European Royalty Receives Furniture From Deceased Will
The Baltimore will of Miss Pepilla de Garmendia, dated July 21, 1922, leaves heavy furniture and art to foreign relatives and nobles, with specific bequests to royalty in Spain and Bavaria. A codicil, executed in Germany, raises questions due to an unprovable witness signature, prompting possible European identification or a trip for verification.
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Pepilla de Garmendia
Baltimore
Switzerland
Europe
Frederck County
deGardmendi
Frederick County
E Er
Baitore
R. W. Turnbull
Charles M. Howard
Bonnie Brae
Balimore
Corinne B. deGarmendia
Wolff Cemetery
Basle
Gonzalo de Cordova de Carmendia
Corinne Stephens
Florida
ngern-Rotlach Am Tegernsee
Emo Hirschberg Reiser
Munch
Bavaria
de Pfyffer Heydege
America
Frederick
Baron de Chant
Burgos
Spain
Carlos de Garmendia
Tuscarora
Eva Meyer de Garmendia
Im 15
Thomas H. Robinson
Maryland
Office of the
Register of Wars
Iecal
Heave Bran
Rally Planned for Adamstown May 29
The Reformed Consistorial Conference executive committee met at the Y M C A and scheduled a Mass Meeting of men from Reformed churches in Frederick County. It will be held at Trinity Reformed Church in Adamstown on Sunday afternoon at 2 15 oclock. The event aims to discuss topics of interest to church men with an annual spring mas. Officers include President Jahn Souder, Secretary Abraham Hemp, Treasurer Nevin T RO, and executive committee members Rev Gow Ketsistier and Edward Fielter.
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Reformed Consistorial Conference
Y. M.C
Frederick County
Trinity Reformed Church
Adamstown
Yaation
Jahn
Abraham Hemp
Secr
Iary
Nevin T RO
Hep Trasimer
Dacob Shanhabker
Mam
Gow. Ketsistier
Edward Fielter
Wext Demonstration Postponed to Monday
Fire fishing demonstration between Citizens' Track Company and Unie Fire Company, set for Friday, postponed to Monday due to many firemen attending the Winchester Appice Bisssom Festival. Demonstration to be held at Tf. Wonehrener & Enn Ware hose on South Carta] seet with fire caps.
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Citizens’ Track Company
Unie Fire Company
Winchester Appice Bisssom
Wonehrener & Enn Ware
South Carta
Emonstan
Judge Orders Md Gas Tax Referendum
Annapolis May 3 AP The one and one half cent gasoline tax act to fund county roads was ordered onto the November election ballots by a peremptory writ of mandamus in Anne Arundel county. Judge Robert Moss granted the order in an action by taxpayers against Secretary of State David G. Wunnebrenner III. The Secretary of State, following an Attorney General opinion, did not act on the petition signed by over 11 000 voters across all counties seeking a statewide referendum.
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Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
Robert
Secretary of State
Attorney-General
York
E¢Redit
Mellen
General Reserve
Soan
Bailisk Sond Deare
Finn “Tal
German Irish Flyers Return From Washington Visit
The Bremen crew Baron Huenefeld Major Fitemaurice and Captain Koel flew to New York after a Washington stop. They wore American Distinguished Flying Cross insignia and received a cordial reception before a small crowd at Bolling Field. The trio then returned to New York in a sister ship, landing at 11 20 a.m. EDT and meeting city officials before a luncheon with the Merchants Association.
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Washington
Bremen
New York
Baron Hueneféld
Fitemaurice
Koel
Bolling Field
Junkers
Koehl
Willer
NEA Washington
Congressional
Coolidge
Hermann Koehl
Baron Gunther von Stuenetelus
James Fitzmaurice
United State
F :Fe
Nonse of Representatives
Reed disavows third party move in Democratic ticket
Washington May 3 AP Senator Reed of Missouri disavowed responsibility for Wilbur Legette of California proposing an independent party if Governor Smith is nominated. Reed said he knew nothing of Legette's plan beyond the morning paper and did not approve it. He sent a telegram to Josephus Daniels stating his lack of involvement.
