Last Meeting of Administration Set for Friday
The old city administration will hold a final meeting Friday at 7 30 pm led by Mayor Lloyd C Culler to transact business before the incoming administration assumes office on Monday. Officials will decide on personnel changes and any last actions before the transition. An official canvass of Titeadas’s vote is conducted today with the mayor and aldermen present to confirm results.
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Old City
Lloyd C. Culler
Ofelass
Titeadas
Rebecca Shook Weds Charles Kuhn in Grace Lutheran Church
In Trenton New Jersey on Monday evening Rebecca R Shook daughter of Mr and Mrs William T Shook of West Patrick Street married Charles Bertram Kuhn Woolworths manager and former Woolworths manager. Rev A L Benner of Grace Lutheran officiated with ring ceremony. Attendants were Dorothy Kuhn and John H Kuhn. Reception for 65 at the Kuhn home. The couple will reside in Trenton with Mrs Kuhn at 20 Fact Watout street.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Trenton
N. J
Rebecca &. Shook
William T. Shook
West Patrick Street
Charles Bertram Kuhn
Woolworth
A. L. Benner
Charles A. Kuhn
Faot Watout' Street
Fire marshal proposal urged by Ocean City firemen
At the State Firemen's convention in Ocean City Maryland on June 11 delegates voted to ask Governor Ritchie to appoint a State Fire Marshal separate from the Insurance Commissioner to investigate fires of mysterious origin. Easy credit conditions aided stock market activity in New York with heavy trading and renewed capitalism at 3 percent, as total shares traded neared 1,150,000.
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Ocean City
State Firemen’s
Asseration
Ritchie
Easy Credit
New York
Haynes Completes Fourth Year As Prohibition Chief
Roy A. Haynes marked his fourth year as head of the Prohibition Commission and administrator of the Harrison Narcotic Act. He expressed optimism about defeating rum and bootleggers and reducing illegal liquor and narcotics activity.
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Haynes
Washington
Roy A. Haynes
Prohibition Commission
Miss Zimmerman Bride of Charles H Himes
A June wedding at the Zimmerman home near Walkersville united Myre Susan Zimmerman and Charles H Himes in a ceremony before over 100 guests led by Rev. Dr. Henri L G Kieffer. The couple plans to reside at Church Hill after a northeastern wedding trip.
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Clayton M. Zimmerman
Walkersville
Myre Susan
Charles H. Himes
John H. Himes
Feagaville
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Vesta Hebersleg
Newburgh
Httle
Elizabeth Stauffer
Katherine Zimmerman
Mary 2 Zimmerman
Wiliam Henry Zimmerman
Church Hill
Social Service League Elects Officers and Chairmen
Montgomery County Social Service League at Bethesda June 2 elected executive officers led by President Dr J W Bird. Committee chairs named include Child Welfare Mrs H H Howlett and tuberculosis Dr A D Nourse. Membership drive shows gains with $7,219.05 of $10,000 to be raised insured already.
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He Social Service League
Montgomery County
Bethesda
J. W. Bird
Sandy Springe
H. J. Finley
Rockville
Richard Waterman
J. W. Jones
Olney
Darby Bowman
Milton Bam Jerort
Sandy Springs
Bird
H. H. Howlett
Silver Boring
Thaw crowds Broadway cabaret return sparks chase
Harry K. Thaw reappears on Broadway after a Winchester visit, drawing hundreds who crowd the cabaret door. He leaves in a taxicab amid pursuit by onlookers, spends on tip heavy meals and is introduced to chorus girls while declining to dance. He plans to stay in New York to visit more cabarets.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Broadway
Winchester
Wrk
Central Park
Lillian Russell
Thaw
Aldermen Back Culler Regime Suggests Stable Three-Year Term
The Board of Aldermen pledges support to Mayor Culler for his next three years as his administration receives backing from Alderman Mullinix at a Lions Club gathering attended by the mayor and Alderman Renn. The event also saw a gift of a large key to the city and plans for a municipal band, with club members organizing future meetings and a June 25 club party rescheduled to avoid conflicts with a high school commencement.
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Board of Aldermen
Culler
L. E. Mullinix
Lions Club
John 8. Renn
Mullinix
Culley
le Plain
Regutts
Hotel Braddock
D. Ralph Zimmerman
H. Lavier Michael
Roger B. Wolfe
Edward Bentz
Frederick
R. F. Simmons
A. T. Brust
Browning Thompson Wedding at Hyattstown Solemnized
Nellie Elizabeth Browning married Robert Maurice Browning in a garden ceremony at the Thomp son home near Hyattstown. Rev. Brashears and Rev. Coffman officiated as guests heard Lohengrin and Mendelssohn. A Washington Grove Band reception followed before the couple departed for Atlantic City and plans to reside in Washington.
