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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 01, 1924

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Interstate Older Boys Conference Opens in City

The first annual Interstate Older Boys Conference under the Maryland Delaware and District of Columbia Y M C A's opens at Trinity Reformed chapel with H E Wolf presiding. Leaders include Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer and EB H De Groot of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Delegates tour noon photo at the church and afternoon activities include recreation and a three o clock world brotherhood open meeting.

Young Men’s Christian Associations Maryland Delaware District of Columbia Trinity Reformed Chapel H. E. Wolf Hagerstown Evangelical Reformed Church E. T. Bemont Baltimore Y. M. C. A A. G. Bookwalter M. C New York J. Joseph H. Apple Hoyt College EB. H. de Groot Interstate Commerce Commission Iin Representative Upshaw Old Trinity Chapel Hligh Harry T. Baker Trinity Chapel Nick R B. Beck Virginia Tomer J. Councilor de Groot Hoaneclical Reformed Church Oscar E Grove Wayside Inn Rotary Kiwanis and Lions Clubs M C. A Alvin G. Quinn Walter Decker City Operas House World Brotherhood E. B. Fuller Washington, D.C W Or Glen Centennial Memorial LL. B. Church Bemont Willam Knowles Cooper Marty T Baker YY. M. CG Beck Thaltimore G. Ellis Williams Calvary M. Church Remont Joseph Jo Cudlipp Maryland Sunday School Association Jesus Christ Fred D. Thompson

Frederick De Molay grants degrees to 23 candidates

The Frederick Chapter Order of De Molay for Boys conferred degrees on 23 candidates at the Masonic Temple on Friday night at 8. Baltimore Chapter Master Councilor Hackett spoke briefly along with remarks from Prof. Klingaman and Rev. Dr Williams. Local officers wore new robes for the first time and the chapter plans a game with the Hagerstown chapter soon.

Frederick Order de Molay Masonic Temple Baltimore Maryland Hackett W. E. Klingaman Frederick High School G. His Williams Calvary M. E Church Sfagerstown

Real Estate Sales at Court House Reported

A 157 acre farm near Bartholows sold at mortgagee sale for 7710 to John A. Engle. The land includes a dwelling, lighting plant, 12 acres in amber and 40 in wheat. A Shookstown acre tract at 33 per acre was withdrawn. The Beard property at 497 East One Street sold for 4550 to the widow of James Beard. Auctions conducted by William E. Darner.

John A. Engle Jesse M Ligzig A. Kelly Francis H. Exgle Bartholow's Kemptown Frank C. Norwood William E. Darner Shookstown Granville A. Wachter Court House Wiliam BK Darnor East Ene Street James L. C. Beard Circuit Court Jacob Rohrback Mi Ton G. Urner, Jr Willam HE. Darner

Weather Outlook for North and Middle Atlantic States

Weather forecast from March 1 notes generally fair and normal temperatures for the week ahead. Unsettled conditions include rain in the south and rain or snow in the north around midweek.

Associated Press Washington North Middle Atlantic

Dead eight dead twelve missing in Ammonite blast at Nixon works

A blast at the Ammonite Company storage building at Nixon works in Raritan New Jersey killed eight and left twelve missing amid a blaze that consumed the plant. The explosion released ammonia nitrate from 1,000,000 gallons stored and 15 tank cars. A five member family perished, along with workers including John Messerell and Joseph Adams. Fire departments fought the blaze as sections scattered across the Nixon property.

Associated Press New Brunswick N. J Aminite Company Ninon Nitration Works Raritan Amunite Arthur Dumas John Messerell Joseph Adams Nxon Nixon

Pig Club Elects Leaders At Lewistown Meeting

The Lewistown Boys Pig Club elected officers at a Friday gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Palmer. Russell Menry is president, Dave Woster vice president, Earl Putman secretary, and Jarence Warner treasurer. The group, active statewide, plans to recruit new members and features a purebred sow owner feeding pigs under state guidance. Their pigs placed strongly at last fall’s fair, with the club securing six premiums and the junior grand championship for the collectively owned hog.

Lewistown Boys Pig Club G. Liloyd Palmer Russell Menry Dave Woster Earl Putman Jarence Warner

Larceny Arrest of Sherman Ridgeway in York Case

Sherman Ridgeway of Brunswick was arrested after a lengthy chase by Deputy Sheriffs and Alderman Teller on a larceny charge from a York business. Ridgeway was captured near the Virginia side of the Potomac and handed to Alderman Teller for transport to York, after a long pursuit and little resistance.

Sherman Ridgeway Brunswick Morgan P. Fonkles Knonville Ernest Main York Pardas John Wy, Teller, Jr Ridgeway Runkles Main Viginia Potomac River

Woman on Trial After Lewistown Assault Case

Mrs Vora Wiles of Lewistown is charged with assault and battery and a peace warrant. She allegedly threw stones at Mrs Rena Pedro who was driving by. The hearing before Justice J Grahame Johnson is set for Monday at 2. Otto Hearing.

Vora Wiles Lewistown Chas W. Smith Rena Pedro State Armory Otto

Weakness of rubbers fails to upset market

The weakness of rubber shares and a few other issues failed to upset the general market with buyers entering the final hour. Some rubber stocks established new year to date or yearly minimums as the closing was steady in New York trading with about 460000 shares sold.

Associated Press New York

Republican insurgent to head probe committee

Republican insurgent to head probe committee after Lodge withdraws proposal to vest selection of the Daugherty investigating panel in the presiding officer of the Senate This leaves open the possibility for an insurgent Republican to become committee chairman The article notes worsening financial conditions amid government swindling circles

Associated Press Washington Lodge Daugherty Senate

Forbes welcomes Chicago indictments in bid for vindication

Former Veterans' Bureau director Charles R Forbes said he welcomed the indictments in Chicago and would go there voluntarily for trial. He called the charges a hell engendered conspiracy against his honor and integrity as his defense plans to summon about 40 witnesses, including Caroline Votan, sister of the late President Harding.

