Parade and Movies for Boys Week Rally in Frederick
Rotary Club plans a parade and cinema program for Boys Week May 21 to 27 in Frederick. On Wednesday May 24 a Parade and Picture Day features a large juvenile parade starting at 7:30 pm from the State Armory, with Major Himes Munower and Captain F Lester Smith as marshals. The route will end at City Opera House for a Rotary Club reception and screening of The Four Seasons, plus comedies and songs led by Harry Leichert and Howard W Simmons. Rev. W J Kane will address St John’s Ster ity Institute on Educational Day.
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Rotary Club
State Armory
Himes
Munower
F. Lester Smith
ederick
Pythian
aith City Opera House
Frederick
pera cusé
Harry Leichert
Howard W. Simmons
W. J. Kane
St. John’s Catholic church
St. John’s Sterity Institute
Wholesale Grocers Prospects Improved Says W E Filler
St Louis May 9 to 13 William E Filler of Harris and Filler reports the wholesale grocers convention widened the Southern Wholesale Grocers Association name and territory He notes the west has sparse farms and frequent floods impacting farming He mentions a strong convention program with speakers from American Sugar Refining and National City Bank. in another item thirty shares of Frederick Candy National stock sold at public sale at the court house to G Rena for 19 16 per share
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St. Louis
William E. Filler
Harris and Filler
vention
Filler
associarocers’ Association
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
thand
holesale grocers
United States
Fil
J. H. Trigoe
ye association
Frederick Mason
Mane Max Association
American Sugar Refizine Ootem
tick County
Frederick Candy National
Alban Moot
G. Rena
G. Pout
Frederick County Agricultural Society Plans $30,090 Improvements
Frederick County Agricultural Society will invest about 30090 in new permanent facilities for the next fair. A 60 by 200 foot steel and hollow tile exhibition building will replace two wooden structures. A new keeper’s dwelling and a hay barn are also planned as part of the expanded grounds and improved amenities. The project aims to attract merchant exhibits and boost the fair’s status as Maryland’s leading event.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick
Maryland
Lloyd C. Culler
Raids Lead to Prohibition Sentence in Frederick Court
In Baltimore Federal court two Frederick men faced charges for violating the federal prohibition act. Frank Despeaux was fined 250 dollars plus costs and paid 271.64. Charles H Miller pleaded guilty and received 15 days in Frederick County jail and a one dollar fine. The cases stem from a March 28 raid on Despeaux's Market Street cigar shop by Internal Revenue Officer Ford, Sheriff Jones, and Deputy Smith, uncovering liquor and Jamaica ginger.
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Frederick
John ©. Rose
Baltimore
Frank Despeaux
South Market street
Charles H. M:ller
ole
Frederick county
Despeaur
New Books Added to Frederick County Library Shelves
Frederick County Free Library adds many new volumes led by a history of the 115th Infantry in the World War. The Blue and Gray division links to local service, four copies arrive, plus Britannica volumes 1910 21 for students. Other juveniles, fiction, and reference works expand the collection with notable titles from Conrad to Pepys and Disraeli.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick
Altsheier
Isabel Carteron
Ashman
Bob White
Burgess
Denny Meadow Mouse
Jack Hall
Yale
Russia
Curtain
Ellis
Gates
Hawaii
Phillipines
George
Herliger
Martens
Meigs
Moses
Scharler
Fort Brady
Theiss
VapLoon
Lord Given
Joseph Conrad
Bradford
Burroughs
Lincoln
Charlwood
Moscow
Marguerite Harrison
Irwin
Benjamin Disraeli
Monypenny
Voltaire
Morjer
Walpole
Morley
Samuel Pepys
County Moves Ahead on Annual Tax Levy Preparations
County commissioners have begun work on the annual levy with about 14 000 accounts to review and personal property reports improving the process. Officials expect no decrease in the upcoming tax rate though exact figures remain uncertain and finalization is targeted before midnight June 30.
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commissioners’ office
Operators Back Hoover Plan To Lower Coal Prices
Secretary Hoover won approval from leading nonunion coal operators for a voluntary plan to curb price increases during the strike. About 40 operators backed a district committee system with government and consumer representation to clear coal orders, plus a Washington general committee. Hoover cited Attorney General Daugherty’s opinion that such cooperation to reduce prices is legal.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
caal
Daugherty
Victory claims clash in 18th Pennsylvania GOP primary
Harrisburg report says Republican hopefuls Benjamin K Fecht and Edward M Beers both claimed victory in Pennsylvania 18th District primary. Fecht led by about 160 votes per supporters while Beers asserted nomination by roughly 0 votes. official recount likely needed.
