Belt Arrested on Drunken Driving and Assault Charges
Z W Belt is arrested on four warrants including drunken driving and assault and battery. Deputies say he threatened with a revolver in the presence of the Kline children and struck F Simmons in the face. Two additional charges stem from driving under the influence and past convic tions, with a pending appeal over a hit and run conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W Belt
Wil P. Steiner
Wilson Avenue
Belt
Thela
Steiner
Bpedge
Henry Nusz
F. Simmons
Simmons
Cuys
Nobile Directs Rescue Plans From Polar Camp
General Umberto Nobile guided rescue efforts for his stranded seven with five companions after Italia disaster. Provisions totaling 650 pounds were dropped by Major Maddalena, with radio updates to the base ship Citta di Milano. News on Roald Amundsen remained unavailable as weather hindered search efforts near Spitzbergen.
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A. P
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
North East Land
Maddalena
Umberte Nobile
Italia
North Pole
Citta di Milano
Roald Amundsen
Norway
Spitebergen
Mad- Galena
Pittsburgh and West Virginia railway extension approved
Washington June 21 AP Permis to build 68 miles of new line into Connelville Me Pa from Cochran's Mill was granted by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The commission overruled opposition from the Pennsylvania Nickel Plate B and O and Wheeling and Lake Erie to the Pittsburgh company’s proposed extension.
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Washington
Connelia
Cochran's Mill
Pittsburgh and West Virginian Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Nickle
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Company
Work Approved as National Chairman for Republican Committee
Washington reports that Interior Secretary Work was formally approved as chairman of the Republican National Committee by a sub committee from the Kansas City convention. Officers named include Vice chairmen Ralph Williams, Mrs Alvin T Hert, Daniel E Pomeroy, Franklin Fort and treasurer J R Nutt with Harry Blair listed as eastern treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican National Committee
Kansas City
Hoover
Ralph ©. Willams
Oregon
Alvin T. Hert
Kentucky
Daniel E. Pomeroy
New Jersey
Franklin Fort
Joseph R. Nutt
Ohio
J. R Nutt
Cleveland
Harry Blair
New York City
National Committee
Essay Winners to Visit Frederick for Historic Tour
Frederick will host two boys and a girl who won essays on The Historical and Educational Value of Productions Like My Maryland. The visit includes tours of Barbara Fritchie House and nearby sites, with media reps from Rochester, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and journalists from the Shu bert and Fox News groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Barbara Fritchie
Emay
Rochester
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Shubert Producing Company
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Huff
Con
Cincinnatii
R. Times-Star
Hagerstown
Walter Corcoran
Mcqueenie
Postcard Postage Cuts Take Effect July First
Washington announces July 1 changes to postal rates. One cent for private mailing cards and reduced air mail charges. Third class rate set at 1.5 cents per two ounces with bulk matter permits and new registry fees. Fourth class parcels gain revised handling charges by weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Congress
Universal Postal Union
United States
Division of
Eoreia
Clem Shaver Leads Democratic Party From Despair To Hope
Washington June 21 Clem Shaver chairman of the Democratic national committee combines fishing and politics. A West Virginian with a calm, clean image he steered the party from debt to readiness for future campaigns while backing Davis in 1924 and shaping strategies for 1920 and 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
NEA Service, Inc
Washington
Clem Shaver
Democratic National Committee
West Virginia
Fairmont
Shaver
John W. Davis
Davis
Coal Lanis
State Committee
England
Ned Smith
Fairmont Times
Ames
Shave
Tammany
Houston
Olem Shaver
Today Marks First Day of Summer and Longest Day
The article notes June 21 as the start of summer and the year's longest daylight period. It mentions after today daylight will shorten and reports an overnight low of 8 degrees with Wednesday's high at 82. Rain is expected to persist with showers likely for the next day.
