Rotary Travelers Return From 2000 Mile Canada Trip
A four member Rotary group led by Dr. Jas A Long and including Dr B O Thomas, Robert L Warfield, and Lewis R Deriz baugh returns from a motor tour through Canada and the United States. They traced routes from Elmira to Buffalo, Toronto, Niagara Falls, and the Thousand Islands, attending the International Rotary Convention and noting entertainment, pageants, and city scenes along the way.
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Jas. A. Long
B. O. Thomas
Robert L. Warfield
Lewis R. Derizbaugh
Canada
United States
Toronto
Rotary Clubs of the world
Elmira
N. Y
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Buffalo
Rochester
focal 34th district
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Niagara Falls
Clifton’ House
Falls
Niagara
Lake Onterir
Doctor Long
States
imp
noTth
Rangston
Oxgario
Rockport
Thousand islands
Terry
Alexandria Bay
Utica
Syracuse
Dany
New York
Hudson
Trenton
Milk Producers' Association Hearing Exhibits T
A Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association injunction hearing resumed with Frank Walker detailing operations and finances. W A Simpson testified about plant capacity and daily milk volume while S I Linton claimed he was told membership would secure better prices and that without it there would be no market. The session drew many farmers as the court adjourned for noon and continued later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland and
Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
W. A. Simpson
Washington milk dealer
Hammons Urner
Glen H. Worthington
Robert B. Peter
Frank Walker
Walker
Yetow Springs
Linton
association
WA. Simpson
Simpson
Pat Harrison Speech Heard Across Madison Square Garden
Frederick radio listeners heard Senator Pat Harrison deliver the keynote at the Democratic National Convention opening in New York. Outside speakers and band music accompanied the hour and a half address amid heat and enthusiastic reception. Travel notes recount a long journey through Philadelphia and Baltimore with Canadian courtesy praised.
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Frederick
Pat Harrison
Madison Square Garden
New York
Cleveland
Harrison
Independent Hose Company
Wilson
Stock Prices Edge Up Amid Light Volume
Stock prices swung upward before noon with light overall volume. Bullish activity appeared in low priced rails as New Haven and Pete Marquette led gains with Katy among new 1924 highs. Strength in several specialties hinted at renewed pool operations aided by gas money rates, with call money opening at 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
New Haven
Pete Marquette
Katy
Enrollment in Bible School reaches 263 students
The Daily Vacation Bible School opened at the Church Street School with 263 pupils under 15 teachers led by Miss Margarette Roderick. The program blends Sunday school and day school elements with crafts, outdoor play, and ten minute talks by ministers. A pageant will close the term on July 25, with enrollment hoped to reach more by June 30.
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Church Street
MargaretteRoderick
Church Street School
G. Nevin Robert
Sigmund
Daugherty
Baltsell
Mary Benson
Lena Michaels
Dorothy Gaehr
Alice Witter
Beatrice Cronise
Ogle
Frederick
Hearing After Accident Near Country Club
Miss Celia Resnick of Mt. Airy was summoned to police court on a charge of driving on the wrong side after a minor collision on the state road near the Country Club. Evidence showed oil and dirt left her unable to steer, the Hedges car avoided a head on crash, resulting in only minor damage. Justice Brust fined Resnick $5 with an appeal noted.
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Country Club
Celia Resnick
Mt. Airy
Resnick
Frederick
Templar
Frank E. Hedges
Brust
Mise Resnick
Two Die as South Carolina Storm Hits Lee County
Two persons are reported killed and many injured as a tornado strikes Lee County South Carolina night of June 24. Red Cross telegrams from Bishopville say 32 African Americans homeless and six homes damaged or destroyed. Also notes a 7% year old ordained minister in England.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Lee county
South Carolina
southern division
the
Red Cross
Bishopville
5. C
U S Moves To Break Alleged Oil Trust Conspiracy
Washington reports the government filed anti trust proceedings in Chicago alleging a conspiracy among fifty major oil firms to restrain trade in gasoline kerosene and other hydrocarbon products. The complaint accuses control of production via patent rights theft and names Sird Oil Texas Company and Gasoline Products among primary defendants with Standard companies involved and secondary defendants tied to licensed coordination.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Chicago
Stone
Sird Oil Company
Indiana
New Jersey
Standard Development Company
Texas Company
Sale of Starr Realty brings $14435 at public auction
Public sale of the late Jesse W. Starr's real estate at the courthouse door netted 14435. Eight properties sold including a West Patrick Street lot to George S. Crawford for 4610 and another to Mrs Maude I Alexander for 3000. Gilmore Flants bought two East Third Street lots for 1330 and 1990 respectively. Benjamin Phebus Jon Durrew and Frank L. Stoner noted. Major Elmer F Munshonn announced veteran adjusted compensation papers available. Frederick Market improvements led by Michael Greenwald. George W Chambers, 94, dies in Bolivar leaving widow and children.
