Frederick Thrumont Trolley Crash Injures None
The Thurmont trolley rear ended a Lewistown car near Wilson Place. none of the passengers were hurt though the Thurmont car and its rear end suffered damage. Motorman Buhrman was taken to Frederick City Hospital with minor bruises. Separate story notes Frederick High School class play and county commencement events with about 225 graduates.
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Frederick High School
Buhrman
Fredrik City
Lewstown
tylly
Thurmont
wtr
Buberman
Lewistown
Frederick
Liberty
Emmitsburg
New Market
Frederick county
City Opera House
H. M. J. Klein
Marshall College
Lancaster
G. Lloyd Palmer
TS. G. Rupp
slee eing
glee club
Palmer
S. C. Hoover
Walkersville
Walkersville High School
Riga
William M. Storm
C. A. Shuke
Gertrude Carmack
Ellis Mercer
Austin Angleberger
Mr. Storm
Hartzeil
Daisy Bell
Mary Cramer
Gladys Grimes
Marie Hants
Lulu Pulman
Zelma Smith
Lillian Zimmerman
Austin Haifleigh
Miss Muller Bride of Mr Atkinson at Grace Reformed Church
The wedding of Miss Hope Miller and Roy Atkinson took place at Grace Reformed Church on East Second Street. The ceremony was performed by Rev S C Hope with Miller as maid of honor and Harold Miller as usher. The newlyweds plan to reside in Philadelphia after a two week honeymoon.
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Grace Reformed church
East Second street
Faith Miller
Edward Miller
West Third street
Roy Atkinson
Justus Atkinson
East Third street
S.C. Hope Miller
J . Harold, Miller
Hope Miller
R Paul Smith
Hagerstown
Cadman
Phile
Alisntic
Pacific Tes
Market Rallies Driven by Speculation Amid Strong Prices
The market rebounded as investors absorbed selling orders with buying driven by belief the recent decline was overdone. Call money opened at 3 percent while U.S. Steel and other leaders supported higher prices on renewed demand.
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Tress
New York
United States Steel
the
stock exchange
Beating Allegation in Annapolis Jail Under Probe
Fragmentary report alleges a man beaten by another inmate or guard in Annapolis jail. Source text mentions a stick and plasters, with possible fatal injuries and hospital treatment. No clear names, dates, or organizations are verifiable from the readable portion.
Mt Etna Eruption Intensifies Across Italian Terrain
AP dispatches from Catanzaro report Mt Etna lava advancing toward Linguetta and crossing railway lines. Lava nears town limits as eruption violence increases and emergency measures unfold.
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Associated Press
Rome
Mt. Etna
Lingualosso
Hood College Class Reunions Highlight Thirtieth Commencement
Hood College marks its thirtieth annual commencement with class reunions for 95 08 and 13 plus a 1918 class gathering. Seventeen of the 1918 graduates return for a fifth reunion and attend a luncheon hosted by class member Margaret Wehler at Westview Terrace on campus. Guests of honor include Miss Jillian Brown and Miss W Augusta Lantz. The event features yellow and white decor and the first class baby Grace Mossburg Hicks. Additional reunions and campus events are planned for the week including a luncheon hosted by Naomi Coblentz at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Margaret Wehler
Westview Terrace
Missillian Brown
W. Augusta Lantz
Grace Mossburs Hicks
Cleveland
Httle Miss Hicks
Naomi Coblentz
Francis Scott Ker
Frederick
Mildred Bennett
Moberly
Hagerstown
Lillian Zeigler Lavetan
York
Four Commencements Keep Emmitsburg Busy
Emmitsburg hosts four commencement exercises this week at St. Joseph's College Emmitsburg High School St Euphemia parochial and Mt St Marys College Archbishop Baltimore presides and Governor Ritchie delivers the address at Mt St Marys while degrees are conferred Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's College
St. Euphemia’s
St. Mary's
Mt. St. Mary's
Michael J. Baltimore
T. C. Ritchie
coltege
St. Joseph
St. Euphemia's schanl
Emmits
High & i
John T. Chase
Sunéar
sini
Negro boys blamed for firing baby carriages
Baltimore police report two fires in the northeast section. casualties include an infant pinned by a carriage and injuries suspected in the Sunday night blaze. The article notes juvenile suspects and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Sundar uisht
asher es
Youths fall for carnival job scam in Maryland towns
Dozens of young men from Baltimore, Washington, Virginia and West Virginia testified about a lure promising exclusive carnival company contracts at 25 dollars plus soft job duties. A. C. Scott, Missouri home, was arrested in Frederick and jailed on 1000 bail after fleeing to Frederick as victims pursued refund. College grads among victims. some traveled from North Carolina. The scheme collapsed as investigators pursued charges and the case moved to Page 4.
