Prohibition Enforcement Promoted by Frederick Women’s Clubs
The Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs with 643 members urged political party delegates to back a platform pledging vigorous enforcement of the 18th Amendment and supporting legislation. Officers were reelected and reports praised club work, with notable attendance by district leaders and an afternoon talk on “The Changing American Home.”
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Frederick
Bet
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs
Izaak Walton League
Maurice D. Coblentz
Middletown
Ira Davis
Hyattstown
Willam E. Kindley
A. Norman Ward
Westminster
District of Maryland Federation of Women’s Club
Parker L. Weller
Montgomery County Federation of Women’s Club
A. G. McKinney
Walkersville
Maryland
Federation
William Gaylor
Grayson Bowers
William Slemmer
K. L Metcalf
Thomas Culler
H. L. Davis
Hele Pearson
Sjamsville
Ballenger
Miss Pearson
Children’s Aid Society
Near East Relief
Frederick City Hospital
Mississippi
Frederick County Dental Clinic
Boy Scouts
Red Cross
Soldiers’ Memorial
Frederick County
Ward
E. E. Dixon
City
Grace Brane
Department of English
Hood College
Mary Meek Atkeson
Washinsion
Jaral
Etrat
Senate to Arrest Thomas W Cunningham in Philadelphia
Washington Mar 22 A resolution directing the immediate arrest of Thomas W Cunningham a prominent Philadelphia Republican will be presented to the Senate tomorrow Senator King announced the move. The file includes a report from the Senate Campaign Funds Committee noting Cunningham refused to disclose information about campaign funds and probationary terms.
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Washington
Thomas W. Cunningham
Philadelphia
Senate
King
Utah
Kin
Carringham
Cam Wees
Wits
Police Chief Freed After Murder Trial Stabbing in Court
In Columbiana Alabama on March 22 police chief H F Blake who had been acquitted of murdering Loulae Monteabaro was fired on and stabbed by two women in Circuit Court. Mrs Mabel Monteabaro fired a pistol and Mrs Cecil Tubba stabbed Blake. Blake injured but alive. State Attorney General Charlie C McCall fainted from excitement. both women were taken into custody.
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Columbiana
Alg
H. F. Blake
Calera
Loulae Monteabaro
Mabel Monteabaro
Blake
Frien
Cecil Tubba
Charlie C. McCall
McCall
W. D. Farmna9
Poothan
Galera
Montgomery
Arrest of Basehour Narrowed to Two Cities
The search for Amos M. Basehour, an alleged bandit who escaped from Washington County Hospital, focuses on Baltimore and Uniontown. Authorities believe he and accomplices are hiding and expect his capture soon. Jessie Basehour, his wife, is wanted on larceny charges and aided the escape by obtaining his clothing and hiring a car in Baltimore.
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Amos M. Basehour
Washington County
Baltimore
Uniontown
Basehour
Jessie Basehour
Hagerstown Hospital
Hagerstown
Frederck
Hood College selects Dora Hughes as Student Govt Vice President
Miss Dora Hughes of 3750 Jocelyn Street Chevy Chase Washington was elected vice president of Hood College Student Government Association for the 1928-1929 term. She belongs to the college Gree Clah and contributes to Touchstone and Herald publications.
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Dora Hughes
Samuel] T. Hughes
Jocelyn Street
Chevy Chase
Washington
Association of Hood College
Miss Hughes
McDonald Awaits Death On Eve Of Execution
George MacDonald lies in Valley Field jail as floodlights illuminate the yard for his dawn execution tomorrow. His wife Doris originally faced hanging but her sentence was commuted to life imprisonment. The couple were convicted in September for the July murder of Adelard Louchard, a taxi diver.
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Valley Field
Quebec
George MacDonald
Montreal
McDonald
Doris McDonald
Adelard Louchard
Fullem Street
Portsmouth
Sheds Burned in Morning Fire at West All Saints Area
A rear café shed operated by Sam Jenkins was destroyed by a morning fire around 3 30. Firefighters faced water supply problems due to defective fire plugs and blocked hydrants on South Market Street West All Saints Street and South Carroll Street. Several plugs were found out of order needing urgent repairs.
