Unopposed Mayors Spark 1865 Reference in Local Election
Party workers push to mobilize voters in Freder ick as ten Board of Aldermen hopefuls compete and City Register Aubrey A. Nicodemus runs unopposed. Mayor Lloyd C. Culler seeks a third term as the first unopposed mayor since 1865, with returns due around ten tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
City Register
Frederick
Aldermen
August T. Brust
Charles T Butcher Johns
Renn
G. William Shipley
Charles F. Seeger
Thomas G. Buckey
Elmer FP. Mushower
G. Hunter Bowers
C. Edwin Kemp
Charles B. Groff
Jacob Engelbrecht
David E. Haller
Thomas M. Holbrutmer
Arnold Vanfossen
James Hopwood
James Brunner
John A. Simmons
James Hergesheimer
Joseph M. Ebberts
Wm. Derr
Wiliam Glessner
Chang Tso-Lin Dies After Mukden Bombing
Tokyo reports the Japanese War Office confirms the death of Chang Tso-Lin, Manchurian warlord and former North China ruler, from a bombing at Mukden after his abdication.
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Chang Tso-Lin
JAP War Office
Tokyo
Mukden
Mercersburg Academy leader Dr Irvine dies after stroke
Dr. William Mann Irvine head master of Mercersburg Academy for 35 years died in Mercersburg Pa after cerebral hemorrhage last Tuesday during the academy commencement. He leaves a widow and two daughters. Funeral set for Thursday at 11 at Mercersburg Academy chapel.
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Mercersburg
William Mann Irvine
Mercersburg Academy
Coolidge
Irvine
Free Kindergarten Plans for North Frederick
Directors of the Free Kindergarten and Federated Charities consider opening a second kindergarten in the northern section of Frederick. A unanimous approval was voiced by the directors and J Travers Thomas, John W Wolf, John W Grove, and John M Culler. If the Federated Charities increases the appropriation at June’s meeting, new equipment will be provided. The present southern kindergarten has served for 30 years and enrollment reached seventy-nine this year with a peak October attendance of sixty-five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Federated Charities
J. Travers Thomas
John W. Wolf
John W. Grove
John M. Culler
Kinderton
Grayson E. Bowers
Thomas A. Chapline
Adele Cronise
R. E Delaplaine
Nathan J. England
George M. Gittinger
Ernest Belfenstein
Emma J. James
Hw. L G. Kieffer
Margaret R Motter
John
North Market Street
Visit Of Clark Griffith To Frederick Stirs Fans
Clark Griffith owner of the Washington baseball club and builder of Griffith Stadium visited Frederick this morning with a party of four. He toured the Catocin Country Club and spoke of baseball and golf while praising the Key hotel and Francis Scott Key memorials. Griffith indicated no business plans in Frederick but said he would joke about it. excitement among locals centered on his presence and notes on Walter Jomeon who is recovering and keen on baseball.
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Clark Griffith
Frederick
Griffith
Francis Scott Key
Bucknell College
Christy Mathewson
Washington
Walter Joimeon
Grifith
Thurmont Graduation Ends With Alumni Banquet In Town Hall
Thurmont High School held commencement exercises with 24 graduates and an address by Rev. Chalmers W. Walck. Awards included SARB medals Arlington Flory and Matilda Firor, and a base ball league cup. An evening Alumni Association banquet in the town hall featured expected speakers.
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Thurmont High School
David Zimmerman
Alumni Association
Town Hall
Chalmers W. Walck
Adams
Glee Club
Charles H. Corbett
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Thurmont
Targett
Engleman
Arlington Flory
Maryland Playground Athletic League
Frederick Countian
Arlington
Trinity Reformed Church
P. E. Heimer
Margaret Grant
Helen Birely
Ethel Grant
Frances Young
Cherry Adams
Theresa McKenzie
Connie Trimble
Bertha McKenzie
Flossie Barnes
Matilda Firer
Vinie Jackson
Mabel Arbaugh
Jack Wessler
Chippy Henderson
Donald Gardner
Sammy Cross
Stanley Addison
Joseph Meadows
Arthur Moorehead
Fritz Koogel
Paul Fry
Stanley Ray Addison
Mary Catherine Albaugh
Mabel Lueffle Albaugh
Franklin Elmer Beard
Evelyn Troxell Barrick
Helen F Eilizabeth Birely
Matilda Grace Firor
Arington Ditto Flory
Maynard Kenneth Freese
Mabel Evelyn Lidice
Ken Elizabeth Martin
Bertha Irene Mclenzie
Gharies Frederick Myers
Arthur Edwin Moorehead
Mary Jane Roger
Glenn Cleveland Schilds
Milared Elizabeth Wiihide
Frances Idelia Young
Frances Josephine Delaplane
Theresa Retecci McKenzie
Donald James Henry Gardner
Hazel Marie Fraley
Grant George Hengst
Paul Clinton Fry
Commencement and Graduation at St Johns Literary Institute
The St Johns Literary Institute holds its annual closing exercises Friday at 8 pm in the school auditorium under Sister Matrona. Graduation diplomas will be awarded Monday to Mary Elizabeth Dorsey, Mary Margaret Hartley, Gretchen Hobson, Alice Johnson, Eleanor Roddy, Catherine Smith. The Friday program includes music, songs, dances, and the four scene Snow White play with named cast members.
