Klingaman Named Frederick High Principal For 1922 23
Prof W K Klingaman is appointed principal of Frederick High School starting in September, with Bel Air High School ahead of him in co education. He is a Franklin and Marshall graduate who studied at Columbia, and will lead the combined high schools under the Frederick County Board of Education. Assistant principal selection favors Prof Charles H Remsberg, formerly Girls High School head, while Prof G Nevin Robert resigns as Boys High School principal to head Hood College Education department. The board also handled routine matters at today’s meeting.
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W. K. Klingaman
Frederick High School
Klingaman
Frederick County Board of Education
Bel Air High School
county school board
State Department of Education
Bel Air
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Columbia University
New York City
Charles H. Remsbert
Girls
G. Nevin Robert
Department of Education
Hood College
Robert
Auto Run to Abbottstown Showers Friends with Chicken Dinner
Frederick Scottish Rite Masons toured to Abbottstown Pennsylvania on Monday afternoon. The group included Grayson H. Staley Dr. Charles E. Weller Dr. A Atlee Radcliff R Ames Hendrickson S Elmer Brown Thomas A Chapline Albert M o blentz A B Colimus Charles B Cox William Herwig Grover L Michael A LeRoy M Cardell Charles Opel Jr Gerson Rosenour F B Sappington Dr J E Schell Jr Abe Hemp Ir Albert L Brice Edgar H McBride Roscoe B Rhoads Charles M Saank Irving M Landauer Howard W Simmons and Harry Gross. Committee on Arrangements Grayson H Staley Dr A Atlee Had cliff Gerson Rosenour.
Pograms in Ukraine Report Massacre and Airline Proposal
The Copenhagen based Berlingske Tidende reports that pogroms have been committed in Ukraine with the massacre of the entire Jewish population of four towns, a claim not yet corroborated. The piece also notes a British plan to use five lighter-than-air airships for weekly passenger service to India and Australia, aided by a new carburetor enabling a 40 percent load increase.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Helsingborg
Berlingske-Tidende
Ukraine
Australia
India
Bombay
mall
Ruth suspended two more days for talk to umpire
Chicago June 21 Babe Ruth's clash with umpire Dineen led to a five day suspension after a prior three day penalty. President Ban Johnson announced Ruth will miss two additional games and be suspended without pay totaling 1,500 dollars for the season.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Dineen
Ban Johnson
Johnson
Ruth
Dinesa
Cleveland
Fourteen Dwellings Planned on North Market Street
Cannon and Crum purchase fourteen building lots on North Market Street extended from Rev. and Mrs. Motter for 4900 dollars. The 280 by 320 foot parcels lie between Arthur Willard and William Neidig along the highway. Each 20 by 320 foot lot will host a modern dwelling with rules banning houses under 4000 dollars.
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Cannon and Crum
Isaac M. Motter
North Market street
Arthur D. Willard
William C. Neidig
Maryland to Receive Federal Aid for Roads This Year
Washington reports Maryland will get 427,086 from the Federal Treasury for roads starting July 1, to be matched by the state and spent under existing rules. Virginia gets 971,219 and Delaware 243,750 in the same year, with larger sums to follow. Total apportionment is 5 1 190,000,000 from the Federal aid roads appropriation signed by President Harding.
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Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
Harding
Ward kept bachelor apartment in New York
White Plains June 21 District Attorney Ahornes Weeks said private detectives reported Walter Ward maintained a bachelor apartment in New York while away last summer and received women there The detectives explore this as possible support for Ward s claim that a Wackmail plot caused the caving of Clarence Peters in which Ward is charged
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Associated Press
White Plains
Xo Y
District
Ahornes Weeks
Walter S&S Ward
New York
Ward
Clarence Peters
Frederick Readies 9000 Marines for Gettysburg Maneuvers
Frederick braces for a vast marine encampment as 9000 troops from the Fifth and Sixth regiments pass through on their route from Quantico to Gettysburg. General Butler chairs the advance, with camps planned at Fair Grounds and Cap Neville, Rockville, Camp Richards, and Ridgeville before the July maneuvers. Governor Ritchie may attend to receive Maryland’s state keys.
