City Ministers Plan Summer Vacations
Frederick clergymen map vacations to mountains and seashore with many choosing August trips. Pastors will be away at Mt Gretna Union Theological Seminary and other Pennsylvania destinations, while several will remain in the city or conduct pulpit duties by visiting ministers during their absence.
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Frederick
Trai
Auto
Ulysses
G. Rupp
Rupp
Evangelical Lutherin Church
Church of the Brethren
Mt. Gretna
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
T. J. Gaehr
Presbyterian Church
Southern Baptist Assembly
William ©. Royal
First Baptist Church
Asheville
Union Theological Seminary
G. E. Platt
Jefferson
Veanghel
Charles JD. Shaffer
Shaffer
Pen Mar
Francis A. Schwallenberg
St. John's Catholic Church
Ambrose Quinn
St. Johns
Niet
H. L. Kieffer
Evangelical, Reformed Church
Anguat
Ciifton
Douglass Hooft
Hooft
All Saints Church
Pearson Named Minister to Finland by President Coolidge
Alfred J. Pearson of Des Moines Indiana was appointed by President Coolidge as minister to Finland. The announcement comes from The Associated Press Swampscott Mass on June 26.
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A. J. Pearson
Finland
Praga
Swampscott
Masa
Alfred J. Peason
Des Moines
Coolidge
Flatland
Woman Given 25 to 40 Years for Kidnapping
Mrs. Mary Jones was convicted of kidnapping three year old Raimond von Meluski on March 2 and sentenced in General Sessions court to 25 to 40 years in Bing Sing prison. The missing boy’s fate remained undisclosed as Judge Collings pressed for information and Jones stayed silent.
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Associated Press
New York
Mary Jones
Raimond von Meluski
Bing Sing
Fades Collings
Mount New Traffic Device atop Poles in City
The city votes to replace suspended signal hardware with ornamental towers at Market Street intersections, aiming to improve safety and prevent turning corners. Lineman George Wallace wires the system from City Hall as three signals share a single circuit, with erection expected soon.
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Market Street
South
Fifth Streets
George Wallace
Miss Sebold Becomes Treasurer of Emmitsburg Railway
Louise Sebold twenty eight acting manager of the Emmitsburg Railway since her father Vincent Sebold died last March has been raised to treasurer by the board. She will relinquish management to James McSherry Alvey her brother in law and executor. The railway between Emmitsburg and Rocky Ridge connects with the Western Maryland line and was built in 1868 to link Mount St. Joseph's College with Mount St. Mary’s School.
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Louise Sebold
Emmitsburg
Vincent Sebold
Miss Sebold
James McSherry Alvey
Se Hold
Mount St. Joseph's
Rocky Ridge
Maryland
Mount St. Mary's
The
Road
Gettysburg
Auto Fines Imposed in County Take Big Slump
Frederick county reports low motor violation fines with total of 321 dollars. Carvill Haines of Mr Airy had license revoked for operating under the influence. Fines by town include Frederick 126 New Market 26 Ridgeville 170.
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Frederick
New Market
Ridgeville
Frederick County
Baughman
Carvill Haines
Airy
Ridgeéville
Harry R. Crawford
C. Maines
Raymond M. Wood
K. E. Bortaar
Henry Day
Irvin J. Charbonnet
C. H. Denmar
G. Fettarri
Roland
Legion delegates bar Hill address at Nebraska convention
The Nebraska American Legion executive committee rejected Congressman John Philip Hill invitation to speak at the state convention on July 28 by a one vote margin. They approved invitations for three other speakers and outlined that the action was to coordinate the state convention’s operations, while praising Hill’s wartime record. The report notes concerns Hill might make controversial remarks about “wet tendencies” and Dawes’ Senate rule changes. Details follow on local playgrounds opening Monday with supervision and shifts across city sites, led by Miss Ethel Shayer and others.
