Open Convention of Maryland Eagles Held in Frederick
Delegates from Maryland sections gathered for the twenty fifth annual Fraternal Order of Eagles convention in Frederick. About two hundred delegates were expected as open sessions opened with mayoral welcome, local and state officers speaking, and a Cumberland delegation leading a street parade. Elections and routine business were set for Wednesday and Thursday, with a Monocacy Beach social event planned.
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Order of Eagles
Nere
Sesson
Frederick Eerie
Market Space
Otlock
Lloyd G. Culler
Frederick Aerie
E. Austin James
Onder
Frank J. Wachter
Henry May
Chesapeake Aerie
Highlandtown
Prayee
Charles D. Shaffer
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Edward Barry
Lima
Ohio
United States
California
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Brunswick
Charles J. Wells
Baltimore
Herman C. Herda
Joseph B. Davis
Hagerstown
John B. MacFarland
Cumberland
Charles PF. Cramer
Roland Lemmert
Frostburg
W. S. Sadler
Robert G. Witter
Cumberlanders
State Patrol
Barry
Monocacy Beach
Fredance Junction
Five Killed In Storm Damage Across France
Five people died as violent storms struck several parts of France on January 1. Authorities reported casualties in Paris and surrounding areas as crews worked to secure damaged buildings and assess ongoing weather threats.
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Paris
Jane
Cae Jious
Fraz
Day Enforcement Officer Is Killed in Gun Fight
Goldsboro North Carolina June 17 AP FP L Filachum a prohibition enforcement officer was killed and H V Andrews another officer wounded seriously early today in a gun fight with alleged rum runners who escaped The other officers B A Dale and F B E Street sustained undetermined injuries when the automobile in which the four men were riding was wrecked The officers attached to district enforcement headquarters at Watson gave chase to an automobile they suspected to be loaded with liquor A running gun fight between the occupants of the two machines developed
Nationalist Troops Claim More Victories Update from China
June 17 dispatches report Nationalist forces pushing south of Wuchang routing Kwangsi rebels and retaking Yochow while advancing on Changsha. Concurrently Shansi troops under Yen Hsi-Shan occupy Tsinan with few details available.
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China
Wuchang
Yochow
Changsha
Tsinan
Peiping
Yen Hsi-Shan
Tsinam
Court News Equity Case and Multiple Marriage Licenses
Court notes include an equity case Bertha May Day v John Day with a complaint for absolute divorce. Attorney Y Bennett. Also lists marriage licenses and names multiple couples from Pennsylvania towns including Ben James, Harrisburg, Lebanon, and Martinsburg with ages and home towns, amid scattered OCR clutter.
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Bertha May Day
John Day
Y. Bennett
Andrew T. Jordan
Rose Be Mrers
Ben James I. Edwards
Steelton
Alice Far
Thirteen Rebels Executed by French Authorities
A terse report confirms thirteen rebels were executed by French authorities in what authorities described as a decisive crackdown. Names, locations, and exact charges were not disclosed in the brief item.
County Tax Rate Urgently Holds at 1.38
Tax officials reaffirm the county tax rate at 1.38 dollars per hundred, maintaining the same levy despite discussions of adjustments. The rate remains unchanged as residents await year-end budget decisions and potential service impacts.
Loss by Depreciation of Stock Values in Budget Notes
Feared declines in stock values and possible tax rate changes are under review by state authorities. Commissions discuss state budgets, county needs, and potential revenue losses while awaiting certified stock data and end of month budget provisions before July 1.
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Tee
Frederick Cvis
Liicense
State Tax Commission
Laymen of Reform Church to Meet Sunday
The annual mass meeting of men of the Reformed Church in Frederick County will be Sunday at 2 30 PM in Mt. Pleasant Reformed Church. Rev George E Ely will preside. Speakers include Rev Dr R Wagner of Zion Reformed Hagerstown and Rev Clarence E Whetstone of Gleat Spring discussing home for the aged and evangelistic church activities. Music by Austin E Rhoads. Officers include G Frank Thomas Adamstown president and Grover L Mich Hoeike Brunswick treasurer.
