State 8 AR to meet here September 17 18
The Maryland Society Sons of the American Revolution will hold its convention in Frederick September 17 and 18 marking the first time the gathering will occur outside Baltimore. The event includes the unveiling of a bronze Lafayette memorial at Jug Bridge over the Monocacy River and hearings by Maryland leaders and national officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Frederick
State Society
Henry F. Baker
Baltimore
Sergeant Lawrence Everhart
Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Edward S. Delaplaine
Edward D. Shriner
Philadelphia
Jug Bridge
Monocacy River
Lafayelite
Gordon M. Ash
William J Grove
Edward PD. Shriner
Lewis A. Rice
AR. B. Murdoch
A. C. McCard
Lafayette
William CC. Birely
John M. Dennis
John M. Haller
Francis Ti. Sappington
Harry F. Shipley
Robert L. Shipley
Witnesses Respond to Big Bear Trust Probe in Ohio
Thirty six Pennsylvanians subpoenas summoned to testify before the Federal grand jury in Cleveland as part of a nationwide beer trust investigation. Twenty four more from Scranton and nearby towns expected to report Wednesday while others gave sworn statements to Gerald Murphy. U S District Attorney Borosteen, en route to the northwest, says evidence may indict 150 in beer probe. grand jury to resume 12 city alcoholic inquiry, with 60 more indictments anticipated.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
United States
A. E. Borosteen
Northwest
Alcohol Trust
Bernsteen
Union Organizer Shot Dead in New York Street
May 18 The body of Wilson Y. Mack an organizer for the United Seafood Workers Union was found on Front Street with two fatal wounds to the head The shooting occurred during a feud that had flared seven months earlier Also slain nearby was Whitey Britt another union organizer in a related incident with details still unfolding
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New York
Wilsoy
Mack
United Sea Food Worers Union
Front Street
Tower
Hillee de Hiete
Amd
Sgu
Whitey
Fire Marshal Probes Foxville School Blaze in County
State Fire Marshal Hicks investigated the Foxville school fire on Friday May 14 in Frederick. Suspects are under surveillance and arrests may follow as authorities probe whether a local feud over merging two schools two years ago sparked the incendiary blaze. Attendance officer F D Harshman had visited parents of irregular attendees the day before the fire.
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Hicks
Frederick
Foxville
F. D. Harshman
Memorial Ground Progress At New Beauty Spot
Work by 18 men under Superintendent George B. Culler and part of Le Roy Hoke's force advances the Memorial Ground project. Concrete entrance posts topped with lights, a circular monument base, pending 27 red oak trees, shaded paths, and completed macadam streets improve the grounds as finishing tasks and weather allow.
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George B. Culler
le Roy Hoke
Memorial Ground
Bentz Street
Third
West Second Street
Frederick Street
State Armory
Rentz Street
Rockwell Terrace
Boy-Ed Refused Visa to Enter United States
Berlin reports Captain Karl Boy-Ed was refused a U S visa due to insufficient time since his naval attache duties. State Department passport bureau cites a long gap since his war service as reason he cannot reenter. The Boy-Eds reside in Partenkirchen and Mrs Boy-Ed has US relatives. More than 36 million Americans have Hungarian birth or parentage, per report.
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Berlin
Karl Boy-Ed
United States
Passport Bureau
State Department
yetTmMan
Washington
Germany
Roy-Fd
Misa
Virginia
Mackey-Smith
Bishop Mackey-Smith
Hoy-eds
Partenkirchen
Ivalia
Rival Polish government set up in Dosen under General Hauser
Berlin reports a rival Polish government formed in Dosen under General Hauser who led the Polish legion in the United States. Skirmishes with Marshal Dmowski's government have occurred, with heavy casualties. Haller forces reportedly amount to 50,000, encamped at Lodz and Kalisz, and a Warsaw attack is planned.
