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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 25, 1922

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Iron Worker Hurt In Fall At New Hotel

A riveter, Harry Gibbons of Bethlehem, Pa, fell from the second to the first floor during crane operations at the new hotel. He was cut on the head bruised and shocked. condition not fully determined. Local residents may see a Ku Klux Klan parade as organizers consider a Frederick branch with about 100 invitations issued.

Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Klan Frederick Brunswick Imperial Palace of the Klan Knights of the white robes iblanks William Joseph Simmons Imperial Wizard Washington county Harry Gibbons Bethlehem Gibbons Sheffield Court street Shefffield Frederick City

Distillery Robbery Captivates Alaska Readers

The Anchorage Daily Times reprinted an Associated Press dispatch on the March 8 raid at the Waterbridge Horses Distillery in Burkittsville. Three guards overpowered and twenty one hundred gallons of whisky stolen valued at 35000 dollars. The same AP story circulated nationwide.

Frederick Alaska Horsey Burkittsville Anchorage Daily Times William H. Rager Associated Press March Qaterbridge Horses Distillery Company

Bench warrant issued for former Prohibition chief and aides

Bench warrants for former Federal Prohibition Director William C McConnel and 46 men indicted with him on conspiracy to violate the prohibition law were issued today by the United States District Attorney's office in Philadelphia.

Phildelphia William C McConnel United State District Attorney otter

Local Masons report debt campaign total

The Masonic Temple Debt Campaign closed with a total of 22 037 000 raised. Ten teams led by captains such as Richard F Simmons Charles Opel Jr Roscoe B Rhoads Guy C Roser Edgar K Moore and others contributed sums ranging from 2546 to 2100 with the executive committee accounting for 3940 to reach the final figure.

Masonic Temple Richard F. Simmons Charles Opel, Jr Roscoe B. Rhoads Guy C. Roser Edgar K. Moore Rames Hendrickson Walter L. Remsburg A. Atlee Radcliff Charles F. Seeger Edgar H. McBride

Ku Klux Klan Holds Funeral in Cincinnati Suburb

The Ku Klux Klan reportedly held its first Northern funeral in Lockland when leaders attended services for Charles Cragwell. Roses were strewn on the grave, and Cragwell was praised as "100 per cent American." The piece notes Breathitt County Kentucky men volunteering in World War I.

Associated Press Cincinnati Ohio Ku Klux Klan Lockland invisible empire Charles Cragwell

Soldiers Memorial to Be Erected in Frederick

The memorial designed by Sculptor Gioretti has been accepted by the Frederick County Memorial Association as a tribute to those who served in the World War.

FREDERICK Gioretti Frederick County

City Art Exhibit At Public School Draws Praise

The Washington street school hosts a valued art display open to all ages with works from Murillo to Leonardo da Vinci plus the six panel Evolution of books. Teachers guide pupils through the show highlighting educational merit and community spirit amid a $200 net, $15 cost effort.

Washington street Murillo Raphael Leonardo PD. Vinci Amiens Rheims Rome Moses Michael Angelo Angelus Miliet Gime

More Than Half Million Miners Affected By Strike April 1

Indianapolis March 25 The Associated Press reports a nationwide coal industry walkout will directly affect more than 500000 workers across twenty states. About 20000 Canadian miners belong to the United Mine Workers of America with districts spanning Nova Scotia western provinces and U S regions. Districts map anthracite and bituminous fields from Scranton to Hazleton to Shamokin and beyond with districts 1 2 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 29 and the Big Sandy field in Kentucky.

Indianapolis Ind Associated Press United Mine Workers of America Nova Scotia Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois Scranton Hazleton Brazil block Shamokin Washington Brazil Iowa Kansas Colorado Maryland West Virginia Canada Tennessee Harlan county Alabama Arkansas Oklahoma Texas Wyoming Kentucky Michigan Missouri Montana New River Loop Creek Big Sandy

City plans playground program with joint civic meeting

A joint meeting of the Civic Club and Public Playground Committee outlined a city plan to coordinate playground work this summer. A citizens committee from Civic Club Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club County Board of Education M C A and city administration would guide activities and hire a trained instructor to lead the program.

Civic Club Chamber of Commerce M oC. A Ratarvy Club County Board of Education M. cA

Survey Planned for Local Playground Grounds

A survey of available playground grounds is to be completed within thirty days. Sites mentioned include the Maryland State School for the Deaf, North Market Street school, Boy's High School, Washington Street School, Academy grounds, East Fifth street, and East Third street. The Civic Club has long directed playground activity, and a committee representing local organizations would share responsibility.

Maryland State School for “the Deaf North Market Street Boy’s High School Washington Street Academy East Fifth street East Third street Civic Club

Further Debate in Senate on Four Power Treaty Ratification

The Senate resumes debate on the Four Power Pacific Treaty with no change in momentum toward ratification. Opponents challenge the accompanying declaration by the Allied delegates, arguing the domestic provisions fall outside the treaty scope while discussion also covers the supplemental treaty defining geographic limits and mentions dog and wolf discoveries in Westphalia as context.

SENATE Associated Press Washington

Exam schedule update and teacher attendance report

Public notice of the teachers exam dates for May 5 and 6 with morning and afternoon sessions at distinct schools. Palmer explains county attendance groups categories excellent medium and very poor and lists schools by attendance tier. 800 railway maintenance workers strike in Hagerstown with wage disputes under the Western Maryland system.

Mias Stella Brown G. Lloyd Palmer F. D. Harahman Mias Brown Palmer Days school Willowdele school Associated Press Hagerstown Railroad Labor Board Western Maryland Railroad Dickson Construction and Repair Co Youngstown Ohio Western Maryland Cumberland ancien Western Maryland Railway

Seventeen Dead in Colorado Iron Mine Blast

In Trinidad Colorado the Sopris mine of the Colorado Fact 2nd Iron Company suffered a blast leaving seventeen workers either dead or missing. Eight bodies were recovered early this morning and rescue hopes ended as officials confirmed all other miners had left the mine minutes before the explosion.

Associated Press Trinidad Col Sopris Colorado 2nd Iron Company

Springlike Weather Predicted for Middle Atlantic Next Week

Washington reports a weather outlook for the Middle Atlantic States. The week starts unsettled with warmth and showers, followed by fair and cooler conditions through Friday. Saturday brings a return to unsettled weather with a chance of more showers.

Washington Middle Atlantic States

Specialties Dominate Today’s Mixed Stock Market

New York March 23 Specialties stood out with gains as Woolworth rose 17 points amid reports of a prospective stock dividend. Missouri Kansas and Texas preferred showed notable activity while Ann Arbor stock retreated from recent gains. Steel shares were weak and general uncertainty marked the close with about 50 000 shares traded.

Associated Press New York Woolworth Missouri Kansas Texas Ann Arbor American Ice American Telephone

Driving Park at Baltimore Swept by 75000 Fire

Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Gentlemens Driving Park clubhouse cottage 15 box stalls and the water tank near Pimlico race track. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars. Fifty race horses in training were not moved due to favorable wind. A South Dakota farmer offers 180 acre farm for rent with turkey per acre condition.

Associated Press Baltimore South Dakota White Rock

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