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Frederick County
Reformed Consistorial Conference
Frederick
Mt. Pleasant
Potomac Synod
Whetstone
Jed
Austin E Rhoads
Sabilasville
Dea
G. Frank Thomas
Adamstown
Grover L. Mich- Hoeike
Brunswick
FREED DRIVERS TELL FORK IN JUNE CRASH AT SERVICE STATION
In People's Court the two drivers testified about the June 5 collision near the Frederick fairgrounds. One driver said the other car loomed into view only twelve feet away under light from a service station. The injured driver spent a week in Frederick City Hospital.
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Frederick City Hospital
Herbert
Nelson Holand
Edilored
Jozeph Holand
Ner
Westibound
Alfred C. Leatherman
Frederick
Fair Grounds
Dente
J. Shook
Jstation
Byrd Ts Fly At Sea On Thursday
Byrd Ts Fly At Sea On Thursday details unclear. Readable fragments reference a state, wa, and aca. Further context needed to identify person, place, and event with certainty.
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Byrd
States Represented In Party Of 4-H Club Members Visiting Here
A group of 4-H club members visiting Washington includes delegates from seven states. The party traveled from Chicago to Harpers Ferry for breakfast and continued by rail to Washington, aiming to arrive by 7 p.m. The entourage included H. W. Te club leaders from South Dakota and New Mexico, with staff and transportation arranged by local officials.
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Key
Exten- Service
New Mexico
H.W. Te
South Cafadys Gallup
Washington
H. EL E
Fargo
PC Taf
Chicago
Harpers Ferry
Arcenetinn
Roland
Long
Tran
Maniger
Blur Ridge Transportation Company
William C. Hann
Superntendent
Market rebound amid liquidation and short covering
The market recovered in spots as large supporting orders appeared and selling was tied to liquidation of long holdings rather than professional selling. By midday many key stocks rose from yesterday's levels, helped by short covering before a late dip as the call rate rose to 3 percent. Total volume reached about 4.75 million shares.
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York
Constance
Seling
Brock and Schlee Start Transcontinental Flight
William S. Brock and Edward S. Schlee launched a round trip flight from Jacksonville Beach to San Diego at 3:04 am carrying 430 gallons of gasoline. They aimed to cover about 2113 miles each way and return within 24 to 30 hours despite overcast skies and predicted headwinds. Roscoe P. Brown announced his candidacy to succeed himself on the Board.
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Jacksonville Beach
Fla
William S. Brock
Edward S. Schlee
San Diego
Calif
Brock
Schlee
County M. P. Ministers Named by Conference
Cambridge Md June 17 The Maryland Conference of the Methodist Protestant church announced special appointments and pastoral assignments for the coming year. Notable posts include G I Humphreys as president of High Point College, A N Ward as president of Western Maryland College, H L Elderdice as president Westminster Theological Seminary, and G W Haddaway as secretary Board of Missions. Pastoral appointments list W S Wright in Glen Burnie and F J Stokely as supply in Frederick among others.
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Methodist Protestant Church
High Point College
G. I. Humphreys
Western Maryland College
A.N. Ward
Westminster Thieological Seminary
H. L. Elderdice
Western Maryland
P. G. Holloway
Board of Missions
G. W. Haddaway
J. H. Strangtin
Glen Burnie
W. 5. Wright
Linthi Cum Heights
W. Prince
New Market
A H. Gren
Oak Grove
Prince George
E. Baughman
Union Bridge
William Schmeiser
Three Arabs Hanged for August Rioting in Palestine
June 17. Three Arabs convicted of murders in last August riots were executed at Acre jail. Attempts by Arab and Christian leaders to secure reprieves failed as a general Palestine strike paralyzed towns. Citizens wept and the crowd watched the executions with intense emotion.