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Washington
Wilbur Legette
California
Smith
New York
Reed
Missouri
Lezette
Josephus Daniels
North Carosar
Mar
Inlay
Wilbur Leselle
Fitz Gerald Pleads Guilty For No License In Frederick
Joe Fitzgerald known as Fitz, catcher for Waynesboro in the Blue Ridge League, fined $10 in Peoples Court after pleading guilty to operating a car without a license. The incident began when his vehicle struck a Middletown car, leading to police investigation and discovery the car belonged to William McDonald of Washington. No other charges were filed.
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Joe Fitzgerald
Waynesboro
Frederick
Alton Y. Bennett
Peoples Court
Fitz
Bowlus
Middletown
William McDonald
Washington
Pitz
D. C. Winebrenner
Miss Knapp Did Not Do Work On N Y Census
Clara Blanche Knapp testifies at Albany trial of her step mother Florence E S Knapp former Secretary of State. Knapp denies work on 1925 census and says she did not know she was on the state payroll. She is charged with diverting 2875.06 payroll funds to herself.
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Albany
N. Y
Clara Blanche Knapp
Middlebury
Florence E. S. Knapp
Knapp
George
Medalfe
Los Angeles Returns After All Night Training Cruise
Lakehurst N J May 3 AP The navy dirigible Los Angeles returned to her hangar at the air station this morning after an all night training and post repair cruise off the coast It was the big ship s first flight since the 4000 mile round trip to Panama Commander Rosendahl said the dirigible functioned perfectly and the trip was without incident
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Lakehurst
N. J
Navy
Los Angeles
Panama
Rosendahl
Supreme Court Asked to Intervene in Fare Rise
Washington May 3 AP Counsel for the New York State Transit Commission arrived to seek a stay from Justice Stone of the Supreme Court on the temporary rise of New York interborough car fares to seven cents while a permanent rate is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York State Transit Commission
Justice Stone
Supreme Court
New York Interborough
Senate Committee Eyes 15 Light Cruisers Plan
Washington in March reports a Senate Naval committee proposal for a House program to build fifteen light cruisers and an additional aircraft carrier. Meanwhile scouts plan a Baltimore trip for a Scout Merit Badge Expo on Saturday with demonstrations and badge requirements, with transport and a small admission fee.
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Washington, Mar
Senate Naval Committee
Baltimore
Smits
George G Whit
Tran Pornatier
Biser
Saul
Charke
Roon
Asd Cvn
Onte
Fear Spring May Reverse Its Form
Weather reports warn of a possible frost line lingering to May 10 while optimism grows for warmer days. Straw hat season starts May 15 as spring blossoms spread. forecasts suggest a cooler spell with possible showers and an unsettled weekend ahead.
Paroles Granted to 27 Frederick Prisoners by Governor Ritchie
Governor Ritchie pardons 27 inmates from Maryland Penitentiary and stations, with several men from Frederick County receiving paroles effective next Wednesday. Names include Harver J L and Keene, while Edgar Redmond faces three years for larceny and related offenses.
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Marland
Ritchie
Frederick County
Harver JL
Keene
Tiihteen Meon
House of Correction
Laveray
Chen
Edgar Redmond
Pepitentare
Rally This Evening At United Brethren Church
Frederick Coot will lead the Christian Endeavor rally at the Gentennial Vie United Brethren church. The event is this evening at 7:45 with Rev Stewart Glen presiding and Mehr Reddick charged with tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Coot
Christian Endeavor
United Brethren Church
Mehr Reddick
Jl Stewart Glen Pensbars
Apple Blossom Festival Opens as 8000 Children Parade
In Winchester on May 3 8000 school children in spring colors paraded through the streets to inaugurate a two day Shenandoah apple blossom festival led by the U S Navy Band. Frederick county Brunswick Md sent the largest division with colonial and modern costumes drawing loud applause as 20000 to 30000 spectators from the Middle Atlantic watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Shenandoah
United States Navy
Frederick County
Brunswick
Middle Atlantic States
Robertson on Trial for Montgomery Murder
Samuel J. Robertson, arrested last month on a murder charge in the Edward L. Mills case, appeared before Magistrate Samuel Byres. The hearing drew so many spectators it moved to the Circuit Court room. Fifteen state witnesses were summoned as prosecutors outlined evidence while Robertson denied the charges.