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Berlin
Dosen
Hauser
United States
Marshal Dilsudski
Haller Fores
Lodg
Kalisz
Civic Club Supports Frederick Dental Clinic Fund
The Frederick Civic Club met May 17 with Mrs. M N Hindley presiding. Mrs. Robert Tyson led a talk on Federated charities and Miss Garn er outlined visiting nurse duties and aid to the aged. Dr E C Kefauver described plans for a Dental Clinic to follow child dental inspections. The club voted $25 to the Free Dental Clinic Fund and named Tyson to the clinic board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
M. N. Hindley
Department of Public Welfare
Robert Tyson
Mary Maulsby
Holmes Baker
Federated Charities
Miss Garner
E. C. Kefauver
Civic Club
Free Dental Clinic of
Northern District Federation of Clubs
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Carroll
Marford
A. N. Ward
Westminster
Wedern
Annapolis
J. H. Appe
Eleanor 8. Tull
Apple
Dr. Birckhead
Federation
United States
Samuel G. Duvall
Tull
Sts. Anne's Church
Chase, Carroll, Thresher
Rideout
Thandall
General Federation of Women's Cubs
Atlantic City
County Field Meet Promises Big Day of School Events
Frederick city and county students prepare for the annual county field meet at the Fair Grounds on Monday May 24 beginning at 10 am. The Play ground Athletic League of Maryland sponsors events for elementary and high school ages with medals and prizes. Officials including Dr William L Burdick Miss Helen I Jamart and others from Baltimore will attend.
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Frederick City
Fair Grounds
Playground Athletic League of Maryland
Playground Athletic League
William L. Burdick
Helen I. Jamart
L. Timanus
W. S. Putman
Baltimore
Frederick County
Frederick School
Frederick High School
Betty Boyle
W. LD. K.addridge
Winebreener Hearing Set Next Tuesday in Frederick Court
David Charles Winebrener of Frederick seeks release of a court appointed guardian and return of his property to his personal care. A hearing before Chief Judge Hammond Urner in the Sixth Judicial Circuit will occur next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Charles Winebrene
Frederick
Frederick County Court
Hammond Urner
Judicial Wircuit
Isaac Abe Straus
Winebrewer Air
Winebrewer
G. Mantz Besant
D. C. Winebrener and Son
Edward N. Bush
A.C. Is
G. Lane Taneyhill
ML G. Tincatts
Rosa Met, Chapman
William Tush Dunton, Jr
Bank Robbery in St Louis Loses About 30000 Dollars
Five or six armed men held up the North St Louis Trust Company in St Louis on May 18 and escaped with about 30000 dollars. Also noted is a reference to a 1500 delegates conference in Teur for a promotion league of India.
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St. Louis
North St. Louts Trust Company
Tielur
Promition League of India
Church People Want Too Much Entertainment, Says Speaker At Convention
At Walkersville the Lutheran Sunday School Association opened its annual meeting with more than 200 in attendance. Rev Dr M Madwin Wisher urged better training of ministers and leaders, criticizing church entertainment priorities and stressing Christian responsibility, while committees and programs were announced for the afternoon and evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Sunday School Association of the Middle Conferance
Maryland Synod
Lutheran Church
Walkersville
C. A. Shithe
Macheon
Econvention
Frederdick
Currell Counties
Taylorstown
Y. Garrett
Taneytown
Garrett
CG. A. Shilke
W. C. Leiare
M. Madwin Wisher
Getysburg Theological Seminary
Rehmyer
Manchester
Catherine Byler
Woodsboro
Aladwin Fisher
Dettysburg
Ruth J. “Whitmore
Laura Wade Rice
J A. Broshis
RC. Sorrick
Woodsbero
Blue, Ridge Choral Society
W. A. D. Bell
Derr
Jesse
Wiehach
Harar
Bessie Marth
Cal
Keeney
BE Ok. Zimmerman
Zinierman
Charles HW. Crawford
W. Culler
Dinterman
Harry Kling
Slattie Albaugh
Whittemore Case Up On Wednesday
Baltimore May 18 AP Richard Reesa Whittemore known as the candy kid faces arraignment and trial tomorrow in Criminal Court Judge Eugene O Dunne for the $93 000 bank messenger murder during a Buffalo holdup He has spent two weeks in a triple locked cell. State's Attorney Herbert R O Connor said a plea of guilty is possible. He will be escorted to court by armed guards in plain clothes among a dense security circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Richard Reesa Whittemore
Banditdom
Baltimore City
Robert L. Trohtman
Maryland
Whittemora
Buffalo
Ife
Criminal Court
Eugene O'Dunne
Edgar Allen Poe
Herbert R. O'Conor
Whittemore
No solution of murder of Italian in Cumberland
May 18 AP report details a Cumberland inquest verdict of homicide with the killer unnamed. The body of Rassacle Russo of Youngstown bore five bullet wounds near the canal bank. Investigators seek to identify companions who accompanied him before the incident and note prior shooting of Russo in Youngstown weeks earlier.
