W C T U Convention Elects C E Estep President
The 37th Frederick County W C T U convention met at the Presbyterian church on June 29 with about fifty delegates. Mrs. C E Estep was chosen president for next year, Mrs Sarah C Thomas named president emeritus for life, and Mrs M N Kindley given life membership for faithful service. The gathering featured addresses by State President Mary Haslup and musical solos, and concluded with a box luncheon.
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Frederick County
Thomas
W. C. TU
Mary Haslup
Haslup
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ella Maia
C. C. Sparks
Kumler
Chas. Hudson
Paul Marsh
M. N. Kindley
National
W. C
McKinney
Walkersvile
C. E. Wehrer
Ella Kreig
Buckeystown
McKenney
Ella Main
Clara Kepler
Mehring
S. C. Thomas
May Gaylor
Crist
M. Bartgis Storm
Garper
G. M. Worman
Janie DeLashmutt
Jennie Ramsburg
Stoner
Lizzie Haller
S. S.ork
One Bandit Killed in Bank Robbery Attempt
A pistol fight in northeast Philadelphia ends with one bandit dead and two bank runners plus a policeman slightly injured as eight men attempt to rob Textile National Bank. The suspected killer was rushed away in a limousine with Washington DC plates 62,695. The incident follows a crime spree linked to a Washington car as police investigate.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Textile National Bank
Washngton
D. C
Frederick's forward movement impresses visiting pioneer
Edward I. Mealey, long-time Frederick resident now in San Diego, visits for the third time in 23 years. He praises the new hotel and cooperative spirit, notes business district improvements, and plans a five-year lease on the Dahlia apartment house. He will travel next to Atlantic City, New York, and beyond, returning about September 1.
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Frederick
Edward I. Mealey
Mealey
Mr. Mealey
San Diego
California
Dahlia
Seattle
Los Angeles
David D. Kolb
Florence Mealey
Gurney Charged Again in Baltimore Check Fraud Case
Solomon Gurney of Baltimore, held on 700 dollar bail for a July 6 hearing before Justice Catlow in Flurmont, is arrested again by county deputies and Baltimore officer. Accused of passing worthless checks totaling 610.50 dollars to multiple claimants, including James Spear for 125 dollars.
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Solomon Gurney
Baltimore
Robert Catlow
Flurmont
Charles W. Smith
Allen Bartgis
Gurney
James Spear
North Market street
J. Grahame Johnson
Catlow
Chippewa Tribe Dedicates Wigwam at Meeting
A large attendance filled the Chippewa Tribe No 19 wigwam for the dedication of the new meeting place. Great Chiefs from Maryland and Pocahontas councils joined members and guests, officers elected for six months, and a social hour followed with ample refreshments.
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Maryland
Great Council of
Pocahontas
Natomig Council
Degree of Pocahontas
Chippewa Tribe
Sixteen Indictments Against E. D. Dier and Company
The Associated Press reports sixteen indictments returned today against E. D. Dier and Co and partners Elmere D. Dier and Harry Lawrence Jr. The charges involve grand larceny and pocketing orders, with several indictments tied to wine transactions and bucketing stock orders by the firm and codefendants.
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Associated Press
New York
Juga-Si
E. D. Dier and Co
Eimere
Dier
Harry Lawrence
Harding Coming President to Pass Through Frederick
President Harding will travel through Frederick tomorrow around 1 PM en route to Gettysburg Pennsylvania to witness Marine maneuvers. He will then proceed to Marion Ohio his hometown. State Police Sergeant Phillips and Officer Bowman are assigned to escort the President through Maryland with meetups at the District line at noon and an expected convoy of about ten automobiles.
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Harding
Frederick
Gettysburg
Marion
Ohio
Phillips
Bowman
Maryland
District np
Harding off tomorrow on trip of week
President Harding plans a weeklong trip starting tomorrow by automobile to Gettysburg for a Marine Corps reenactment and then to Marion to celebrate the centennial of its founding. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Harding, Pershing, Dawes, Gen Sawyer, and others, with a night at the Gettysburg Marine Camp.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Marion
General Pershing
Charles G. Dawes
Charles Sawyer
Gettysburg
United States Marine Corps
Pickett
Marine Camp
Gettysburg White House
Shriners From Frederick County Attend Leesburg Ceremony
Fifty six members of the Boumi Temple Mystic Shrine traveled to Leesburg Virginia for a ceremonial staged by Acca Temple Richmond. A street parade sightseeing trip and a Keith vaudeville program accompanied an afternoon of fellowship. About 100 candidates were initiated and a chicken dinner capped the day. A practical joke involving a watch nearly caused a misunderstanding but end ed in good humor. Attending Shriners included S Elmer Braxt and many others from Frederick County.
