Autos to Convey Frederick Guardsmen to Mobilization
Frederick officials arrange departure of Company A of the Maryland National Guard for mobilization in Laurel. 71 men, 68 enrolled, with 20 autos offered by citizens, Moose Band and Boy Scouts leading. Staff and equipment to accompany at 10:15 a.m. march, rail transfer, camp arrival expected tomorrow afternoon.
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Company A
Armory
Moose Band
Market Street
Patrick Street
Pennsylvania
Frederick
Frederick County
Maryland League For National Defense
Buckeystown Brick Works
Packard
T. B. Hayward
L. Victor Kreh
James Bowera
John Markey
Charles A Little
D. John Markey
William M. Storm
George C. Slagle
Arthur T. Kreb
Washington
Maryland
National, Guard
Elmer F. Munshower
East Patrick Street
Laurel
Boy Scouts
Mobilization at Laurel to Send Maryland Guards to Border
Maryland National Guard units mobilize for border service with first infantry at Laurel tomorrow and fourth and fifth regiments Thursday. Each company will field 65 men and three officers, with machine gun teams forming in the two regiments. A supply depot in Laurel will be run by Major Walter W. Shipley as Emerson C. Harrington Park is named for the governor. Soldiers receive 50 cents daily pay and personal kit allowances while awaiting deployment.
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Laurel
Maryland National Guard
Wilson
War Department
Numsen
Walter W. Shipley
Laural
Emerson C. Harrington
Munshower
Washington War Department
College Park
Montevue
Baughman Road
National Pike
Ha Eerstunn
Annapolis
Compass
Iyatsville
Westminster
Red Air
Cambridge
Company L
Crisfield
Cumberland
Salishurs
United States
News Readers Hear From Soldiers At Front
The News will obtain reports directly from the front through Private FC Austin James, a The News staffer and The Post sports writer, stationed at Laurel with transfers possible to Frederick and other stations as the Frederick boys move.
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Austin James
the Post
Laurel
Frederick Boys
CAPT MUNSHOWER TRIBUTE TO FREDERICK SUPPORTERS
Captain Elmer F Munshower of Company A expresses gratitude to the people of Frederick for hearty cooperation and aid. He credits the community and local services including the C and P telephone company and local newspapers for timely readiness and publicity.
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Munshower
Elmer F. Munshower
Company A
Frederick
C. and P. Telephone Company
Baltimore and Ohio moves Maryland troops by rail in early morning
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad began collecting cars to transport Maryland State troops to Laurel. Day coaches will carry the men and box cars the horses and gear, with Camden Station and nearby yards staging the trains. If service shifts to the Mexican border Pullman coaches would be used. several hundred cars will be needed for troop movement and housing gear. A divorce case in Reno grants custody to Minnie A. Hoffman with visitation rights for Charles H. Hoffman. A boy was bitten by a dog near Willard home. wounds are minor.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maryland
Laurel
Camden Station
Baltimore
de Walt Willard
Ania
Willard
Shar Dee
North Market Street
Cornerstone laid for Methanlist Episcopal church at Mt Airy
The cornerstone of the new Methanlist Episcopal church at Mt Airy will be laid Saturday at 2 30 pm with Prudence Lodge in charge. Rev Lincoln A Ferris will deliver the address, with morning remarks by Rev Charles L Tate on Masonic interest. Architects Kepner and Smith report a Woodstock granite structure 69 by 400 feet with basement social rooms kitchen gym and seating for about 890. Bankers from Frederick plan an outing to Gettysburg tomorrow afternoon leaving at 4 pm by auto to tour the battlefield then Emmitsburg for supper.
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Methanlist Episcopal Church
Mt. Airy
Prudence Lodge
A. F
A. M
Lincoln A Ferris
D. D
Mt. Vernon Methodist
Charles L. Tate
Baltimore
Kepner & Smith
Woodstock
Gettysburg
Frederick Clearing House Association
Fredereck
Batttefield
Emmitsburg
Regiment on alert as telegram orders ready movement
Captain Munshower received a telegram from Colonel Little ordering his company to hold in readiness to move at any time, with the move possible at noon today.
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Munshower
Col. Little
McLean Hearing Likely Thursday In Larceny Case
Aaron R. Anders secured a certified indictment from New York charging Donald McLean with grand larceny of 8000 dollars belonging to the Third Reformed Presbyterian Church. A preliminary hearing is expected Thursday in Baltimore. McLean previously faced mismanagement charges in Surrogate Court tied to the Huber estate and related income disputes.
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Dispatch
Baltimore
New York
Telia
Presbyterian Church
Aaron R. Anders
Donald McLean
Third Reformed Presbyterian Church
McLean
West Twenty-third Street
Frederick, Md
Cohalan
Henry Huber
Huber
Charlotte L. O'Connor
Amelia F. Pollock
Mary A. Schaeffer
Among the Sick in City Homes
Mrs. John Long remains about the same after illness last Friday night at her son’s East South street home. John Mebbing is quite sick at West South street home. Charles McC. Hagan is very ill on West Fourth street. Mrs. Jesse Schell on West South street is confined to her house. Katherine Hedges, East Patrick street, was taken to City Hospital for an operation yesterday.
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John Mebbing
West South Street
Charles McC. Hagan
West Fourth Street
Jesse Schell
Katherine Hedges
East Patrick Street
City Hospital
John Long
Joseph Long
East South Street
Billy Hopwood On Job With Dog Catcher Near Loss
Billy Hopwood resumes duty as dog catcher amid hot weather. By noon he had collected two dogs, one so large the rope broke and the City Dog Catcher nearly lost the catch.
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Billy
Billy Hopwood
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Laurel Camp
United States Army
Clore
Patrick
Bos
Werte
Plattsburg
Noti
Peter Murray
Halstead Dorey
Charles H. Hoffman
Reno S. Harp
Minnie A. Hoffman
Mary ©. Hofman
EO. Weant
Aliares
Mrs. Hoffman
Uoaha News
M. E. Church
Mlean
Port of
Norfolk
de Barth Gardiner
William A. Dallam
the Central Trust Company
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
Paige Automobiles
Mountain City Garage CO
Central Restaurant
Square Corner
James Carrol
Lehr Pianos
U. S
Cramer’s Palace OF Music Factory
A. Williamson
Ansant Roi
Beskin
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