Maryland Republicans Face Bitter Senate Primary Fight
An anti France meeting at Braddock Heights drew about 150 attendees and formed a committee to pick a candidate to oppose Senator France. France was urged to withdraw, while a field of ten to twelve contenders is studied. Democrats also contend for the seat with current candidates and possible entrants. The Maryland political scene remains unsettled as old line and Ritchie factions clash and both parties brace for contest.
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Maryland
United States
Braddock Heights
France
David J. Lewis
William J. Norris
Hugh A. McMullen
Cumberland
old line
Ritchie
Liberty town to Union Bridge road repair plans delay state status
County Commissioners decide not to make the Liberty town Union Bridge road a state highway and plan to solicit bids for two miles of repairs toward New Windsor. The Libertytown Union Bridge route will remain under local maintenance with an estimated project cost around 105000, county shares about 90000 and Carroll’s about 15000, potentially paid over two years. Bids for the Libertytown New Windsor segment will be sought soon.
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Libertytown
Union Bridge
Johnsville
New Windsor
Libertytown- Union Bridge
this
John ¥. Mackall
D. Charles Winebrewer
State Roads Commission
Carroll county
Frederick county
Carroff county
Miss Geiser Bride of Jos F Eisenhauer Third
A quiet wedding was solemnized at St. John's rectory at nine o'clock this morning. Miss Bernell Geiser became the bride of Joseph F. Eisenhauer III. Rev Fr J Ambrose Quynn officiated. The couple plans a brief wedding trip and will reside in the city upon return. The bride wore canton crepe and carried roses. sister Miss Hazel Geiser attended. best man was G Cleveland Zimmerman of York.
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St. John’s Catholic church
Migs Bernell E. Geiser
Curtis Geiser
Madison street
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
J. Ambrose Quynn
St. John’s church
Hazel M. Geiser
G. Cleveland Zimmerman
York
Eisenhauer
The News
Royal Welcome for Marines at Emmitsburg Ball Game
Emmitsburg greeted about 700 Marines from Gettysburg with a festive town turnout of roughly 1,200 spectators. The Marines beat the Emmitsburg nine 15 to 1, outplaying the home team in batting and defense amid a townwide celebration with a band, free hospitality, and publicity photos to be shown later.
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Emmitsburg
Gettysburg
Marines
2 Pathe
Markets Open Higher Then Slump Amid Irregular Close
The morning stock market activity rose but ended with lower quotes. Mexican Petroleum jumped four points before a six point pullback, Standard Oil of California and New Jersey fell three to nearly five points, and food specialties led losses while rails barely moved. Call money opened at 4.75 percent, later sliding to 4.25 percent for an irregular close. Nearby sales reached about 750000 shares. The Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Co sold the Steele Farm near Mt. Airy, Carroll County, a 250 acre dairy set with a brick mansion and fine Holstein herd, price around 24000 dollars with possession now. Rotary Club outing to Sherwood Forest planned for Friday with baseball, fishing, and swimming, leaving about 7 am. Twin calving noted at Ralph W. Stauffer's Walkerville farm with two twin heifer calves.
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Associated Press
New York
Mexican Petroleum
Standard Oils
California
New Jersey
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment Co
Rain MARS PICNIC at Braddock Heights Attended
The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school picnic at Braddock Heights drew a large crowd yesterday afternoon. A heavy storm around 5 30 p m forced attendees into the auditorium and other sheltered spots. The junior department orchestra played while rain fell and after it stopped, Superintendent Horace C Zacharias and assistants treated the children to ice cream before the group returned to the city.
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Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school
Braddock Heights
Horace C. Zacharias
Dublin Battle Intensifies as Four Courts Siege Deepens
A Central News dispatch reports escalating street fighting in Dublin near the Four Courts. Civilian casualties rise with at least 19 dead and many more wounded as irregulars receive reinforcements, banks and businesses close, and newspapers suspend publication amid the siege.
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Associated Press
London
Dublin
Four Courts
More storms feared as floods wash fields in Feagaville area
A continued storm system drenched parts of the county with Feagaville receiving heavy damage. Wheat shocks were washed away, trees struck by lightning, and chickens drowned as Ballenger creek rose, while temperatures fluctuated from 92 down to 67 degrees.
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Feagavilie
Newton Trundle
Feagaville
Jefferson
Ballenger creek
crak
Mr Trundle
E. C. Benn
George A. Stockman
Fred Jacobs
Mr. Trundle
McKinney brothers
Ballenger
Castle farm
M. 3
Grove Lime Co
Urbana
Wm. J. Grove
Rail Workers Quit In West Chicago Amid Labor Board Cites
West Chicago saw maintenance of way workers desert crossings in droves amid looming strike action. The mayor sworn in special police to guard railroad property as tensions rise over board orders and union leadership involvement.
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Chicago
Labor Board
Associated Press
West Chicago
Chen Chiung-Ming Assassination Rumor Reported
A cable from Shanghai reported Chen Chiung-Ming, who toppled Sun Yat Sen’s government in Canton, may have been assassinated. Reuters could not confirm the report.