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St John’s Literary Institute
Sister Matrona
Sisters of Notre Dame
State Department of Education
Mary Elizabeth Dorsey
Mary Margaret Hartley
Gretchen
Elizabeth Hobson
Alice Camille Johnson
Eleanor Jane Roddy
Catherine Regina Smith
Mendelssohn
Agnes Taylor
Corinne Sunday
Watson
Staccato Caprice
Voyrich
Mary Wachter
Our Sailors
Ida H. Peaster
Louise Cannon
Christine Kelly
Liszt
Jane Roddy
Weber
Ida B. Peaster
Valse
Durand
Corinne
Lustspiel
Kehler-Bela
Mary A. Payne
Virginia Baer
Liebling
Mary Co. Wachter
Snow-White
Princess Snow White
Ruth Layman
Carl
the Huntsman
Adele Leichert
Jeannie Schmidt
Prince Alonzo
Elizabeth Sherald
Magic Mirror
Gertunde Eyler
Baldo
Little Page
James McSherry
Columbia plane begins trans Atlantic flight to Harbor Grace
The monoplane Columbia with Miss Mabel Bell departed Roosevelt Field for Harbor Grace on the first leg toward Europe. The craft carried about 350 gallons of gasoline and took off despite a 25 mph headwind, with pilots LeBoutilier and Argies and mechanic Surrini aboard. Levine expects favorable weather at Harbor Grace before attempting the Atlantic crossing.
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Europe
Roosevelt Field
N.V
Columbia
Mabel Bell
Barbor Grace
Miss Bell
Oliver LeBoutilier
Arthur
Argies
Piiots
Andrew Surrini
Charles A. Levine
Levine
Harbor Grace
Atlantic
S. Artok Unveiling Markers for Johnsons in Mt Olivet
Maryland Society officials and the Lawrence Everhart Chapter plan unveiling markers for Thomas Johnson the first Maryland governor and Col James Johnson at Mt Olivet cemetery on Flag Day a ceremony features Judge T Scott Offutt address and supper at Pleasant. local and state officers expected.
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Maryland State Society
Lawrence Everhart Chapter
Sons of the American Revolution
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Col
James Johnson
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
T. Scott Offutt
Towson
Maryland Court of
Italia Dirigible Crew Stranded Surges Aid Efforts
At Spitzbergen the Italia crew faces a crisis with Captain Risser Larsen and Lieutenant Ludzow Holm missing or separated on ice floes. Norwegian aviators rush to provide relief as two men reach Mossel Bay with gasoline for Holm and aid shipments accelerate amid fog and shifting ice. Meanwhile a stock sale in Baltimore and Philadelphia results in buyers paying 3,690 dollars to Carton and Spurling after bankruptcy proceedings at Sam Miller's store.
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A. P
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Risser- Larsen
Ludzow Holm
Isand
Mossel Bay
Sasoline
Holm
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Sam Miller
North Market Street
Carton
Spurling
Coolidge and Republicanism Lauded at Kansas City Convention
Ohio Senator Fess delivered the keynote praising Calvin Coolidge as the world’s greatest political force and urging continued Republican leadership. He argued the party stands on Coolidge’s record, with focus on flood relief, agricultural policy, and a farmer-led market system, while Hoover is the draft target.
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Kansas City
Coolidge
Hoover
Fess
Ohio
Keystone
Mellon
Butler
National
Kanes City
Jaly
Simon D. Fess
Calvin Coolidge
McNary-Haugen
OlJo
Hoover Seemingly Certain Nominee as Republican Convention Opens
Delegates gather in Kansas City to nominate Herbert Hoover after mounting support from Pennsylvania Idaho and Vermont plus Secretary Mellon and Chairman Butler. The day features organization steps keynote by Senator Feas and the national anthem with Madame Schumann-Heink. Balloting expected to begin Thursday with Hoover likely on the first ballot barring a surprise.
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Dy Byron Price
Associated Press
Slar
Kansas City
Coolidge
Hoover
Butler
Republican National Committee
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Vermont
Mellon
Senator Feas
Ohio
Madame Schumann-Heink
F. C. Partridge
Episcopal Church
Hoover nominating momentum grows at Republican convention
Kansas City reports that Herbert Hoover gains key delegations as Melton and Butler declare for him on the first ballot. Ohio and Pennsylvania shifts, with Massachusetts guidance, boost Hoover while foes mourn the collapse of other candidates and plan no floor fights.
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Paul ¥. Haupert
Associated Press
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Pennsylvania
Melton
Commerce
Hoover
Butler
Republican National Committee
i-Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Secretary of Commerce
Ohio
Senator Borah
James W. Good
Washington
Coolidge Defini
Dawes Likely Nominee as Vice President Rising
Vice President Dawes appears the logical candidate for renomination as Secre tary Melton endorses him. A Pennsylvania delegation meeting will be called to decide their stance on the vice presidential nomination. Also reports of a Welch medical library endowment at Johns Hopkins.
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IR. W. Wheatley
A. P
Kansas City
Dawes
Melton
Pennsylvania
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Jame 12
Johns Hopkins University
Welch Medical Library
Frank J Good
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Culler
DR. Irvine
Mercersburg Academy Chapel
England
Scotland
Libertytown
Brunswick
Libertytown High School
H. Dorsey Etchison
C. E Wehrer
United States Air Mail
ST. John's
N. F
S.arto
Johnson Markets
S. A R
Lewis A. Rice
L. L. Wilson
Willam R. DeLashmutt
Francisb. Sappington
Charles E. Wehler
Nobile
G. O. P. Keynoter
Byron Price
A. F
Borah
Republican Party
Earth
League of Nations
United States
Amerika
Cfferts
Inc
Aldrew W. Melton
the Treasury
William M. Butler
Ational
Frank O. Lowden
Charles Curtin
Guy Goff
Clarke Willard
Paul C Willard
Rosemont
The
Orld
Paren
Willard
Paul
Prederick
Dickinton College
Carlisle
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