Labor federation closes with Gompers tribute and anti women clause
Maryland and District of Columbia Federation of Labor ends its session in Frederick with resolutions including opposition to replacing men with women unless wage scales are equalized. A five minute silent memorial honors Samuel Gompers. Thanks are given to The News-Post and Francis Scott Key Hotel for hospitality. delegates plan to return and adjourn after a successful convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Maryland
District of Columbia Federation of Labor
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
E. K. Sager
Samuel Gompers
News-Post
Tys
Administration of Estate Before Court
A hearing in Orphans Court addressed letters of administration for the late Clarence D. Mobley of near Adamstown. William J. Mobley, Howard V. Mobley, and Nina T. Wall sought the letters. Attorneys argued the elder brother was unfit versus his advocates who said he was capable. Estate valued at about $6,500. Court took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence D. Mobley
Adamstown
Orphans’ Court
William J. Mobley
Howard V. Mobley
Nina T. Wall
Washington
Lea Webbers
Stoner
Storm
Joseph S Grinder Dead in Buckeye Town Area
Joseph Sammel Grinder died at his East Second Street home at age seventy after a carcinoma diagnosis. He farmed near Buckeys Town before retiring five years ago. Survived by two sisters Miss Hegina Grinder and Mrs Emma K Hacc kett of Lisbon, a niece Mrs Kieffer Knill of Lisbon, and an adopted niece Miss Marie Murphy. Funeral mass at St Johns Church at 9 AM Monday, burial St Josephs on the Manor cemetery. C Carty funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sammel Grinder
Samuel
Harriet Not Grinder
East
Second Street
Mr. Grinder
Buckeystown
East Second Street
Hea
Knights of Columbus and
The
Holy Name Soriety
Hegina Grinder
Emma K. Hacckett
Lisbon
Kieffer Knill
Marie Murphy
St. John's Catholic Church
St. Joseph's
Maner
C. C. Carty
Slow progress picking jury to try Shepherd
Chicago may 2 ap progress in obtaining a jury to try william d shepherd for the murder of william n mcclintock was a low today the defense expressed readiness to accept virtually any furor tendered by the prosecution causing the states attorney s force to question ten firemen more closely
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Ridgeville Auto Fines Highlight Persistent Driving Violations
A Ridgeville weekly report shows drivers facing fines for numerous infractions. Key cases include Ralph W. O'Neal suspended license for failure to yield, and many motorists from Ridgeville and nearby towns cited for speeding, no registration, or careless driving with penalties ranging from 1 to 85 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidgeville
Bnea
Ridgeville
Ralph W. O'Neal
Middletown
Skeefer Grossnickle
T. J. McDermott
West Fifth Street
John Tonsil
Frederick
Retail Merchants to Meet Monday in Frederick
Frederick merchants convene at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Monday at 7 15 pm to discuss a trade extension program and a yearly holiday schedule. A committee of Bennett, DLa nn, and Crawford will prepare recommendations for the June 1 session. Young People's Week runs May 25 to May 31 with events at Trinity Chapel Edgewood and Jefferson venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants Association of
Frederick
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key
Chamber of Commerce
Ute
William B. Bennett
John D. Dlann
A. Hi. Crawford
Utfis
Alitoyanes
Trinity
Trinity Chapel
Broderick
Frederick Counts
Edgewood Clartelh
Hreihron
Liberty
Young People's Conference For
Jefferson
Joseph T. Cudlinp
Cudlipp
Yonar Traple
Prinelly ME
South
C. W. Walek
Grace _ Reformed church
Shorter gowns sweep into royal court at Buckingham Palace event
London May 82 AP King George and Queen Mary host their second royal court of the season at Trnckingham Palace. Among Americans present is Mrs. Alexander Tuck of Maryland. Shorter trains at the first court sped up passage, allowing the ceremony to start earlier. Gold and silver dominated gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Queen Mary
Trnckingham Palace
Alexander Tuck
Maryland
Stock Prices Rise as Motors Remain Market Favorites