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Jusalem
Acre
Palestine
Belgium protests new tariff to aid balance
Belgium acts to press Washington over tariff hikes. Ambassador instructed to argue tariff increases disrupt trade balance. Reports from Brussels indicate government officials intend firm diplomacy to avert additional economic strain.
T5th Anniversary of Conference 10 Marked Today
Masonic Time reports the 5th anniversary events marking Conference 10 with ceremonies and public notices. Local officials attend as communities reflect on the league’s growth and historic milestones.
Dr Stevenson to Speak at Princeton Principal Speaker
Dr Stevenson of Princeton is slated as principal speaker at a Presbyterian event. Rev Dr McAfee rejects claims youth today are decadent. National Missions study led by Rev Dr McLean spans from San Antonio to Los Angeles and Gulf to California. The meeting, presided by Moderator A Brown Caldwell, features music by Golier Memorial Academy F.C. girls and remarks by Vice-Moderator Boitt. The notice notes a death in the Catonsville church family and that the succeeeded program continuation is in doubt.
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Cal
Gulf of México
Greeley
Stevenson
L. Irving Boitt
A. Brown Caldwell
Baltimore
Golier Memorial Academy F.C
Cornerstone Laid at the Two Bos Wren Complex
A cornerstone ceremony marked progress on the two building projects in the Wren complex. Officials from the area and representatives from the construction firm attended the event, underscoring ongoing development plans and future milestones.
Three Dig In Gun Fight Over Boaltlessing Traffic
Police report an armed confrontation erupted over traffic rules resulting in injuries and arrests. Investigators seek witnesses as patrols reinforce city streets and motorists urged to avoid the area.
Railways Leader Lucius Storrs to Speak at Rotary Meeting
Lucius Storrs, president of United Railways and ex head of the American Electric Railway Association, will address the Frederick Rotary Club at the Francis Scott Key hotel on Wednesday. Storrs, born 1869 in Buffalo, has long shaped electric railway policy and chaired multiple railway firms and associations, including the Connecticut Company and the Berkshire Street Railway.
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Connecticut
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Haven Morma Plan Company
Grace Hospital
New Haven
American Electric Raiilway Associaton
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Buffalo
University of Nebraska
Nere
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Schhall and White Win in Minnesota Maine Primaries
Schhall and White secure primary victories in Minnesota and Maine while weather dampens turnout, leaving field sparse as candidates move toward general election.
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White
Minnesota
Maine
Former Maine Republican figures in tight party contest
With 78 of 632 precincts in, White leads for United States Senate nomination, ahead of Arthur Gould and former Governor Brewster. A third candidate, Dug Dewar, gathers 6,004 votes on a wet platform. The race shapes Maine's GOP primary dynamics as results trickle in.
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Maine
Can-nalace H. White, Jr
United States
Arthur R. Gould
Sowie Ant
Amy
Gover Raph C. Brewster
Dug Be Dewar
Search for eight missing Toledo men continues
Coast guardsmen expand a lake search near West Sister Island for eight Toledo men missing since their speedboat was found adrift in Lake Erie. A shirt with Herbert Nauls initials was discovered, suggesting drowning, while the chief porter believed the men may be captives or pirates, keeping the hunt active past 70 hours since Saturday morning sighting near West Sister Island.
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Ohio
Coast
Lake Erie
William C. McGaw
Postewain
Coast Guard
McGaw
Lonely Island
Canada
West Sister Island
Pelee Island
Ivy
Washington Crew Defeats Wisconsin in Lake Monona Race
Madison Wis June 17 AP Washington's varsity eight won the two mile Lake Monona race in 10 24 over Wisconsin by more than two lengths. Wisconsin's junior crew finished in roughly 10 32 5 with the Badgers second and the Huskies leading. Repeated delays from rough conditions postponed the race previously set for yesterday.
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Wis
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Lake Monona
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Lake
Senate Committee Set to Vote Monday on Pact
A Senate committee will vote Monday on a pact amid a 13 to 4 party line take. The action aims to advance the measure through to the full chamber, with supporters urging swift passage and opponents warning of potential consequences for governance.
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Senate
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