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J. D. Thompson
Hyattstown
Nellie Elizabeth
Robert Maurice Browning
Wallace M. Brashears
N. L. Coffman
Mary Browning
Xroom
Misa Borge Norwood
Mary Ryan
Louise Miles
Ritchie Benson
Loheng
Mendelssohn's
Ira L. Davis
Washington Grove Band
Atlantic City
Washington
Gas and Electric Supply Company
Frederick Eagles Take Primary Prizes At State Convention
At the State Convention in Slagerstown the Chesapeake Aerie of Highlandtown won first prize for ritual exemplification while Frederick Aerie took second prize. Fret Kemper and Robert G. Witter led the Chesapeake and Frederick organizations, with officer nominations due Wednesday and F. Deck of Brunswick a possible president. Geneva reports France aims to settle its US debt via talks with Theodore Burton. James H. Grove Jr. leaves for Ithaca for his son Jarboe Grove’s Cornell engineering diploma. Jupiter is the largest planet at 86 600 miles, Mercury the smallest at 3 080 miles.
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Frederick Eagles
Order of Eagles
Slagerstown
Chesapeake Aerie
Highlandtown
Frederick Aerie
Fret Kemper
Robert G. Witter
Frederick
Offcers
F. Deck
Brunswick
James H. Grove, Jr
Ithaca
N. Y
Jarboe Grove
Wre
James H. Grove
Cornell University
Jupiter
Merewey
Lake Placid
M. J. Grove
West Becondatreet
Grave
Younr Grova
Ur College
Ee Ego
Government files suit to dissolve cattle and calf feed monopoly
Washington June 11 AP reports the government filed an anti trust bill in Chicago seeking the dissolution of an alleged monopoly on cattle and calf feed. The action aims to restore competition in the feed market amid concerns over price control and market dominance.
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Washington
Government Today
Chicago
Falls From Train Near Thurmont Kill Brakeman
John P. Vaughn 32 of Hagerstown died at Washington County Hospital after a fall between two freight cars near Thurmont while inspecting a train. He was dragged a distance, suffered loss of limb and injuries to head and hips, and died hours later.
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Maryland
John P. Vaughn
Hagerstown
Washington County
Vaughn
Asvea
Thurmont
Boots And Buddies Amusing Strip Heads To Readers
A note urges readers to keep in touch with Boots And Buddies and have The News forwarded. It mentions Boots leaving for Four lacation and filling the circulation department.
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Boots
Miners Official Fined and Jailed in West Virginia Strike
In Morgantown West Virginia on June 11 AP reports W A Bittner chief International representative of the United Mine Workers in the northern coal strike region was fined 500 and sentenced to six months in jail by Judge L Lasette for contempt. He posted 2000 bond pending appeal after remarks at Fairmont on May 3 challenging injunctions and rights of individuals. Weather relief noted as temperatures drop overnight easing crop concerns with light rain and cooler conditions forecast.
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Morgantown
W. Va
W. A. Bittner
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
L . Lasette
Monogalia
Bittner
Fairmont
Juda
County Budget in Process for Next Fiscal Year
County Commissioners work on the upcoming year’s budget with a deadline three weeks away for tax levy. They hope to cut about two cents despite plans for a higher overall appropriation, while some discretionary items may be reduced and mandatory sums limited by law. Road-improvement requests from delegations could require boosts to the tax rate.
Fiftieth Anniversary Observed at Mt Tahor Lutheran Church
The Rocky Ridge Mt Tahor Reformed and Lutheran church celebrated its fiftieth anniversary with a Tuesday evening service June 9. Former pastors Rev Guy P. Bready and Rev Johnny Reinecke speaker about rural church importance and the task of promoting the church’s progress, urging continued devotion to the rural church.
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Mt. Tahor
Lutheran Church
Rocky Ridge
Reformed Chargy
Guy TP. Bready
Johnny Reinecke
Taneytown
Weattiwater
Girl Held Then Freed In Cumberland Murder Case
Nellie Wakener of Alaska West Virginia was held in the Cumberland county jail since Saturday as authorities investigated the murder of Arlington Gortner. She will be released today by States Attorney Hustler after intensive questioning with no variation in her account and all angles thoroughly explored.
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Cumberland
Nellie FL Wakener
Alaska
W. Va
Arlington Gortner
Hustler
One Dead in Power Plant Fight Near New Waterford
William Davis, a striker, is dead after a fight over control of a power plant powering nearby mines. Scores of miners and company police were injured amid the British Empire Steel Company dispute with employees in rural New Waterford, June.
