City Election Nears as Ten Seek Five Alderman Seats
Voters in Frederick face a Tuesday election from 8 am to 6 pm to choose five aldermen for three years. Ten candidates from Republican and Democratic parties compete while Mayor Culler and City Register Nicodemus run unopposed. Past results show varying aldermanic tallies from 1922 and 1925, with turnout expected to be higher than usual.
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Lloyd ©. Culler
City Register
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Frederick
Sldermante
G. Hunter Bowers
Thomas G. Buckey
Chas. B. Groff
C. Edwin Kemp
Elmer F. Munshower
August T. Brust
Charles T. Butcher
John G. Renn
G. William Shipley
Charles F. Seeger
Culler
Nicodemus
L. B. Mutllinix
John & Renn
Charles I. Butcher
C. William Bhipley
Ezra D. Hoffman
George S. G. Boost
Charles W. Zimmerman
Christian Wilson
Munshower
Butcher
Kemp
Zimmerman
Bopst
Renn
Shipley
Mullinix
Hoffman
Wilson
Italia crew injured as ship lands on Arctic ice
Two crew members of the dirigible Italia were injured when the gondola detached and the vessel landed on the Arctic ice near North East Land. General Nobile led one group and two meteorologists and others remained with the ship as rescuers race to reach them. aid from Italy and Norway was dispatched.
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Ugo Lago
Citta di Milano
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Spitzbergen
Lopen Sea
North East Land
North Pole
Mrs Coolidge III Vacation May Be Delayed
Washington June 11 AP The possibility that President and Mrs Coolidge may delay their Wisconsin Summer trip arose as Mrs Coolidge again suffered illness confining her to bed for hours. White House doctors Gol James F Coupal and Lt Cmdr Joel F Boone consulted on whether to undertake the trip with a final decision to come later today.
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Mexican to Return Lindberghs Flight
Mexico City June 11 AP Re turning Col Lindberghs goodwill flight from Washington to Mexico City Captain Emile Carranza known as Mexicos Lindbergh took off from the Valbuena Flying Field on nonstop flight for Washington at 810 am His plane the Excelsior-Mexico carried 326 gallons of gasoline enough for a 30 hour flight He expected to reach Washington between 6 and 8 oclock tomorrow morning The route was via Tampico New Orleans Montgomery and Atlanta to Washington.
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Col. Lindbergh
Washington
Emile Carranza
Mexico
Lindbergh
Valbuena
Excelsior-Mexico
Tampico
New Orleans
Montgomery
Atlanta
Izaak Walton League Meets at Key Hotel
Frederick Chapter No. 1 of the Izaak Walton League holds its regular meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 in the grill room of the Francis Scott Key hotel. Three reels from the national headquarters will be shown after the business session.
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Izaak Walton
Frederick
Izaak _ Walton League
Francis Scott Key
Sanders silent on Coolidge's views at convention
Kansas City June 11 AP Everett Sanders secretary to President Coolidge arrived silent on whether Coolidge would make another public statement. Sanders refused to discuss the President or confirm a message to the convention and gave no indication of participating in pre convention proceedings.
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Everett Sanders
President Coolidge
White House
Coolidge
Sanders
Porah
William E Borah
Idaho
Borah
Hoover
City Accepts New Bentz Street Bridge After Special Session
The mayor and Board of Aldermen in a special session formally accepted the new concrete and steel Bentz street bridge after an 11 o’clock inspection. Alderman Butcher moved approval, seconded by Alderman Renn, with Mayor Lloyd C. Culler presiding.
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Board of Aldermen
Charles T. Butcher
John §. Renn
G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lloyd C. Culler
Holmes D. Baker
LeRoy Hoke
Carroll Creek
Market Street
Maxwell
Washington physician pleads to second degree murder in typist death
Louis W. Hoffman a Washington physiotherapist and chiropractor pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the death of Miss Eleanor W. Lehman 24 a typist who died from a broken neck in Hoffmans office on March 3. The case began as a first degree murder indictment. Hoffman may face twenty years to life in prison with potential sentencing at the discretion of the court.
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Louis W. Hoffman
Washington
Eleanor W. Lehman
Frederick L. Siddons
Leo A. Rover
Lfe
Hoffman
Wiliam &. Leahy
Harry W. Nice
Baltimore
Lehman
Dottie King
Monroe
New Jersey
General Allen to Be Democratic Candidate
Major General Henry T. Allen, former Rhine Army of Occupation commander, announced his name may be presented to the National Democratic convention in Houston for the presidential nomination. The Kentucky native helped organize the Philippine constabulary and led the 90th Division in World War I while advocating temperance and strict enforcement of the 18th Amendment.