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Jesse W. Starr
court house
West Patrick street
George S. Crawford
McKeesport
Maude I. Alexander
East Third street
Gilmore Flants
George C. Crawford
Cat Alley
Benjamin Phebus
East Third Cheet
Gilmore
Elmer F. Munshonn
Frances Scott Rex
American Legion
East Patrick St. aurtime
Michael Greenwald
Greenwald Packing Company of
Baltimore
Frederick
Frederick Market
East Patrick street
Clash Over Ku Klux Klan References Sparks Democratic Convention
At the Democratic convention in New York the debate over the party's stance toward the Ku Klux Klan erupts as Forney Johnston nominates Senator Underwood of Alabama for president. The hall fills with demonstrations, flags, and cheers while factions clash over displaying anti Klan sentiment and some delegates remain silent in disapproval.
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Associated Press
New York
Forney Johnston
Birmingham
Underwood
Alabama
old Garden
America
Fight For Anti Klan Plank To Be Carried To Floor Of Convention
New York June 25 Actual drafting of the party declaration of principles by a sub committee followed platform hearings. Debates on foreign relations farm relief prohibition and the Ku Klux Klan dominated the session as Hawes and Ritchie warned the floor fight would occur if the Klan was omitted from the civil and religious liberty plank. Organized labor through AFL President Gompers urged inclusion.
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Associated Press
New York
platform committee
National committee
Representa
tives
Harry B. Hawes
Missouri
Ritchie
Colorado
organized labor
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Cleveland
Second Session Opens at Christian Endeavor Convention
The second session of the 34th annual Christian Endeavor Union convention in the Centennial Memorial church opened with song, a quiet period, and business. Presiding were Rev. Harry L. Feh, Rev. Dr. Walier Luiz, and speakers including Rev. F. T. Kohler and Dr. G. D. Gossard. Committees named for Publicity Auditing and more, with officer elections planned for the afternoon.
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the
Christian Endeavor Union
Pennsylvania
United Brethren church
Centennial Memorial LL. B
W R. Glen
Harry L. Feh
F. T. Kohler
Cora Snyder
Paul Barnaby
Walier Luiz
Lebanon Valley College
Rey. E. E. Spatz
E S. Ernest
Paul O. Sheitle
J. WH. Lehman
Mir
Helen Gau
M. R. Fleming
Mehr Reddick
P. E. Holdcraft
Howard F. Shaffer
P. R. Koontz
Beulan Swartzbaugh
C. Gay Stambaugh
Helen Wilson
Malda Veredt
C. G. Harmon
J. W. Fisher
Margaret Herbert
R. BE. Beachley
EB. E. Spatz
J. S. Glen
Mansherrv
Wiliam R. Glen
Baptist Sessions Continue Today in Maryland Union
The Western District of the Maryland Baptist Association held sessions at First Baptist Church led by Rev. W. C. Royal with devotions by Rev. H. C. Lane. Addresses covered Sunday School work, prayer, stewardship, youth and women enlistment, and missionary topics plus an afternoon program and evening service announced. News notes cite a shortened edition of political convention coverage due to a power outage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Baptist Association
First Baptist church
W. C. Royal
frelock
H. C. Lane
Baltimore
R. E F. Aler
Schior
Maryland Baptist Union Association
5. F. Briges
A. C. Dixon
J. L. Davis
Frederick
Ella Donnahan
E. Faley
Lelia
C. M. Woolford
A. ©. Dixon
Democratic Convention Chooses Walsh as Permanent Chairman
Madison Square Garden June 25 The Democratic convention elected Senator Walsh of Montana as permanent chairman amid rousing cheers. Miss May Kennedy of the Bronx named vice chairman the first woman to hold the post in party history. The gathering debated platform adoption while Walsh’s blast at Teapot Dome sparked loud demonstrations and a dove fluttered through the hall.
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Associated Press
Madison Square Garden
gove
Senator Walsh
Montara
Alabama
Underwood
Montana
Oi! committee
Garda
Walsh
Teapo Dome
coneention
Matforn p committee
Thoma F. Gailer
Episcopal church of Tennessee
May Kennedy
Bronx
Grait Inn
Doheny Falls
Woodrow TWilso
senew
Wilson
Cartter Glass
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Dominion
North
U.S
MILK ASSN
Frank
S. I. Linton
White House
Philadelphia
Misa Emorr Bishon
London
Ensland
Standard
Texas Company and
Gasoline Products Company
STARR REALTY
West Patrick
George W. Chambers
Bolivar
Chambers
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Har Pers Ferry
C.E
U. B
Western District of Maryland Association
Potomac Edison
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