Improvements for Frederick Fair Enlarge Bandstand and Hire Noted Acts
Plans for the Great Frederick Fair include grounds improvements, an enlarged performance platform, and new band seating. The Royal Scotch Highlanders Band will perform with out of town talent and records set, joined by top acts like Inimitable Jewels and The Retlaws, all arranged through the Wirth and Hamid Fair Banking Association.
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Frederick
Fredrick County
Royal Scotch Highlanders Band
Furmer
Asheville
N.C
St. Petersburg
Fia
Bobbie Brollier
Dora Hilton
John Lauretta
Turner Nearing
George Frebers
Goudsmiths Brothers
New York Hippodrome
Sir Carry
Eugene Randon
Wirth
Hamid Fair Banking Association, Inc
New York City
Oliver C. Warehime
74 Year-Old Doctor Weds Nurse After Battle Over Commitment
In Paulsboro New Jersey Dr William Af Pounds 74 a former mayor married Nurse Jennis Stiles 52 after residents protested his committment to a state hospital. Two unidentified men had tried to have him committed but townspeople drove to Trenton to secure his release and celebrate with him at the ceremony.
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Paulsboro
N. J
William Af. Pounds
X. J
State Hospital
Pounds
Jennis Stiles
Trenton
Ninth Briand cabinet resigns in Paris
Paris reports Aristide Briand's ninth cabinet has fallen as ministers turned in their resignations to President Doumergue at 7 pm. The article notes motorist Turner from Hagerstown who fled a chase in Maine and was fined $100 plus costs by Justice J Scott Bower after a pursuit on state highways.
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Paris
Aristida Brand
Doumergue
Pavcloch
James FR. Turner
Hagerstown
Cal
Austin Baughman
J. Scott Bower
Kas Mayne
Turner
Work Of S A R Reviewed At Flag Day Meeting Here
The Sergeant Lawrence Everhart Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution discussed Flag Day and Constitution Day, patriotic education, preservation of historical documents, and stronger immigration laws at a Wing Way meeting in Frederick. Leaders from national and state groups highlighted efforts to promote civic and patriotic programs and a planned Lafayette memorial unveiling with Governor Ritchie anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society of of the Sons of the American Revolution
Wing Way
Lawrence Everhart
Francia Scott Key Hotel
Frank Bartlett Steele
Buffalo
National Society
R. C. Ballard-Thurston
Kentuck
Creneral
Henry F. Baker
Baltimore
Maryland State Society
Georg Sadder Robertson
State Society
Steel
Sons of the American Revolution
American Bar Association
National Committee On Patriotic Education
Steele
William Tylerage
Frederick
United States
Senate
Ballard Thornton
Congress
Marchy
Baker
Robertson
Edward S. Delaplaine
Ritchie
General Lafayette
William Grove
Jaime Kiln
Frank C Norwood
Frederick County
Isaac Shipley
W. A. Ruseett Bell
RB Murdoch
Wedding at Christ Reformed Church Melamere
Miss Louise Gertruds Barnhart daughter of Rev Dr Barnhart and Mrs Barnhart of Baltimore and Dr Jesse So Sywengler son of Mr and Mrs John Spander Westminster were married by the bride’s father at Christ Reformed Church Meltamere on a Wednesday night.
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Christ
Meltamere
Louise Gertruds Barnhart
Wes
Dota TL. Barnhart
Baltimoere
Jesse So Sywengler
John Co Spander Weetminster
Mies 1 Thay
Lewistown
Toad College
Teno S. Far. Jrooef
Dred Bo Re Hen
Probe continues in murder case of J Kelly Lilly
Investigators pursue multiple theories in the shooting death of J Kelly Lilly by Walter Nelson at Nelson’s Dickerson area home Saturday evening. Lilly, 44, was killed when Nelson fired a shotgun during a quarrel that followed a daytime visit and later amicable interlude. Nelson was arrested and jailed in Frederick as probes explore new leads and potential charges.