Associated Press Washington Charles R Forbes Veterans’ Bureau Chicago Forbes Caroline Votan Hardin

Farmers Forum Debates School Funding At Frederick Meet

A Frederick County Farmers Association meeting at the court house discussed economy in county government and schools. Members opposed adding to the curriculum or raising costs, treating the gathering as an open forum with plans for conclusions and recommendations before adjournment.

Court House Frederick County Farmers’ Association Schoors

Purely Personal Notices From Thurmont Area

Purely personal notes list multiple Thurmont residents and visitors including Maynard Freese and son Rob ert in Richmond, Miss Dorothy Neschley at Western Maryland College, Julia Capsell from Thurmont, and Anne Whitmore from Baltimore visiting relatives. The column records births, family visits, and employment moves, including Geo Bensel resigning to join Baltimore city highways, and a 6 pound daughter born at 6 this morning to Mr and Mrs C D Bowers.

Maynard Freese Robert K Richmond Victor Birely Thurmont Dorothy Neschley Western Maryland College Imaire Julia Capsell Thormont Blue Ridge Mints Anne Whitmore Baltimore Hes D. C Jrammett PL. Selmer Thurnent Pennsylvania Carroll Tyson Princeton University J. Tyson Win Long Edgar Long Theodore Long Raymond English Manrice Rielhaltz Samuel Stambaugh Missea Blance Tella Long Greta Keilholtz Frank Toy Lowell Roland Samuel Long William English Wilbur Biddinger O'dall Keilholtz Starling Richard Stambaugh PL FB. Heimer Annapolis Maryland Ritchie Lester B. Damuth Washington, D.C Geo. Bensel Middletown State Roads Commission Highways Commission Baltimore City Misslizabeth Arnold Brunswick Lovie Maught John Fionck Myersville Roscoe Gover Sermeton N It Raymond Gover Elizabeth N. J3 Lee Gover Edward Wale Margaret Tlenry Kramme Edith Lightner Middlettown Edna Cook Church Edith N. Narriott Washington May Gaylor Carrie Gruchey Tetimore Henry Kramme Middle Town C DD Bowers West Partick Street

Army Navy Game Set for Baltimore Stadium

Annapolis March 1 The Army Navy football game next fall will be played at the Baltimore stadium on Saturday November 29 The Baltimore Park Board will provide a total of 74 000 seats with 32 000 for each school The present stadium capacity is about 62 000 Other sites considered included the Yerkes stadium in New York and the Polo Grounds in New York and Franklin Field in Philadelphia

Associated Press Annapolis Army- Navy Baltimore Stadium Naval Academy Baltimore Park Board Yerkes Stadium Polo Grounds New York Franklin Fiala Philadelphia Navy

Caraway Attacks Daugherty Over Justice Department Actions

In Washington March the Senate heard Senator Caraway of Arkansas accuse Attorney General Daugherty of using a Justice Department code to aid Florida criminals connected to Edward I. McLean. He questioned whether the President had any contact with Florida figures and urged a full Senate investigation led by a La Follette ally. GOP leaders debated committee control as Lodge and others voiced opposition.

Associated Press Waossington March Daugherty Senate Caraway Denowat Arkansas Department of Justice Florida Edward I. McLean la Pollette Diugherty Lodge Magatchusetts Brookhart Yate Ohio Willig Pers

Disorder in Honduras Marines Landed to Protect Consulate

Disorder in Cetba Honduras grows after a city attack by revolutionists prompting the landing of sailors and marines from the cruiser Denver to safeguard the American consulate and other property. Polish wrestler Stanislaas Byszko, despite his 51 years, is claimed by doctors to be as physically fit as an athlete half his age.

Associated Preas Washington Cetba Honduras Denver Stanislaas “Byszko

Burns to be called before committee on McLean secret agents

William J. Burns head of the Justice Department’s investigation bureau will be summoned by the Oil committee to explain code messages linked to EB B. McLean’s Florida staff and whether McLean himself is listed as a secret agent for Sun department. Major and Spurgeon testified about telegrams and the private wire to Palm Beach with limited details and no evidence of involvement.

Associated Press Washington William J. Burns Department of Justice Investigation Bureau Oil Committee EB B. McLean Florida Department McLean Sun Department Burny Department’ of Justice Mary Duckstein W. O. Duckstein Burns Department of Justice John PF. Major Edward D. McLeean Washington Post Palm Beach Fla Major Messares Mu Lean Palo Beach Spurgeon John F. Spurgeon The Post Te Way

Alumnae Association to Meet at Church Street School

The Alumnia Association of the Girls' High School plans its regular monthly meeting at Church Street School on Monday evening March 4. The entertainment committee includes Mrs. Lillian Storm Mrs. Sarah Oden Mrs. Katie Baker and Misses Mary Butcher Florence Schroeder. An interesting program is planned and reports will cover the Easter dance and other business.

Alumnia Association of the Girls’ High School Church Street School Lillian Storm Sarah Oden Katie Baker Mary Butcher Florence Schroeder

Soldiers' Bonus Bill Moves Forward in Committee

Washington notes the House Ways and Means Committee took up the soldier bonus bill and gave it a clear slate for immediate consideration. A separate report details Millard Goodhart's self defense plea as he faces a murder trial in Washington county court for the December 24 1923 shooting of Chester Smith near Starper's Ferry.

Associated Press Washington House Ways and Means Committee Millard Goodhart Washington County Te Downey Goodhart Chester Smith C. and O. Canal Starper’s Ferry

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