Summer religious conferences set for Hood College
Hood College hosts multiple interdenominational gatherings starting June 24 and running through July 27. Attendance ranges from 150 to 600 with sessions by the Reformed Episcopal Presbyterian and Presbyterian churches, including youth missions and the Baltimore Synod.
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Reformed, Episcopal and Presbyterian Denominions
Hood College
Baltimore
Eid
Synod
Young People's Missionary Conference of the
Reformed Church
Blue Mountain Conference
The
Episcopal Church
Young People’s Conference
Presisterian Church
Water Sinn Heads Republican bid for State’s Attorney
Water E Sinn former Frederick Bar member and acting State’s Attorney announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for State’s Attorney. He is the first avowed candidate from another party in the field though primaries are in 1920. Sinn cited prior experience and support interest as he seeks the office.
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Water E. Sinn
Frederick
Frederick County
Sinn
Siven
Storm
Lesi
Plane crash near Texarkana leaves one dead another hurt
A small plane bound for Dallas struck a tree during takeoff near Texarkana Arkansas. Os car Nash and Howard Wedd were aboard. Nash was killed. Wedd injured and hospitalized. A witness reported seeing the crash and helping survivors reach medical care.
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Texarkana
Ark
Oscar Nash
Mas Kited
Howard Wedd
Emporaty Land
Zere
Dallas
J m
Nash
A’s Pound Yankees in Today’s Opener
The Oakland Athletics defeated the New York Yankees in the opening game. Highlights mention strong pitching and a decisive early lead, with key contributions from standout batters.
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Yankees
Ocean Flyers News Delayed as Azores Reports Reach Spain
Reports from the Azores and Fayal Island claim the Spanish airship squadron led by Major Ramon Franco and three companions may have landed on Sao Miguel. Spain awaited confirmation with limited communication between San Miguel and Horland Island as news circulated late today.
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Madrid
Suse
Enn
Horia
Fayal
Ramon Franco
Sao Miguel
Suspected Poison in New England Family Tragedy
The case centers on the Fifth Nember family of Bel Ar ME where three relatives Edgar Stone older son Mrs Emma Stone mother in law and Geo Stone 15 are reported to have died under peculiar circumstances. Baltimore chemists found traces of poison in the remains of Geo Stone 15 and the murder charge against Mrs Stone follows. Remaining bodies to be exhumed Monday for examination.
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Bel Ar
Famly
Cary
John Scone
Edgar Stone
Emma Stose
Rockville Firemen Win In Town Carnival Standings
Rockville fire department topped the Rock-up test at Gaithersburg carnival. Bethesda placed second with 30 seconds and Kensington third in 34 percent? seconds. Judges were Lieut Davenport and Battl Chiefs Stanton Simmons. Winning team members included Chief Clarence F E Anderx and others. A supper followed as many residents attended.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Gaithersburg
Clarence FE. Anderx
Exagimic
Willam F. Disney
Raleigh 5
Francis S. Liddane
Warner Emphrer
John F. Poole
Maurice Glick
Wayman
Frank H. Higgins
George H. Bois
Gance
Young Girl Slayer Granted Freedom in Starkville Hearing
Grace Moblin, a four year old girl, was released today after a hearing before Justice of the Peace W. R. Douglas. The DA D Bell recommended dismissal. The note claims Nobbiin is not Bush, claiming she found him beating her 70 year old father with an axe handle.
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Starksville
Miss
Grace Moblin
Walter Bush
W. R. Douglas
D. ¥. Bell
Nobbiin
Bush
Columbia U Eight Wins Marlow Eights Classic
The Columbia University eight defeated Twickenham by a length and a quarter to win the Marlow Eights. Time for the 7 3/4 mile race was four minutes twenty seconds after two heat wins.
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Marlow
England
Columbia University Today
Twickenham
Censorship Joker in New Tariff Law Stirs Debate
Washington officials debate a proposed tariff law’s censorship joker aimed at blocking seditious books and materials. Critics warn it could hamper research and free reading while treasury and post office officials defend it as an administrative measure. Weather outlook calls for showers early week with near normal temperatures.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury de
Zecharish
Palestine
Gilead
Hymonty
Ouse Gerstown
Towson
Ategerstown
Grand Massial W. J. EX
Wei Seger
Hazes Tsto
E. Earl Remsbere
George L. Mobley
Boa Shafer
F. M. Woltinger
Bennett
Charles P. Staley
Bs Gannon
Oscar B. Peteins
Ed G. Hausa
Bists
Sinclair's jail time cut by 35 days in bribery case
Harry F. Sinclair and Henry Mason Day were ordered committed to jail for refusing to answer Senate investigators. The sentence will run concurrently with existing terms, reducing time behind bars by about 35 days. W Sherry Minman Burns was fined 1900 dollars.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Henry Mason Day
Sinclair
Yail Sents
Senate
W. Sherry Minman Burns
Burns Dee
William J. Burns
Supreme Court
Tre R Ont
Fragmentary OCR item about court case and names
Fragmentary text mentions Orphacy in was exeruisa dex B and Childs exect ant entire Court at Rees in 7905, named Fy tier and be ang.
