Weather and court notes on wheat ripening and juvenile cases
Weather bulletin forecasts no temperature change for 24 hours with a rise expected in 48 hours. Rainfall in June runs about two inches above normal. warm weather needed to ripen county wheat in 10 days to two weeks. In juvenile court Belchner Stultz, 17, ordered to Baltimore with his mother. other proceedings involve Miss Mary Jane Munn against Edward Snurr and related youths placed in Montrose School or returned home.
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national weather bureau
Washington
Glenn H. Worthington
Belchner Stultz
William Stultz
Baltimore
Wm. A. Stultz
Worthington
Stultz
Tun
Belehner
Mary Jane Munn
Edward H. Snurr
Middletown
Springfield Hospital
Myrtle Snurr
Daisy Lee Snurr
Montrose School
Elsie
Guy
Robert
Myrtle
Miss Mann
Smarr
Braddock
William G Boileau
Charles F. Mann
Noah Kefauver
A.4. Lamar
Samuel Bussard
Foster Routzahn
Leslie N. Coblentz
Suarr
Snurr
Maryland National Guard units drill at Saunders Range
The First Battalion of the Maryland National Guard spent the week at Saunders Range on the rifle range under Major William P. Lane of Hagerstown with Company A, along with Companies B C D and others from Hagerstown Cambridge Bel Air Eas ton and Chestertown. Next week the Second Battalion under Major Elmer F. Munshower will go to the range followed by the Third Battalion led by Major Winfield B. Harwood during the week of June 26.
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Maryland National Guard
Saunders Range
William P. Lane
Hagerstown
Elmer F. Munshower
Winfield B. Harwood
Co A
Robert F. Barrick
Guy Anders
Victor Kreh
Co. A
Cos. B
Cambridge
Bel Air
Easton
Chestertown
Salis bury to host next year’s State Council meeting
At Bay View Cecil county the State Council, Order of American Men, elected officers for the next year. Salis bury named as meeting site. Elected: State councilor Charles W. Windsor Galestown vice state counselor W C Brinefield Vienna state secretary John W Brittingham Salisbury state treasurer John Falk Frederick instructor H T Chattam Salisbury examiner Glenn Elliott Mardella Springs inside protector Cecil Craig Principio outside protector Ira Wells Frederick chaplain John H Richards Cherry Hill representative to National Council W F Trimble Bay View.
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State Council, Order of American Men
Bay View
Cecil county
Salisbury
Charles W. Windsor
Galestown
W. C. Brinefield
Vienna
John W. Brittingham
John Falk
Frederick
H. T. Chattam
Glenn Elliott
Mardell
Ward Indicted for Murder of Peters in New Rochelle
Westchester grand jury indicted Walter S. Ward, son of a millionaire baker, on a murder charge in the May killing of Clarence Peters, an ex-sailor. Ward was to be arrested at his New Rochelle home after the indictment, having posted a $50,000 bond. Nearby, Near East clothing is being packed for shipment, with workers asked to attend at 9 AM at Thomas and Company to aid in the effort.
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Associated Presse
White Plains
N. Y
Walter S. Ward
baker
West Chester county
Clarence Peters
Ward
New Rochelle
iiberty
Near East
Thomas and Company
East South street
Road Bonds Sell Above Par Value
The bid for 62000 worth of Frederick County Lateral Road bonds was awarded to Baker, Watts and Company of Baltimore at 65677.84. Ten bidders competed, including two locals, with bids opened at noon. The bonds dated July 1 carry 5 percent interest payable semi annually on January 1 and July 1. They are tax exempt at all levels.
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Trederick County
Beker, Watts and Company
Baltimore
Alumni Banquet Attracts Wide Attendance Tonight
About 175 members are expected for the Boys' Weigh School Alumni Association event at 5 o'clock tonight with an 8 o'clock business meeting and 9 o'clock banquet. Trolleys depart Frederick at 7:30 for the Heights, then auto travel. Rotarians plan a Severn outing on June 29 with yachting and fishing activities, dinner on the grounds, and hopes for 100 percent attendance.