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Columbus
Neb
Nebraska Department of the American Legion
John Philip Hill
Maryland
State Legion Convention
O'Connell
Hill
John Philip Will
Lsten
Nebraska
Tnt
Dawes
Senate
North Market Street
City Park
Ethel Shayer
Carroll Park
Aelma Hanv
Mary Angell Sappington
Winchester Street
Washington Street
Virginia Coward
John Allen
Colored High School
Oscar E. Grove
Government seeks to trim merchant fleet funding
The United States Fleet Corporation chief argues excess subsidies harmed the merchant marine. He proposes lowering operating appropriations from 41 million to 30 million for the current year, then to 24 million next year, with further cuts to 28 million planned later. Senator Binghaw urges practical navigation aid over faster planes, calling aviation slow because of railway and road bias.
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Seattle
United States Fleet Corporation
Enay
Seleh CO
Palmer
National Foreign Trade Convention
United States
Hiram Binghaw
America
Mrs Symington Denies Charges in Divorce Suit
In New York on June 26, Mrs Ida Symington testified in the divorce case of Thomas H Symington manufacturer of rail supplies. She denied Talbot W Chambers stayed two hours in her apartment on March 16 1924. Chambers has bail on assault charges based on his own testimony. She said Chambers warned of financial embarrassment and possible self harm and that he signed a confession of improper relations with Mia Symington.
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Associated Press
New York
Ida Symington
Thomas H. Symington
Talbot W. Chambers
Chambers
Symington
Mia
Explosion at Gill Theatre Kills Fireman in Kansas City
In the smoldering Gill Theatre ruins, authorities search for bodies believed trapped after a steam explosion. Fireman John Hogan is the only confirmed death. 100 people were inside, with uncertain escape counts as police probe a blast likely from a restaurant in the Gill Building.
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Kansas City
Kansan City
Gills Theatre
John Hogan
Alexander Slenderson
Gila
Drops From Shenandoah 1400 Feet to the Earth
Chief Petty Officer L H Ford parachuted 1400 feet from the Shenandoah while over Bayonne on its way to the sixth state encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He landed safely in a city park delivering a message from Lieutenant Commander Zachary Lansdowne to P J Benson the state head of the veterans group.
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Associated Prep
Bayonne
N. J
Petty
L. H. Ford
Shenandoah
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ford
Zachary Lansdowne
P. J. Benson
Veterans Organization
Silk inquiry by ex-chief McGowan at Chestnut Farm
F R McGowan former chief of the Bureau of Standards and now a Washington textile engineer inspected the silk worm industry of Dr Will L Payne at Chestnut Farms near Walkersville. Payne praised McGowan for a method that extracts silk from cocoons more cheaply than foreign processes and plans to use local labor to compete. The raw silk will be sent to McGowan to be shipped to a textile mill for conversion into market ready goods.
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F. R. McGowan
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Will L. Payne
Chestnut Farms
Walkersville
Payné
McGowan
Payne
Deserter shoots aboard train as two Prohibition cases proceed
Magansen described as a deserter from the army opened fire on a southbound railway train entering Gly... King, a passenger, was killed. N. Pook of Atlanta and W. Flint of Atlanta wounded. Authorities say Magansen fired from a smoking compartment then surrendered after passengers overpowered him. Prohibition cases against J. Fred Main and Daniel J. Smith in Baltimore federal court paused for lack of conclusive evidence.
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J. Fred Main
Daniel J. Smith
Prowad
Pmsinlet Court
Baltimore
Wernesdas
Jautye Morrin A
Soper
Mata
Snien
Prohibition
Robert J. Asher
J.Z. Manion
Ralde
Math and Smith
Sfalr
Weet All Salts
Roberuary
Asher
Smith
Manion
Maln
Lresa
Creeuville
Ry Maguneen
Gly
King
Meather
Magansen
Nay F. Pook
Atlanta
Flint
Auania
Maganson
St. Me
Spain
Miss Condon Weds Lee M Hodgson Jr in Washington
Miss Mary Wilson Condon daughter of Mr and Mrs Omit W Condon of Washington became the bride of Lee M Hodgson Jr son of Mr and Mrs Toe M Hodgson of Clarksville Tennessee. The ceremony at Epiphany Church was performed by Rev Th 2 BV pa. The couple will reside in Clarksville where Hodgson is in business. The bride wore rose crepe with pearl grey pumps and pink roselady accessories.