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CHEN CHIUNG-MING
Associated Press
Manila
P. 1
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
South China republic
Shanghai
Reuter
Grand Jury to Start on July 10 to Probe Massacre
Special grand jury will begin July 10 to investigate the Herrin strip mine massacre from last week. Circuit Judge Hartwell announced today excavation of the Southern Illinois Coal Co. strip mine where slain non union workers were employed began amid burial rumors.
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Associated Press
Marion
Herrin
Hartwell
Southern Illinois Coal Co
Privy Council Approves Naval Treaty for Ratification
Tokyo June 29 The Privy Council passed the naval treaty adopted at the Washington conference and submitted it to the Prince Regent for ratification.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Privy Council
Washington army conference
Prince Regent
Senate approves 21 2 cent milk duty in Senate vote
Washington reports the Senate approved a 2 1/2 cent per gallon milk duty after a two hour debate, 43 to 18. The article notes no hail at a specific location but mentions severe damage two miles east of Sabillasville with wheat loss and ruined grain. Farms operated by Elmer Wetzel and Harbaugh are cited as affected.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Sabillasville
Thompson
Elmer Wetzel
Harbaugh
Harding Gets Acceptances In Coal Strike Meet
White House officials announced at 1 30 pm that acceptances came from both bituminous and anthracite coal operators and from all union officials who had responded to President Harding s invitation for a White House meeting Saturday with the two sides of the nationwide coal strike.
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Prema
Washington
White House
Harding
Dempsey and Wills Agree to World Title Fight
New York June 29 Jack Dempsey formally accepts the challenge of Harry Wills for the world championship bout and asks that a conference be held to set the date.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Damage in Colorado mine warfare sparks fears of unrest
Associated Press reports from Center Colorado on June 28 detail two mine copies burned one coal mine flooded and two railway bridges damaged in Boulder and Huerfano counties. State Adjutant General Hamrock says 1500 troops could be deployed to enforce order as Governor Shoup plans to return to Denver for talks on measures.
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Associated Press
Center
Colo
Colorado
Boulder
Huerfano
Colorado state rangers
Hamrock
Shoup
Colorado Springs
Dener
Olmstead to Face Federal Embezzlement Charge
Edward F. Olmstead former cashier at the First National Bank of Union Bridge is to be arraigned in U S District Court Friday on charges of embezzling about $41 thousand with the total shortfall near $100 thousand. He pleaded guilty before a US Commissioner, was released on bail, and indicted by a federal grand jury after the bank’s closing. Examiners from the Treasury spent time reviewing the bank accounts.
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Edward F. Olmstead
First National Bank of Union Bridge
Rose
United States District Court
Olmstead
United States
Federal grand jail
Tyreasury Department
banke
Fina
County Tax Rate Hoped Narrowly Down for Next Year
Commissioners work on the county budget aiming for a small tax cut. By law the levy must be set by June 30, with a likely announcement tomorrow afternoon. A commissioner hopes the rate can drop from 141 cents per hundred, while school officials seek about 67 cents for schools.
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board of county commissioners
o rher
Lloyd Palmer
Marines Trace Movements Before Gettysburg Battle
Gettysburg Pa June 29 Movements of General Lee Army of Northern Virginia in the Gettysburg campaign preceding the great battle here shaped the morning maneuvers of the Marine regiments at Camp Harding The presence of enemy forces on roads toward Gettysburg formed the basis for the day plan west and southwest of town as maneuvers progressed toward attacks on July 1 2 and 3 A heavy rain overnight made the grounds hard for rapid movement but did not prevent execution of the program as directed
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Associated Press
Gettysburg
Lee
Northern
Virginia
Camp Harding
Purely Personal Notes From Local Residents
Local notes reveal Mr and Mrs Thomas Kline of Jefferys street returning from Dayton Ohio. Cumberland visitors Mr Julian Shanholt and family and Mr John Loeber stay with Aunt Mrs George W Roelke at Richland Farm. Dennis family plans summer moves from Riderwood to Rockland Blaine while D in July to Beaver Camp Maine. Naomi Coblentz back from Colorado teaching to spend summer at Braddock Heights. Mr Harry E Wilcoxon of Columbus Ohio visiting his mother on West Third street while Edward L Mealey of San Diego visits Frederick before heading to Atlantic City for Elks Convention. Measey an apartment owner in San Diego noted. Movie talk and jokes intersperse with crosspaper quips.
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Thomas Kline
Jeffery
street
Dayton
Ohio
Julian Shanholt
John Loeber
Cumberland
Frederick
George W. Roelke
Richland Farm
John McPherson Dennis
Mary Dennis
Mr. McPherson Dennis
Essex Farm
Riderwood
East Third street
Edward L Mealey
San Diego
California
H.C. Zacharias
West Third street
Atlantic City
Pacific Coast
Canad
Mr. Measey
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