Col Markey Elevated to General Staff Role in Army
Col D John Markey of Baltimore is named to the U S Army General Staff to advise on National Guard affairs, effective July 1, while retaining command of the First Maryland Regiment. He has a long record from the Spanish American War through World War I and received the Distinguished Service Cross.
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War Department
D. John Markey
Washington
General Staff
United States Army
Col
Markey
National Guard
National Legislative Committee
National Guard Association of the United States
Col. Markey
National Committee On
The
American Legion
National Defense Act
National Guard of
United States
Regient
Baltimore
Tle
France
Airgonne
114Th Infantry
115Th Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Belgium
American Battle Monuments Commissh
Harding
Pershing i Ia
Shepherd Freed as Last Charge Dropped
William D. Shephard is freed after the grand jury returns a no bill in the death of Mia Emma Nelson McClintock dating back 16 years. The case ends with no further charges.
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Shepherd
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Mia
Emma Nelson McClintock
Storm uproots nine great trees near Creagerstown
Heavy rain and hurricanelike winds battered the Creagerstown area on Monday. A barn on County Commissioner Frank M. Stevens’s farm lost doors and damaged spouting after repairs from Sunday’s storm. Nine white oaks two feet in diameter were uprooted, fruit trees damaged, wheat shocks and fencing blown down, and a partially completed road washed out. Monocacy River rose and residents reported flooded chicken coops and mud. Insurance covered Stevens’s barn, written just three days before the damage.
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Creageratown
Frank M. Stevens
Russell Long
Harvey Ramsburg
Creagerstown
Stevens
Plunkert-Buckingham Wedding In Baltimore
Charles A. Plunkert of Harrisburg and Levantia Marguerite Buckingham were married Saturday at 3 PM in the Columbia Avenue M E Church Baltimore. Rev. Reid F. Janac officiated. The bride, a Baltimore business college graduate, taught in Ellicott City High School. the groom, formerly of Frederick, served in France with the 115th Infantry.
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Charles A. Plunkert
Harrisburg
Levantia Marguerite Buckingham
Otis P. Buckingham
Mt. Alry
Columbia Avenue M. E. Church
Baltimore
Reid F. Janac
Baltimore Business College
Hood College
Johns, Hopkins
Ellicott City
Frederick
France
Emmitsburg
Union Manufacturing Company
Moorehead Knitting Mills
St. James School
Singerstown
Auto recoveries ease county theft burden
Two of three stolen cars have been recovered in the county. J F Thompans Ford sedan near Frederick was found on Braddock pike the day after theft. Paul Wise Chevrolet roadster from Middletown was located about a mile from his home along the roadside. Morris T Warner Ford touring car remains missing with no trace found. Trout fry shipments totaling about 100000 arrived in Oakland from the US Fish Commission hatchery in Maryland for Garrett County. Congressman Frederick N Ziblman helped secure the stock. fry are larger than usual for the season. A separate note mentions New York golf courses may use searchlights to allow night play, with a columnist remark on golfers finishing at dusk.
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J. F. Thompans
Frederick
Braddock Pike
Paul Wise
Middletown
Morris T. Warner
Beyond Liberty
Whiten
Garrett
Oakland
United States Fish Comission Hatchery
Maryland
Warions
Garrett County
Frederick N. Ziblman
Fourth of July observance plans in Frederick
The Grove of Golden Stars at Braddock Heights hosts a July Fourth program at 11 30 AM with America, prayer, Declaration readings, and a patriotic address by Rev Dr T J Gashr followed by music and a flag salute. Fireworks, dancing, parades, and picnics occur across Frederick County with crowd safety urged and firearm limits enforced.
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Frederick
Retail Merchants Association
Nowa Post
Braddock Heights
America
T. J. Gashr
Emmitsburg
Mt. Airy
Baltimore
Washington
$1 000 Bail Promised by State Officials
Automobile Commissioner Baughman reports that county justices will require a maximum bail of 1000 for any person arrested for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor. The move follows complaints that motorists posted 100 collateral to escape trial and possible punishment, in line with Baughman’s recent request.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Baughman
Justices of the Peace
Mquor
Maryland to issue black enamel license tags next year
Maryland officials announced 1926 license tags will feature a black enamel background with white letters. The Maryland Penitentiary will manufacture the tags, with initial orders for about 30,000 sets and potential additions as auto registrations rise. official counts through May show high totals, signaling further demand next year.