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Opiphany
Washington
Mary Wilson Comdon
Omit Mira
Mise Norothy Trimble
Samuel Hodgson
Jamey McClain
Mra
Hodgson
Clarkaville
Frederick High School
Drexel
Fond College
Coolidge Enjoying Swampscott Outing
President Coolidge is visiting Swampscott Massachusetts for a relaxation stay. North Shore residents learn he seeks quiet. few requests are made to call on him at White Court. Cambridge Mayor Quinn meets the President first in Cambridge to discuss reception plans ahead of his July address.
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Prem Swanpacett
Mase
Juan
Cookdee Fa
Wishnetan
North Shore
Massachusetts
White Court
Quinn
Cambridge
Maya
Wly Out
Cooling
Retirement shifts social duties to State Department figure
With Mixa Laure Harlan’s retirement as social secretary to Mrs Woolidge, Chas Lee Cooke the ceremonial expert of the State Department takes over many duties. He may double up duties as Martha Coolidge economy drives cuts, while Mrs Coolidge keeps her secretary. Cooke’s role includes ceremonial and protocol matters, likely influencing invitations to state functions.
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Mixa Laure Harlan
Mra. Wooldge
Chas
Lee Cooke
State Department
Trlan
John M. Harlan
Kentucky
United States Surpreme Court
Mr Cooke
Mra
Coolidge
Mary Randolph
Virginia
Harlan
Cooliden
Mr. Cooke
William H. Ramaburg
Braddock
Cooke
Hsts
Theaa
Final Argument Begins in Shepherd Case Amid Controversy
The closing phase of the Shepherd trial sees State's Attorney Crowe countering defense remarks. Crowe accuses the defense of levity and frames the case as a frame-up while defending himself and officials against alleged conspiracies tied to a $1,000,000 inheritance and a typhoid claim.
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Shepherd
Associated
China
Tune 2
Robert
Crowe
W. 3
Stewart
WW. O'Regan
Barry Olen
Alexander F. Reichmat
Bistelal
O'Bryan
O'tryan
Ne Crowe
O'Aryan
bin Revene
Police disperse Chinese rioters in Shanghai crowds
Shanghai on June 26 reports several groups of Chinese strikers and pedestrians entered the International settlement. They stoned street cars and blocked traffic before police dispersed the crowds.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
International Settlement
July Investment Demand On Market Is Heavy
New York June 26 indications that July reinvestment demand will be unusually heavy in the stock market due to slow yields in high grade bonds were seen in strong high grade dividend paying. The call money renewal rate rose to four and one half per cent. Total sales about 1,150,000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Barnes Wins British Open Golf Championship
American pro Barnes wins the British Open at Prestwick with 300 for 72 holes. Mac Donald Smith, who led Barnes early, faltered in the final round and failed to reach the 78 needed to win.
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Barnes
I’resa
Prestwick
Scotland
Jit Barnes
MacDonald Smith
Canton Quiet, Is Report In Hong Kong
Tiong Kong June 20 A wireless message from Canton says everything is quiet there this morning. Some crew members from the Indo China Navigation Company steamers who struck are returning to their ships. A British gunboat has proceeded to Wo Chow.
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Canton
Hong Kong
Associated Press
Tiong Kong
Indo-China Navigation Company
Wochow
PANGALOS BECOMES PREMIER OF GREECE
Athens reports Pangalos takes office as Greece’s new premier amid uncertainty over the government’s stance. Dr J A Long, an ophthalmologist, signs tenancy for a professional building on North Street, completing arrangements with the Sve owners as repairs proceed.
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Pangalos
Greece
J. A. Long
Oculiat
Ewe
Sa. Houck
Dr. Long
Protea
Sve
Th. Rt Raer
Flan Improvements
Cadergose
Tive
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Ida May Symington
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U.S
Malin
Miss Condon
Lee M. Hodgson, JR
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