Lindbergh Invitation Hopes Set For Frederick Thursday
Senator Tydings seeks to locate Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh to invite him to Frederick for Thursday flights with lawmakers. Lindbergh is in New York for the Wilson Medal ceremony and could be asked to join a Woodrow Wilson Foundation dinner. President Coolidge will present the Congressional Medal of Honor on Wednesday.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Frederick
David C. Winebrenner
Millard E. Tydings
Washington
Col. Lindbergh
Tydings
House of Representatives
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
New York
Wilson
Pesident Coolidge
Earth Tremors Alarm New York State Towns
Residents in northeastern New York reported earth shocks felt yesterday in Malone Plattsburgh and Lake George with tremors lasting several seconds. The quake was also reported on the Canadian side of the St Lawrence River. Malone noted the disturbance lasted about half a minute and caused dishes to fall from shelves and houses to rock forcing people to flee into the streets.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Malone
Plattsburgh
Lake George
St. Lawrence River
One Heavyweight Title Bout Planned By Rickard
Miami Beach, Feb 19 The announcement states there will be only one heavyweight championship match this year staged by Tex Rickard after a conference with champion Gene Tunney. Rickard says promoters seeking Tunney’s service must consider other plans as the July bout will feature an opponent to be selected and a venue yet to be determined.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Tex Rickard
Ith
Gene Tunney
Navy Triumph Over Army In Hood Classic 56 to 46
The Navy defeated the Army 56 to 46 in the Hood Army Navy basketball game at the State armory Saturday evening. Both teams were selected from top college players with balance in mind. Navy surged into a lead in the second quarter after trailing early. The event featured crowd-pleasing displays including a burlesque basket ball game with lacrosse sticks and sailor hornpipes by Misset Warion Wark and Marior Horter. In a separate note, Miss Bessie Castle reported a pocketbook snatching on West Cuuteh Street near the Richie property, with a small cash loss and no further details. The Rexburg area reports no new activities for the second consecutive year.
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Navy
Army
Hood
Army-Navy
State Armory
Ec Army
Marior
Horter
Harvey We- Pilzraya
Bishop Hottenstein
Evans Haxtock
Flowers Gable
Riker French
Spillman
Bessie Castle
West Cuuteh Street
Court Park
Public School Easter Holiday Dates Announced
Easter holiday for public school children in Uus city and county will include Good Friday and Easter Monday. The Summer vacation date was announced with schools closing Friday in June. Teachers listed include Hazel Holter Middletown with Mrs Bian substituting, Eugenia Brady Yamsville at Frederick City Hospital.
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Uus City
Hazel Holter
Middletown
Bian
Eugenia Brady
Yamsville
Frederick City Hospital
Brunswick
Knoxville
Winchester
County Board of Education
Lenten Stabat Mater at Tivoli Sunday Concert
Final rehearsals completed for Rossini Stabat Mater to be performed Sunday at 3 PM in the Tivoli theater. Hood College Choir Wade Alale Chorus and church choirs with a 20-piece orchestra will present the oratorio, with complimentary tickets at the Young Men's Shop and Hood College book store due to high demand. Doors open 2:15 PM. balcony seats free of tickets. local soloists rehearsed in Baltimore. Genevieve Emery to play piano and George Emmans to serve as organist.
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Rossini
Hood College Book Store
Henry T. Wade
Hood College
Frederick
Hood
Wade
Baltimore
Egmont
Beethover
Genevieve Emery
George Emmans
the Tivoli
S-4 Raised From Sea Bed Placed in Dry Dock
The S-4 submarine, raised from off Cape Cod after sinking December 17, was moved to the navy yard dry dock. Commander Harold S. Saunders laid pink carnations on the deck between the torpedo room where six bodies lay and the engine room where two more are believed entombed, as dock clearance continued.
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Boston
Cape Cod
Destoyer Paulding
Navy Yard
Harold S. Saunders
Ernest J. King
2000 U S Employees March For Higher Pay
More than 2,000 government employees marched on the Capitol to press for salary increases during the House Civil Service Committee hearing on the Welch bill. They gathered at the Peace Monument, marched across the Capitol grounds, and filled the Caucus Room before the hearing began.
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Washington
Capitol
House Civil Service Committee
Peace Monument
Capitol Grounds
House
Kaucus
Speculative Interest Divided In New York Stock Market
Speculative interest in today’s New York stock market split between brick accumulation in utilities and rubber shares and heavy profit taking in recent favorites. Prices moved erratically with many issues trading in narrow ranges and occasional gains within a volatile session.
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New York
Calo Mone
Nora Bayes Dies in Hospital Musical Star’s Death
Nora Bayes musical comedy actress died in Crooklyn Hospital after abdominal operation relapse. Born 1889 Milwaukee she starred 20 years on stage and vaudeville. Survived by husband Benjamin L. Friedland and three adopted children. four former husbands listed.