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Maryland
Schroeder
Funeral for John Thompson Held After Death in Boarding House
The funeral for 60 year old John Thompson followed discovery of his body in his boarding house room at 106 West Patrick Street. Investigators found about 925 dollars in the room and 12.60 on the body. Thompson had 270 dollars in bank credit. The body was prepared by M R Etchison and Son. Rev Carl Maxwell led services at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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John Thompson
Howep
West Patrick Street
Turlel
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Potter's Field
Thompson
Radcliffe
Tanomar W. Albaugh
Montag
M. R. Etchison and Son
Hart Etchison
Carl Maxwell
Round Up of Stray Dogs to Start Wednesday
Frederick officials announce a rabies driven dog roundup beginning Wednesday. Unmuzzled dogs found on streets will be seized and detained, and unredeemed within 24 hours will be disposed of. Rabies cases rise in Maryland prompting county health actions.
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Culleroday
Frederick
Maryland
E. C. Kefauver
Baltimore
Garrett Home Brings $10,300 at Public Auction
The former State's attorney John A. Garrett's Montgomery county home on the old Georgetown pike opposite Battery Park was sold Saturday afternoon to Dr. Benjamin C. Perry of Bethesda for $10,300. The 12 room modern house sits on about three quarters of an acre. Garrett is 16 years into a 11 year sentence in the Maryland Penitentiary for forgery and misrepresentation. The property was sold by Talbot & Prettyman of Rockville to satisfy a mortgage.
Tar Pers Ferry Bolivar Water Company elects directors
The Tar Pers Ferry and Bolivar Water Company has organized its board of directors with D. H. Hugtee A Grant Ritwine Luke P. Highland E Hughes all of Charles Town named to the board. The plant is hurried toward completion to supply both towns with water and the main supply pipe from the pumped site to the reservoir at Bolivar Heights has already been installed.
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Tarpers Ferry
Bolivar
Hugtee
A. Grant Ridtwine
Luke P. Highanf
E. Hughes
Charles Town
Peacher’s Mill
Alte
Bolivar Heights
Hood College Endowment Needs 460000 Plan Outlined
Hood College faces a required endowment boost of at least 460000 to retain accredited status. Board member M. L. Coblentz outlined a three-plan drive, including 100000 from alumni, 100000 in Frederick area, and 260000 from Potomac and Pittsburgh Synods. Funds would pay bank loans, restore the endowment, and fund a new dormitory. The session adjourned for lack of a quorum, with a fall meeting planned to push the request.
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Synod
Potomac
Pittsburgh
The
Reformed Church
Cobrentz
Gettysburg Classis
Bynod
He College
Potomac Synod
Rogers Widows Lead in Massachusetts Special Election
In Lowell Massachusetts on June 10 Mrs Edith Nourse Rogers widowed candidate led in the Fifth Massachusetts district special election to fill the late Rep Jon Jacob Rogers seat. Mrs Rogers reported a wide margin over Democrat Henry H Foss who trailed with 21 votes to 103 for Rogers.
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Tee
Vee Lowell
Mass
Abbley
Massachusetts
Jon Jacob Rogers
Edith Nourse Rogers
Rxgens H. Foss
Mra
Rogers
Foss
Policy Clash Over Federal Aid to States
Governor Ritchie of Maryland told a governors conference that the federal aid system is impractical and would force states to profit from aid, shifting costs to sister states. He cited figures claiming 31 states receive less than ten percent of income taxes and argued many states could do without federal aid.
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Poland Springs
Ritchie
Maryland
Hoslao
Jomet
Binten
Elder Coolidge Better as President Leaves for Swampscott
President Coolidge departed Plymouth Massachusetts in the morning to reach Swampscott where his father is recovering from a serious illness. Dr James F Coppal remained to care for Col Coolidge as he sought to reassure relatives and supporters. The elder Coolidge reportedly had an operation and appeared in good spirits despite the health scare.