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J. Kelly Lilly
Watter Nelson
Dlckersan
Lilly
Nelson
Frederick
Lily
Radius rod snaps and wrecks truck on Jug Bridge hill
Two men escaped serious injury when a Ford truck owned by Mehri F Moberly overturned on Jug Bridge hill after a radius rod snapped. Driver W U P Eichelberger and passenger Fritchie Hauer, both of Frederick, suffered only minor cuts. The truck carried paint and ladders, now at Ideal Garage.
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Mehri F. Moberly
Patrick Street
Jug Bridge Hill
Wupl Eichelberger
Fritchie Hauer
Frederick
Broad Upward Movement in New York Stocks
Tlave accummodation of the oy and copper shares featured the resump tion of the broad upward movement in today's stock market. The capacity of the recent rise, combined with the market being aided by the industrial averages, had regained half the stayned lost in the March recession leg to extensive profit taking. In recent strong appeal the selling was well absorbed. Practically all commission houses reported a substantial increase in business. Call money renewed at 6 percent. The closing was strong. Total sale approximately 2004,150 shares.
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New York
Todas
Rival Polish Leaders Duel in Warsaw Court of Honor
In Warsaw Count Skrzynski and General Szczptycki dueled at a friend’s home after a quarrel stemming from Marshal Pilsudski’s coup. A single shot was fired by Szczptycki missing Skrzynski. Skrzynski chose not to shoot and urged honor over bloodshed as seconds watched.
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Warsaw
Skrzinski
Szetotrekl
Skraynaki
Pirot
Szctptycki
Count Skrzynski
Count Skraguski
Szczptycki
Count Skraynski
Marshall Pilaudski
West Point
New Marks Set by Portsmonth Club and Kingston Team
Portsmonth Virginia League records fall as Portsmouth piles up 26 to 1 against Kingston. Portsmouth hits 9 home runs and 17 runs in one inning amid a 63 total. Catiber Jen Tirandon homered three times and scored three, tying multiple scoring feats.
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Portsmonth
Portsmouth Virginia
Kingston
N.C
Portsmouth
Catiber Jen Tirandon
Altadamar
Yor Brandan
CH Prottymeasure
Pitter Bon Jay
Mieber Lilewellan
Mrs. Scott Seeks Court Injunction Over Hunger Strike
Chicago June 15 Mrs Catherine Scott wife of Russell Snott seeks a ceast court injunction to stop police interference with her public hunger strike. Police warned a theatre she cannot continue the starvation exhibit on stage. She says her actions protect her three children in an orphan asylum and not her husband who faces execution for a murder.
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Chicago
Catherine Scott
Russell Snott
Joseph Maurer
Ceast Court
Scott
Auto Fatalities Top 1925 Toll Revealed
Report shows 30,400 killed and 868,000 hurt in 1925 from automobile crashes. Data lists the United States as leading, with Canada and other nations following, highlighting high accident rates and calls for safety measures.
Gun Battle in Huntington Wounds Deputy and Kills Suspect
In Huntington, a deputy sheriff Fletcher Woolvivis and suspect Thomas-lnekket were involved in a gun battle after police attempted to arrest the man on a lunar warrant. The deputy sustained minor injuries.
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Huntington
Jane Ta
Thomas — Lnekket
Nest
Fletcher Woolvivis
County Road Bonds Sold By Baltimore Firm
County authorities sold fifty thousand dollars of 1928 county lateral road bonds. Baker Watt and Co of Baltimore underwrote the issue at a price of 169 387 dollars per 100 dollars of face value, with the County Commissioners approving the sale.
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Baker Watt, and Co
Baltimore
Frederick Area Building Boom Surges Past Half Million
Building operations in Frederick city and Frederick County for the first half of the year show costs surpassing 500 000 with a single theater permit of about 250 000. Alfred W. Gaver reports 43 county permits and 44 city starts, a total that signals a year likely to exceed last year’s activity.
