German Returnee Bernhardt Describes Postwar Germany
Paul William Bernhardt, formerly of Frederick, now Baltimore, reports on conditions in Saxony after a three month stay in Germany. He notes cheaper bread, stable money, ration lines, rising radio use, and the public mood toward Wilson and the Kaiser. He recalls poverty, tax burden, and a field kitchen in Leipsig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul William Bernhardt
Baltimore
Bernhardt
Germany
Saxony
Gotha
Max
America
Theerman
University of Mitt
Leipsig
Salvation Army
Wilson
Kaiser
Hindenburg
National Party
Ife
New York
Munchen
Lloyd Ling
Bremen
Stuttgart
House seeks names of bribed Representatives in probe
Washington March 6 A movement gains ground in the House to identify the two Republicans charged in a Chicago grand jury report with bribery. Speaker Gillett Republican Longworth and Democratic Garrett discuss a resolution of inquiry. Representative Crisp introduces a measure urging President Coolidge to name the two lawmakers involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Proeas
Washington
House
Chicago
Gillett
Longworth
Snell
Rules Committee
Garrett
Crisp
Georgia
Coolidge
Thieves Loot Leader Store In Daring Rear Window Break-In
A North Market Street burglary leaves L. M. Kauffman facing an estimated loss of 1000 as thieves break the rear window and steal colored ladies garments. A touring car with a DC license was seen nearby, the rear seat piled high, as authorities pursue clues.
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North Market Street
L. M. Kauffman
District of Columbia
Blinehart
Aley
Second
Third
A. S. Riggs
West Fourth Street
Riggs
Amercan Foundry and Manufacturing Company
West South Street
Health conditions good across state this winter say officials
Dr. Robert H. Riley chief of the bureau of communicable disease notes unusually good overall health in February with scarlet fever as the only notably prevalent disease. There were 224 scarlet fever cases statewide, Baltimore County reporting 58, while 322 measles, 87 whooping cough, and 20 typhoid fever cases were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Riley
Bureau of
Riley
Donovan Hustler Sold To Piedmont
Joe Donovan of the Baltimore Internationals has been sold to the Durham Piedmont League club. He played last year with Frederick in the Blue Ridge League and will likely reside in Baltimore, where he runs a bakery since 1921. His wife Annie Fs worthy, from Frederick Junction, married in 1915 and they have two sons. He previously worked for Schueler Bakery and lived on a farm at Frederick Junction. He filed naturalization papers at Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
N-1
Joe Donovan
Baltimore Internationals
Durham
N. C
Jack Dunn
Donovan
Frederick
Munchen
Bremen
New York
Annie S. Fsworthy
Frederick Junction
Schueler
Criminal Appeal Trials Underway in Circuit Court
Circuit Court opens at 9 30 with Judge Worthington presiding. Pearl Breedon of Brunswick fined 50 dollars for selling moonshine in a restaurant area. Staley Wieffner penalized 5 dollars and costs for assault and battery. Harry Goodsell held on 200 dollars bond for jury trial charged with enticing a 15 year old from the Smith residence. Goodsell represented by S A Lewis. More appeals and automobile cases listed for this afternoon as docket clears for Friday Annan and Trorner costs. ENnis Carty and William Speaks await sentencing after larceny verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juige Worthington
Pearl Breedon
Brunswick
Eee
Lmnch
George Dialecton
Als
Alban M. Wood
Staley Wieffner
Heffner
RR. &. Harp
Harry Goodsell
Goodsell
Charles Shulebaker
George D. Smith
Urbana
Smith
Pennsylvania
Gootsell
Heing
Long
Howard BF. Shixon
Richard Coughlin
James M. Sasino
Charles NX. Reeder
David J. Tike
John Wi. Etzier
Charles B. Grol
Ennis Carty
William Speaks
Forest Wardens Convene for Two Day Conference in Wagerstown
Forest wardens from Allogany Washington and Frederick counties opened a two day conference in Wagerstown directed by State Forester F W Besley and Assistant State Forester J A Cope. Attendees included J G Peters of the U S Forestry Service.