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Associated Preas
Plymouth
Coolidge
Swampscott
Masa
Mia. Coolidge
Fin
White House
James F. Cottpal
Prisoner Dies in Maryland Penitentiary Poison Liquor Case
A 35 year old inmate Frank Lea Young died after drinking suspected whiskey tainted poison liquor at the Maryland penitentiary. Several others were seriously or lightly affected as medical staff treated the group. Young, imprisoned for assault and robbery, identified a fellow inmate who supplied the liquor but refused to name him. He had been committed from Prince George's county last May 2.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland Penitentiary
Frank Lea Young
Young
Brady
Riley
Youtie
Prince Georgeé'a
Unclear church meeting roster across several classes
A fragmented list names many ministers and elders from Zion, Mercersburg, Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina Classises, with mentions of a Baltimore Stated Clerk and several reverends and elders across multiple congregations. The OCR yields a dense roster rather than a narrative.
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Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Juniata
Getgadury
Zion
Mercersburg
Carisie
Zion Classis
Stein
J. K. McKee
D. D
G. Hartman
A. Kaubenbold
Eldete
Juv L. Gerber
Charlie F. Rice
J. M. Dechant
L. Ke. Coblentz
J. N. Garner
Albert Roger
Joseph H. Apple
D. D., Eiders
H. J. Masich
J. Travara Thomas
Bomberger
Joseph A. Seibert
A. C. McCardell
D. A. Stickell
H. C. Folts
Classis
F. W. Hendricks
W. N. Smith
W. de Cahnt
J. W. Lows
W. M. Irvine
LI. D
Geo L. Omwake
T. M. Wood
J. 2. Faust
A. Small
J. W. Warehelm
J. Phillipaene
Harry T. Porter
J. A. Koonts
Joniata Cinsaia
George W. Beratetter
Lloyd &. Coblents
St Baltimore
Santa Barbara Quake Harbors Lighthouse Lost After Severe Shocks
After a strong temblor near Santa Barbara California the lighthouse at the harbor was reported missing and the warship Arkansas moved cautiously into the harbor. Eight dead were confirmed with multiple injuries as aftershocks continued and debris blocked streets.
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Frees
Santa Barbera
Cal
Jane
Haute Mare Dara
Waki
U. S
Arkansas
Iand
Sante Barbers
Charles E. Perk
Burlington
Arlington Bete
Arly
Winsiom Fathera
John Shea
Gardner
St. Antheura College
Mra
Charles FE
Ferking
Bertram 2. Hancock
Lou Angelee
James C. Angle
William Procter
Merced Laon
Feuchtostorte
Joha Shea
Mariaina Clementive
Santa Barbara
Newe Valley
Gibratar
Santa Barbara's Water Supply Which Earlier Reports Yee ‘Orday
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Edward M. Bader
Elizabeth Green
Elsie Miller
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Pearl Fader
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Edwin Freed
Mise Mary Covell
Pearl Eader
State Council
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Comfort
Agnes Eyler
Milas Rita Rett
Nellid Megan
Mary Raver
Emma Ridgeway
Stevens Farm
Plunkert
Buckingham
New York
Loodon
Grove of Golden
Col. Baughman
Peter
Lafayette Lyre
John Harvey Scott
Weatmipeter College
Fukton
Stilan Soulege
Itys
Hood
Dr. Apple
Peturs
Evangelical Reformed
Joseph HM. Appid
Mood
Reformed Woman's College
Mason-Lixon
Apple
John W. Wil Tama
St. Joho's Reformed Church
Lebanon
Campaigon
Twat
Edward 8. Bremer
Bremer
Irwin W. Hendricks
Chambersburg
Johns. Adams
William J. Lowe
McConnelleburg
Gettysburg
Coblents Hall
Brodbeck Hall
J. 3. Hartman
Cavetown
Mas
Elder Coolidge
Insanta Saar
Cantle Rock
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State Street
Artington
Charles E. Perking
Bartram B. Hancock
G. Allen Hancock
Los Angules Realty
San Marcos
Arlington Hotel
Encisco
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