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Associated Press
Bethesda
Quantico
Gettysburg
Frederick
S. D. Butler
Cap Neville
Rockville
Camp Richards
Gaithersburg
Ridgeville
Maryland
Thurmont
City of the Dead
Howards Announce Inter-School Debate Awards
Othe Keller Jota Woot Charles Tras Rene Harp Jr. win silver medals alongside Pauline Poste Jenoinne Etchison bronze medals and George Thomas Jr along with Junior Thomas of Adamstown receive merit certifications from the University of Maryland for their showing in inter-school debates during the school year.
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Howards Announce
Othe Keller
Jota Woot
Charles Tras
Rene & Harp, Jr
Mises Pauline Poste
Jenoinne Etchison
brone
aml
George
Delay Likely For Maryland Hangings Of Two Men
Maurice E. Nokes of Poolesville and Clarence W. Pinkett of Loudoun County both colored were sentenced in Rockville to be hanged for the murder of Frank Baker of Poolesville. Their attorney seeks a Maryland court of appeals review and a new trial, with the sentence potentially stayed by Governor Ritchie. Sheriff Moxley prepared for the executions, though action is expected within days.
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Maurice E. Nokes
Poolesville
Montgomery county
Clarence W. Pinkett
Loudoun county
Rockville
Frank Baker
Ritchie
John A. Garrett
Maryland court of appeals
Alvie A. Moxiey
Wade Facing Trial Will Not Resign From Board
Baltimore June 21 Preparation for the trial of Dr J Hubert Wade treasurer of the State Prison Control Board on charges of official misconduct moved forward. Attorney Eugene O Dunne demanded Wade receipts for money paid Samuel Leibowitz for an automobile and sought Wade bank books and 1919 deposits and withdrawals. O Dunne will also summon witnesses and obtain bank books for associates with Wade and the House of Corrections. Governor Ritchie postponed the trial to Friday at 11 a m to accommodate Attorney General Armstrong who will advise but not prosecute.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
J. Hubert Wade
State Prison Control Board
Ritchie
Wade
Eugene O'Bondeche
Dr. Wade
Samuel Leibowitz
Samuel Leibowitz for the automobile, which Dr. Wade
O.Dunne
Letho wits
House of Corrrection
Board of Prison Control
Alexander Armstrong
le gal
Eugene O’Dunne
Armstrong
Widening of Court Street to be discussed by aldermen
A special Board of Aldermen meeting is set for tomorrow at 8 PM to consider widening the Court street block between West Patrick and West Church. Mayor Lloyd Culler called the session at the Real Estate Board of Frederick’s request. Attendance is open to the public as organizers seek broad sentiment. The board estimates the project at about $40,000, with work plans on display in local storefronts. The proposal aims to create a north south thoroughfare to relieve Market street and accommodate the new Barrow Street hotel.
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Board of Aldermen
Court street
West Patrick
West Church streets
Lloyd C. Culler
Real Estate Board of
Frederick
Real Estate Board
Culler
Market street
Barrow Court street
Fifty Thousand Men Quit Jobs in Clothing Industry
New York June 21 Fifty thousand workers in the men's clothing industry left their jobs across the metropolitan area to pressure manufacturers to use registered union contractors. Announcement came from Hyman Blomberg, chairman of the New York Joint Board of Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America.