Coolidge Denies Clemency for Three Executions
President Coolidge rejected clemency requests for Nicholas Lee Eagles John Proctor and Samuel Moreno who were sentenced to be electrocuted in Washington for first degree murder of Patrolman Busch in 1926. The Attorney General's report and low appeals to higher courts preceded the denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Coolidge
Nicholas Lee Eagles
John Proctor
Samuel Moreno
Washington
Patrolman
Busch
Justice Department
Mabel Bell's trans Atlantic flight attempt ends in delay
Miss Mabel Bell abandons her planned flight back to Broadway after weather delays. aboard the monoplane Columbia were Oliver Bouitiux pilot Arthur Argles co pilot and Andrew Saini mechanic the attempt was halted following Amelia Harbart's earlier successful flight to England. American Legion Auxiliary meets discuss birthday party and Poppy Day proceeds.
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Harbor Grace
N. P
Mabel Bell
Columbia
Curtiss Field
NL OY
Oliver L Bouitiiux
Arthur Argles
Andrew Saini
Bell
Charles A. Levine
Amelia Harbart
England
American Legion Auxiliary
Pythian Castle
Claggett Rams- Dare
Paich
Wayside Inn
Princess Helen Granted Divorce From Carol
Princess Helen of Romania has been granted a divorce from Prince Carol by Bucharest courts. The desertion and affronts cited in the petition, filed two weeks prior, prompted the action. Carol, who eloped with Magda Lupescu in 1925, has been living abroad amid royal controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Helen
Carol
Athens
Magda Lupescu
Belgium
England
Ru- Manis
Home Invasion At East Church Street Leaves Intruder Unknown
Police report a man entered the residence of Mr and Mrs William Schreiber on East Church street Tuesday evening and fled when confronted by Mrs Schreiber. The intruder's identity remains unknown though police say inquiries continue with no leads. Mrs Schreiber is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Moore and the golf pro at the Catoctin Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ©. Schreiber
East Church Street
Schreiber
Catoctin Country Club
William H. Moore
Leas
Key Council elects officers for ensuing term
Francis Scott Key Council No 4% O 0A M met Wednesday evening and elected officers for the new term. Charles W Keiser was named vice councillor. Chester McKenzie recording secretary. Franklin N Shiples assistant secretary. Jacob Lo Engelbrecht finance secretary. Wm F Snyder indictor. Lloyd C G Miller examiner. John W Falk inside protector. Jesse M Haugh outside protector. Carenca M Phieeger chaplain. Clarenti M Phieeger trustee. Jacob I Engelbrecht was elected again as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Council
Francis Scott Key Council
Conneilor
Charles W Keiser
Chester McKenzie
Franklin N. Shiples
Jacob Lo Engelbrecht
Wm F Snyder
Indatter
Lloyd CG Miller
John W Falk
Jesse M Haugh
Carenca M Phieeger
Culberston Named Ambassador to Chile
William S Culberison of Kansas was named ambassador to Chile to succeed William M Collies of New York, who resigned. The appointment was announced today by Secretary of State Kaluse in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culberston
Washington
William S Culberison
Kansas
Chile
William M. Collies
New York
Kaluse
July 4 Park Fireworks Plan Tied to City Committee Action
City officials authorize Baker Park fireworks display for July 4 led by Park committee members John Pent Hunter Bowers and August Brust. The session also approves street cleanup studies on East Sixth and East Fourth streets and authorizes an audit, water works inspection for July 12, and park fence work around Mullinix Park.
