Berengaria due Friday carries liquors aboard
The Cunard liner Berengaria sails for New York with a report of a U.S. dry law test likely to follow, as authorities note the ship’s departure and expected challenges after it passes the Statue of Liberty. A fire tragedy on Chicago’s South Side left ten dead and about thirty injured in a three story tenement blaze, with a furniture dealer questioned over an in basement still.
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Olympic
Devy America
Associated Press
Chicago
We Hate
Federal
Joseph Smith
Agas
Commission to pick sites for memorials
Col. D. John Markey has not yet received official confirmation of his appointment to the American Battles Monument Commission. The commission will plan and locate memorials for American forces in France, Belgium, and Italy, but must be approved by the National Art Commission before accepting designs or materials. The body will annually report financial and other actions to the President. Col. Markey heads the American Legion Military Affairs Committee and backed the commission plan at the New Orleans convention. President Harding’s St Louis address will be broadcast by WEAF at 10:00 p m Eastern daylight time, with a June 22 Kansas City speech on WHAF at 7:00 p m.
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Col
D. John Markey
Washington
Harding
France
Belligm
Italy
Markey
United States
American Legion
Congress
American Logien
New Orleans
Warding
St Louis
WEAF
Vise
Kansas City
WHAF
Frederick High School to graduate largest Maryland class
Tonight 119 graduates will receive diplomas from Superintendent G. Lloyd Palmer at the City Opera House marking the first year of Frederick's consolidation of boys and girls high schools. Dr. H. M. J. Klein of Franklin and Marshall College will give the address. By week’s end county totals reach 225 graduates.
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Frederick High School
G. Lloyd Palmer
City Opera House
Frederick
Maryland
H. M. J. Klein
Franklin and Marshall College
Speculative element bids eagerly for stocks
New York, June 21. The speculative element has been eagerly bidding for stocks in the morning trading, with many popular shares rising one to three points. Steel and Tube preferred jumped nine points after the dissolution of an injunction tied to its absorption by Youngstown Sheet and Tube. The prior day’s price collapse appeared beyond bears’ expectations as concerted support appeared, prompting shorts to buy. Cash money opened at 5 percent. the day closed strong with about 1,300,000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Steel and Tube Preferred
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Bear
Shorts
Negro Personnel for Negro Hospital Planned
Washington June 21 A complete negro personnel will man the Veterans Bureau hospital at Tuskegee Ala according to Director Himes in a letter to President Harding The question of whether negro physicians should head the institution receiving negro patients has stirred bitter controversy
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Associated Press
Washington
Veterans’ Bureau
Tuskagee
Ala
Himes
Harding
Oil City Fire Tops $100000 From Explosion at Refinery
Fire caused by an explosion at the Penn American Refining Co. refinery near Oil City Pennsylvania threatened the 12 acre plant at Rousville. The blaze was finally extinguished with an estimated loss of 100000.
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Associated Press
Ol City
Penn-American Refining Company
Rousville
Here
Estimira
Office Clerks of RWYS Form Selves Into Union
St Louis June 21 An office clerks union of stenographers typists and bookkeepers formed within the order of railroad telegraphers with national headquarters here The new union has a charter from the American Federation of Labor Mellon holds conferences in Washington to address the ship liquor situation as foreign lines push efforts to bring liquor to American waterside carillon of 60 porcelain bells to a cathedral in France is planned
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Associated Press
St. Louis
American Federation of Labor
Mellon
Confernnces
Washington
France
Governmenta
Brunswick Alumni Banquet Debates Gymnasium at High School
Brunswick High School Alumni Association held its ninth annual banquet at Hilltop Hotel Harper's Ferry with a business meeting and discussions on establishing a gymnas ium and auditorium. The event featured toasts by William Gross and others, election of officers, a post banquet dance by Peerless Orchestra, and a long list of attendees.
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Brunswick High School
Brunswick High School Alumni Association
Hilltop
Harper’s Ferry
William Gross
John Funk
Katherine Keller
Daniel Staley
Margaret Wenner
Roger X. Day
Isvilliane Harrington
Louyse Nicodemus
Velyn Flook
G. Maurice Kaetzel
Gertrude Smith
Ernest Mills
Frederick
Winifred Potterfield
Mary Collier
Frances Kaplan
Myer Kaplan
Alice c. Karn
Marie Kidwiler
Edgar L. Shelton
Guy R. Fellers
O. O. Karn
Mary C. Kaetzel
Esther Stewart
Lily M. Moore
Glenn A. Crim
Douglas Jones
C. M. Hirst
Grace V. Mills
Russell F. Mills
H. 1. Chambers
Mrs
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C. Reginald Shewbridge
E. K. Reed
Virginia Horine
Helen Karn
Margaret Carter Wenner
Virginia A. Jones
Fae Magalis
Mildred Kaetzel
Dora Taylor
Celena M. Bell
Nellie Compton
William B. Gross
D. R. Staley
Pauline Hemp
James Bevans
Mary Hoff
Bar T. Cage
W. B. Watson
Bessie L. Shelton
George P. Swank
Nona EB. Conway
G. G. Swank
James Clendening
Frances Jones
Pauline Cadle
Elkton Fire Destroys Businesses in Md Loss About 50900
Elkton Maryland June 21 a fire swept through part of the business district destroying several stores and contents with losses estimated at about 50900. The Cecil County Courthouse was for a time seriously threatened by the blaze.
