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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
3
NEA service piece by JBD V Williams describes a jail night study where addicts, dope fiends, and a pickpocket recount how jail freights the drug habit. He notes runaways and vagrants enter the cell, then drunkards, and finally addicts begin their injections under a dim light.
Visit by Emory L. Coblentz and Dr. Arthur Herring to Springfield Hospital in Sykesville Rosewild Training School for Boys and Spring Grove in Catonsville aims to assess growing numbers of insane patients. They plan a report to the next legislature with recommendations to relieve crowded institutions.
The second trial of Edgar Young former cashier of the First National Bank of Hagerstown opened in Baltimore before Judge Morris A. Soper and a federal jury. Prosecutors allege Young used bank funds to engage in stock and bond speculation by making false entries to cover losses and profit from margins.
Rev Dr Francis C Tagg longtime editor and former president of the general conference of the Methodist Protestant Church died Monday night at Maryland General Hospital Baltimore He was 78 and had served 53 years in the ministry Surviving daughter Edna Tagg his wife and a son predeceased him Born in Carrow county he began as a village school teacher and later joined the Methodist Protestant ministry with first charge in Norfolk Va. Fahey Released In Custody Of Wife.
The 1923 Maryland Manual, an official government publication, was issued Monday. Secretary of State Philip B. Perlman compiled the book, which includes the Constitution and a reorganization aligned list of state departments and the Governor's Advisory Council.
The C. I. Peerless Orchestra will perform at the Hilltop Hotel in Harper’s Ferry tonight for the Brunswick Alumni Association annual banquet and dance. The event features live music in the city.
Dublin public school reports a strong attendance record for the year with 6 percent overall. Three students earned daily-attendance prizes, Kath erine Morgan, Raymond Staley and Albert Staley, while lists show monthly full-attendance names across September to June. A new Crown Confectionery store opens at 10 North Mat het street in Frederick with soda fountain, fixtures, and home made candies. Say You Saw It In The News.
Instructors from Gaithersburg High School and Clarksville High School depart to University of Wisconsin to attend a six week course in vocational agricultural education at the summer school. The program follows last year’s state expenditure on graveling and related roadwork in Montgomery County.
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