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New York
Nora Bayes
Todas
Crooklyn
Milwaukee
Migg Bayes
Dora Goldberg
State Race Signals Shifts in Maryland Politics
Maryland Democrats and Republicans open campaigns for national and local offices as former Governor Phillips L. Doldsborough announces a Senate bid. House races in the First and Third districts attract several incumbents and challengers amid fiscal changes and a grand jury inquiry into Wicomico County finances.
Week of Prayer Services Planned by City Churches
The Week of Prayer opens with city churches hosting services around 2 o'clock daily except Saturday. Offerings will benefit the Frederick County Children's Aid Society. The schedule includes Fast Rapist church and Methodist Episcopal, with observances at Reformed and other churches across the week.
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Frederick
Dren's Aid Society
Lieut Ross Among 1012 Marines Ordered To Sail For Nicaragua
Lieut Richard P Ross of the U S M C will be among 1012 officers and men to sail for Nicaragua as reinforcements to augment American forces there The move follows a Navy Department announcement to support forthcoming elections Inquiries show Ross is from Philadelphia and has served at Quantico Hampton Roads and the Philadelphia Navy Yard
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Nicaragua
Richard P. Ross
Rosa
Clarke Place
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Central America
Marine Corps
Navy Department
Willer
Navy Medical Corps
Rogs
U. S
Oginla
Bridge
Charleston
8. C
Naval Academy
U. S. Marine Corps
Quantico
Naval
Hampton Roads
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Unsinkable Schuttevaer Sails for Transatlantic Trip
London March 19 AP The life boat Schuttevaer proclaimed unsinkable begins voyage to New York from Westminster pier at 3 pm Big Ben tolls. Inventor Schnutte veer and three companions wave farewell as the craft heads to Plymouth Azores with two months provisions aboard Radio failed to function during departure.
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London
Schuttevaer
New York
Westminster Pier
Schnutteveer
Embankment
Westminster Bridge
Schutteraer
Azores
Fifteen Injured as Denver Hotel Fire Damages Colorado House
A blaze at the Colorado House in Denver Colo. injured fifteen people including four seriously as hotel guests fled from second and third story windows. Firemen say about 190 guests escaped with minor injuries noted among rescuers and witnesses. Damage is estimated at 16900 dollars with one man Bert C Hart reported fatally burned.
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Denver
Cal
Colorado House
Bert C. Hart
Separate Trials Set for State Roads Case
Baltimore March 19 AP Separate trials were allowed for cases involving larceny of Road Commission funds. James H Woods former maintenance superintendent faced a charge of larceny of 380 dollars around January 23. A larger sum charge was not yet brought to trial. The first panel of 25 talesmen yielded only 10 prospective jurors.
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Baltimore
Road Commission
James H. Woods
Consent Decree Upheld by U S Court
Washington March 19 AP The Packers consent decree barring meat packers from handling unrelated commodities was sustained by the Supreme Court which refused to cancel the agreement. Reverdy M. Pardum formerly of Barnesville had been at Predoro Hospital for the past two weeks.
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Washington
Ompanis
Supreme Court
Reverdy M. Pardum
Tin Cs
Barnesville
Predoro Hospital
Hold Three Seek Fourth In Baltimore Bank Hold Up
Baltimore March 19 AP Police after arresting three men in the January 16 Liberty branch robbery of Union Trust Co seek a fourth suspect accused of double crossing. Arrested are Calvin Washburn 22 teller John K Brown former bank employee and Harity Schroeder detained in Los Angeles. Police say about $20 000 was stolen with only about $350 left to divide for the others.
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Baltimore
Mar
Liberty Branch
Union Trust Company
Calvin Washburn
John K. Brown
Downfee
Har Ity Schroeder
Los Angeles
Baltamore
Washburn
Brooklyn teacher shot to death in Brooklyn home
Mrs Helen Kimball a 30 year old public school teacher and wife of an assistant principal was found shot to death in her Brooklyn residence. Police issued a general alarm for a recently discharged janitor named Mone Miller after a neighbor saw a man enter the basement and sounds were heard around 7 30 a m.
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New York
Helen Kimball
Brooklyn
Kimball
Nesta
Mone Miller
Kimballs
Six of Crew of Trawler Rescued in Stormy Seas
Stromness Orkney Islands reports six crew members rescued from the trawler Lord Devonport after it ran ashore during a night storm. Eight seamen are feared dead as rescue efforts continue.
