Middletown and Walkersville Win Corn Judging Cups
Middletown High School won the senior division and Walkersville High School took the junior group in Frederick high school’s corn judging contest. Middletown scored 2,864 with Frederick second at 2,796. Thurmont and Emmitsburg tied for third at 2,660. Walkersville’s junior win was by 2,728 to 2,719 over Liberty, with New Market third at 2,650. Perfect scores among several students are listed from Frederick, Middletown, Thurmont, Walkersville and Liberty.
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Middletown
Walkersville
Frederick High School
Frederick
Midletown
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Liberty High School
New Market High School
Folowing
George Renn
Tutner Stull
Frederick High
Samuel Remshuare
Earl Mercer
Harley Holter
Middletown High
Bowers Roger
Tourmont High
Witmer Nail
Homlsburg High
Frank Rippeon
Reeser Warner
Ernest Gibson
All of Liberty High
Paul Cram
Walkersville High School
J. E. Metzger
University of Maryland
G. Lloyd Palmer
Thommas Ta Gibson
Jed
Ethel G. McNutt
S. Fenton Harris
J. J. Blackwell
Frederick County
St Johns TQ Battle Catholic Club Tonight
This evening at 9 oclock the Catholic Community Club basketball team of Baltimore will face St Johns Athletic Club at the First Regiment Armory. The visitors are among the fastest in Baltimore, crowning the Catholic Junior League champions and beating Stadium League champions. Baltimore has 17 straight wins to start the season, nicknamed Broadway Flyers. St Johns has a strong season with wins over Mt St Marys Preps and St Patricks of Mt Savage, aiming for a hard battle in the season finale.
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Baltimiore
First Regiment
St. John's Athletic Club
Quint
Baltimore
Baltimore Catholic
Broadway Flyers
St. John’s
Mt. St. Mary's
St. Patrick's
Mt. Savage
Maryland State School Juniors Triumph Over YMCA Juniors
The Maryland State School for the Deaf Juniors defeated the YMCA Juniors 25 to 9 in the IX gymnasium Friday night. Deluca scored 4 and Wachter 3 to lead MSDSJ while Carter, Deluca, and Smith added points for a lopsided win. substitutions included Etchison for McCardell. Referee Alvin Quinn officiated.
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Maryland
Deluca
Oyers
M. S
Irs. McCardell
R. F
Deluca Wachter
Friedman Hansen
Smith Engelbrecht
R. G
Ruth Garter
L. G. King
McCardell
Wachter
Carter
Deluce
Smith
Trophy banquet to present Thurmont team trophy win
A banquet will be held in Thurmont Monday evening to formally present the north county team with the silver trophy for Frederick County League champion of 1923. This marks the second trophy for Thurmont in three seasons. President M. J. Thompson will preside.
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Thurmont
North County Jrown
Frederick
M. J. Thompson
Elecult
William J. Stoner
Lester 8. Bkely
Wandering Pedestrian J. W. Hammond Aged 77
J W Hammond a veteran pedestrian aged about seventy seven passed through this city lately on a coast bound journey toward California via New Orleans He travels for data from personal contact with life on the road and aims to publish a book His roving life spans factories railroads steamboats machine shops and garages He has slept in various jails and carries a detour card to dodge reckless drivers He expects further travel toward New Orleans and California and assists motorists with his mechanical turn for tourists
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J. W. Hammond
California
New Orleans
Atlantic
Ile
Hammond
le Saint
Wnd
Tie
T. Ifeele
Ife
Spring in Central Park New York City Parade
A fragmented nod to spring in Central Park New York City with playful lines about warm breeze and budding notes hinting at a cheerful scene. The readable text conveys a casual urban moment amid park surroundings and urban pleasantries.
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Contr. Park
New York City
Attendance Contest of Lions Begins March 31
Instructions for the Lions International 1924 Attendance Contest announce it starts Monday March 31 and runs eight weeks. Local Lions prize awards for top clubs in six divisions at Omaha June 23 to 26 include bronze emblems and inscribed shields for winners and individual prizes for first place clubs. Members must attend meetings to count and standings shown in the Lions Club Magazine.
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Omaha
Lions Club Magazine
Lions Club
Shell
Cuts Sentence Clemency for Three Prisoners at Atlanta Penitentiary
President Coolidge reduced the sentences of Lt Edward A Rumiles former owner of the New York Evening Mail B Walter Kraabmgnn and Nave yin RR Lindhim convicted of delaying the alien property custodian during the war to one year from longer terms The telegram announced the action and noted the men must surrender to Atlanta Penitentiary where they will be recommitted because the facility only accepts prisoners serving more than one year.
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Coolidge
Atlanta
New York
Coolldge
Edward A. Rumiles
New York Evening Mall
Walter
Oto Allanta Penitentiary
Marshal Leeht
Allanta Penitentiary
U S Rainfall Figures Highlight Vast Water Volume
A Washington scientist explains the nations rainfall amounts to about 80 inches yearly across the entire United States equaling 152 trillion cubic feet. He likens it to ten Mississippi rivers, noting the challenge for engineers to capture and efficiently use this extensive natural supply for soil productivity.
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United States
Washington
Mississippi
Que Truin
Last Flight Pilot Hyde Pearson Killed in Crash Near Bellefonte
Brooke Hyde Pearson, 31, a U.S. airmail pilot with service in Egypt Mesopotamia and the French front, died when his plane crashed near Bellefonte Pennsylvania while flying from New York to Cleveland. His body was found beside the wreckage.
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Brooke Hyde Pearson
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Cleveland
New York
Bellefonte
First Telegrafz in 1792 Telegraph Invention Record
Detroit News notes that Claude Chappe created the first long distance telegraph. The first message from Lille to Paris reported a victory and restoration of Conde to the republic after a surrender at 6 oclock.
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Morse
Claude Chappe
Lille
Paris
Conde
Republic
Detroit News
Radiator Repairs Urged After Car Overheating Risk
Firestone workshop warns that smashed radiators in accidents disrupt water circulation and cooling, risking engine overheating and bearing damage. Prompt repairs prevent costly engine trouble and ensure the radiator operates properly.
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Middletown and
Wir
TQ Battle Catholic Club
Armory
Edward TB. McLean
Senate of Lands Committee
Man
Ashland
Ray Manhart
Alex Pecuta
Frank Halil
Gordon
Fountain Springs
Rescue Fire Company
Bat
St. John’s Athletic Club
Catholic Community Club
The
Maryland Theatre
L. D. Fisher
William Desmond
Desmond
Snar
Pollard
Snaub
Weston
Ee Peete
Lcm
Etre Terres Vete Morrison
Frederick Town
Alee Darick
Ceecseensecees Weernieinnca
Azeiet Au
State of
Marshall Miller
J. Marshall Miller
Thomas A. Chapline
Raymond
Shaff
Tacob Rohregack
F. Columbus Knott
U.S
West Patrick St
Frederick, MD
Will McHenry
Cumberland Valley
Atlee Haines
Virginia
C. S. Houck
Shenandoah Valley
C. E. Culler
Broadway Auto Exchange
Broad St
Philadelphia
Hagerstown
Fairgrounds Ave
Cadillac
Overland
Dodge
Studebaker
Buick
Saxon
Paige
Chevrolet
Ford
Maxwell
Hudson
Haines
Sterns Knight
F. C. B. Flint
Mich
Kaufman
GEO
Patrick Streat
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