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Sherwood Forest
Boys’ Weigh School Alumni Association
Braddock
Oregon
Texas
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Severn
Richard Gambril
Chicago
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Rev. A. L. Barret
W A. Riddell
Johns Hopking Hospital
Ill at Work Fredrick Iron Works Foreman Dies
William Jacob Wiles, 72, an employee at Frederick Iron Works, collapsed and died at 9 am after reporting illness while walking home from work. Cause listed as apoplexy. Survived by wife, two children, and two sisters. Funeral Saturday at 4 pm from 100 East Eighth Street. burial Mt Olivet Cemetery. C. E. Cline in charge.
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Jacob Wiles
Frederick Iron Works
East Eighth street
Chas
x. Wiles
D. Edward Young
Detroit
Michigan
Katharine Elizabeth ‘Palmer
Los Angeles
California
Anthony Jarvis
Washington, D.C
Wiles
Wranselical Lutheran
No. 100
Mt Olivet
C. E. Cline
Maryland boys sail to English Royal Stock Show
Three Maryland youths Warren Rice George Woriley and Joseph Glackin from Cecil County sail on the Carmania to attend the English Royal Stock Show at Cambridge in July. The trio, judged America’s Best livestock and agricultural products after topping 15 000 entrants in Atlanta last October, will be joined by county state and federal agents. Secretary Wallace presented medals in Washington as the party prepares for a tour of the British Isles and Europe.
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Associated Press
New York
America
Cambridge
Warren Rice
George Woriley
Joseph Glackin
Cecil county
Atlanta
Secretary of Agricultural
Wallace
Washington
British Isles
Five Ram Running Vessels Seized by U S
Five vessels tied to a steamer anchored in Narragansett Bay were seized by federal agents in New York Harbor. The Corona, loaded with alcohol and whiskey, had purportedly been bound for Greece. A man named Ottie Puttin was found guilty of board-related charges and ordered to pay $1150 to George Dimmey.
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Associated Press
New York
Narrangansett Bay
American
United States
Hayward
Greece
Ottie Puttin
tactical Grahame Johnson
George Dimmey
Puzzling Case Thrills Officer in Dress Code Surprise
Officer Adams recalls arresting a street-dressed man in woman’s clothing as a puzzling case. He chased, questioned, and escorted the suspect to the courthouse while the accused claimed to be no woman, leaving the officer puzzled and amused by the exchange.
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Johnny” Adams
Johnny
court house
John
Coal Shortage Warned By Lewis In Springfield
John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, warned from Springfield that the nation faces an unparalleled coal shortage. He cited limited above ground supplies and said miners and operators must meet soon to address the crisis as summer curbs openness to the public about the period of shortage.
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Associated Press
Springfield
John L. Lewis
International Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Rails Hold Firm On Moderate Trading
New York June 15 The stock market was unsettled by heavy selling of Mexican Petroleum and Studebaker along with several traction and utility issues. Trading later improved with some gains but selling extended to equipment motor specialties and miscellaneous shares. Rails held firm amid moderate activity. Closing was heavy with about 1 434 000 shares changing hands.
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Associated Press
New York
Boonoh
Mexican Petroleum
Studebaker Gils
Fear Outbreak Reported as Miners in Morgantown Rally
A Morgantown report describes fears of a miner outbreak with Sheriff West and deputies visiting alarms about a march toward Scott's Run for a large labor meeting. Scott's Run has seen weeks of demonstrations and state police reinforcements were noted overnight.
