Train Jumps Trestle Killing Engineer and Fireman
A Norfolk Southern passenger train toppled from a trestle 14 miles west of Washington North Carolina. Engineer J. R. Slade and Fireman William Marrington, both of Norfolk, were killed. A postal clerk and a porter were injured. Officials investigate whether fire weakened the bridge or fire from the wreck caused the failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Norfolk-Southern
Washington, N. C
J. R. Slade
William Marrington
Presbyterian Synod to Meet at Hood College June
About 200 people are expected for the Presbyterian Synod gathering at Hood College in late June, with the Women’s Synodical Society for Missions joining June 21 to 25. The event includes ministers from Baltimore Newark and Washington, and a full daily program led by Rev. John B. Clark. In London, Britain protests Moscow money for a strike aimed at changing the British government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Synod
Hood College
Women's Synodical Society For Missions
Baltimore
Newcastle
Washington
John B. Clark
D. C
First Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
Joseph A. Vance
Detroit
Arthur
Dean
Utica
N. Y
D. Edmund D. Lu
William Ralph Hall
Philadelphia
da Jd McGonausky
Clyde Smith
Arthur J. Dean
Presbyterian
Wiliam Ralph Hal
Church
Wm. G. Bailey
the &Ood
Synodical
Board of National Missions
Fred S$. Bennet
John A. Marquis
New York
Board of Christian Education
Silverthorn
Ieeway
London
Moscow
Great Britain
Noice
Cleveland Police Chief Praises Frederick Traffic Lights
Cleveland Police Chief L L Williams praised Frederick’s traffic light system this morning after a 15 mile hour drive along Market Street. He noted no red lights during the trip to Square Corner and urged Cleveland to adopt a similar timed system to improve flow and safety. Chief Williams, formerly of Washington, spoke of signs along the road and the need for proper timing to keep within limits. William G Baker Jr of Baltimore bought the New York Stock Exchange seat from David J Gould for 149000 dollars, a 1609 dollar discount from the recom- mended price and 4900 dollars more than the prior sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
L. L. Williams
Cleveland, O
Square
Roy Uiltner
Chef Williams
Market Street
Square Corner
Cleveland
Williams
N.Y. Stock Exchange
William G Baker, Jr
Baltimore
New York Stock Exchange
David J. Gould
Siker
Baker, Watts & Co. Bankers and Brokers
American Murdered on Streets of Mexico
Richard Dawson son of Dr E Le Dawson of Chickasha Oklahoma was found on the streets of Los Machias Sinaloa Mexico by a Mexican policeman. His head had been crushed and he died Wednesday night. The American consul at Mazatlan and the State Department investigate. Dawson survived by his wife. The Dawsons had gone to Sinaloa city about two weeks ago.
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Nogales
Ariz
Richard Dawson
E. le Dawson
Chickasha
Okla
State Department
Los Machias
Sinaloa
Mexico
The
Herald
Dawson
United Sugar Company
C.R. West
Sugar Company
West
Mazatlan
Hig
Log Machias
Dawsons
Sinaloa City
Reunion of Visitation Academy Alumnae Draws Large Crowd
The Visitation Academy alumnae reunion Thursday drew a large attendance with Miss Angela Sappington delivering a strong address on loyalty to Alma Mater. Officers and a long list of speeches and fundraising plans followed, led by Mrs. Daniel Danning as president and delegates named for future activities.
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Visitation Academy
Angela Sappington
George W. Evans
Francis Fenwick Smith
Walter Feeley
James A. Smith
Margaret Dawkins
3. M. Grant
Andrew Knell
Daniel Danning
Washington
Ezra Houck, Jr
Oliver P. Bennett
Marie Williams
Andrew Kneul
Frank Murphy
James\. Smith
Charles Beatty
Rebecca Elkins
Annie Teckiey
Elizabeth Jones
Jennie Stonebraker
Pauline Diffendall
Margaret Hartman Wilson
Pauline Staub
Lucille Flannery
Boyce Selby
Vic Mather
Catherine Long
Baltimore
Indiana
P. A. Schwallenberg
J. A. Quinn
St. John's’ Church
Miss Thomas
Gitinger
Schwallenberg
Quin
Ipnssant
Canadian Troops March in Cleveland Parade of 400 soldiers
Four hundred strong troops from the Scottish regiment, once replaced six times in World War I, march through Cleveland in a Canada Day celebration. The event marks a historic military parade and strengthens ties between Canada and the United States amid growing political and commercial relations with Cleveland and its provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jane
Conmsry
Parents Scottish Regiment
Frederick High School to Hold June Commencement Events
Frederick High School schedules a Sunday service, a two night senior play, and a Thursday morning commencement with an address by Emery L. Gublentz. The baccalaureate features Rev Dr Wieffer and a long program of prayers, anthems, and hymns. Capt. John H Church will depart to Niagara with his family, and Major Rogers will replace him as instructor.
