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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
1
May meeting address topics for Rural Federation notes
In Frederick County a meeting of Rural Federation of Women's Clubs directors discussed the May or June federation program at the home demonstration office. Mrs Izetta Jowell Brown will speak at the Key Hotel event along with Mrs Clinton Sparks providing music. five thousand pencils will be sold to fund a club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Federation of Women's Clubs
Frederick County
Elizabeth R. Thompson
A. G. McKinney
Izetta Jowell Brown
John W. Davis
Aemiannual Federation
Francis Scott Key
Brown
Davis
Band Concert Tonight Ends Music Week Observance
The Boys' High School Band led by Prof. Fenton Harris performs at 7 30 tonight in Court House Park as Music Week nears its close. Frederick's first observance features local college and opera house events with Emory L. Coblenty as reader and a program including Sousa March King Cotton and Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Fenton Harris
Court House Park
I Frederick
City Opera House
Emory L. Coblenty
Grayson H. Staley
Hood College
Marie McCord
Henry T Wade
Dean Sara T. Lovejoy
Rockwell
Amedeus Waltz
Berlin
Kling
Richard Taumgardner
Sperry Storm
Teat
Kassel
Sutzel
Laurens Bowera
Sunita
He J
Clarke Dovithiss
Seredy
Public utilities turn reactionary
New York markets show reactionary tendencies in public utility stocks as speculation declines after a brisk advance. Trading volume rises with 470000 shares traded in the first hour, ahead of prior sessions, while call money renews at 3 percent as prices face renewed pressure. Grasshoppers ascend mountain nights to 18 000 foo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
May & A. P
Walltree
Raila
Atesians
Final meeting of season held by local D A R
A cheerful final meeting of the local Daughters of the American Revolution chapter was hosted at 2 30 p m by Mrs Roy L Hyndman and Miss Emma Brown. Mrs Francis H Markell presided as regent with reports from the Continental Congress and firsthand accounts from Miss Brown and Miss Miriam R Apple. Refreshments followed and the group adjourned for summer with many members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Roy L Hyndman
Hyndman
Misa Emma Brown
Francis H. Markell
Markell
Edward D. Shriner
J. W. J. Carty
Irena Goodson
Mildred Groht
May Smith Markell
Lucille Flannery
Dorothea Wiron
Laula Y. Wilson
Mia
Eleanor H. Tull
Roy I. Hyndman
Tobacco Company Declared Insolvent In Federal Bankruptcy
New York May 8 The American Sumatra Tobacco Company a $17,000,000 concern was declared insolvent in a bankruptcy petition filed in federal court today by three creditors. Titan Hachen Ariene Maced In Quite Re covery Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. P.j
American Sumatra Tobacco Company
Hacen Ariene
Extra Gas Tax Proposed to Eliminate Grade Crossings
John N Mackall of the State Roads Commission advocates a one cent per gallon gas tax to fund Maryland grade crossing removals. The plan would split costs with railroads, totaling about 20 million dollars, with ten years to raise the state share. The tax would raise roughly 1.6 million annually, about four dollars per car, and aims to be equitable by charging the motorists who use the roads most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Mackall
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
North Carolina
Marrland
County Fines Including Ridgeville Penalties
Fines totaling 102 dollars in the county and vicinity were imposed for automobile violations in the period reported by Commissioner K K Austin Baugh man. Frederick County kept 35 dollars. Ridgeville area contributed 67 dollars. Penalties included Ira R Main license suspension for reckless driving after a fatal crash. Additional fines were levied on Arthur Bishop George R Thompson Monroe Dotson Calvin C Jubb Charles C Keedy Lawrence Keys Raymond Moxley for speeding, unregistered vehicles, and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KK. Austin Baughman
Frederick County
Ridgeville
Ira R. Main
John Thompson
Main
Middle- Lown-Burkittsville Pike
Lloyd
Petersville
Bear
Frederick
Finch
Arthur Bishop
George R. Thompson
Monroe Dotson
Calvin C. Jubb
Charles C. Keedy
Lawrence Keys
Raymond Moxley
Coast Guard faces off Rum Row in deadly fight
Evidence mounts that Rum Row near New York provokes a campaign of revenge against the Coast Guard. Rear Admiral Billard warns of a war to the death as incidents rise, including threats, kidnapping, and ambush attempts against cutters and guardsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coast Guard
New York
Billard
Atlantic City
Montauk
Gulf Coast Bayous See Unlikely Play Steal the Show
An unexpected quarter emerges as a yard appears along Gulf Coast shores. The scene shifts into one of the many bays and inlets where gear and travel converge, creating a surprising moment described in coastal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Hawaii islands to be strongest world military outpost
Washington May 8 A P Chairman Butler of the House Naval Committee said he will urge legislation at the next Congress to make the Hawaiian Islands the strongest military outpost in the world. The committee plans to visit the islands in June to assess needs and possible actions. He noted potential congressional action on rank disputes between line and staff officers and the possible conversion of the Naval Academy at Annapolis into a university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. P
Butler
House Naval Committee
Hawaiian Islands
Naval Committee
Naval Academy
Sin- Capalia
Snowden captured at home after escape from correctional