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New Waterford
William Davis
Way
Empira Steel Company
Houses Destroyed by Nahont Fire in Mass
Nahont Mass June 11 AP Six while houses burned after flames erupted in a young men's clubhouse near the relay house on Colby Hill Several garages and outbuildings were consumed. Loss estimated at 460000 dollars Also mentions maple syrup yields from maple trees for context.
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Nahont
Mass
Colby Hil
Frederick County Walton League backs Shenandoah National Park
An enthusiastic Frederick County Walton League meeting at the M M C A endorsed the establishment of Shenandoah National Park in Virginia. The group discussed dog control, hatchery fish releases, and the need for suitable ponds to rear bass and trout. A permanent lodge room was secured over the Maryland theatre with weekly meetings, followed by a movie outing.
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Frederick County
Bank Walton League
League
Shenandoah Natonal Park
Virginia
Lewistown
Wan Atven
Albert Powell
Ead
Thin
Maryland Theatre
W. L. C. Fincer
Crowe Wins First Shepherd Case Tilt
Chicago trial opens with William Shepherd charged with administering typhoid germs to his foster son William MecCliptock The defense seeks to limit references to Mrs Emme Nelson MecCliptock s death but the request is denied Prosecutor Crowe portrays Shepherd and Mrs Shepherd as lifelong pickers of others estates The case hinges on the alleged extensive chemistry study cited by the prosecutor
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Chicago
Lynch
Crowe
William. Shepherd
William N. MecCilotock
Stewart
Emme Nelson MecCliptock
Shepherd
John D Crummitt Dead Brunswick Engineer and Ex Councilman
John David Crummitt aged 48 of Brunswick died at Frederick City Hospital after throat paralysis. A former Baltimore and Ohio engineer and first ward city councilman, he served in the Spanish American War and was wounded at Santiago. Survived by widow, five children, two brothers, and three sisters. Funeral Friday at Grace Episcopal church at 3 pm with burial at St. Mark's Cemetery Petersville.
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John David Crummitt
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio
First
Frederick City Hospital
Croummitt
Episcopal Church
L. B. and
Elk Ridge
Santiago
Hig
Grace Fpiscopal Church
Sermica
Key E
Burgees
St. Mark's Cemetery
Petersville
Chinese demand allies abandon Shanghai siege
U S gunboat Pampanga fired upon near Whampoa as Marines land on Honam Island to protect Canton and assist American Christian College. Foreign offices urge immediate siege lift, disarm volunteers and release prisoners amid ongoing clashes and shipping paralysis on the riverfront.
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Shanghai
Peking
Chinage Foreign Offices
Foreign Diplomatic Corps
Foreign Office Nots
U. S
Hong Kong
Dtne IL
United Ataten
Honam
Perri River
Peag Canton
Cretian College
Auxiliary to Entertain Soldiers at Perryville
The Ladies Auxiliary to the American Legion in this city plans a Sunday program for 600 patients at the U S Veterans Hospital in Perryville. Baltimore based Jonagon Poo directs the program with Eisenhauer and Drama Orchestra providing music, featuring Richard Baumgardner and others. Mrs George Biraly leads the auxiliary party of about five members traveling by bus, leaving seven in the morning for a two o'clock Perryville show and returning to Frederick Sunday night.
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Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion
Wil On
Sanday
Poldieres
U. & Veterans Hospital
Perryville
New Jersey
Delaware
Baltimore
Eisenhauer
Richard Baumgardner
Robert Elsenhauer
George Helner
Lewla Woodward
Ernest Strine
Reno Crum
Joe Elsenhauer
Milton J. Schaefle
Mra
George Biraly
Charles
Hyreck
Erwin R. Kump
Witttens Shook
Reno
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Harve da Grace
Perryvilla
Frederick
Boas
Wealthy student shot. girl dead at mass high school
In Wellestley Farms Massachusetts a wealthy high school student was shot in the head and his female companion was found dead. Police planned to question the survivor when his condition permits. School authorities ordered restrictions on students as investigators seek a motive and timeline.
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Wellestley Farms
Mass
James 2
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Trenton, N. J
Miss Zimmerman
Hove
Bride
Wathers
Ville
Social Service League
Ales
Shawdraws
Browning—Thompson
Geneva
Briand
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
American Debt Funding Commission
France
United States
China
Tran
Man
City Opera House
Charles D. Shaffer
M.C. A
A. L& Roy McCardell
Prof
G. Thard Pahner
Pttl
East Lynne
Henry Wood
National Park
Izaak
First Shepherd
John D. Crummitt
Sranish
Foreign Office
Whampoa
Honam Island
Canton
Bhanghal
Coast Guard
Omnia
Pan
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