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Rockville
Samuel J. Robertson
Edward L. Mills
Samuel Byres
Circuit Court Room
Mills
Robertson
Wilson Trout
Lal Trout
Robert Peter
Lions Club Meets in January at Key Hotel
An interesting Lions Club meeting was held January 7 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Officers’ activities were summarized with humorous notes by Ralph Zimmerman. William C. Royal announced the Father and Son banquet, set for Monday, and plans to attend the Baltimore exposition were discussed.
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Lieons Club
Francis Scott Key Hatel
Ralph Zimmerman
Res Wiliam C. Royal
Weil
Baltimore
Luneyeany
Hobart
Winchtster
Valard Tames B. Parkhall
Tue Ciy
Aviator Hart Plans Fort Worth Route Endurance Attempt
An aviator named Hart aims to set an endurance record by flying from his current location toward Fort Worth Texas, seeking an eastern terminal. Local reports indicate preparations underway and weather conditions noted as a factor in the planned leg of his journey.
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Hart
Fort Worth
Texaz
Opinion Sustains Store Restraint Case at Frederick County
Maryland Court of Appeals upheld the Frederick County Circuit Court ruling in William A G Clem v Elsworth Valentina and others. The injunction against Clem opening a store on property he bought from Valentina was affirmed, with costs to the appellee. Parties reside at Rocky Ridge. judges and lawyers named.
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Frederick County
Maryland Court of Appeals
William A. G. Clem
Elsworth
Valentina
Digges
Rocky Ridge
Valentine
Dessie M. Valentina
Margaret L. Shorb
Grace L. Thompson
John IF. Thompson
Clem
Thompson
Thompsons
Court of Appeals
Large bankruptcy filing in Federal Court in Martinsburg
Edward A. Allen of Nuippeon Jefferson County West Virginia files a major voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. Reported assets exceed 221000 and holdings include 1440 acres in Loudoun County Virginia and land in Clarke and Jefferson counties. A creditors meeting is set for May 7 and he seeks restraint on asset sales by lower court commissioners. Principal lienholders are banks in Charles Town Berryville Winchester and Baltimore.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Edward Aa. Allen
Nuippeon
Jefferson, County
Loudoun
County
Loudoun County
Charles Town
Berrysille
Winchester
Jjaltamore
Tivoli amateur night draws wide city audience
A large crowd attended Tivoli Theater amateur night. Hetty Ruth Murrell won first prize for a dance, Eyelos Strive took second, and a third prize of four dollars went to a bridge team. Several acts and performers from nearby cities—Howard Wankes, Carla Career, and Blossom Fete—performed, with various recognitions noted. The Blossom Fete drew hundreds as Apple River Fests attracted many entrants from across the region.
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Hetty Ruth Murrell
Ieee
Maton
Larmouiia
Aia
Howard Wankes
Carla
Fiat
Planes Drop Bombs Over Shanghai Attack
Two planes including a seaplane dropped four bombs over Shanghai today. Explosions occurred near the Shanghai South Railway Station and ships at the harbor. Two women and several men were injured. The attackers believed to be from the Northern cruiser Haieht off Woosung. Their flight over the international settlement caused a great commotion. They returned unscathed.