New York stocks moved higher on May 22 amid heavy profit taking in public utilities especially electric power and American Water Works. Motors again drew speculative interest signaling stronger demand for affordable cars. Industrials stayed steady as Myatts showed quiet accumulation. money renewed at 3 34 percent. closing around 1854.00 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pinchot Plans West Tour This Summer
Harrisburg reports Governor Pinchot will start a Western tour in late May with talks on plant power. Planned stops include appearances at the International Christian Endeavor convention in Oregon during the first week of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pinchot
International Christian Endeavor
Ror
Oregon
Baltimorean Heads National Tall Cedars
Archie New of Baltimore was elected Supreme Tall Cedar by the Supreme Forest of Tall Cedars of Lebanon at the convention. Royersford, Pennsylvania, chose a Senior Deputy Supreme Tail Cedar, Miravidenes was named for the 1826 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic City
Archie New
Baltimore
Lebanon
Edgar Grates
Royersford
Miravidenes
S. 1
Field Marshal French Dies in Deal England
The Earl of Ypres known as Field Marshal French, Britain's World War II hero, died today in Deal England at age 72. Rev E J Wilson accepts a church posting at a Pentecostal church near Shookstown with regular services and prayer meetings announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Marshal French
England
Deal
E. J. Wilson
Pentecostal Church
Shookstown
Wilann
Jan
Frederick
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Holds Walkersville Meeting
The thirty ninth annual W C T U convention met May 21 at the Walkersville Lutheran church to review departmental work and elect officers. Delegates from area towns attended. remarks urged greater inspiration and law abid ing conduct. Children presented a temperance program under Miss Reddick and others, closing with Jubilee Bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Fredeurick County
Walkers‘ville
Welgella
Nora MecKinney
A. Shuke
Lutheran Church
Mra. C. EB. Estep
Saylor
Plano
Yackeystown
Fengaville
Frederick
New Market
Middletown
Liberty
Urbana
Walkersville
Washington County
Mex. M. C. Thomas
Huslup
Amanda J. Worman
Exec
Walkersville Union
W. R. Harteell
Iter
Ffty
Walkersville T. T. UN Ander
Reddick
Kona Kelley
Announecer
Mary “Imimertan
Planiat
Allee Hizler
Irlo
Mario Fox
Mary Stauffer
Ethel Fenster
National Prohibition Guards
Japan
Korea
China
Mexica
South America
India
Florence Carmack
A. A. Gurvon Missionary Fund
Jubilee Bellis
Mra
C. Thomas
Burkeystown
May Gaylor
Anna Crist
Annie eMorsatt
Children Tour Washington State Group Visits Gettysburg Battlefield
A district of Des Moines Washington sends 22 children from the Children Home and Manual Training School on a cross country educational tour. Led by H. M. Draper, the group traveled by three trucks and two trailers arriving in Frederick after visiting the Gettysburg battlefield. They stayed at Tourist Park and attended a Federation of Labor banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The voyage covers several states with aims of schooling and personal development, ending back in the northwest for fall enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Washington
H. M. Draper
Ramaio
Federation of Labor
Francis Scott Key Hotel
K. RR. Sager
Flying Thore
Saxe
Jett Yew Mothen
Washington State
Florida
Balimore
Northwest
Ender Public School
Childrens Home Ant Training School
Tage Ant
Seattle
Padty” Draper
Maryland Forest Fire Toll and Tree Contest Details
Up to May 15 Maryland logged ten mountain fires in Frederick county with damages totaling 884 dollars over 404 acres. Statewide fires reached 269 with causes listed as brush burning smokers incendiary railroads campers forging and unknown. Total area burned statewide was 22 701 acres. The Maryland Forestry Association reports rising interest in a tree contest with 24 entries from multiple counties and notable tree measurements including white oak 29 feet 5 inches in circumference. New vessels launched last year totaled 524 with Britain holding 479 885 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froterick County
Saya
State Department of Forestry
Jour
Carrett, Allegany
Prince George
Washington
Anne Arundel
Montgomery County
Maryland Forestry Association
Anna Arundel
Baltimore
Charles
Dorchester
Frederick
Garrett
Hartford
Kent
Talbot
Progress Of School Education Mission Travels East
