Dr Henry Fahrney Dies After Peritonitis Illness
Frederick physician and County Health Officer Dr Henry P Fahrney died at Frederick City Hospital after a week of illness due to peritonitis. A graduate of Jefferson Medical College, he served as Montevue Hospital physician in charge and county health officer since 1918. He was 52, survived by his widow, three children, and brothers. Funeral will be private Friday at 10 a.m. from his residence.
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Henry P. Fahrney
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Doctor Fahrney
Keedysville
P. D. Fahrney
Roenna Cood Fahrney
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Montevue Hospital
East Second Street
East Patrick Street
Fair Grounds
Church of the Brethren
Bessie A. Yourtee
Kathryn L. Fahrney
University of Virginia
H. Lawrence Fahrney
Roenna F. Fahrney
J. H. Brumbaugh
Huntimedon
Mt. Olivet
Tuos P. Rice
Fliers Aim to Break Twelve Aerial Records in Four Days
Capt Towell H. Smith and Lt. Richer depart Mackwell Field in a Harland plane to fly four days four nights seeking twelve records, including endurance, with midair refueling to be demonstrated after a successful engine test. Lions from all states and Canada convene in Atlantic City for their seventh annual gathering, led by International President Ed. S. Vaught.
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Associated Preas
San Pouege
Cal
Towell H. Smith
Taent
John Bo Tichter
Mackwell Field
le Harland
Virgil Thnes
Frank Seifert
Apt. Smith
Lieut
Richder
Lions In
Canada
International Association of Ions Clubs
Atlantic City
Hervey 8. Moore
Trenton
Lions Clubs of
New Jersey
Lions
Halsted Ritter
Denver
Weather Triggers Rapid Ripening of Maryland Grains
Weather in Maryland for the week ending June 26 favored rapid grain ripening and strong corn growth while being too dry for pastures tomatoes tobacco and truck crops. Wheat and rye harvests are advancing in southern and central counties with northern counties beginning harvests. Oats ripening in the south and heading elsewhere, and pastures are poor to fair. corn remains good to excellent.
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Prega
Baltimore
Allegany
Garret
Garrett
Pinchot Appointees Must Swear by Day Law
Gov Pinchot states no appointment under his administration will occur unless the appointee pledges to support defend and personally obey the U S Constitution including the Eighteenth amendment and laws enacted to enforce it He spoke in Harrisburg Pa on June 27 and emphasized oath to national and state laws related to prohibition lawambers
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Gov. Pinchot
United States
Navy Yard Workers to Be Given More Pay
Washington June 27 The Navy Wage Board has recommended an average 10 percent raise over prevailing wage schedules for navy yard employees effective July 1 The department predicts the raise will require personnel reductions at many shore stations due to pay limitations
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Navy Yard
Associated Press
Washington
Navy Wage Board
Department
Scranton Railway Workers Granted Higher Wages
Scranton Pennsylvania June 27 Six hundred employees of the Scranton railway company were granted pay raises ranging from three cents an hour to seven per cent in an Arbitration Board ruling handed down today.
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The
Associated Press
Scranton
Scranton Railway Company
Arbitration Board Today
Hornsby Divorce Granted to St. Louis Ballplayer Wife
St. Louis June 27 Mrs Sara EF Hornsby was granted a divorce from Rogers Hornsby second baseman of the St. Louis Nationals by Circuit Judge Granville Orr. The couple wed in Philadelphia September 23, 191_, separated December 27 last.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Sara EF. Hornsby
Rogers Hornsby
Stas
St. Louis Nationals
Granville Orn
Philadelphia
Miss Louise Nelson Appointed Frederick Probation Officer
Judge Worthington appoints Miss Louise Dalam Nelson of Harford and Frederick counties as probation officer succeeding Miss Mary Jane Munn. Nelson arrives Monday to assume duties and will also represent the Maryland Children's Aid Society in the county. She is Johns Hopkins School of Social Service graduate and comes highly recommended.
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Glenn H. Worthington
Louise Dalam Nelson
Harford County
Frederick County
Mary Jane Munn
Jane J
Miss Nelson
Frederick
Children’s Aid Society of Maryland
Children’s Aid Society
Miss Neilson
Worthington
Johns Hopkins School of Social Service
Baltimore
George TL. Jones
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
W. B. Nelson
Maryand
Richard Dallam
Glenn I. Worthington
W Nelson
Rail shares slump as market slides in New York
By The Associated Press New York June 27 Weakness in principal railroad shares led to a broad stock market decline with many rails dropping one to three points to new yearly lows. The overall market weakened after a brief early strength in equipment, motors and chemicals. Call money opened at 5 percent as heavy closing activity pushed totals toward a million shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Rails
Call
Harding Speech Draws Crowd at Salt Lake City
June 27 Salt Lake City estimates put attendance at about twenty thousand people near the Mormon temple grounds to hear President Harding on taxation. The Tabernacle seating capacity over ten thousand was filled and every space around the amplifiers was used to carry the President’s voice to the crowd.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Mormon Temple
Harding
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Tabernacle
Drug Trial Claims Truth-Extraction at San Quentin
Scopolain experiments on three inmates at San Quentin revealed confessions and innocence claims. John J. Farrar, convicted of murdering four Chinese in Sacramento, allegedly proved innocent under the drug, while Farrar confessed involvement in a Sacramento robbery. Associate confessions tied Roy Carter to the fatal shooting, according to Dr. House and investigators.
