Razing of Zentz's Mill to Begin Soon City Plans Demolition
Mayor Lloyd C. Culler announced the Zentz's Mill fire wreckage will be razed soon under city supervision. The 139 year old mill near the new municipal park entrance collapsed at night, with the east gable falling from its supports. Debris handling remains undecided as residents weigh preservation versus removal before demolition progresses. Road work advances across four counties under District Engineer W F Childs Jr with oiling completed in five areas and bids for a Buckeystown bridge set for June 29.
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Zentz
Lloyd C. Culler
James
Aames
Comenne
W.F. Childs, Jr
Baltimore County
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
State Roads Commission
Buckeystown
Rocky Ridge Road
L. R. Waesche and Son
Thur Mount
Finger Board
Kemptown
Ridgeville-Washington Road
Claggatts Ville
Watches to Be Given to Byrd and Bennett
Richmond crowds welcomed Dick Byrd home after his polar flight with thousands at the railway station and auditorium. In New York Floyd Bennett and Byrd will receive platinum watches from the Aeronautical Society. Byrd will lecture at Carnegie Hall this evening.
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Richmond
Dick” Byrd
New York
America
North Pole
Floyd Bennett
New York Aeronautical Society
Byrd
Carnegie Hall
Commonwealth Lab
Disorderly Charge Marks Friday Arrest in Montgomery County
Arthur Jackson about 27 colored of near Mt Pleasants arrested Thursday afternoon by Deputy Horace Radcliffe on assault and battery and disorderly conduct charges. In a nearby verbal affray several negro women reportedly endured violent language. Jackson remained jailed briefly before bail of 25 dollars posted by his mother. He will face a hearing in Police Court.
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Arthur Jackson
Mt. Pleasaant
Sherif Horace Radcliffe
Jackson
Heavy Hailstorm Ravages Frederick Area Crops
A severe hailstorm near Smithburg Edgemont and Frederick County caused extensive damage to fruit orchards, berry patches, gardens and corn. Reports estimate losses in the hundreds of thousands with hail depths up to four inches and widespread agricultural destruction across Washington and Frederick counties.
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Frederick
Washington
Smithburg
Edgemont
Peace Belt
Peter Kinsey
Haif
Samuel Nicodemus
Fdgemont
Frederick County
Frederick City
Hagerstown
Wingerton
Sas Es
Short Course 10 Taken by Girls in Frederick County
Activities of the Federation of Rural Women and the eight Frederick county girls clubs continue to be active through summer. Miss Elizabeth Thompson will visit clubs. Miss Catherine Baker arrives to assist. Last regular meetings for the demonstrator occur July 2 and 6. many clubs hold social events as well. Topics include canning and budget planning with Summer meetings ongoing. About 75 county women attended the Short Course at the University of Maryland, August 6 to 10, with a strong showing from Frederick clubs. Regular meetings resume September 1 at Hyattsville.
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Federation of Rural Women
Frederick County
Elizabeth Thompson
Catherine Baker
Frederick
Miss Thompson
Canning
County
Miss Sleeper
University of Maryland
Mias Baker
College Park
Harmony Grove
Ballenger
Anonville
Merryland Tract
Myersville
Jefferson
Wolfsville
Hyattstown
Lenglen Triumphs Narrowly In Jubilee Showdown At Wimbledon
Suzanne Lenglen defeated her American rival Mrs. Dewhurst in a postponed Wimbledon Jubilee match. Lenglen stayed back through most of the contest, winning with light effort as Helen Wills observed from the stands. The offhand victory came with numerous deuces as Lenglen avoided a full love-set effort.
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Wimbledon
England
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
June Middletown wedding ties two local families
Miss Mary E. Bussard of Middletown wed Mot Thomas of Frederick in a June evening Lutheran ceremony. The event drew many relatives and friends and featured maid of honor Charlotte Bussard and best man Conner M. Thomas. A Niagara Falls honeymoon followed.