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Allogany
Washington
Frederick
Wagerstown
F.W. Besley
J. A. Cope
Maryland
J. G. Peters
United States Forestry Service
Mr. Besley
Mr. Cope
Albert Crampton
Hierstown
Washington County
J. C. Etchison
Jefferson
Frederick County
J. R. Condon
Pennsylvania Railroad
H. R. Potts
Baltimore and Ohio
Oil Lease Cancellations Sought Over Dohe ny Sinclair Interests
The government to file bills in Wyoming and Southern California courts to cancel Naval oil leases held by Doheny and Sinclair with fraud claims. Injunctions against further drilling and withdrawals, receivers may be named, and a special grand jury to review evidence set for April. A preliminary hearing on Sinclair contracts is set for March 13 in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Doheny
Sinclair
Government
Sinclair and Colony
Atlee Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
Wyoming
California
Cheyenne
Wyo
Burton May Be Named Secretary of the Navy
Theodore B. Burton a former Ohio senator and current House member is among those considered by President Coolidge for the Navy secretary post. The report also notes Indiana University’s one legged wrestler is claimed to be able to hold his own on the mat with top grapplers.
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Burton
Secretary OF the Navy
Washington
Theodore B. Burton
House
Ohio
President Coolidge
Indiana University
Coolidge Declines to Turn Over Tax Returns
President Coolidge says he lacks authority to provide individual and corporate tax returns named in the oil investigation. He will work with the Treasury to seek an amendment allowing the tax records to be inspected by the oil committee if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Associated Press
Washington
Oil Committee
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Rally at First Baptist Church Draws Large Attendance
About five hundred people attended the Frederick County Sunday School Association rally at the First Baptist Church in Middletown. Rev. W C Royal presided in Rev A 2 Cooper absence. Dr Theophilus J Gaehr read scripture. Rev H C Erdman led prayer. Dr EB LeRoy Dakin spoke on The Supreme Task. T E L Bible class won the attendance pennant with 27 members. Evangelistic meetings begin at 7 30 pm with Dr H M Wharton preaching ten days. he urges soul winning, citing Jesus example and spirit as the means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Sunday School Association
First Baptist Church
A. 2. Cooper
Middletown
W. C. Royal
Theophilus J. Gaehr
Presbyterian Church
H. C. Erdman
Burkittsville
EB. LeRoy Dakin
The
Baptist Temple
Brooklyn
Dakin
International Adult Committee
W. C. Humm
W. G. Royal
Odette
G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kennedy
H. M. Wharton
Grantly Baptist Church
Baltimore
GB. R. Chambers
China
Jesus
God
Autograshes Into Herd Of 11 Horses Near Cookesville
A Dodge careened into a herd of 11 horses in Howard county near Cookesville early Tuesday morning. One horse was killed, nine others and three men narrowly escaped serious harm as the vehicle, with wheels chained, skidded past a culvert. The car occupants were uninjured and the horses were later rounded up after an hour of effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookesville
Howard County
Battgis
John Keeney
Walter Crummitt
C. DB. Culler and Company
Culler Atable
South Market
Keeney
R Bartgis
Bartgis
Culver
Wis
Bridge project outlook and guardsmen workers' compensation
The Maryland Virginia Bridge Commission reports slim chances of both states jointly acquiring the Brunswick and Point of Rocks bridges soon. Virginia may favor only the Brunswick structure and a $100,000 Maryland share. negotiations and past meetings influence the plan. Separately Adjutant General Reekord pushed bills to extend Workmen’s Compensation benefits to Guard members on active duty and allow state funds policies for officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Virginia
Potomac River
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
Bridge Commission
State Senate
Fmory L. Coblentz
State Roads Commission
Senate
Milton A. Reekord
Maryland National Guard
Militia and Insurance Loans Committee
Frank GC. Norwood
Foot Amputation After Detroit Truck Collision
