Air Mail Route From City 10 Frisco Starts July 1
Postmaster announces new air mail service between New York and San Francisco starting July 1. Lieutenant Maughan flies 1,140 miles in a Curtis plane, aiming for timely connections and faster delivery, with eight cents per ounce air carriage rates.
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FRISCO
Irving
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apécial
New York
San Frercio
San Francisco
air mail service
air mail
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associated Press
St Joseph
Russell L. Maughan
Curtis
Rosecrans flying field
Maughan
Mitchell ‘ield
long Island
McCook field
Dayton
Mitchell field
Chrissy field
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Lieut Maughan
Good Headway Made on Street Market Street Progress Report
Work on Market street continues to progress satisfactorily with cooperation from all parties. New trolley rails are being laid on the last block and removal of the Macadam between Fifth and Seventh streets is expected soon. Concrete base is laid between Second and Third Streets as street improvements advance. detouring remains minimal and intersections near the Square stay open where possible.
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Market street
Fifth
Potomas Edison Company
Child Seeks Loving Home Through David Society
A seven year old boy with light hair and pine eyes, now under Miss Louise D Nelson of the David Society, seeks a home with comforts and care. Miss Nelson invites anyone willing to take the lad to apply. Also mentions tourists and collectors stripping China of antiques, with relics mainly in American and European museums.
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Louise D Nelson
Oavid Society
Fenngster
Miss Nelson
Victoria
B. C
Chinia
Methodists Set For Picnic And Open Air Services
Calvary Methodist Episcopal church hosts a Thursday picnic at Braddock Heights with 2 PM departure from the terminal and free transport for all but adults. The Leaders Class plans a six week open air series starting July 2 as part of a busy post church program.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal church
Charles Hagan
Casper E. Cline, Jr
Markell H. Nelson
Masonic quartette
Leaders
W. J. King
Annapolis
Epworth League
Mary Covell
oclock
G. Ellis Williams
R. C. Estep
May Conler
the
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Cooler Weather Forecast Brings Temporary Relief Light Thunderstorms
Forecaster TJadar predicts thundershowers tonight then cooler weather on Tuesday easing a week long heat wave in Frederick. June has seen low rainfall with only inch and a half this month, while a brief shower Sunday evening reduced the heat. Congressman Fred XN Zihiman, candidate in the Sixth District, visited Frederick this morning amid ongoing campaign activity.
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Zihiman
Fred XN
Frederick
Zthiman
Central Trust Company of Maryland Raises Dividend to 16 Percent
The Central Trust Company of Maryland at a June 21 special meeting boosted its dividend from 15 to 16 percent per year. Long-run records show varied past payouts, with 19 percent before 1920 and 12 percent during 1920 22, plus 14 percent in 1922 23. Deposits remain the largest in Maryland outside Baltimore City with branches in Emmitsburg Monrovia Riversy Thurmont and Union Bridge.
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Maryland
earmass of Wie
Central Trust Company of Maryland
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Baltimore City
Enmeitsburg
Monrovia
Riversy
Thurmont
Union Bridge
Quartet Found Guilty In Cohen Murder Case
Claude Dobbs George Gross Charles Mutlen all of Baltimore and Thomas Keran of Philadelphia were found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Louis Cohen an East Baltimore jeweler. Dobbs named as the killer. sentence deferred. Conviction carries death or life imprisonment.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Claude Dobbs
George Gross
Charles Mutlen
Thomas Keran
Philadelphia
Louis Cohen
Cohen
Dobbs
Stock value and public sale notes amid dividend claims
The institution’s stock, once trading widely, commanded easy sale though recent public sales showed prices around 155.50 per share. Reports indicate prevailing prices may exceed this figure, with a par value of 59 per share. A London note mentions Edward Wander IV fined for deceiving a girl customer in a shop. Hazing bans are announced at Toronto and Trinlege University with officials condemning vulgar behavior.
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Emmitsburg Firemen Plan Fourth of July Picnic
The Emmitsburg Vigilant Hose Company committee led by A. M. Comer and Charles Hoke and joined by Charles Mort and Dr. A A Martin organizes the annual picnic with old time features and invited ladies to participate. A closing note mentions a historical aside about brain weight averages from a study.
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Emmitsburg
A. M. Comer
Charles Hoke
Charles Mort
A A. Martin
Underwood Opposes Klan Reunion Of Boys High Alumni
The twenty ninth annual Boys High School Alumni reunion and banquet will be held at Hotel Braddock Heights on Tuesday evening. President Frank B. Sappington Jr. appoints committees for business, transportation, and banquets as the association looks to its largest turnout since 1922 with more than 140 reservations and near 180 expected.
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Hotel Braddock
Frank B. Sappington, Jr
A. A. Radcliff
J. Harry Brandenburg
F. Ross Myers
comac
G. Hunter Bowers
Wilbur A.Kolb
Roscoe B. Rhodes
Heights
West Patrich street
Market
Patrick street
Braddock Heights
Frederick High School
Richard F. Simmons
Amon Burgee
J. Cassie Biehl
Edward S. Delaplaine
Alton ¥. Bennett
Fenton Harris
Baltimore
Washington
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Democratic Convention Echoes 1856 Anti Know Nothings
New York reports the Democratic convention buildup with Oscar Taderwood promoting an anti Ku Klux Klan plank reaffirming the 1856 anti Know Nothing declaration. McAdoo and Al Smith pull crowds as final rallies hit Madison Square Garden amid last minute delegate activity.
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Associated Press
New York
Oscar Taderwood
platform committee
boy Forney Johnson
Biriinebum
Alabama
Klan
United States
Ku Eli Klan
Fifth Avenue
Manhattan
Wi. G. McAdoo
Al Smith
McAdoo
Smith
Indiana
Ralston
Madison Square Garden
Maryland
Albert Cabell Ritchie
Ritchie
Market Hesitation Ahead of Democratic Convention
New York June 23 Traders saw a stock market drift into hesitation as the Democratic National Convention neared. Price moves were mixed with Atlantic Refining down five points to 8. Call money opened at 3 percent and the close was heavy as about 700000 shares changed hands.
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Associated Press
New York
Atlantic Refining
Police Court Cases Highlight Disorderly Conduct Arrests
Bristwell was arrested Sunday by Officer Dronen Burg for disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace and released on own recognizance for a 7 PM police court hearing. Frank Lee, described as colored, was arrested Sunday for public drunkenness by Officer Bartgis and held on $8 bond to appear at 7 PM in police court.
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Plug” Brishtwell
Dronenburg
Frank Lee
Bartgis
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