Margaret Sappington
Josephine Sappington
Catherine Coale Sappington
Ann Ridgley Sappington
Notre Dame Academy
Maryland
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Pfeiffer
Glenn Frank
Frederick
George Bernard Shaw
Colin Galaworthy
Moat
Wisconsin
University of North
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Land of Key
Hood College
Clena Frank
Glenn Franks Success And Education Reform In Print
Profile of Glenn Frank detailing his rise from Northwestern student to president of the University of Wisconsin and editor of Century Magazine. Notes his calm style, public appeal, and a philosophy opposing standardized education in favor of developing individuality and natural talent through concise, engaging writing.
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Filene
Boston
Century Magazine
University of Wisconsin
United States of America
Q Max
Century
Wisconsin
City advances curb and gutter projects amid widespread street work
City officials reported multiple street improvements under way including curb and gutter from North Market to John Best and from College avenue to the new bridge. Concrete pavements and sewer work on East Third Street progress as bids near submission. Annulment of marriage sought in Cir Court by Lester V Engle against Alice S Engle, alleging a forced marriage after a December nuptial.
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John Best
13Th Street
East Third Street
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Glenn H. Worthington
Circcutt
Lester V. Engle
Unionville
Alice
Bugle
Cabin John's
Montgomery Bounty
Engle Ta
Reno 8
Harp
William M. Storm
Methodist Reunion Plans Braddock Heights Event
Frederick county Methodist reunion committee met at Calvary M and E church to outline plans for the July 30 Braddock Heights reunion with morning and afternoon services. Officers elected were chairman J. Rice secretary Rev. R. Carl Maxwell and treasurer Francis Gaither. Milton G. Urner gave a historical address on past reunions and committees will be appointed next week. Next meeting is set for June 18 at 7:46 PM in Trinity M E Church South.
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Frederick County
Calvary M
Braddock Heights
Rice
Carl Maxwell
Francis
Gaither
Milton G. Urner
Trinity M. EB. Church
Scott to be new head of pension dept
Washington announces Winfichi Scott of Oklahoma will succeed W. B. Metcalfe of Kansas as Commissioner of Pensions on July 1. The piece blends odd editorial aside notes, career twists, and reflections on leadership, with wider commentary on publishing and intellect.
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Pension Dept
Washington
White House
Winfichi Scott
Oklahoma
W. 8 Metcalfe
Kansas
Riot at Ku Klux Klan Meeting Ends in 32 Arrests
Clinton Saas June 10 riot after an outdoor Ku Klux Klan meeting left several injured and state police needed to quell the clash as more than 100 klansmen moved through town. Thirty two defendants pleaded not guilty to charges of parade without permit and disturbing the peace. bail set at 100 each for later hearing.
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Clinton
Saas
ThurtyYlwy
Perkins Girl Killed Templeton Says Witness
In General Sessions Court Dorothy Perkins admitted killing Thomas Templeton after a Valentine party at the Perkins home. Joseph Harrell testified she cried I did not mean to then said I killed him as others rushed from the scene before police arrived.
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New York
Dorothy Perkins
Thomas Templeton
Harrell
Harry Brown
Templeton
Poliva
American Balloon May Yet Be Race Winner
The American balloon Gootyear IE with Wade T. Van Orman as pilot may still be declared the winner of the Gordon Venowatt cup balloon race. The event began Sunday and experts say the prior disqualification assumption may be incorrect.
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Heussela
Gootyear IE
Wade T. van Orman
Gordon Venowatt
Take Tod Along Catch Up To The News On Vacation
A casual reader asks The News election department to forward the newspaper during a vacation. The note mentions Jim Williams and his cartoon titled Out, Our Way as a must see. The request hints at a lighthearted, reader-driven moment from the paper.
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Eleculation Department of the News
Jim Williams
Fanny
Planes for MacMillan Sail for Massachusetts
Philadelphia observers witnessed the departure of three amphibian planes for the MacMillan Arctic expedition from the Philadelphia navy yard. The NA-1 led at 1.24 p.m. EST, followed by NA-2 and NA-3, as the trio headed down the Delaware and northward in a stiff wind. Lt Commander R E B Byrd supervised the flight with numerous workers and families present.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Navy
Delaware River
R. E B. Byrd
Bank in Benwood Fails to Open as Cashier Is Sought
The Bank of Henwood remained closed today amid a police investigation into alleged embezzlement. Cashier Wheeler Leach and assistant Joseph Ward were sought. Ward fled and is not yet located. The bank, West Virginia chartered, held deposits around 250000 with reserves and capitalization as reported.
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Henwood
H. A. Abhotd
Stain Department of Banking
W. 2D. Leach
Wheeler
Clae'yg Leach
Joseph Ward
Uon
Ward
Gulliora
J. Liesd Arnold
West Virginia
Opposition to Short Time Lease of Muscle Shoals
The President's Muscle Shoals Commission says it objects to any short time lease of Muscle Shoals power facilities. In a letter to the War Department the commission notes the War Department may sell power developed before Congress acts, without Commissioners’ further authorization. Commissioners refuse to reveal recommendations for final operations.
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Washington
Muscle Shoals
Muscle Shoals Commission
War Department
Congress
Arms Conference bans poison gas in warfare
Geneva reported the International Conference for control of traffic in arms outlawed poison gas warfare by adopting a proposal from the American delegation prohibiting use of chemicals and bacteria as weapons. Separate item notes stock prices rising in New York as rate cuts and steel trade optimism lift speculative sentiment. trading remains professional.
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Geneva
International Conference For the Control of Traffic In
New York
Frederick High School commencement and senior play planned
Frederick High School begins June 1 with a baccalaureate service delivered by Dr G Eilia Williams of Calvary Methodist Episcopal church. The senior play Daddy Long Legs in four acts will be performed June 17 in the high school auditorium. Underclass exams run June 1 to June 13. Commencement exercises June 28 at City Opera House with Dr A Wis ship of Bouton Mass as speaker and Prof G Lloyd Palmar presenting diplomas. Alumni banquets planned with special cars and multiple events at Braddock Heights Wayalde Inn and Memorial Hall. Middletown High School also schedules its commencement on June 17 at 8 o'clock in Memorial Park.
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Frederick High School
G. Eilia Williams
Calvary Methodial Episcopal Church
Big City
Ethal McNutt
Jean Webster
Freddie Perkins
Oscar Staley
Carrie
Milred Michael
Cornelius Codman
Cocarge Trown
May Mere Cor
Gertrude Wilburn
City Opera House
A. Wisship
Bouton
Mags
G. Lloyd Palmar
Breddock Heights
Thomas J. Schaeffer
Lloyd Winebrewer
Wayalde Inn
Ruth Grove
Eileen Cubbitt
Mary Butcher
Regina Lit Ue
Fire damages Gibbs and Company Baltimore packing plant
A Baltimore packing house on Boston street, the Gibbs and Company plant, suffered an estimated 200000 fire loss. Fire boats helped control the blaze after a two hour battle. Four alarms were sounded and the origin was not yet determined. The firm had been formed by consolidating four packing companies and was to begin packing today with new machinery and a large stock of fruit and cans.
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Baltimore
Gibbs and Company
Boston Street
Deldge
Torrent
Wes
Degree Conferred On George Lierd at Johns Hopkins
The degree of Bachelor of was conferred upon George Lierd mer at the commencement at Johns Hopkins. Prof Frederick County Superintendent of Education announced the ceremony held Tuesday.
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George Lierdmer
Jobns Hopkins
Frederick County Superintendant 3 Education
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