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Middletown
Mary E. Bussard
William Gussard
Mot Thomas
Clinton &. Thomas
Frederick
William Charles Day
Chalmers Wilson Watck
Bussard
Charlotte Bussard
Conner M. Thomas
Little Minz Mary Jane Reed
Gaithersburg
Fred Kefauver
Raymond Bussard
Samuel J. Thomas
Austin C. Thomas
Stanley Bussard
Baltimore
Mason Hoffman
Cecil Holter
Roland Gaver
Niagara Falls
Canada
West
Miss Bussard
Middleown
Tligh School
Hood College
Thomas
Frederick Hinga
As and Electric
Potomac Edison Company
Thia City
EvangeliSt Leads Search For Abductors In Desert Cabin
Los Angeles evangelist Amy Semple McPherson heads a three‑car quest to find a desert cabin where she says three abductors held her. Det. Chief Herman Clive pledged to persist while she remains weak and indicated strong belief the shack will be found and the kidnap trio captured. A California woman reports a man who matched the kidnapper’s description tried to threaten her to keep quiet about the case.
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Santa Anna
Cal
Virginia Cookson
Jeska Ranch
Santiago Canyon
Here
Jernigan
Orange County
Amy G Semple McPherson
Los An 5
Wilson questioned by Senate on Pennsylvania primary spending
Washington June 25 AP Secretary of Labor under Woodrow Wilson and current Democratic Senate candidate in Pennsylvania William B. Wilson testified before the Senate Campaign Funds Committee. He disclosed personal primary campaign expenses of 188.21 and said his campaign with William E. Porter spent about 19,000. He noted 10,000 of that was spent in the city and county. Vance McCormick guaranteed the remainder. The session included jokes about meals at the William Penn Hotel and highlighted campaign finance details amid scrutiny. The piece also notes Confederate Veterans camp news and a humorous cartoon caption.
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Washington
William B. Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Pennsylvania
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
William E. Porter
Wilson
Reed
Jit
William Penn
Pittsburgh
Tere
Labor
Wilson-Porter
Senator King
Utah
Vance McCormick
Harrisburg
Democatic National Committee
Battle reenactment at Little Bighorn draws crowds in Crow Agency
At Crow Agency Montana AP reports a live reenactment of Custer's last stand with veterans, Sioux and Cheyenne, and Crow scouts rejoining to observe. Troops from the old Seventh Cavalry join in a ceremony headed by retired General E R Godfrey as guests and visitors flood the valley. A monument site near Reno and Benteen positions is chosen by Custer Memorial staff as a lasting marker for the field. Mrs Custer Mimer represents the family, while the agency hosts a multi day festival culminating in a memorial service for General Custer.
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Crow Agency
Mont
Little Bighorn
George A. Custer
Little Big Worn
Reno Ereek
Anil
Custer
Reno
Benteen
Ringe
DD. F. Newell
E. S. Slader
Godfrey
Fitzhugh Lee
Seranti
Custer Memorial Association
Russell White Dear
Crow Scout
General Custer
Cache of abductors sought near Douglass Arizona
AP reports search continues in the desert south of Douglass for clues to the alleged kidnapping of Mrs Amy Semple McPherson at Ocean Park California on May 18. McPherson and local officers join the hunt through cactus and mesquite in hopes of locating her captors.
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Douglass
Ariz
Mexico
Amy Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Ocean Park
Cal
McPherson Heeself
Lo Angeles
Forest of Cactus
Bobby Jones Wins British Open Amid Strong Finish
Bobby Jones, the American golfing marvel, wins the British Open in St Anne’s England with a two stroke victory over Walter Hagen and George Von Thain. Hagen and Von Thain tied for third as Jones secures the trophy for the United States for the sixth time.
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St. Anne's
England
Bobby Jones
Ameriean
Grand Hapids
Walter Hagen
George von Thin
Presbyterian Synod Near End at College Meeting
The Presbyterian Synod of Baltimore met at Hood College for morning devotional led by Rev. Wallace Radcliffe of Washington. Resolutions thanked college administration and the Frederick press for courtesy. preparations described for next year’s Woman’s Synodical Society for Missions conference at the same college.