Eight year old Charles Edward Phieeger, son of Mr and Mrs Guy Phieeger once of this city, was struck by a truck while crossing in Detroit Michigan. He suffered severe foot injuries requiring amputation between the knee and ankle after hospital efforts failed to save the limb. The family has lived in Detroit eight years where the father works as an assistant manager for Reo Truck Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Charles Edward Phicerer
Guy Phieegear
Phieger
Reo Truck Company
Orphans’ Court
Edward Phieeger
Charlies Moberly
Legion to Meet in Armory For Ceremonial Initiation
The American Legion will relocate its meeting to the State Armory next Tuesday night for better arrangements for the initiation ceremony. About twenty five new members have joined since January and are expected to attend. Committees are set for the Legion show Bimbo, to be staged April 21 and 22 at the City Opera House with a larger cast and a 34 member male role lineup and expanded girl chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis.Scott Key Sater
American Legion
State Armory
Legion
City Opera House
Rails Steady Despite Lower Car Loadings
Weaviness of Pan American issues and attacks on Penn Seaboard Steel and Coca Cola were used by traders as a screen to cover stock accumulation elsewhere. Some high priced specialties advanced while rails remained relatively steady despite the drop in car loadings. Call money opened at 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
New York
Penn Seaboard Steel
Coca Cola
Americans Nominated to Become Cardinals
Rome reports Archbishop Hayet of New York and Archbishop Mande Join of Chicago have been nominated as cardinals. The consistory is scheduled for March 24.
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Cardinals
Associated Press
Rome
Hayet
New York
Mande- Join
Chicago
Republican push to undermine DOJ probe confidence
Senator Worrison of Mississippi accused the Republican party in the Senate of conducting a deliberate campaign to undermine public confidence in the committee that will investigate the Department of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Republican Party
Department of Justice
Senate
Worrison
Mississippi
House Ways and Means committee to report soldiers' bonus
Washington March 6 agreement to report a soldier bonus bill was voted today by the House Ways and Means committee. No action was taken on the form of the bill to be reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House+Ways and Means committee
Grand Commander Visit Scheduled for Frederick Masonic Temple
Jacques de Molay Commandery No. 1 KT will host an official visitation by W. L. Christian Grand Commander of KT Maryland and other Grand Officers in Frederick. A dinner will be served to visitors and locals on the fourth floor of the Temple prior to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques de Molay
No. 1
W. L. Christian
K. T
Maryland
Frederick
Slemp Corrects White House Telegrams on McLean Messages
The McLean telegrams tied to Edwin Denby and Lincoln birthday remarks were clarified by Secretary Slemp. White House aides described February 12 and January 12 messages as routine exchanges of amenities. The Senate committee held hearings on telegrams, but did not call Washington Post columnist Ira Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. Bascom Slemp
Coolidge
White House
McLean
Arrower
Senate
Edwin Denby
Navy
New York
Denby
President Coolidge
Edward B. McLean
Florida
District of Columbia
Lincoln
L 'Prescott
Slomp
Myott
Samuel ‘J. Prescott
Whit House
Slemp
Albert B. Fall
Palm Beach
Lenrao
Walsh
Montana
Fall
Ira Bennett
Washington Post
MM Lean
Forbes Not Guilty He Says Posts $10000 Bond
Charles Forbes former director of the Veterans Bureau pleaded not guilty before a United States Commission on charges of fraud conspiracy and bribery. Bond set at 10000. Forbes posted it and will stand trial in Chicago March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Charles Forbes
Veteane Bureau
United States
Southern Cotton Oil Co Faces Involuntary Bankruptcy
New York March 6 The Southern Cotton Oil Company a Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company subsidiary was petitioned into involuntary bankruptcy today as reported by the newspaperRAIA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Cotton Oil CO
Associated Press
New York
Souther Cotton Ol Company
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
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Fredericksonian
Dr. Riley
Taley Heffner
Annan and Horner
M’lean
S.S
Pennant
TE. S
Dr. Wharton
Chas
Edw
Phieeger
Armory
Forbes
RAIA
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