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San Quentin
Cal
John J. Farrar
Sacramento
Eugene O'Leary
John TL. Johnson
Tor. R. E. House
Perris
Texas
House
Farrar
Roy Carter
San Francisco man acquitted again after police test
Berkeley June 27 Swen ty Wilkens of San Francesco was acquitted of murdering his wife Anna Wilkens. He volunteered for the police test at Temple Hospital and was exonerated again, according to investigators.
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Berkeley
Cal
Swenty Wilkens
San Francesco
Anna Wilkens
Temple Hospital
Experimentore
U S May Seize Ships Carrying Liquor to U S
Washington June 27 officials in Treasury and prohibition circles discuss seizure of foreign vessels carrying liquor into American jurisdiction under Supreme Court and Treasury rules. No decision yet. Some urge harsher steps. even if adopted, policy would not hit immediately and fines would be issued to warn ships.
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Associated Press
Washington
Unite States
Supreme Court
Treasury
Theatre Name Changed
Fisher changes Star theatre name to The Maryland Man. The proprietor announces the renaming as a fresh branding move for his cinema.
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W. T. O Fisher
The
Star Theatre
Maryland
Bureau opens at Chamber of Commerce in new Key Hotel location
A tourists bureau will operate at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick after the Chamber of Commerce moves there on Thursday. Virginla Shook will oversee the bureau, which will provide maps and information at no cost, with business hours starting once the move is complete.
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Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key
Boat of Directors
Chamber Room
Mies Virginla Shook
Sread
Healtc
Maryland Automobile Club
Frederick
Commere
Frederick Co. Products, Inc
Chawder
Commeres
Predlevick County Trothals
Tnc
Qc Laeers Ale
Fredenek County
Cammere
Chamber
Eigen
Hewasters
Prams Seattler
Waltie
Board of Aldermen
Dogs Kill Much Game In State
State Game Department urges dog owners to leash pets during breeding season to protect game, noting hundreds of letters from citizens and illustrating with a mother rabbit as an example. Officials emphasize that free running dogs destroy more game in breeding season than hunters during open season.
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State Game Department
Game Department
Fie
Bey
Efforts to end phone strike in Greater Boston
Boston June 27 The Associated Press reports peace efforts for the Boston telephone operators strike. Tenders offered to unite the old Local 1A with the union whose charter was revoked, seeking joint action. Officials and papers say the strike failed on its first day as half the operators in five states joined.
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Associated Prensa
Boston
Greater Boston
New England
Connecticut
Mae
Local 1A
Aga Att
Julian O'Connor
Department
Aad
City to Continue Donation for Frederick Playgrounds
The article notes the city will again contribute toward the Frederick playgrounds and their maintenance this year as part of the annual practice by the city to support the playground and its supporters.
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Frederick
Agriculture in Maryland Makes Decided Progress
Maryland farmers faced a tough 1922 with low farm prices and rising costs, yet extension service director Dr. Thomas Symons notes continued production and steady gains in farm efficiency. Despite hardship, Maryland agriculture persisted, maintained large crops, and pursued soil and efficiency improvements, signaling a resilient sector amid broader economic strain. The report covers 1922 and highlights corn production gains as part of ongoing progress.
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Maryland
Thomas Bh. Symons
University of Maryland Extension Service
Symons
Ntz
Mt Etna Eruption Seen From Catania in Rome Dispatch
A new violent eruption erupted near Mt Etna's summit on the south side and was plainly visible in Catania per a Rome dispatch to Central News. Observers fear the observatory may be overwhelmed as the event unfolds.
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Associated Press
London
Mt. Etna
Catania
Rome
Central News
Montgomery County Tax Meeting Aims to Cut Rates
Montgomery County commissioners plan a Rockville gathering this week likely Saturday to set the fiscal year levy starting July 1. A large reassessment of real and personal property has expanded the taxable base, prompting expectations of a substantial tax rate reduction from the current $1.20 per $190 valuation and a possible drop of about 20 cents or more.
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Montgomery
Montgomery County
Rockville
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Allegany County
H. R. Shoemaker
Maryland Farm
Pinchot
Scranton Rwy
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Flatbush
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