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Frederick
Presbyterian Synod of
Haltimore
Tlood College
Woman's Synodicat Society For Missions
Jyne
Wallace Radcliffe
Washineton
Synodical Society
Brodbeck Hall
A. Brown Caldwell
Washington, D. GC
Ab. Ronee
Watlaca Radcliffe
Washington
Tfood College
Dotnet Synod and &Yraducal Missionary Conference
Tey
Frederick Press
Wamene Sr
Walmer Radeum
Onf
Katherine Silverstorn
New York City
Janes Duauld
Ted
Synod and Symodical Society
Laymen's Association
Coblentz Hall
Tiseph Vanne
Detroit
Mich
Sill
Smelock
Byrd Starts Fund for Lee Memorial in Richmond
Lieutenant Commander Richard Byrd, after flying over the North Pole, contributes the $500 he would have earned for a lecture to create a memorial for General Robert E. Lee in the Virginia State Capitol. The monument would stand on the exact room where Lee accepted Confederate command.
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Richmond
Richard Brynlyn Byrd
Robert KE. Lee
Javer
North Pole
Amn
Byrd
Capitol
Lee
Virginia
Prices irregular but rail shares point up
New York June 25 AP Extensive readjustment of speculative accounts caused irregular stock market moves with rails generally rising while industrials fell. Trading showed a marked drop in volume as the first three hours completed under a million. Call money renewed at 41 1/4 percent. The closing was heavy with about 1,300,000 shares traded.
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New York
Trent
Mayor Announces Purchase To Widen Alley In Frederick
Frederick officials have completed the purchase of the Bantz property to widen Brewer's Alley and create a public parking space. The Hargett property purchase is under negotiation. Work to clear the site begins immediately to reduce health and safety concerns in the business district.
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Frederick
Bantz
Blok
Patrick Street
Culler
Dia Muck
Aldad
Srvice
Roetary
Kiwanians
Tlons
Caller
Brewer's Alley
Rantz
Hargett
Patrick
West All Saints
Bante
Ftig
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Taylorsville
Adams and Marino
Old Liberty Road
Winfield
Woodbine
Day
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick-Hyattetown-Washington
Henderson’s Corner
Galthersburg
Laytonsville
Damascus
Galena Ning
Rockville
Bennett
Mt. Pleasant
May
J. Stanley Gingell
Montgomery County
William L. Aud
Earl Burdine
Mareen Darby
Ty Lylonsville
Joseph Boyles
Rey
Carl Maxwell
Carl, Jr
Agnes
Talan Gaither
Woiate
Smithsburg
Lenglen
Joann L. Dutrow
Seeger Mardware Company
North Market
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Mr. Ourraw
Henderson's Corner
Thomas—Bussard
Witneas
Middletown Church
N. Y. Stock Exchange
William G. Baker, Jr
Baker, Watts & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Fim
Mr. Taker
Sewell S. Watts
Edwin W Levering, Jr
Claude W. Wilhide
Baker
Ruckeystown
This County
Mr. Wilhide
Walkersville
Senate
Har
McCormick Fund
Ridgely Brown
Edgar J. Tschiffely
Alfred C. Tolson
F. C. Seagea
Little Big Horn
St. John’'s Day Plana
Masonic
Eastern Star
District of Columbia
Prince Georges
Howard Counties
Washington Grove
Level Club
Rowan Erb
Ter. R. J. Fultz
Monat Pleasant Met Indie Episcopal Church
South, Washington
Robert E. Palmer
Watrens
Presbyterian
G. Ernest Bantz
Lioyd C. Culler
Gia Bante
W. N. Jol Iiffe
Banta Real
West Patrick Street
Brower’s
Banta Woperty
Brewer's
Cullat
Frederick Crigens
Virginia Cline
Salamagca
WN. Y
Mina Thelma Kengerin
Trederick
Bee
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