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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1924
Page
3
Paris reports that French parliamentary and presidential campaigns differ sharply from the United States. Campaigns are brief, party congresses decide tactics, and candidates rely on personal visits and public posters on walls schools and churches to spread their messages.
The second screening of The Governor's Lady drew strong local interest at the Opera House on Thursday. The program includes a love feature, a comedy, and a news reel, with additional attractions at the Empire and a Maryland Sills appearance in Why Women Re marry. Blossom Time tour news and other acts are announced to boost box office.
The De Molay for Boys in Baltimore held its first annual May Day dance in the Francis Scott Key Lodge ballroom on Friday night from 8 to midnight with about 50 guests. Notable attendees included Past Master Councilor Raymond Wackett and Miss Antoinette Gate, while Haguan's Orchestra provided music and refreshments followed late. Organizers and advisory council members from the Baltimore Chapter oversaw arrangements.
Captain Paul Koenig commander of Deutschland arrives with his wife in New York aboard the Columbus after sensational 16 day North Atlantic run with 1000 tons of dyestuffs. He tours Baltimore later and is hosted by Mayor James H. Preston and civic leaders.
Fragmentary report notes a mariner went missing at sea on three occasions after his first voyage. Details on dates, names, or destinations are unclear in the surviving text.
Property deed transfers Hattie BE Zimmerman to Lillie E Mullinix with deed and plat in the city. Marriage license issued for Harry Weedon 35 colored Adams town and Grace Thompson 24 colored Doubs Switch.
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