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Childs
Rees
Fytier
Heirs Named in Trial of Local Figure
Court records reveal two named heirs tied to a recent local estate dispute. Details show the involvement of known associates and a proceeding date set for the next court session.
Pipe Line Trench Work Set To Start In July
City notes July 17 meeting where the award for trench work on a new pipe line is announced. Completion of street oiling and repairs continues as drainage plans and parkway lighting are discussed for the near future.
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Tom S Mow
Wdo
West Fifth Street
H. & F. Railway
Ioh Parkway
The
Board of Al¢ertion
One Shot Incident In Darlington Involves Deputy and Man
Bel Air Maryland June 22 AP Gar Baker was shot in the leg at Darlington during a fight with Deputy Sheriff Harry Turner. Russell, confined in the county jail, was charged with disturbing the peace after treatment. Earlier Turner had arrested Russell for intoxication and a $5 fine was imposed. Last night Russell went to the officer’s home and demanded to see him, they confronted on the porch and Russell struck Turner.
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Bel Air
Injured Girl Falls From Pinning Board Incident
Miss Cornelia Smith, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harmon Smith, injured after a fall from a pinning board at a mobile home site near Earthorn, last Sunday. She is being treated for unspecified injuries.
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Cornelia
Sraich
Harmon Simth
Timoblie
Price Recovers Continues
Price trends show a steady recovery with continued gains across markets. Analysts cite support from demand optimism and favorable supply conditions, while investors monitor for potential shifts in policy and global factors shaping prices.
Frederick Lions Club officers attend Louisville convention
Rev W C Royal travels from Frederick to Louisville for Lions International meeting where 2,224 delegates attend. Robert L McKeever elected third vice president. Ben A Ruffin retires as president amid report Lions is the world’s second largest service group with 9,096 major activity programs cited.
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W. C. Royal
Frederick Lions Club
Louisille
Lions International
Richard F. Simmons
3. M. Davis
Louisville
South
Frederick Club
Royal
Simmons
Davis
Robert L. McKeever
Washington
Frederick
McKeever
Hoover
International Organization
Ruffin
Frederce Clib
Mrs Hoover to Speak to 4-H Clubs Tonight
Mrs Hoover will address 4-H Club members nationwide via a NBC network broadcast from the Rapidan fishing camp in Virginia. The program, part of a national effort for 4-H boys and girls, will air at 10 pm EST from Washington and continue for one hour.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Rapidan River
Virginia
Hoover
Hoover and party head to Virginia trip
President Hoover and his party departed the White House this morning for Virginia. The trip details include Josi Boone and other aides accompanying him as they travel toward Washington.
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Hoover
Virginia
Wasinein
Jane
Presi
Luuteran
Josi T. Boone
Mr. Hooman
osmEptes
Police seek air record seeker on Fresno bad check charge
Fresno Chief of Police seeks Lee Schoenhalr in a bad check case connected to the transcontinental nonstop flight record project. The aviator, en route from Los Angeles to New York, had been sought for 30 days and may face charges if located. Police will forward the Fresno message to New York authorities.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Walker
Foice
Fresno
Errest
Lee Schorne
New York
Schoenhalr
Abe Schoenhalr
Wreck E Titus
Pacific Goodrich Company
Fresno Suthorities
June yard and garden contest organized by Frederick Civic Club
June inspection of yards and gardens begins with entries at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Proceeds from the lawn fete at Academy Building will aid the Playgrowm de Pund. Many properties show improvement and new displays of irises and peonies.
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Frederick Civam Club
Academy Building
Frederick Playgrowm
Chamber of Commerce
Mantel Civic Club
Academy
M. C. A. Duilding
Charles W. Lough
Wiliam E. Kuimtley
Lford C. Culler
Williams T. Delaplaine
Prank Suman
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Duce
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Starmet
Spain
CTIA
John Stone
Havre
de Grace Cemetery
Wat Stone, O
Mmlariom
John
Rockville Firemen
Columbia U
Roy A. Harshman
Jona W. Edridge
George E. Castle
Roy H. Harshman
Russell D. Harshman
Young Ple
Christian Endeavor
Les
Law
Pyle
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Sam Pevpies
Agate Acense
Edward Serse
Chase
Ury Department
Oficisis
Th. Ury
Ward Kk
Treasury
E. C. Alvord
Mellon
Post Office
Post Office Department
Mary Ware Dennett
Customs Services
Stinnes
Board
Fifth Street
Suichi
Ranma
LIONS
Mrs. Hoover
Jared Rownte
Deemer, Ww
Ade
Lee Schoenhair
Transc
New
York
Frank Hawks
Juns
Mobic
Knoaxville
Market
Church Streets
Sten
Ealing
Io Middletonm
Alec
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