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Amail
Sam Jenkins
West All Saints Street
United Company
South Market
South Streets
South Market Street
West All Sinta Street
Ice Street
South Carroll Street
Carroll Creek
Lindbergh Flight At Bolling Field Draws Congress Members
Washington March 2 AP Bolling Field buzzed with visitors as Col Charles A Lindbergh conducted art derbies for Congress and families. Among the first trips were Representative Zihlm an Maryland Mrs Zihlman and their daughter Suzanne Mrs Strother from West Virginia joined on the second flight.
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Washington
Mar
Bolling Field
Charles A. Lindbergh
Congress
MacCracken
Com Terce
Lindbeth
Zibiman
Maryland
Suzanne
J. F. Strother
West Virgin
Wales rides again despite recent fall at Belvoir
Prince of Wales, unfazed by a spectacular tumble in Risley, rode in the Duchess of Rutland's cup at Belvoir hunt point-to-point today and finished second. In Barrowby Lincolnshire on March 22 AP reports.
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Barrowby
Lincolnshire
England
Risley
Prince of Wales
Belvoir Hunt
Gasoline blast on destroyer tender Whitney kills two
Two enlisted men die and several others suffer burns after a gasoline explosion aboard the Whitney at Guantanamo Bay during cofferdam ventilation. Names include William M. Delevett of Baltimore and George E. Garrett of Missouri. A court of inquiry was ordered.
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Washington
Mar
Whitney
Guantanamo Bay
Cubs
William Melvin Delevett
Baltimore
George Edward Garrett
Oxark
John Frederick Warr
Mt. Royal
N. J
Donald le Roy Barch
Ireman
Independence
John Jay Easterling
Freestone County
Texas
Guillermo Cairo
San Roque Cavite
Philippine Islands
Willard Edmondston Jamale
Roanoke
Edward Peter Michalski
Ashley Robertson
Pageant at Grace Reformed Church Friday Evening
The Junior department of Grace Reformed church presents a pageant titled The Questioner on Friday at 8 o clock in the Sunday school room. Cast includes George Webster Death Irwin Albaugh Doubt Ralph Orrison and others as Wisdom Nature History Reason Religion Experience Sorrow Faith Love Joy and Death are explored leading to the Questioner’s triumphant understanding.
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Grace Reformed Church
Jesus
George Webster
Jrlwin Albaugh
Ralph Orrison
Richard Shoemaker
Charles Eaton
James McLaren
Regia Culler
Laura Virginia Orvison
Nature
Virginia Main
Betty Markey
Effie Moore
Helen Honff
Lenora Webster
Erma Gonso
Ruth Grove
Marjorie Staley
Elva Earle Miller
Genevieve Herwig
Mary Ruth Harner
Margaret
Elizabeth Fisher
Edward
Harry Crager
Meriam
Elizabeth Rhoderick
Annual Speech Recital by Students in Head College
The private Department of Speech at Head College presents its annual recital Friday at 8:30 p.m. in Broddeck Hall. The program includes poetry, dramatic monologues, and short stories performed by students such as Joliet Wilbur Thompkins, Helen Serene, Dorothy McIntyre, Elizabeth Dunn, Mae Kemmerer, Colin Campbell Clements, and others.
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Department of Speech
Head College
Broddeck Hall
Joliet
Wilbur Thompkins
Helen Serene
Styleesha Lady
Rudyard Kipling
Helen Gocainer
The
Los
Jos
Quve Schreiner
Elizabeth Dunn
Colin Campbell Clements
Mae Kemmerer
Robert Browning
Count Gismord
Moss Lacie Norris
Frederick Harlequin
J. Baker Made Honorary Lion For Community Service
Joseph D. Baker was made an honorary member of the Frederick Lions Club at a noon luncheon in the Francia Scott Key hotel. A. Frank Miller and Mayor Lloyd McCulfer presided as speakers praised Baker for his lifelong public service and Christian generosity, noting his support for youth programs and the Scout movement.
