Warsaw Quiet Burials Held After Polish Revolt
Warsaw and surrounding areas observe a somber funeral for the dead from the military revolt. Wounded totals rise with hundreds in hospitals. Reports say Marshal Pilsudski gained control in Warsaw and troops nationwide shifted allegiance. Casualty counts vary with about 200 killed and 1000 wounded in the recent fighting.
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Warsaw
Miss Welen Bridge
Warsan Nursing School
Dha Vennindad
Poland
Marshal Pilsudski
Associated Press
B Élgidera
Wojciech
Rski
Pilsudski
Witos
Paris
Formal Straw Lids Debut Prompts City Fashion Shuffle
Today marks the formal debut for straw hats in Frederick as many men shed winter headwear. Weather outlook forecasts a cooler spell with occasional showers. Temperatures yesterday fell to 56 with 60 as the overnight low. rainfall the past week totals 0.11 inch.
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Frederick County
Chas. S. Birely
United States
Shenandoah Park Bill Advances to President for Signature
The Shenandoah Park bill passed the House after Senate approval and goes to the President. Virginia commits 1.2 million dollars toward land purchase with a $3.1 million total state but federal funds hinge on turning over 385,000 acres. W A Welch pledges to raise remaining funds as committees hear the measure.
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Shenandoah Park
House
Senate
United States
Shenandoah
Virginia
Frederick
W. A. Welch
Southern Appalachian National Park Commission
Blue Ridge Mountains
Great Smoky Mountains
Tennessee
Women-Only Hotel Moonlights in Los Angeles Plan
A proposed project in Los Angeles seeks to open a hotel exclusively for women with a target of hosting guests in a secured, women focused facility. Details on sponsors and dates remain unconfirmed.
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Angeles
Autoist fined $100 for drunken driving in Maryland
Parke Payne of Clarion Virginia was arrested at Jefferson and Patrick streets for operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor. He paid a $100 fine or served 90 days in jail. The car, loaned by F C Cunningham of Virginia, was held until Maryland registration is secured, with state officers insisting on retention. Justice Motter said he has no role in the car restraint. State Police Sergeant Atkinson affirmed continued seizure until Maryland tags are obtained.
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F.C. Cunningham
Virginia
Payne
Mr. Cunningham
Maryland
Justice Motter
Tyler School Wins Forest Week Prizes
Announcement by the Lions Club contest committee reports Tyler School Middletown district winning a first prize of 25 in equipment for Forest Protection. Beaver Dam Johns ville district takes second prize of 15 and Lincoln Colored High School gains 20. From 50 000 pledges, 50 000 were received. awards approved by County Superintendent. officials named. Discharged from Frederick City Hospital Lester Rapp Newsville injured in a horse accident.
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Lions Club
Tyler
Middletown
Beaver Dam
Johnsville
Lincoln Colored High
Galious
Robert FL Nicodemus
Edward Bentz
John 8. Renn
Richard F. Simmons
All Day Meeting of County Education Leaders
An all day session gathered the County Superintendent of education with school supervisors and principals at the Academy for discussions on curriculum, supervision, and district priorities.
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Eucahon
Reward Offered for Forest Fire Burners in Frederick County
Frederick County Commissioners approve a 1500 dollar fund to convict arsons who set forest fires past or future. Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce back the measure, with Lancelot Jacques adding 500 dollars. Delegation cites cheaper prevention than firefighting and calls for a study committee on woodland conditions.
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Frederick County
County of Commissioners
Lancelot Jacques
Smithburg
Lions Club
Com
H. Noel Haller
22Nd District of Lions
Board of Aldermen
Chamber of Commerce
Haller
Richard F. Simmons
Comstoners
Woodland
F. W. Besley
Cyril Kieln
Frank M. Stevens
Simmons
Mr Klein
Charles Opel, Jr
John
Ren
Coolidge Urges States Rights At Virginia Sesquicentennial
President Coolidge urged states to limit federal power and act in unity, arguing for local self government and opposing central bureaucracy. He spoke at Williamsburg Va during the sesqui centennial of the Virginia independence resolutions and called for harmony across regions and a majority rule framework. Williamsburg, May 15, President Coolidge, Vice President and other officials attended ceremonies reviving colonial scenes for the anniversary.