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Henry T. Allen
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Rhine
Houston
Alien
Kentucky
Philippine Constabulary
Taft
Islands
el Caney
Cuba
Oklahoma
Texas
Frederick High to Stage Modern Cinderella Play Tuesday
The Frederick High School senior class plans a modern Cinderella tale titled Romeo and Jane to be staged Tuesday at 8:15 PM in the City Opera House. Cast members include William Fisher, Estelle Baumgardner, Alice Braley, and Harris Stauffer, under Miss Margaret Black's direction. The program also lists Thursday morning commencement at Tivoli theater with diplomas presented by G. Lloyd Palmer. Libertytown High also held a baccalaureate service and referenced an overcrowded production Beads On a String by the senior class.
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Jane
City Opera Mouse
Dr. Kenyon
William Fisher
Letty
Vane
Estelle Baumgardner
Alice Braley
Philador Ventura
Thoma Otto
Dagmar
Roenna Fabroey
Mallory
Secret Service
Donald Haller
Brett
Lyston Lea
Tancredi
Harris Stauffer
Margaret Black
Libertytown Methodist Episcopal Church
D’arcy Littleton
W. F. Hammaker
E. Subock
King
Littleton
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Ife
Bennie Davis
Bennie
Ab. Dinkler
H. Willlar
Cleopatra
E. Conner
F. Diller
T. Wright
P. von Eiff
Flight of Miss Boll Is Again Postponed
Curtiss Field reports the takeoff of Mabel Bell's Columbia mission delayed due to bad weather. In Frederick, Class Picnic at High School Section T-1 featured swimming and horseback riding with a plant lunch, followed by a woods walk and return home by five o'clock. attendees included MLEB Savage and Julia Clem among others.
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Julia Clem
Frederick
Miss Mleb. Savage
Gulla Ciem
Lilian Wachter
Dorothy Wachter
Margaret Horine
The News In A New Type Dress
The News switches to new type faces 88 Tonic No 5 6% point held by oculists and preferred for readability. Some pages still use old type due to work involved. Five linotype machines now set in the plant with three new faces added and a floor rearrangement likely this week.
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News-Post
Six Months for Auto Joy Rider
Walter Hammond of West Patrick Street was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction by Justice Alton Y. Bennett after being convicted of unauthorized use of Dr. J. Bernard McClellan’s automobile. Hammond allegedly drove off in an Oakland sedan, crashed two miles south of Frederick, and was found with cuts. He faces drunken driving charges in Buckeystown after his term, with a detainer to follow. Ira Rice of Jefferson received three months suspended for assault and battery on his wife.
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J. Bernard McClellan
Patrick Street
Walter Hammond
House of Correction
Alton Y. Bennett
People’s Court
Hammond
McClellan
Oakland
Buckeystown
Frederick
Allen Bartgis
Charles Devilbiss
Ugur
John C. Keller
Ira Rice
Jefferson
Somerset County Storm Causes Fifty Thousand Dollar Damage
A June 11 windstorm cut a narrow path through Somerset County Maryland damaging about 50000 dollars in Dames Quarter Oriole and Mt Vernon. The Methodist Episcopal church at Dames Quarters was wrecked and two halls destroyed. McArtha Carr's wife and four children were trapped beneath debris but sustained only bruises.
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Somerset
Dames Quarter
Oriole
Mt. Vernon
Dames Quarters
Methodist Episcopal Church
McArtha Carr
Three Navy Yard Employees Lose Lives in Boiler Room
Three civilian workers at the Norfolk Navy Yard died today in the No 1 boiler room of the destroyer Bruce. E H Munden Charles B H Bryan and Joe Joyce, all machinists or helpers from Norfolk and Portsmouth, died from scalding. Two crewmen were injured, treated at hospital.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Navy Yard
Bruce
E. H. Munden
Charles BH. Bryan
Joe Joyce
Portsmouth
Hoover Forges Claim 79 Votes of Pennsylvania
A sweeping political moment as Secretary Mellon leads Pennsylvania's 79 delegate bloc toward Hoover on the opening Republican ballot. Kansas City dispatches quote Mellon and aides predicting strong Pennsylvania support, with Coolidge opponents weighing neutral or delayed action.
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Hoover
Pennsylvania
Byron Price
Kansas City
Mellon
Herbert Hoover
Hoors’ Erites
Coolidge
Republican National Convention Aide Attends Kansas City
John Markey, a Republican from Maryland's Sixth District, travels to the Kansas City convention as an alternate delegate.
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