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Cumberland
Rassacle Russo
Lalian
Youngstown
Joseph B. Finan
Desi
Musso
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Moss
Reactionary Turn Shakes Stock Prices In New York
Markets showed an irregular morning but strong demand for several off and railroad shares. Prices turned reactionary this afternoon as selling pressure renewed. Call money steady around 2 percent. total volume near one million shares. Mrs A P Forsyth of Howard County visited relatives in West Second Street and returned home this evening.
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New York
May IL
Pune
A. P. Forsyth
Howard County
James H. Grave
West Second Street
Work Starts on Improvements to City Opera House
A Cumberland crew under PL 2 Scott began renovations at the City Opera House to widen the front entrance and remove the wall between the box office and foyer. Four exterior stone columns will be added, the foyer marble columns with mirrors installed, and the auditorium work postponed until after May 29.
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PL 2. Scott
Cumberland
Scott
Empire
Coolidge Seeks Ratification of French Debt Pact
President Coolidge aims to have Congress ratify the French debt agreement this session even if it delays adjournment into summer. Informal talks suggest lawmakers believe ratification is possible, though a long Senate debate is anticipated as the May 15 adjournment slips into June and beyond.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Senate
Tose
White House
Byrd Plans Return Voyage From Spitsbergen Next Thursday
Washington AP report says Commander Byrd told Secretary Wilbur he will sail from King's Bay Spitsbergen to Nome next Thursday aboard the ship that conducted the North Pole flight. He notes ten seals killed during two days of hunting and that all personnel are in excellent health. Navy and Marine personnel contributed largely to the expedition’s success despite radio interference delaying messages.
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Washington
Hurd
Wilbur
Nome
King's Bay
Spieybergen
North Pole
Navy
Byrd
Navy Department
Richmond to Erect Monument to Byrd
Richmond with AP report notes a campaign to honor Lieut Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd with a Richmond monument. Details await fundraising progress and public contributions before plans are finalized. Also mentions France's early radiotelephony and a proposal to celebrate David Livingstone’s birth home in Scotland.
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Richmond, Va
Richmond
Richard Ivelyn Byrd
President of Eastern Baseball League Died
Hoboken Mass May 18 AP Dan O'Neil president of the Eastern Baseball League and National Board of Arbitration died today after a week of illness. He helped shape many baseball rules and led the league he founded as player, captain, manager, owner, and finally president.
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Hoboke
Mass
Dan O'Neil
Eastern Baseball League
National Board of Arbitration
O'Neil
Een Ae
Crew Members Drunk Charged by Passengers
New York May 18 AP Sev en passengers of the Clyde liner Seneca, among 255 seized from the ship near Miami, Florida, claim crew members were intoxicated and left lifeboats ahead of passengers. Company officials denied the charges, stating the crew did not abandon ship and no liquor was sold aboard.
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New York
Aéround
Miami
Lorida
I. Hf. Raymond
Steamship Company
Misami
William Clark
Arthur W. Pye
Clyde Inn
Leek
Seneca
Pye
Ritchie Attacked by Labor at Convention
Salisbury May 18 AP Mitchie endorsed reciprocity flag amid private argument involving Maryland New Jersey and Pennsylvania. John J Manning president International Labor Trades Department AFL spoke at Maryland DC Federation of Labor convention. Resolutions many: voting net modification for 2.76 beer sales continued Farmer-Labor support in Maryland old age pension law and training of children at kindergarten age.
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Salisbury
lew.Mitchie
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Joh J. Manning
International Labor Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Maryland and District of Columbia
Farmer-Labor Party
Two to Die by Lethal Gas in Nevada Friday
Nevada pardon board delays vote as Spanko Jukich and John H. Randolph face execution by lethal gas at Carson City prison Friday. Jukich killed a 16 year old sweetheart in White Pine County and Randolph killed his mother in Reno a year earlier. Gas delivery arrives for the planned method.
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Nevada
Teno
Nevada Pardon Board
Spanko Jukich
John H. Randolph
Carson City
Jukich
White Pikre County
Randolph
Reno
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Hollywood
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South Market Street
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Keederick Pligh School
Pane
Kathering
Virginia Lease
Evelyn Virginia Leas
Prederick Court House
Maryland Tuberemasiy Association
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May
Rasfaele Russo
Dominic
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