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MORGANTOWN
W. VA
West Virginia
Jone
Sheriff West
Reon
Canvass Officials Announce No Net Change in Election Picks
The city canvass board and Mayor Schley met to certify returns from Tuesday’s municipal election. After review, only Precinct 8 changes were noted: John T. White received 192 votes instead of 181, and James Doub was corrected from 128 to 118 votes. Final tallies show Culler leads Mayor race with 1634 to 1169 for Schley. White 1863 for City Register. Board of Aldermen winners listed for both parties.
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George Edward Schell
Charles F. Brenner
George T. Schroeder
Schley
Board of Aldermen
John T. White
city register
Butcher
Mulllee
Shipley
Renn
Republicang
Delphey
Doub
Groff
Shoemaker
Hann
Everyman Play Set for St Johns Commencement Night
The St Johns Literary Institute commencement at City Opera House will feature the morality play Everyman performed by high school students. Rev Fr Kane will deliver the address. medals diplomas and certificates will be awarded to graduates Margaret Fout Ralph Lipps Laura Osburn and Catherine Stull among others. the play cast includes Catherine Brown Ralph Lipps Emory Baer and several others. The day also marks the 25th anniversary of Rev Fr Kane's pastorate.
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St. John’s Literary Institute
City Opera House
Everyman
Wm. J Kane
Margaret Louise Fout
Ralph Francis Lipps
Caroline Catherine Brown
Laura Schley
Regina Crum
Gibson Smith
Crawley Conley
Louise Dorsey
Ralph Lipps
Laur
Osborne
Regina Dorsey Louise
Herring
Gertrude Rowe
Martha Kohtenburg
Catherine Betson
Fr Kane
Fierce Battle Waged at Shanhaikwan in Civil War
Reports from Peking say fighting near Shanhaikwan developed into the fiercest battle of the civil war. Tuesday forces under General Wu Pei Fu advanced two miles on the front, placing artillery on heights with clear firing advantage.
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Associated Press
London
Shanhaikwans
Peking
Wu Pei Fu
Kato pledges Japan to further arms reduction
Tokio June 15 Admiral Kato new premier pledged Japan to cooperate with world powers for further armament cuts and maintenance of peace ushered in by the Washington conference. A desized Adv. in the News will bring results.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Admiral Kato
Japan
Rail unions vow no interference in coming strike
Cincinnati June 15 Officers of the rail unions say they will not oppose a 1 225 000 shop craft and maintenance of way workers strike. B M Jewell president of the railway Employes Department says workers are ready to strike and leaders will comply with their decision. The convention killed a proposal to amalgamate all unions into one industry wide body and endorsed miners' strike support.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Mr Jewell
Mr. Jewell
organized labor movement
United States
E. H. Fitzgerald
W. T. Mahon
Street Railway
Plan to Stop Sale of Liquor on Ships Fails
The House Merchant Marine Committee adjourned without action on Bankhead Amendment to the Merchant Marine bill that would bar any liquor carrying ships from receiving federal subsidy funds. Rep Bankhead led the move. committee heard doubts about passage as majority favored reporting the bill as drafted.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Merchant Marine Committee
Washinton
Representative Bankhead
Alabama
Hague Conference on Russian Affairs Opens Without US
The Hague June 15. A conference of sixty delegates from about twenty countries opens to study Russia's economic relations. The American government declines representation as Genoa's fate repeats. Two commissions will assess debts private property and credits, with Russia and other nations to draft recommendations. Germany excluded due to Rapallo.
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Associated Press
The Hague
Peace Palace
H. A. Van Karnebeek
Hagues
Russia
United States
The
Hague
Italy
Genoa
Europe
Great Britain
nce
Washington
Germany
Baron Avezzano
Professor Giannini
London
Leonard Krassin
Maxim Litvinoff
Huton Young
Philip Lroyd-Graeme
Treasury
Mrs Mallory Defeats English Tennis Champion
London date Mrs Molla Biurstedit Malers defeated Mrs Pee cork of England in a heat tennis tournament today.
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Associated Press
London
Jane
Molla Biurstedit Malers
Pee[ cork
England
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