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Frederick county
Boumi Temple
Mystic Shrine
Leesburg
Acca Temple
Richmond
Keith
order
Frederick
Gerson Rosenour
Rosenour
Fredericksonian
Negro Woman Arrested in Hells Hall Acre Disturbance
Mary Smith colored was arrested Thursday night in Hells Hall Acre by Sheriff Jones and Deputy Sheriff Staith charged with being drunk and disorderly. She will be given a bear ing this evening.
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Mary Smith
Hells Hall Acre
Sherif Jones
Staith
Bank cashier Olmstead jailed for four years six months
Edward F. Olmstead former cashier at First National Bank Union Bridge Maryland was sentenced to four years six months in an Atlanta prison after pleading guilty Six counts in the indictment charge losses totaling about 190000 with deposits losses estimated at 110000 and the terms run concurrently The case cites alleged defalcations amid a bank crash blamed on speculation and Olmstead is reported as married
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Edward F. Olmstead
First National Bank
Union Bridge
Atlanta
Rose
United States court today
Kleffner
Olmstead
national bank
Chew Estate Is Given Relatives of the Deceased
The will of Charles E. Chew admitted to probate in the Orphans Court bequeaths the entire estate to his relatives. An insurance policy of 1500 dollars payable to a Chew nephew is also left. Seven children of a deceased brother Joseph receive 100 dollars each. two children of another deceased brother Richard receive 100 dollars each. Thomas and George Chew inherit one third of the residue. the remaining third goes to William Chew and Mrs. Mary R. Buckeyr, share and share alike. Executor named is Thomas Chew without bond. The will is dated April 15, 1922, witnessed by Benjamin F. Reich and Milton G. Urner, Jr.
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Charles E. Chew
Orphans’ Court
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Charles BE. Chew
Joseph Chew
Richard Chew
Thomas Chew
George Chew
William Chew
Mary R. Buckeyr
Frank Chew
Benjamin F. Reich
Milton G. Urner, Jr
County Tax Rate Still Unset Hangs Over Budget Talk
County Commissioners work late without a set tax rate for the next fiscal year as they wrestle with the school budget. No indications were given, and the rate must be fixed today.
Old Home Town returns with Newt and friends on The News
The cartoon features Mike Der fen the blacksmith opening the Fourth of July celebration by firing pet anvils. The News reintroduces The Old Home Town with Newt and his horse Bruno, Doc Pillsbury, and other famous characters on page 4 of Monday’s edition.
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Mike Derfen
Newt
Bruno
Doc Pillsbury
Insurgents Surrender at Dublin Four Courts
Dublin June 30 insurgents occupying the Four Courts surrendered at 4 10 pm after hoisting a white flag. A prior explosion damaged the building. 130 irregulars left the scene led by a priest. Rory O Connor was captured as casualties mount with about 20 killed and over 60 wounded. Churchill said Free State troops largely regained control outside Dublin.
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Associated Preas
Dublin
Four Courts
Press Association
Free State
Rory O'Connor
Republican army
London Press Association
London
Winston Spencer - Churchill
House of Commons
Ireland
hea
Dry Agents Raid Western Maryland Moonshine Dens
Prohibition Director Budultz reports raids by Baltimore dry agents on four illegal stills in Boonsboro Keedysville and Hagerstown Western Maryland. A 250 galloon still and 2500 gallons mash were seized near Boonsboro with proprietor Harry Lapole arrested. two gallons moonshine and 30 gallons mash found at Keedysville. Lapole posted 1500 dollar bond. Jerome Lewis posted 1000 dollar bond after a later raid. Charles H. Comey proceeded north to Camp Marquette.
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Prohibition
Budultz
Baltimore
Maryland
Mqnor
Boonsboro
Keedysville
Hagerstown
West Virginia
Maryland boundry
Ford
Finnchum
Deeds
Washington county
Harry Lapole
Lapole
United States
Hagner
United States Grand Jury
Jerome Lewis
Lewis
Lewie
Systex
Kasner
Jarry
Frederick Council Officers Elected for Ensuing Term
Frederick Council No 118 Jr C U A M elected officers for the coming term. Councilor J Roy Burke vice councilor George A Webster conductor Lawrence E Bentz warden William D Grova inside sentinel Alpha Miller outside sentinel C Frank Smith chaplain Marlon S Moberly. Deputy State Councilor Robert A Bennett announced installation next meeting and urged greater involvement as State Council meets in April 1933. Arrangements were made for a visit to Jefferson Council No 127 Monday evening for installation by deputy Jacob L Engelbrecht. After installation the Oriental Court of Jefferson Council will hold a special meeting for Frederick candidates. The party leaves for Jefferson at 7 15 pm led by Robert H Baer Thomas Kline and Paul D Simpson.