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Frederick City
Counoy
Alfred W. Gaver
Charm School thrills Frederick High seniors in play
The Frederick High senior class staged "The Charm School" in the school auditorium before about 400, with 18 actors led by Hildah Kemp Monica Haller and George Smith. The plot centers on Elise Challoner and Bevans as professors oversee students, ending in a happy union and Bevans’s forfeit of his position. Rev Charles A Shilke of Walkersville is called to Stilke’s Lutheran in Oakland, leaving his Walkersville church later this month. Freshmen from the Dingestown High reach Braddock Heights for class picnic alongside planning for a joint senior picnic at Hagerstown. Miss Ce Ethel McNutt resigns after four years at the high school.
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Frederick High
Hildah Kemp
Monica Haller
George Smith
Kemp
Elise Challoner
Charm School
Miss Ktaller
Milas Curtie
Austin Bevans
Bovane
Homer Johns
Bevans
Bin
Elise
Charles A. Shithe
Walkersville
Frederick County
Stilke
Lutheran Elocet
Oakland
Shilke
Anne
Walkersville du Max
Shuae
Oakland Counts
Newyernk
Creagerstown
Withersvie
Dingerstown High School
Braddock Heights
Pria
Washington County
Alvin Yeakir
Tienry Chapman
Klrnis Burger
Wilson O'Connell
Arvin Thimmeisine
Lourse Leiter
Ruth Jiankey
Jean Anderson
Carrie Cunningham
Donnk Winters
Margaret Rider
Hagerstown
Reed Faces Probe as Fund Questions Wall Street Campaign
Senate investigators pressed the Vare campaign fund case with Thomas F. Watson admitting the $25,000 was from accumulated business profits and not checks. Philadelphia treasurer Watson testified the sum was moved to the fund to avoid formal apportionment while Philadelphia officials described campaign receipts and internal divisions within the Vare organization.
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Washington
Penhsylvania
William Syuare
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Thomas F. Watson
Vare
Philadelphia
Reed
Comimittes
Boyd
Watson
McNary
Joxon
Sons Must Contribute To Support Of Father Is Ruling After Trial
Six sons and two daughters stood trial in Potts Court on charges of failing to support their father Simon Bidder. The brothers argued they bore heavy burdens and had aided their father in the past. a sister claimed she had taken him in and others offered assistance. Judge Brust ordered the children to bond and contribute to his support, noting they must aid regardless of where he lives. One man, Paul Spencer, was fined for DUI after his arrest by local police.
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Sana
Pottes Court
Simon Bidder
Harry
Joan
Charles
Sedler
Troy
Murray Tetler
Sail
Montevue
Tustier Brust
Mire Netter Mealex
New Market
Bond
Asaid
Hitler
Sens
Paul Spencer
Eentered
Mt. Airy
Hoffman and Schell
Somve Anilio
Dorsey Kleison
Spenceks
Departure of Continental Army Reenacted at Valley Forge
Reenactment marking the 148th anniversary of Washington's army departing Valley Forge Philadelphia observes governors and regular army units. Generals and soldiers perform drills and a wreath is placed at the Waterman monument to honor 3900 troops who died in the six month encampment.
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Valley Forge
George Washington
Philadephia
Philadelphia
Witter
Washington
Continental Ams
Dinm Hand
Waterman Monument
Valley Forge J
Opening Tonight at Totel Traddeet Formal Opening
Final reservations and arrangements completed for a large formal opening this evening at Totel Traddeet. A seven oclock reception will be followed by a dining and entertainment program. Managers Mo Croghan and Mon vreghan have spent time in preparations.
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Indicas Hong Point
Totel
Dine Nergy
Dame Hig
Ne Moam Info
Sande Ing
Cone Fine
Aindone
Mo Croghan
Mon Vreghan Bhave
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