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Frederick High School
Trev
Tlonri
J. G. Richeffer
Ag Foller
Conward
Elijah
Wieffer
Suhooh
Peter Bevans
George Smith
Trodd Mackerai
Federic Compher
Gorge Gord
Harold Clem
Jim Bradbury
Rebere Clapp
Tin Bradbury
Colonet
Wil Homerhus
Co ‘ Se Challoner
Tila Kemp
Hayes
Los Retia Finnley
Miss Curtis
Sally Boyd
Mary Altice Mobler
Ethel Spelgvin
Mildred Fer
Alix Mercier
Katherine Wieffe
Mariel Troughty
Elizabeth Cramer
Lino Stafford
Clara Zimmerman
Madge Kent
Edna Kefauver
Charlotte Resuolda
Elizabeth Nagor
Detsice
Grace Weakley
Emery L. Gublentz
Thplunias
Mduendion
Palmer Uly
Uis
Liursey
Strbison
Denver Man Held Over Poisoned Pancake Flour Plot
Alysah W. Estabrook Gilover is in custody in Denver linked to a scheme involving sending poisoned pancake flour to Judge E. B. Porterfield of Kansas Ely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alysah W. Estabrook Gilover
Denver
E. B. Porterfield
Kansas
Ely
Cardinal O'Donnell Welcomed to America on Visit
Cardinal Patrick O'Donnell, primate of Ireland, arrived aboard the President Roosevelt amid Broadway crowds and city officials. He carried two messages from Ireland to America praising American aid and urging unity among Catholics while noting knowledge of Chicago fire history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Thattery
Dlutel Vanderbilt
Cardi Patrick O'Donnell
Ireland
Presidenk Woosevelt
Machariatie Congress
Chivenga
Cardinal O'Donnell
America
Atlantic
Cardinal O'Pounel
Chicago
Go Leary
Ularnes
Making Reservations for Opening Braddock Hotel
Preparations for the Braddock Hotel opening set for Tuesday the 15th. The event aims to be one of the largest in the area with talks from Vrner and Worthington and several musical selections. Invitation responses and reservations are due by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Hotel
Lote Braiblock Ly le
Glenn
Dodges Vrner
Worthington
Arnon
Cecil Tendon
England
United Shires
Sas
Ure Fhagear
Thos
Duel Between Italian Editors Ends In Wounds
In Milan a saber duel between Giuseppe Brus director of the weekly Muns per Sabato and Vinherto racchia director of Literary F occurred after a heated dispute over costs of their papers. The fight caused non fatal wounds with Brus at least shoulder and Racchia injuring Nose and cheek. Doctors treated the men who pledged the affair not over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Guiseppe Brus
Munsper Sabato
Vinherto Racchia
Simuliameet
Slavehia
Clothing Robbery Convict Granted Pardon
George Gibson, an inmate from Washington, served part of a larceny sentence for a Young Men's Shop robbery. He was pardoned by the Governor after serving half his term as several co defendants were convicted of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ordain
Gibson
Fursis
Eminte
Poursdas
Washington
Jareeny
Market Climb After Opening Volatility
The session showed constructive forces at work with market leaders rising and breadth improving. Trading volume increased with about 1 million shares crossed and call money at 3.12 percent. the close was strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duners API
Farmers Milling Case Upheld By Court Of Appeals
Frederick County Circuit Court ruling in Farmers Milling and Grain Co. of Mt. Nova Milton v Urner Assignee was upheld by the Court of Appeals. Core issue whether wheat transactions were gambling or legitimate. court found the transactions of gambling nature. Attorneys Leslie N. Coblentz and Alban M. Wood represented appellants. IL NeLa ter and R. S. Warp for appellees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Farmers Milling and Grain Company of
Mt. No Va
Milton
Urner
Court of Appewl
Leslie N. Coblentz
Alban M. Wood
Il, NeLauter
R. S. Warp
Durkin Jury Not Yet Picked in Chicago Trial
Martin Durkin faces murder charges in Chicago as juror selection proceeds. Only four jurors sworn and three more tentatively accepted as Durkin fears his bride would upset his former sweetheart Betty Werner, a state witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durkin
Chicago
Martin Durkin
Edwin Shanahan
Fring Sullivan Ehirkin
Jurkin
Betty Werner
Tesumiral Toray
Sweets er Returns To U S With Cup And Flu
New York reports golfer Jess Sweetser winner of the British amateur golf title is returning aboard the Aquitania suffering from influenza. CAPPS physician to meet him in Manhattan and if needed he will be taken to a hospital after quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Capps