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Harrisburg
Congress
Benjamin K Fecht
Edward ML Beers
Kiwanis Club May Be Formed In Frederick
Business and professional men in Frederick show interest in forming a local Kiwanis chapter sponsored by Hagerstown. A 60 member applicant pool is needed for a charter. The movement mirrors Rotary and Lions efforts to foster intercity good will and community improvement.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
C. Walter Baker
Kiwanis Club of
York
Hanover
Washington
Washington Kiwanis Club
Hotel Washington
Washington Kiwaniana
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kiwanis
Rotary Club
County Treasurer Begins 1922 Dog License Issuance
County Treasurer John W. Snook starts issuing dog licenses for the fiscal year beginning July 1. Many residents have visited the office to obtain permits. A case involving J. Vincent Fox for embezzlement connected to license taxes prompted others to turn over books and money. All records must be in Snook’s hands to close last year’s account. The released suspect paid costs and returned funds after a hearing with Justice Albany Wood.
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John W. Snooks
Snook
For
Albany Wood
Aaron R. Anders
Srook
Rioting as Prohibition Raid Hits Baltimore Saloon
Thousands gather as prohibition agents raid Kelly's saloon at Greenmount and Eager. Bricks fly, trucks are damaged, Evans Hart and L S Evans among injured. Police call clears crowd after midnight as liquor is removed. Kelly ordered to appear before US Commissioner Supplee.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Kelly
Greenmount avenue
Eager street
prohibition
Washington
Evans Hart
polace
L. S. Evans
Durfee
Kelly asderin
United States
Supplee
Mothers Day observed at Frederick Chesapeake and Potomac Tel
The Frederick branch hosted Mothers Day for operators mothers and sisters. Ten mothers and two sisters visited, received carnations from florist Jesse P King, and toured the station to view clean facilities. Refreshments followed as committee members led by Miss Colliflower welcomed guests.
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Frederick
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Paul J. Payne
Jesse P. King
Ridgeville
Mary Colliflower
Margaret Hartman
employe
Mary E. Evier
Ida Fisher
Belfast Night of Fire and Violence
May 18 in Marrowbone district erupts in gunfire as police and soldiers clash with militants. At least four dead, several wounded, and chaos spills into shops and a baptism service at People's Hall. Youths attack Keown household injuring Mrs Keown and her son.
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Axecciated
Belfast
Marrowbone
Keown
Fire devastates Santa Spirito Hospital in Rome
A massive blaze at the historic Santa Spirito hospital in Rome caused the pavement to collapse and wooden beams to crash down. Sixteen bodies were recovered by 7:30 a.m. as rescue teams including Carabiners and royal guards fought through smoke to reach the chronic wards, where access was cut off and two wards were destroyed.
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Presa
Rome
Santa Spirito
Carabiners
royal guards
nuries f
Pinchot Extends Lead In Pennsylvania Primary
AP report from Philadelphia cites early returns from 17,543 districts showing Gifford Pinchot leading Attorney General George E. Alter for the Republican gubernatorial nomination by 8,027 votes with 891 districts missing. Women played a decisive role, organizing in cities and touring the state in Pinchot’s favor.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pinchot
Mia Pinchot
Alter
Allegheny county
Daugherty Asks Steel Chiefs to Confer Over Merger Plan
Attorney General Daugherty invited eight steel company presidents to meet him on Saturday to discuss the proposed merger of independent firms. The talks follow a portion of the merger being effected yesterday, with the FTC directing cognizance of the matter. Names named include Bethlehem Steel Inland Steel and Tube Brier Hill Steel Youngstown Steel and Tube Midvale Steel and Ordnance Republic Iron and Steel Lackawanna Steel and the Steel and Tube Company of America.
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Associated Praig Washington
Daugherty
sqnare
Federal Trade Commission
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Inland Steel and Tube
Brier Hill Steel
Youngstown Steel and Tube
Midvale Steel and Ordnance
Republic Irom and Steel
Lackawanna Steel
the Steel and Tube company of America
Stock Market Makes Further Upward Progress
New York May 18 The stock market moved higher in morning trading with National Lead American Zinc preferred and Butte and Superior advancing one and a half to two points. Midvale remained under pressure while several independent steels showed gains aided by improved oil and textile shares. Rails added little except Reading and New Haven and shipping remained dull. Open at three and one half percent, close was strong with about 1,400,000 shares traded.
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Associated Prom
New York
Butte
Superior
Midvale
International Harvester
Reading
New Haven
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W. E. FILLER
rederick
MARYLANDMORE
Agricultural Society
NEW MIDWAY
Ferdie
United States Court
CHARLES H. MILLER
CHAP. REYNOLDS
Stillman
PENNA. DIST
FOX
L. $. Evans
ROME HOSPITAL
Santo Spirito
STEEL
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