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Associated Press
Elkton
Cecil County Court House
Harding and party arrive in Cincinnati
President Harding and his party reached Cincinnati early today aboard a special train. The arrival was kept secret with only a few people aware the train was in the yards, and it stayed there just five minutes before continuing on.
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Harding
Party
Cincinnati
Associated Press
Ohio
Father of Life Saving Service Dies in Washington
Washington June 21 Sumner Y F Imball known as the father of the United States lifesaving service died at his home at midnight He was 85 years old and survived by a widow and a son The article notes a tax related arrest that is unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sumner Yfimball
United States Lifesaving Service
Summer Debuts With Slightly Cooler Weather Forecast
Washington forecast says the first day of summer will be not quite as warm as earlier days, though heat lingers in Frederickton. The city faces a hot stretch as residents cope with heat waves, with infants and children suffering more and families seeking relief in pools and fans. Headlines poke at spring’s mischief and summer’s arrival as merchants and residents brace for the season.
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Spring
Dartmouth College names "Shiner" Berges its handsomest man
Glen Ridge New Jersey resident Berges, a standout all around athlete and current gym team captain, is proclaimed the college's handsomest man. The feature highlights his status as a campus Adonis and top performer.
Dr Eliot Outlines Six Ways To Reform Coal Industry
Dr Charles W. Eliot of Harvard proposes six measures to prevent monopolies, preserve coal supply, and improve industrial relations. He calls for keeping order in all coal fields, public protection against monopolies, face to face arbitration, union incorporation, localized industrial commissions, and a shift toward negotiations and shared prosperity over conflict. The letter to the National Coal Association emphasizes democratic progress through cooperation and responsible union practices.
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Dr. Eliot
Associated Press
Auntie City
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
National Coal Association
Eliot
Peopl
Coal Commission
Canada
Dominion
Ex-soldiers dedicate Blue and Grey room at Key Hotel
A 29th Division Association meeting and banquet will dedicate the Blue and Grey grill room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Brigadier General Milton Reckord calls all who served with the division to attend. Colonel D. John Markey and Major Elmer Munshower handle notices. Brigadier General John McA. Palmer will be among guests. attendees from Baltimore Washington Hagerstown and Cumberland expected.
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29Th Division Association
Milton A. Reckord
Frederick's
Reckord
D. John Markey
Elmer F. Munshower
John McA. Palmer
8Th Infantry
Argonne
115Th Infantry
Ca. A
Col
Markey
Baltimore
Washington
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Germans Attack Belgian Cyclists Near Dorsten
Aixla Chapelle June 21 Germans have attacked a Belgian cycling detachment at Siskingmuehlen near Dorsten in occupied territory. Advices say firearms were used but details and outcome are unclear.
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Associated Press
Aixla-Chapelle
Siskingmuehlen
Dorsten
Ten Prostrated by Heat in Chicago Today
Chicago reports a hot day with ten persons prostrated before noon despite night showers and a partly overcast sky. Masons to attend church events planned for Sunday June 24 at 7 15 p m including St John s Day services led by Rev S Co Hoover at Grace Rey formed church. The Star Spangled Tanner, a work by Francia Scott Rey in 1814.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Columbia
Lynch Lodges of Masons
Grace Rey
Rev
S. Co. Hoover
Francia Scott Rey
Miss Munn Leaves For Work At Gut
At a Freder ick county Children's Aid Society meeting the resignation of Miss Mary Jane Munn was accepted effective immediately. She served six and a half years as Frederick county probation officer and secretary of the local branch. She left Frederick to take a social service post at the Maryland House of Correction under Col. Claude B. Sweezey. A testimonial committee and a committee to confer with the Court on a successor were appointed. The secretary role remains combined with county probation duties, and a replacement will be named within days.
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Frederick County
Children's Aid Society
Mary Jane Munn
Miss Munn
Frederick
Maryland House of Correction
Claude B. Sweezey
Children’s Aid Society
Charles McC. Mathias
Curb Market Exiles Two Members In Trading Probe
New York June 21 Wall Street moved with sanctions at the curb market suspending one member for a year and expelling another Benjamin Alexander was expelled for an act inconsistent with the curb trading rules A Bay Morley Co was suspended for an act detrimental to the exchange Alexander known to be connected with J Schneck. The report also notes Swell as waves generated by distant storms.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Benjamin Alexander
A. BR. Morley
A. Bay Morley and Co
Alexander
Morley
Exchange
J. Schneck
Hood College faces largest enrollment next year
Hood College anticipated a record year as enrollments rise with new dorm facilities and the addition of Coblentz Hall. The senior class of 1924 was the largest, with 134 freshmen, 58 juniors, and ongoing plans for a Y hut for day students.
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Troot College
Wicely
Reder
St Hood
Heat wave relief promised as cool fronts approach
Washington reports limited relief from a lengthy heat wave that has caused numerous deaths. The Weather Bureau indicates cooler air arriving tonight and Friday for New England, New York, the lower Great Lakes, and parts of the Middle Atlantic region, with modest temperature drops elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Middle West
Weather Bureau
New England
New York
Lake
Middle Atlantic
Virginia
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