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Associated Press
New York
Hyman Blomberg
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Week's Weather Favorable for Plant Growth in State
Baltimore June 21 The week's weather was favorable for plant growth with crops in good condition. Warm humid wet weather in the first ten days caused damage to wheat in west and north central Maryland and to peas in north central Maryland. Wheat overall is good, ranging from fair to good.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland
Levee Break Floods Land Near Las Indas
Four hundred feet of levee on the San Benito Irrigation district near Brownsville failed under flood waters from the Rio Grande. The break threatens Las Indas, prompting a large work crew to reinforce the levees guarding the town and surrounding low lands in Cameron County.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Texas
San Benito Irrigation district
Cameron
Las Indas
Taneytown Youth Drowns During Pool Swim Tragedy
Earl W. Sauble, 78, son of Mr and Mrs George Sauble near Taneytown, drowned while swimming with friends at Starner's dam on the Monocacy River. Despite warnings and attempts by Ed Morelock Ed Hawn and others to save him, his body was recovered half an hour later.
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Earl W. Sauble
George, Sauble
Taneytown
Sauble
Starner’s dam
Ed Morelock
Guy Hawn
parity
John Broening
Larger Cop Force Adds Only $100 To City Payroll
City increases police from nine to ten members but reduces the annual pay to 1000 dollars per officer. Total police salary rises from 9900 to 10000 dollars, a net gain of 100 dollars yearly. Also cuts to engineer and fireman wages at the electric light plant were approved, with the engineer dropping to 1440 and the fireman to 1200. Chief Filby outlines current patrol assignments and shifts.
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Culler
Caldermen
city electric light plant
Bight
Filby
Adama
Nogle
Smith
Painter
Walsh
north
Engelbrecht
Bowen
south
Cronenburg
New Development in Affairs of Md Machine Co
The Maryland Motor Machine Company faces a legal setback as the court overrules a motion to quash an attachment by Central Trust Company of Maryland. The trust seeks $250 on a note it discounted, while the company argues against attachment due to foreign status despite a resident agent. Judge Worthington clarifies a 10 day rule for resident agents. Hearing set for July 11 at 7 PM after demurrer recall.
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Maryland Motor Machine Company
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Gay K. Motter
Central Trust Company
Delaware corporation
Frederick City
Maryland
Harry C. Hull
Worthington
Weinberg
Mexican Pete at New High as Oils Gain
The Associated Press reports Mexican Petroleum rose early then recovered, hitting a new high for the year at 170 percent by noon. Minor gains followed for other oils while the market closed irregularly after about 1,100,000 shares traded. An engagement announcement notes Mrs Susan Walker Thurmand of Memphis announces her daughter Magine's engagement to Ernest Helfenstein Jr of the city, with a wedding planned in August.
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Associated Press
New York
Susan Walker Thurmand
Memphis
Tenn
Magine
Ernest Helfenstein, Jr
Miss Thurmand
Hood College
New Farm Agent Named to Begin Duties July 1
John McGill Jr. of Cumberland is named Allegany County farm agent with duties starting July 1. Former manager of Queen City Dairy Co. he reorganized and moved operations to a cooperative plan. He previously served as county farm agent and will join amid county efforts to fund the position with state and federal salary support. Dr. Symons oversaw the selection after a survey and commissioners’ approval of funding.
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John MMcGil, Jr
Cumberland
McGill
McGills
Queen City Dairy Co
dairy company
Allegany county
T. B. Symons
Maryland
Dr. Symons
board of county commissioners
Symons
Mr. McGill
Hacked to death for alleged attack on child
New York June 21 Thomas Meighen 62 was hacked to death with a hatchet in a Brooklyn basement by Sabitano Svordonano who says he found an intruder attacking his 7 year old daughter Lillian He fought fiercely but was mortally wounded Svordonano told police I have been waiting two weeks to find this man and I saw red when I saw him this morning with my girl Mrs Earl F Shriver and daughter Margaret Roelker of Atlanta Ga visit Elroy Roelker 134 East Third Street Watch The News grow.
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Associated Press
New York
Thomas Meighen
Sabitano Svordonano
Brooklyn
Lillian
Meighen
Hfe
Svordonano
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Homer D. Ridenour
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H. D. Ridenour
C. AH. Peck
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Middletown
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Adamstown
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North Carolina
Catawba College
Newton
N.C
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Frederick County
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