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State Council
Jefferson Council
No. 127
Jacob JL. Engelbrecht
Oriental Court” of Jefferson Council
Frederick
Jefferson
Robert H. Baer
Thomas Kline
Paul D. Simpson
Song Service at Braddock Heights Sunday
Braddock Heights hosts a patriotic song service this Sunday evening July 2 featuring speaker and soloist Thomas G. Shearman of Washington with subject Liberty and Truth. He will sing The King of Love and lead community singing. Director Stull and Braddock Heights Band have a successful past concert, and improvements around the Heights add to an Independence Day pilgrimage mood.
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Braddock Heights
Thomas G. Shearman
Washington
Stull
pilgrim&ge
Garrett denies candidacy against France amid Braddock Heights talks
Republican leaders doubt Joseph Irwin France's rival will run, expecting John W. Garrett to be urged by the Braddock Heights conference committee for the Senate nomination. Garrett says he is not a candidate. Other possible contenders include Phillips Lee Goldsborough Edwin G. Baetfer and Brainard H. Warner Jr. John Markey to name the committee for a meeting early next week. 81 Years Old Today Henry W Haller of South Market Street marks his 81st birthday and remains active teaching at Lutheran Sunday school.
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Joseph Irwin France
John W. Garrett
Braddock Heights
United States
Mr. Garrett
Garrett
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Edwin G. Baetfer
Brainard H. Warner, Jr
Montgomery county
John Markey
Henry W. Haller
South Market street
Mr. Haller
Lutheran Sunday school
Ust
United States” Express To
Rail Board Hopes to Avert Saturday Strike
Chicago June 30 Labor Board officials learned President B M Jewell of the Railroad Shopmen s organization planned a statement at 2 15 pm likely announcing shopmen leaders will not appear at the Labor Board conference with the board executives and national officers The board sought assurance that railroads and employees will obey the law and the board s orders to curb outside contracting and thus settle disputes over wages overtime and contract suspensions without a strike The move aims to bring all roads into compliance and place the remaining issues over the shop unions demands in the board s hands
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Associated Pross
Chicago
Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
McCumber Appears Defeated in Fight for Renomination
Fargo news reports Porter J. McCumber trailing Lynn Frasier in the Republican primary with 1,515 of 064 precincts counted. Frasier led 67,541 to 65,890 for McCumber, while Governor Nestos held a narrow Independent lead over League candidate Baker as remaining precincts favored anti league lines.
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Associated Press
Fargo
N. C
Porter J. McCumber
Lynn Frazier
Nestos
B. F. Baker
Frazier
Cumber
Baker
League
Rail stocks pad gains while oils sag in morning market
New York June 30 early trading saw gains in rails mostly hold while the market drifted lower before noon. Oils led declines with Mexican Petroleum down over five points as other sectors like motors and steels showed firmness. Call money opened at 4 1 2 percent and about 550000 shares traded in a dull pre holiday session. Divorce news follows with Mull case.
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Associated Press
New York
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W.C.T.U. WORKERS
C. E. ESTEP
Sarah C. Thomas
Amy Vernon
Wm R. fe Lacimott
College Park
E. D. DIER AND COMPANY
Mrs. Harding, Pershing
Dawes
Frederick Man
Trip
S. Elmer Braxt
G. H. Staley
A. A. Radcliff
C. W. Taylor
R. B. Rhoads
W. E. Filler
Austin Rhoads
E. C. Crem
Thomas Bittle
E F. Biggs
Roy Michael
Frank Schroeder
R. A. Winebrewer
R. B. Wolfe
L. B. Feage
C H. Conley
Roy Warfield
B. O. Thomas
D. G. Everhart
E. P. Thomas
A. M. Coblentz
Foster Remsburg
Walter Remsburg
R. E. Kieeney
Edgar Butte
Richard Potts
Leonard, Storm
R. F. Simmons
Roland E Long
Charlies Opel
George W. McComas
A B. Collinus
Gordon Waters
Paul S. Michael
Lewis Knock
Arther Doll
Gay C. Roser
Charles E. Beatty
William Herwig
H. C. Schroeder
E. H. McBride
F. H. Hedges
Jonathan Keller
George Ross
H. W. Smith
G. T. Kirk
William C. Kolb
Robert Hemp
C E. Wehrer
M.L Sartor
Thomas Thrasher
Pinkney Richardson
A. C. McBride
B. H. Dudderar
Herbert Hahn sed Charies Kelley
CHEW
Algy
Louisville Courier-Joumma
Babe Ruth
Ashville Times
Edith Lavoy
Freeport
Long Islaw
Willem Creasy
Ft Thomas
Charles H. Comey
Camp Marquette
Lake Spofford
New Hampshire
FRANCE
Federal
M’CUMBER
RAILS
Garste Mull
William M. Storm
Frank L. Stomer
George M. Mull
Sherman P Bowers
Lesbarn Hughes
Detroit
Mich
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