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Shanghai
Shanghai South
Higagnan
Haieht
Woosung
Braddock Heights to Host Three Summer Conferences
Braddock Heights will host three summer conferences led by Frederick County Council of Religious Education and Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly. The events, from June 7 to 19 and July 14 to 22, include talks by notable pastors and a study program on marriage and family relations. The schedule features daily sessions on Sunday School, missions, and family life with speakers from New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Reqderick
Emory L. Coblents
Apedkor
Prederble
Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly
Bradock Heights
Thoes
R. F
Pierce
New York
W. Quay Rosselle
Malden
Mags
Francis Harvey Green
Pennington
Dy. Kyle
Yates
Louisville
W. C. Stoyal
This Chy
J. Aspinall
feCnaig
D. D
W. C. Royal
the Heights
Fine Weather Aids Italia Dirigible Flight to Stockholm
General Umberto Nobile in the Italia Crum Stulp voyage to Spar bergen reports superb weather across Sweden. The dirigible passed Carlscrona Oskarshamn and Stockholm by 11 AM with 300 to 350 meters altitude and ten Swedish military planes escorting above the Baltic coast.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Umberto Nobile
Sparbergen
Baltic
Carlscrona
Oskarshamm
Sstoch
Holm
Gasselhamm
Cult of
Lovinia
Lone Aviator Aims for Endurance World Record
Ronseved New York May 2 Cap 1 reports lone aviator still circling above Taine seeking a new endurance flight record after a prior mark set by Charles Veaine's Calamiva. He intends to fly west toward Hamilton property to establish a community building project in the near future, while awaiting word on reception of his flight message.
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Ronseved
Field
N.Y
Nepecsare
Pum Rovat
Fuomag
Charles Veaine
Shrau
Hood College Commencement Week Celebrates Alumni Day
At Hood College the June 5 commencement will award 95 diplomas as Mov ing Up Day events unfold June 1 and 2. Activities include a senior play She Stoops to Conquer, an alumnae parade and dinner, a dance at Catoctin Country Club, an organ recital, baccalaureate sermon by Rev Oliver Horsman, and class day exercises.
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Unod College
City Opera House
dWoom
Coblentz Hal
Coblentz Hall
Alum
Francis Scott Key H‘el
Catoctin Country Club
Henry ‘Y. Wad
Brodbeck Hall
Joseph H. Apple
Oliver C. Horsman
Horsman
Weltha Horsman
Y Hut
Raymond Calkins
Cambridge Mass
Calking
New England
Committee to Quiz Presidential Candidates in Campaign Inquiry
Washington May 3 AP All presidential hopefuls are to testify before a Senate committee probing campaign expenditures. Telegrams were sent inviting each candidate to appear and name their agents who can report on spending. Chairman Steiner expects the inquiry to start next Monday as many candidates are already in Washington.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Steiner
Senate
Chairman Krech of Equitable Trust Co Dies in Office
Alvin W. Krech, chairman of the board of Equitable Trust Co, one of the nation’s largest banks, died suddenly in his May office from angina pectoris while seated at his desk. He supported business, culture and philanthropy and had ties to the Western Maryland railroads.
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Equitable Trust CO. Board
Yetk, May & (Ap
Alvin W. Krech
Lmustives
Equitable Trust Compam
Alvan W. Krech
Equitable Trust Com- Ipans
New York
Krech
Maryland
Diamond shop robbed of jewels worth 17800
Kansaty Kan May 3 AP says a sixman held up the Hellsebere diamond shop two blocks from police headquarters here today and escaped with jewels valued at 17804
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Kansaty
Kan
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Miss de Garmendia
Reformed Consistorial
Moss
David G. Wunnebrenner
Ering
Fitzgerald
Miss Knapp
Keenty
Redmond
Lions Club
Tak
E. C. Valentine
Sar
Penneyrapa
New Jersey
Kev P Tedelphia
Mountain Top
Hood
College
Newsepa Pee Debeive
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