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Stromness
Orkney Islands
Lord Devonport
Negro Jailed for Theft of Horse
William Proctor colored, jailed after being arrested Sunday by Officer Allen Bartgis for stealing a horse from the stable of Charles 5S Houck on West Patrick street. The horse, seen with Proctor, was found Saturday evening in a ditch near Carroll Creek behind Mobley Bros. property. Proctor awaits a preliminary hearing as similar robberies unsettle the county and Harry Baker faces related charges in nearby cases.
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Charles 5S
Houck
West Patrick Street
William Proctor
Tila City
Offcer Allen Bartgis
Carroll Creek
Mobley Bros
West Fatrick Street
Proctor
Sunda
Burtgis
Harry Baker
Myersville
Baltimore
Baker
Washington County
Duffy
Kaylor
Hairy Baker
Frederick
Buick coach wrecks after hitting pole near Braddock
State Police Sergeant George Gearhart investigated two auto incidents near Braddock Heights. A Buick driven by L t Matt of Cumberland struck a pole at Summerfield place, causing extensive damage but occupants escaped injury. A second minor collision occurred as three cars passed simultaneously, inflicting only light damage.
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L.t Matt
Cumberland
Summerfield Place
Braddock
Tawa
Ga ‘Yone
George Gearhart
First Day of Spring Arrives as Winter Recedes
Spring time formal arrival set for Tuesday afternoon marking end of winter with heavy weekend snow limiting county traffic. State highways cleared by officials, but rural roads remain muddy and treacherous marooning residents.
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Winter
W. FF. Childs
Walter Decker
Charles Town
W. Va
Henry Decker
News-Post Star
Jefferson
Lato
Deckers
Young Decker
Frederick
Dundee Reinstated by New York After Hudkins Saga
Joe Dunder welterweight champion and his manager Max Waxman were reinstated by the New York State Athletic Commission. They had been suspended after attempting a bout with Ace Hudkins in Los Angeles last November. The action followed California’s resolution clearing Dunder and Waxman of false advertising charges.
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Dundee
New York
Joe Dunder
Max Waxman
Tod
New York State Athletic Commission
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Los Angeles
California State Athletic Commission
California
Governor Urges Conference On Coal Strike Resolution
A report from Hartsburg Pennsylvania notes Governor Fisher urged a coal conference to devise a plan to prevent a strike. The meeting would include representatives from coal producing states labor operators public authorities and members of Congress and the administration.
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Hartsbore
APD
Congress
Soo
Fisher
Judge Denies Mystery Package In Teapot Dome Saga
Washington March 19 AP. Justice Frederick L Siddons of the District of Columbia Supreme Court denies any delivery attempt of a mystery package addressed to him. The case ties to Teapot Dome scandal lore and reports of a package to a fictitious or misaddressed recipient linked to Sinclair. Roosevelt contributes $100 to Sinclair repudiation fund as Borah reports weekend donations toward a $1 915 total since last Thursday.
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FLL
Siddong
Washington
Senate
Teapot Dome
Thig Wits Ness
Bintclair
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Senator Borah
Idaho
Navy
Harry F Sinclair
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Borah
Sinclair
February Term of Court Nearing End
The February term of court nears conclusion as trials proceed. James Daily or Richard Rogers face a potential single trial for alleged filling station bandits after a December 27 robbery. a motion for new trial cites newly discovered evidence and weight of the verdict. Webber and co defendants await retrial on larceny charges. several participants previously pled guilty or were acquitted.
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Ono
James Daily
Richard Rogers
Inebrenner Land Sinn
Page Webber
Webber
Frank Fauble
Fred Fisher
Sam Giles
A. M. Wood
E. A. James
Bravest Deed Earns Gold Medal At Humane Society
Ernest T Johnson of Manchester receives the year’s bravest deed medal after saving David Inglis during a trench collapse. The 16 foot trench, quicksand in subsoil, buried Inglis and partially buried Johnson. Johnson stayed to free Inglis, bearing earth weight as rescuers worked eight hours to lift both men.
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London
Rorait Humane Society
Ernest T Johnson
Manchester
Johnson
David Inglis
Ingia
Constanty
Inglis
Girl Foiled In Plan To Hop From Liner In Plane
Dremerhaven Germany March 19 Miss Mildred Johnson of Yrandolphia planned to leap from the steamship Columbus when the liner was several hundred miles from Germany. Heavy seas and opposition by a Dunkers airplane, the Lufthansa, caused postponement. Miss Johnson aims to fly from Bremen to Berlin.
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Dremerhaven
Germany
Mildred Johnson
Yrandolphia
Columbus
Lufthansa
Muss Johnson
Berlin
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Willis E. Derr
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George H. Seiler
Levis E. Eichelberger
John S. Renn
Frederick School
Harry D. Baumeradner
H. Lavier Michael
Homer D. Kepler
Samuel J. Ransom
Eleanor Eichelberger
St. Like’s School
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