William Snowden known as Blackboy, colored, was found in his mother's Broadway home in this city less than two days after his escape from the Navyland House of Correction. Officers surrounded the house at eight this morning and Snowden surrendered rather than leap from an upstairs window. He had been convicted in police court last January for carrying a concealed weapon after an alleged shooting of Dick Potts. He faces renewed time at the House of Correction after time off for good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navyland House of Correction
Willam Snowden
Allan
Blackboy
Snowden
State
Omcer Bartgls
Pullee
Deprie Sheriffa Crum
Hadcliffe
Albaugh
House of Correction
Mary Snowden
Quartetta
Bartain
Bartgla
Justice Bowers
Dick Potts
Alan
Tay
Electric traffic signal stops mad rush to fire scene
An electric traffic signal at the Square halted a southbound rush of autos at 11 a m when a chimney fire alarm sounded at the Burdette residence on South Market Street near the cemetery. Fire units from Junior and United responded. Independents failed to answer due to a faulty engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette
Market Street
Junior
United
Independents
Tour Book Issued by Maryland Automobile Club
J Bennett Charahee of the Maryland Automobile Club announces the new Youra For Motorists tour book now available to local members at the Chamber of Commerce rooms near the Francia Scott Key Hotel. The 500 page volume covers the eastern United States and parts of Canada with maps itineraries and historical data. Charshee has arrived to organize local club affairs and assist tourists at the Frederick headquarters, formerly handled by W T Gaver of the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bennett Charahee
Frederick
The
Automobile Club
Maryland
Chamber of Commerce
Francia Scott Key
Canada
Charshee
Charehee
W. T. Gaver
Hood College May Fete Draws About 200 Participants
The Hood College May Day celebration plans a larger event than before with about 200 alumnae and friends expected. Activities include crowning the May Queen, a high jump contest featuring Biclanies, two baseball games the Alumnae Student and the Father Daughter, and afternoon refreshments on campus priced at 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
WLC. A
Maryland Classis Divided After 100 Years of Unity
For the first time in over a century the Maryland Classis of the Reformed church splits to form a new Baltimore Washington Classis. Twelve churches from the old Maryland Classis join eight other congregations to align with German and English services, meeting May 3, 1926, in Manchester Carroll County. Delegates elected to the General Synod include Rev. Scott Ro Wagner and Rev. C W Walek, with several other ministers and elders named from Baltimore Frederick Emmitsburg and Hagerstown among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Manchester
Carroll County
Yatousa Buarda
Rutuni W. Miller
Publicaion
J. W. Mominger
Clasaia
St. John's Church
iClearapring
Tthe Reformed Church
Tyo
Scott Ro Wagner
Mage
FL Main
Brunawick
Emory JL Coblentz
Middle ‘Town
D. A. Stickel
Hagerstown
Charles W. Main
Baltimore
J. Ih. Warrenfelz
Emtttaburg
Ralph. Hauser
Joseph A. Siebert
Clearspring
Jayron It,stales
Frederick
HS. Romberg
Hoonshorn
Robert Hemp
Jefferson
Otto Schmidt
Nalthnore
Weekend Detours Outlined By State Roads Office
The State Roads Commission released detour routes for motorists this weekend. Beallsville to Dickerson detour covers 4.0 miles on macadam and county roads. Urbana to Hyattstown detour spans 6.6 miles with multiple turns and a dry weather note. Mt. Airy to Westminster detour measures 4.5 miles on dirt roads near Mt. Airy limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Beallsville
Dickerson
Urbana
Hyattstown
Blacksmith Shop
Washington
Hurkeystown Road
Touriats
Ridgeville Road
Mt. Airy
Westminster
Toren
Oman
Weatmingter
Control of Road Attack in Bill Targets Van Sweringen Powers
A minority stockholders’ counsel asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to divest O. P. and M. J. Van Sweringen and associates of ownership and control of the Chesapeake and Ohio and Hocking Valley railroads. The filing seeks revocation of directors' actions, removal of the Van Sweringens’ authority, and dissolution of their consolidating plan amid charges of defrauding remaining stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, May & A. P
Interstate Commerce Comminaion
O. P
M. J. van Sweringen
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Hocking Valley System
van Sweringena
van Swerlngena
Chesaperke
Oto
Com
van Eweringens
van Sweringens
van Swerlneen
Chen
Apeake
Ohio
MISSING MONTGOMERY COUNTIAN FOUND HERE
Benjamin Adams a 65 year old farmer from Keat Hockville was found returning to his home near Our Corners with Montgomery county officers after several days of neighbor and police searches. He had been missing since April 29 and was last seen in Frederick where he turned up briefly before reuniting with investigators. The case involved a suspicious will notice sent to Rockville and questions about a forged signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Adams
Keat Hockville
Frederick
Our Corners
Montgomery County
Sitkalng
Adams
Wille
Rockville
Part of Chapman’s big mail robbery loot found
New York May 8 A P dispatch reports part of the loot from Gerald Chapman the convict and known bandit was recovered with the arrest of John J Phelan 27 charged with receiving and larceny for failing to meet interest payments on a loan of 8500 from First National Bank Lynbrook IL. Authorities say bonds match those stolen in the sensational Lower Broadway mail robbery in which Chapman and two others are said to have escaped with 2400000 in loot. Phelan offered no statement about how he gained possession. Only a fraction of the loot from the mail job was recovered. Dr Joseph H Apple spoke at Martinsburg Rotary with Mrs Apple accompanying him. London now able to speak to all Western European countries by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kefauver
Frederick County
Viellance
Frederick Cily
New York
Gerald Chapman
John 7
Phelan
First National Bank
Lynbrook
Nadeny County
Lower Broadway
Chapman
Palr
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