Mr. Draper leads a lifelong charity education project guiding children on a yearlong journey from local towns to state capitols and the nation’s capital. The group plans to meet governors, visit congress, and tour eastern sites while continuing fundraising and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Hts
Aachen
Draper Hw Incorporated
Weakington
New Registration Books Open For Voter Names
The recopying of registered names into new question books began in early March and is about two thirds complete. Six supervisors and the clerk verify each entry including age, name, address, residence, affiliation, and registration date, with signatures affixed to each list. Names listed as those involved in the recopring include Allen Patman and several others, with Frederick, Burkittsville, and Woodsboro districts already set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Burkittsville
Woodsboro
Allen Patman
Trego McKinney
Fo Stauts Fer
C. A. Landis
Eugene Manmond
Irving Albauch
Harry Mohler
Las We Green
Charles
Coal Company Seeks to Restrain Miners in West Virginia
Clark Coal and Coke Co. filed in circuit court seeking an injunction to restrain the United Mine Workers from interfering with its Fagte mine near Clarksburg. The company says union activity near the mine has caused unrest and some miners to quit their jobs. Arguments were set for later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Clark Coal and Coke Co
United Mine Workers
Nomaunion
Presbyterians Convene as Columbus Assembly Opens
At Columbus Ohio the Presbyterian General Assembly begins a session with overtures from New York and debates over modernist and fundamentalist factions. Dr Finney of Baltimore named vice moderator as conservative Erdman wins election to lead the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Finney
Baltimore
Columbus
Presbyterian Church
United States
New York
Lola
T. Finney
Vleomodurstor
Pr. Vharies Ro Erdman
Erdman
Assembly For Action
Colum
United Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
Ty Ie Presbyterian General Assembly
Department of Church Cooperation
Maton
J. Rose Steveenson
Princeton
N. J
Jewis Seymour Madge
Whitaidtelphin
Ita
Fosdick Case
Walter C. Buchanan
Standing Committee On Judiciat Regex
Judicclat Comiadasion
Baltimorean Killed in Beirut Auto Accident
Dr Samuel K. P. Dating of the Rockefeller Foundation and two others died when a car carrying a League of Nations mission veered off a precipice near Beirut. Dr Samuel Taylor Darling of Baltimore, a tropical medicine expert, also perished in the May 22 crash. Darling, 53, had long studied malaria hookworm and dysentery and chaired Rockefeller Foundation inquiries into anemia in Malaya, Java, and Fiji.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netrut
Syrit
New York
Samuel Taylor Darling
Baltimore
Harrison
N. J
League of Nations Commission
Lana
Darling
Rockfeller Foundation
Malaya
Java
Fiji
Islanis
Officer Falls From Plane Killed At Lakehurst
Lieut. James K. Kyle Jr. of Lynedure, Va. was instantly killed at Lakehurst in May when the motor failed. He leaped or fell from the wing as the craft dropped to 200 feet. His parachute opened only a few feet above ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
APV
James K. Kyle Jr
Lynedure
Kyle
Weeks to spend time in Boston this week
Secretary Weeks will leave Washington tonight for Boston to spend some time there and consult medical specialists. The note references his recent lengthy stay in the capital and a forthcoming communication with medical staff as part of the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Washington
Weeks
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Mobley
Joseph S. Grinder
St John's Church
Shepherd
Johan Clissold
Conrad
Keefer Grossaickte
Benjamin A. Renner
Charles A. Seaver
Edgar. Smith
Emmitsburg
Louis Berkoweh
John
Welter
Ambrose
Anthony Bouchet
Ralph N. Dinsbler
Ernst Dwyer
Hiarvld N. Prior
Visia
Glen O. Garber
Roper O'Donnell Dey
William Pickett
William J. Simms
Randolph Stull
Fred Swanckemp
A R. Thomas
Nichard
Lloyd Kane
Atwood Purvel
Daniel Rozier
Hill
Henry Young
Niles
Buck
Ingham
Baltimorean
W. C
Mr. Hartzell
LIONS
Fhiller
Delaware
District of Columbia
Salisbury
Noel Aller
Numder
Prarkiin
Knoxville
Goltystire
Franklin
Wasthington
Coal Company
Fosdick
Beirut
Mr. Darling
Baltimore, Md
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