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Board of Aldermen
New Street
John 5S
Renn
August T Brust
G. William Shipley
East Sixth Street
Chapel Alley
East Fourth Street
Market Street
Cty
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Baker Park
Park Committee
John 8. Pent
Hunter Bowers
August T. Brust
Carroll Creek
Weat Patrick Street
Maxwell
Mullinix Park
Jamboree for Boy Scouts Opens at Baker Camp
A Friday start at Baker Camp for a Boy Scout Jamboree with patrols hiking in, inspecting packs, and nightly camp fire programs. Judges will evaluate shelter sites, cooking areas, wood cutting, and first aid gear as scouts camp and demonstrate skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Camp
Demands for Prohibition Platform Plank Stir Nashville
An open letter from Bishop H. M. Dubose urges 300000 signers to oppose any pro wet stance at the Houston Democratic convention. He warns a wet nomination could trigger a mass bolt of dry Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
H. M. Dubose
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Houston
Dubose
Southland Committee of Safety
Aw Prohibition Organisation
New Police Appointments and Shifts Under City Administration
Unchanged overall staffing with two new officers Frank W Orum and William Y Anderson bringing total to 15. Desk sergeant duties shift among Salter Crum Devilbiss and Anderson with day duty 6 am to 6 pm and night 6 pm to 6 am. traffic posts at the Square and Baker Park detailed for Hiltner Miller and others. Chief Walsh oversees combined force with listed day and night personnel and patrol assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Frank W. Orum
William Y. Anderson
George Salter
Thomas M. Filby
Crum
Charles Devilbiss
Martin J. Walsh
Walsh
George W. Nagle
George &. Jacobs
Allen Bartgis
Reverdy Cronenburg
Roy Hiltner
Nagle and
Jacobs
Barrgis
Cronenburg
Baker Park
Hiltner
Salter
Hoffman, Crum, McHenry and
Smith
Schell
Miller
Devilbiss
Anderson
Virginia Democrats Hold State Convention in Roanoke
The Virginia Democratic convention convened in Roanoke with many delegates absent. An opening procession featured the Norfolk and Western Railway band and a large photo honoring President Woodrow Wilson. A welcome speech by Major Fox Oli Roanoke followed amid cheers and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
J Murray Hooker
Norfolk and Western Railway
Ta‘e
Wondrew Wilson
Fox Oly Roanoke
State Eagles Elect Joseph B Davis President
Joseph B. Davis was elected president of the Maryland State organization of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Other officers include AML May as state vice president and W. B. Sadler as secretary. Charles Weiss of Baltimore was chosen as representative to the Grand Lodge in Columbus, Ohio. The 1929 state contention will be held at Lamachming with David J Lewis, a Democratic candidate for Congress, as principal speaker at the Whansuct Wednesday.
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Glen& ©. Garber
Frederik Chamber of Commerce
H. Noel Haller
Chamber of Commerce
Hammond Clary
Barbera Fritchie Memorial Association
Robert L. Warfield
Rotary Club
Louisa L. Wilson
Buwanis Club
Charles F Seecer
Lions Club
John S. Hershey
Francis Scott Kevhotel
Frank MecGranh
Shubert Company
Sy Maryland
Gethsburg
Antietam
Harpers’ Ferry
Frederik City
Hersher
Francis
Scott Key Hotel
Joseph B. Davis
Hagerstown Lodge
Eagles
Aml May
Highlandtown
W. 8. Sadler
Baltimore
J. H. Fleetstone
Howard MI Albaugh
Predare Ick
W J. Cubbage
Cumbersland
H.C. Kline
Brame Wick
Cutelée
A. Squires
Cumberland
Roland Lemmert
Frosterg
John Zink
Bernard Smith
Frederick
Charles Weiss Baltimore
Grand Lodge
Columbus
Ohio
David J Lewis
Mee
Retoal Merchants Meet in Frederick Association Session
A meeting of the Frederick Retail Merchants Association executive committee was held Wednesday night at 730 in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The business focused on securing the association’s finances and planning to improve organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion's Clan
Frederick
Frederick Reval’ Merchagen Association
Francis Scott Key
Wade
Joe F
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Rene Gulllaud
Connelsville
LC Cavum
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Nir
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Iplan
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Broadway
Ares
Mrs. Schreiber
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Thurmont
Hunting Creek
Wolfville
Johnstown
Middletons
Washington County
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Harmony
Johnsons
Myersville
Gircumbe
Nickle's Church
At Mill
Wolfsville
Wolfaville
Jefferson
Tron
Middletown
Boyer's Mill
Linganoy
Middle Phiare
Creagerstown Bay
Urbana
Crist
William Funk
Lewis Crawford
Vernon Yingling
Hue
County Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Braddock Heights
Ethel Poyner
County Christian Endeavor
Young Peoples
JG Shashaker
Innet
Call
Davy” Lewie
City Bar
McCarden
Virginia
Democrats
Rall
Alton Y. Bennett
Peoples Court
Hull
Sheri Willam F. Steiner
Remnald Biser
Bier
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Hill
Mayer Culter
Brust
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Bagerstown
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