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Brunswick
J. Grahame Johnson
Baltimore
Washington
Virginia
West Virginia
A. C. Scott
Missouri
Frederick
carnival
Scott
tere
uinly
Sherif
James A. Jones
Johnson
Bick
North Carolina
Scotts
Trust Funds Shortfall in Waynesboro Pa
A $170 000 short in trust funds has been reported in Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Officials indicate the treasurer may disclose property at the bank related to the deficit as talks continue with depositors and creditors. The situation involves discussions with investors and potential legal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Camber
Delegation seeks more funds for county agent program
Dr. Symons led a Maryland university delegation to petition county commissioners for a budget increase to support county agent and home demonstrator salaries and travel. The measure would raise total county spending to about 1125 per year for the agent and slightly less for the home demonstrator, with federal and state matching funds.
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Murege
Amy dincrease
lees
Sion
Symons
T. B. Symons
University of Maryland
A. G. McKinney
Federation of Itural Women's Clubs
McKinney
Elizabeth Thompson
McKinner
Thompson
Holier
Freder- Cau. Faro. Bureau
Hood Alumnae Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting
Hood Alumnae Association elected new officers led by president Mrs. Edes Mulinis Markey at a meeting in the new hall. The group approved revised constitution rules distinguishing active graduates from associate members and voted gifts of 150 dollars to the endowment fund and 100 dollars to the gymnasium fund. A tribute gift will honor Dr. Apple for thirty years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Quien Delaplaine
Mes
Edes Mulinis Markey
Estelle Brodbeck Young
Miriam Apple
Courtney Stauffer
Betty Cramer
Hood
rosses
association
Apple
Coblentz Hall
aled
ar College Atele
Bergdoll to Be Rearrested Leaving Prison
Ervin Bergdoll will be rearrested at the prison gates after his federal draft evasion sentence ends tomorrow. A warrant for conspiracy with intent to evade the draft was ordered by the Disarmament office and arrived at the U S attorney’s office for Kansas.
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The
Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Ervin c. Bergdoll
Federal penitentiary
Fastern
Pennsylvania
United States
Kansas
Woman or man: Chicago case on suspected bandit declared
Mrs Fran Carrick and her husband were involved in a robbery dispute as a supposed woman bandit. Mrs TMichard C Tesmor identified the suspect as the woman. The case details indicate confusion over gender as authorities ruled on the bandit’s identity.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fran Carrick
ale Rann
Freddy. Thompson
TMichard C. Tesmor
Medications on Ships Sparks Historical Legal Wording
Fragmentary notes discuss allowing medicinal liquor aboard ships and certifying supplies. The discourse touches on treasury provisions, foreign ships, rations, and record-keeping choices related to designated medicines.
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Associated Press
Bank Shortfall in Kansas Triggers Forger Arrest
In Wichita a man named John Thomas was arrested on charges linked to a defalcation at a Kansas bank. He is accused of forging the name of a local merchant and obtaining money, with bail set at 380 dollars. He denied the latest money claims.
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Associated Press
Kan
America Track
Kansas
ban Drumm
Hank
Wichita
Tosa
Freck County
John Thomas
Thomas
Rees's
Smith
J. Grahame Johnsen
Kidd
ana
ganz
Brunswick man killed by freight and passenger trains
Edward Grabill of Brunswick died after being struck between two eastbound trains in the Brunswick rail yards. Witnesses noted wet clothing suggesting a prior attempt to drown himself. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 10 AM with interment in Middletown's Reformed cemetery. survivors include a wife and four children.
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Edward Grabil
Brunswick
Grabill S
Brunsch
Grabill
bhelong
Gravill weed
anc
Grahill
Grahith
Middletown
C. H. Feete
Six L R Steel Heads Indicted by Grand Jury
Farmers officers of ILR Corporation connected with the Investigate System face grand jury action. A chamber of commerce meeting with local business leaders discussed establishing a Community Discount System akin to a savings and loan, outlining potential benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. STEEL HEADS
ion
thor
ann
Chamber of Commerce
Consider Wages For 25000 B and C Shopmen
A report notes wage talks affecting about 25 000 B and C shopmen with delegates from makers blacksmiths and electrical sheet metal workers in contention over hourly rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
elec
Fuller and McGee Sentenced to Fifteen Months Each
New York June 19 Edoward Fuller and William S McGee bucketeers were sentenced to one year and three months to four years each in Sing Sing prison.
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Associated Press
New York
Edoward M. Fual
ler
William S. McGee
bucketeers
Sing Sing prison
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Wilson Place
Boone
Paul Buhrman
MISS MULLER
MR. ATKINSON
Grace Reformed Criect
Crownsville
Staris
Muvrer
Annap
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HOLDING HOOD
Miss Wehler
Miss Coblentz
Mt. St. Mary’s
St. Joseph's
St. Euphemia’s and
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CLEVER AD
CARNIVAL CO
cquated Press
Bergdoll
KANSAS BANK
Edward Grabill
iL. R. Corporation
gra
FULLER
M’GEE
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