Love
Manhattan
Jess Sweetser
Aquitania
Sweetser
Lenglen Browne Final Set Delayed By Illness
The international hard court championship final between Miss Mary Browne and Suzanne Lenglen was postponed to tomorrow due to illness in the Browne camp. Governor Ritchie at Annapolis reports improvement but remains under care. political and social items accompany the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mary IK. Browne
Suzanne Lenglen
Iain
Whittemore's Pals Get 40 Years Each
New York reports four members of the Whittemore million-dollar jewel robbery gang were each sentenced to forty years in prison. Gang leader Richard Reese Whittemore was sentenced in Baltimore to death for killing a prison guard. An appeal is to be expedited, with Poe and Ro Conor seeking priority before the summer recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cal Leon Aid
Jacub Kramer
Brains
Whittemore
Suite
Richard Reese Whittemore
Baltimore
Maryland
Elgar Allan Poe
Herbert Ro O'Conor Lave
Mr. Poe
Q.conor
Eugene O'Danne
Robert 11
Tilclman
Supreme Bench of
Tullanore
Maryland Alumni Meet Amid Finance Hearings and Civic Notices
The article reports on a Maryland School alumni reunion in Frederick with lectures by Prof. Ignatius Worllee and a schedule of events June 11 14 including a campus tour. It also covers a Senate race expense discussion with Senator Pepper and Reed with contributions cited, plus an appeal filed by Annie Lowe against Emmitsburg Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie A. Lawe
Emmitsbure Railroad Company
Leo Weinberg
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Thewr
Tia
Lowe
Emmitsbure Railway Company
State Firemen Elect Officers at Westminster Convention
The State Volunteer Firemen Association elected officers for the coming year during its 34th annual convention in Westminster. John J. Falnter of Tryattsville was named president, Henry Heddeman, sole survivor of Baltimore’s Veterans' Association, was chosen first vice president, with Ph Rees of Lutherville as first vice president and W. W. Alexander of Elkton as second vice president. Other officers include Greatee Bo Lindsay of Hagerstown as secretary and CBD Davis as treasurer, plus A. S. Bailey of Cambridge as trustee. The council announced next year’s meeting will be in Annapolis.
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Frederick County
Samuel T. Stewart
Third Army Corps
Pennsylvania
Frederick
Brunswick
William Oo. Baer
Charles F. Booth
Sherman IV. Booth
Jeffersom
William XII
Brawy
Coast Artillery
Wyaddock Heights
Fort Myer
Fort Eustis
Alvin G. Quitin
John A. Church
Church
John V W. Ghureh
Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Us. A
Niagara
N.Y
Frederek
Ped Jeague
Ghureh
Martha Jane
Major Rogers
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
M. N. OG
State Volunteer Firemens Association
Westminster
John J. Falnter
Tryattsville
Tlenry Heddeman
Veterans’ Association of Baltimore
Aior
Ph. Rees
Lutherville
W. W. Alexander Elk
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Carolina
Britain
Stick- Hood College
Brith Trades Union Congress
Trades Union
Central Council of Trades Unions
Russiana
A. J. Cook
Russia
Lord Birkenhead
Montenue
Colonel Bowers
Woodsboro
Montevae
Java
Ari Nea
Hattie Durk
Chicata
Sheik
Thi
Martin J. Durkin
Visitation Academy Organization
Rebekah Lodge
Order
Davy Rebekah Lodge
No. 68
Mt. Airy
D. Edgarsmith
LL. Victor Barnes
Harry Zepp
Samarite Rebekah Lodee
Fredererick
Maris Et Jones Rebekah Lodge
Thurmont
C.M.T
Mount Frederck County
Ing
John H. Church
War Dept
Cardinal O’donnell
Emory Kl
Coblentz
Urner and
U. S
Lenglen-Browne
Ritchie
Mareuive
Annapolis
Demavralie State Central
Eagles
Charles Ho Comiskey
Cumberland
Raternay Order of Fagies
Moose Hail
Highland Avenue
Balliimore
Thursda
Mather
Hye
Telegradis
Leon and
Jacob Kramer
Pepper
Maryland School
Thankful
West PA
Rampaen
Reed
Mlagpurt
Comimittee
Alem
Depep
Pochot
Senate
Vare
Efe
Joan
Ilzy Guo
Jin
Graddocle Lutheran Church
Delock
Anna Delle Crummy
Hymt Pyerelag
Toste
Ite
Richard Lumine
Julia Schaeffer
Claude Datroy
Ruty Schaeffer
Yan
Alumni Association
George Faupel
Braddock Heights
Schord
Charles W. Ely
Mt Olivet
Towch
Wiorlee
Tydings
Thursbay
Aled
United States Senate
Jie
Baltimore City
Te Creager Town
Warmony Grove
State Firemen
Miss Lilly Tose
Lawrence Sonty
Vail Ave
Fretenek City Hospital
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