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Frederick
Joseph D. Baker
Frederick Lions Club
Francia Scott Key
Mr. Baker
Lions
Lloyd McCulfer
Miller
Th Club
Baker
Lions Organation
Culler
Charles F. Seeger
Lions Organization
Lions Club
New York City
Focal Lions
Frederick Pay
New York
Braddock Heights
Wr Baker
Roxcors
Couzens Seeks Resolution to Oust Mellon from Cabinet
Senator Couzens accuses Secretary Mellon of being unfit to serve and cites alleged pressure from Will Hays over Sinclair bonds. He frames a Senate resolution calling for Mellon’s resignation amid Teapot Dome ties and a refused disclosure. Mellon says he will not resign, regardless of Senate vote.
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Couzens
Mellon
Tronpury
Senate
Michigan
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Harry F. Sinclair
Metlon
Sinclair
Haya
Cousens
Pratt
Andy
Washington
Teapot Dome
Sinclair Liberty Bonds
Maryland Corn and Wheat Stock and Price Report of 1928
Maryland farmers report corn remaining on state farms at about 11.33 million bushels or half of 1927, with 80 percent marketable. Farm gate corn price on Feb 15, 1928 was 84 cents, up from 7.5 cents a year prior. Wheat farm price Feb 25, 1928 stood at 41.39, down from 1.35 and 1.78 in prior years.
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Maryland
John 8. Dennen
K—Whest-On-Tarma
Mary Pickford's mother dies in Toronto
Mrs Charlotte Pickford aged 55, mother of Mary Lettie and Jack Pickford, died after a lingering illness in Los Angeles. Born in Toronto she was married young and later devoted herself to her children.
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Los Angeles
Charlotte Pickford
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Toronto
Ont
John Smith
County Pt 19 Meet Saturday in Frederick
Frederick County Parent-Teachers Association sets a 2 PM Saturday program at Church Street School. Mrs. Harry Parkhurst state PTA head will speak on national organization and county cooperation, with Palmer reporting on the Boston NEA meeting. Delegates named. attendees invited. music by Frederick High School.
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Frederick County
Parent-Teachers Association
Church Street
Harry Parkhurst
Maryland
Parent-Teachers Organization
Pathurst
Frederick
Glee Club
County
A. LeRoy McCardell
Roy Remsburg
Jefferson
Helena Stauffer
Walkerville
Milton O. Sawyer
Thur Mont
I T
Parkhurst
Linnie McGuigan
Thurmont
Roy
Seek Woman Here inquest for Missing Miner Sister
Potter Title and Trust Company of Pittsburgh asks Postmaster Irving S. Biser to locate a woman named Miner living in this city. She is sister of Samuel Miner, who died in Pitts church in May 1918. The firm is trustee of his estate. a small balance remains and, if not found, will revert to Pennsylvania.
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Irving S. Biser
Potter Title and Trust Company
Pittsburgh
Miner
Samuel Miner
Pitts Church
Pennsylvania
Fall Not To All Story In Court
Washington March 22 AP Albert B Fall cannot travel to testify in the Teapot Dome case due to rapidly failing health. The Sinclair conspiracy trial may be postponed with Fall as a potential witness. Government doctors report he cannot stand the strain of travel.
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Washington
Mar
Albert B. Fall
Senate
Sinclair
Harry F
George Hoover
Ater Vraition
Cabin Project Advances at Hosdie College Athletic Association
The Athletic Association at Hosdie College funds a new cabin to replace the old 4A stack in the mountains. Donations totaling 1500 include 300 from Touchstone, 100 from Dr. Rau, 100 from the association treasury, 100 from the senior class, 160 from the classes of ’29 and ’30, 100 from the freshman class, and 500 from gymnasium fees. Construction starts and the cabin aims to open by May 1 with a single large room, a fireplace, and a surrounding balcony at Rocky Springs, Frederick Valley.
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the Athletic Association of
Hosdie College
Dolph Rau
Frederick
Sara Rew
Touchstone
Dr. Rau
Treasury of the Athletic Association
Rocky Springs
Steiophiog
Eas
Frederick Valley
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