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Williamsbure Va
Coolidge
Virginia
Ates Npt
Republ
Bureau Cricy 35
Williamsburg
College Town
Old Dominion
Great Britain
President Coolidge
Byrd
Frederick Gains Praise From Naval Leader
Hugh W. Fisher, chief clerk at the United States Naval Station Great Lakes, visited Frederick after more than 20 years and praised the city in a letter to The News-Post. He cited substantial growth and development, a strong spirit of progress, and the friendliness and southern hospitality that define the town, noting fond memories of boyhood days and warm friendships.
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Frederick
Hugh W. Fisher
Great Lakes
United States Naval Station
News-Post
Fisher
Scientists in Nation Split Between Pure Research and Applied Work
About 3000 scientists in the country are engaged in purely scientific research while white scientists increasingly work in applied and commercial domains, reshaping the balance between basic inquiry and practical development.
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Applied
Boy Dies After Fall From Wall by Elcholtz Mill
Raymont Carty twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Warry Carty Tourmont was killed near Jimtown when a wall toppled crushing his head and trapping him under debris. The accident occurred while fishing with another boy along a stream by the old Elcholtz mill site. Dr Levin Irving and Justice Sherman P Dowera, with Sheriff Albaugh, investigated after the boy was taken home to Thurmont.
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Raymont Carty
Warry Carty
Tourmont
Carty Boy
Lal Wone
Od Elcholtz Mill
Jimtown
Efcholtz
Levin Irving
Thurmont
Sherman PF. Dowera
Albaugh
Norge Arrives Teller Alaska After Pole Crossing
Capt Roald Amundsens dirigible Norge lands at Teller Alaska at 2 a m EST completing the Spitzbergen to Alaska flight over the North Pole. Crew reported well and radio contacts with Nome Cordova St Paul Island indicated possible earth touch or further Arctic exploration while fuel and battery concerns were noted. A greeting from Lincoln Bosworth reached President Coolidge at Williamsburg Virginia.
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Vancouver
Bot
Spitzbergen
Alaska
North Pole
Roald Amundsen
Norge
Teller
Earth
Nome
United States Naval
Cordova
Okeh
WXY
Rade
Slenar Corps
United States Army
St. Paul-Cordova
Amundsen
Pole
Arctic
Divigite
Norge Alao
Ellaworth
Washington
Greetig
Lincoln C. Bosworth
President Coolidge
Williamarburg
Work Resumed With Only Few Still Out
London May 19 John Ball returns to work with a rueful grin after injuries. Transport reopens in London and provinces as trains, buses, and trams resume service though some unions and miners' disputes linger.
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London
John Ball
Davy Crockett
I. John
Bristol
Brief show ers and warm weather due
Washington reports a week ahead to bring brief showers and warm weather with temperatures near or above normal. Also note: John Simmers and Howard D. D. Routzahn of Frederick were taken to Hagerstown for trial on Washington County non-support indictments after deputies acted on telegraphic advice from Hagerstown. Mrs Routzahn of Middletown had tonsil surgery in Baltimore.
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Washington
Hagerstown
John Simmers
Howard DD
Right
Frederick
Radcliffe
Tagerstown
Washington County
John ‘Ff Routzahn
Middistown
Ta Hospital
Baltimore
Cresap's Riflemen Name Adopted by Maryland Guard Unit
Headquarters Company First Infantry Maryland National Guard, commanded by Lt Philip R Mipebrewer, will be known as Cresap's Riflemen. The nickname honors Michael Cresap, Revolutionary era native of Frederick County, and reflects a plan to expand rifle training and recruit five more men before the annual encampment. A dance May 25 at the Armory funds new uniforms as guardsmen embrace the historic designation.
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First Button
First Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Philip RB. Mipebrewer
First Regiment
Winebrewer
Urw .Rolbeo Hr
jArmory
Frederick Canation
Frederick Persons of Cresap
Thomas Cresap
Maryland
Cremeap
Frederick County
Boston
Cresap
Wagame
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Willamsburg
Tis
Glaas
Montague
Sanders
C. Bascom Slemp
Tfarry W. Anderson
Richmond
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Duke of Gloucester
Continental Congress
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Fort Euastia
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Turrace
McPherson Place
Catoctin Furnace
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Teller, Alaska
Amundsen Party
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