Cicada Chorus Echoes Across Frederick County
Entomologist Robert A Kemp reports the emergence of a large cicada brood seen by eight witnesses at Clifton. Locusts shed skins and will begin singing within days, with sparse sightings in the city and county. County officials note no widespread emergence yet as residents collect specimens in ponds and observe the buzzing males.
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Frederick County
Robert A Kemp
Kemp
Mr. Kemp
Henry R. Shoemaker
Thomas 3. Anderson
Tarn Die Penu
Frederick
Monocacy River
Crut's Lord
Police to Charge 700 in WPA Worker Murder Case
Metroit May 22 AP Police Inspector John Navarre said 700 members of the Black Legion would be charged with murder in the ritual slaying of Charles A. Poole found shot beside a suburban road May 13. Sixteen officers were held. four confessed participation in the execution after Poole was accused of beating his wife.
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Metroit
John 2
Navarre
Black Legion
Charles A. Poole
WPA
Weather Today Summary Notation Missing Data
The report provides fragmented weather figures with missing dates and units. It notes no precipitation in the last 24 hours, May-to-date and normal May totals, and varied temperature readings from yesterday and a year ago, plus forecast times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winarow
Local probe names suspects in extortion case
A probe lists Donald Manwed as complainant and EG Smith Jr and others connected to an extortion scheme. Max Ditrone and A Heiee Ross are named in relation to Miss Grant's effort to obtain money from him.
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Rose Branca
Donald
Hum
Max Ditrone
A. Heiee Ross
E Smith, Jr
Miss Grant
Frederick People At Oxford Group Meeting
A Frederick group attended an Oxford Group gathering in Washington at the hotel ballroom with nearly two thousand. Attendees included A S Louden Hamilton and Lord Addington among others from England Scotland and Paris. The Frederick group members joined an international Stockbridge event beginning tonight and lasting two weeks.
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Washinston
Oxford
de Macrise
AOA
A. S. Louden Hamilton
Christ Church
Burland
Littcadter
Peter Winser
CMG
London
Marie Clarkson
St. Hughes College
Orlod
Reguind A
EL Holme
Nes College
C. T. Caulfield
The
Ray
Rillery
England
James Watt
Fifeshire
Scotland
Young Communist League of Great
Franklin Marsh
Halter
Washington
Stockbridge
Mass
Europe
Tirty
Enghand
France
Holland
Saltverland
Norway
Frederick
Wasthington Grain
Children To Present Recital At Hood College
Miss Miriam Rhoads of Frederick will give a recital in Hood College on Saturday at seven o'clock. Her pupil assistants are Miss Elaine Zimmerman and Misa Joan Steele. The primary department participants include Mary Russell Hendrickson Doris Petrott Ka d Karina Himes Martha Jane Atorm Vir ieints Ringers Theery Mathive Ann Landauer Henry Star Louise Hendrickson July Morton Alice Dowers Joan Moser Julia Ramsburg Mary Anon Rhoades Bernard Davis Louise Thomas Geraldine Haket Tetty Storm Ruth Waters Netty Mortam Dintaert Mawmre Jaan SiaMamene Virginia Abrecht SamWstin Maples Virginia Rameberg Peggy Simmons Frances Delaplaine Virginia Maxwell Charlotte Achaffer Kemp Mapes Kathryn Watkine Myrtle Thomas Emily Myers Emily Thomas Dorothy Shipley Mary Jane Hartman Martanos Maples Dorothy Hahn Carroll H Wendrickson Jr Catherine Trundie Mason Dorsey Neil Ot and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Rhoads
Frederick
Plano
Hood College
Brodbeck
Hood
Elaine Zimmerman
Linglestown
Misa Joan Steele
Dayshoro
Del
Mary Russell Hendrickson
Rover
Warfield
Doris Petrott
Kaarina Himes
Martha Jane Atorm
Thereey Mathive
Ann Landauer
Henry 1 Star
Louise Hendrickson
July Morton
Aliee Dowers
Joan Moser
Julia Ramsburg
Mary Anon Rhoades
Bernard Davis
Louise Thomas
Geraldine Haket
Tetty Storm
Ruth Waters
Netty Mortam Dintaert
Mawmre
Jaan SiaMamene
Virginia Abrecht
Soldiers Replace Jerusalem Police in City Security
Report from Jereelem May 22 states troops backed by rifles and bayonets guard Jerusalem amid fear of fresh riots. Large Arab demonstrations and barricades line the Street of the Prophet as tanks move toward the ancient city center.
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Jereelem
Sertich
Reyared Price
Jerusalem
Paror
Denominational Union Vote Up At M P Conference
High Point North Carolina reports a Methodist Protestant union vote nearing approval as the quadrennial conference discusses consolidation. Leaders predict adoption of a church union plan with Dr James H Straughn cited as key figure and former pastor noted in the proceedings.
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M. P
Navy
Dent
Church Union
Bac
Straughn
James HH. Straughn
Waltimore
General Conference
M. Po
Strauch
Hacrerre
Board of Trustees of
Western Maryland College
Maternity Hygiene Meeting Set in Winchester Hall Sunday
A conventionally announced maternity hygiene meeting will be held Sunday afternoon in Winchester Hall. Dr. R. H. Riley will speak on the State Health Department’s interest in maternal hygiene, with Dr. J. A. Siegel on making motherhood safer. A motion picture Weil Born will be shown and music provided. The event opens at 2 o’clock and is open to those over eighteen or accompanied by a parent. Representatives of Francis Scott Key Post and auxiliary of the American Legion sponsor the event with cooperation from state and city health departments to address infant mortality and public awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Hall
R. H. Riley
Department of Health
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Ruey Wk
State Health Department
J. A. Siegel
Department of Maryland, American Legion
Siegel
Weil
Tae Dias
Maryland
Lester Smith
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Francis Perrott
Marty K. Pettinegall
F.C. Kefnuver
State Department of Wealth
Baltimore City Health Department
Maryland Department of the Legionno
Leading Shares Edge Up In Mixed Market Pause
The market opened with fractional gains as traders waited for clearer guidance. Investors sought caution amid uneven activity across sectors while foreign currencies and bonds showed uneven moves in early trading.
Fragmented OCR Title From Conference Notes
A partial OCR fragment hints at a conference year and place with unclear names and details. It mentions possible venues and participants but key facts are unreadable and require clarification.
West Virginia Assesses ULS for Bridge Project
article details state reviews and funding for bridge replacements from Romney to Shepherdstown and Hancock, including plans to secure franchises and site relocations. mentions Governor's office, Maryland Road Commission, and planned interstate bridge work on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road corridor.
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West
Byrne
Tory Bode
Romney
Governor's Office
Marry Te Voy
Hesset
Wee Y
Marsi
Tee
Baltimore
Ohi
Harpess
Merry
Marian
Brossive
Maryhood
Virginia
Simp
Shepherdsston
Hancock
Homer Bo ‘Walter
Ehasaan
Maryland
Ron Seton
Shepherdstow
Marland
Thanet
Shepherdstown
Ganiy Ha
State Concludes Case Against John Fiorensa
The New York trial closed its morning session after evidence about a Wetneh cord found beside a victim in Ruthienberg. Prosecutors argued the cord used to bind the arms matched the case against John Fiorensa as the defense challenged the charges. Judge Charles C. Sort presided as motions were ruled and the jury prepared for final arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Floren
Fleton Archer
Winesere
Fiyant
Ruthienberg
Theodore Wrucer
Theodore Wrucer, Uphere Terey, Or He Employed Tlarenza
Thomas Resigns From British Cabinet Amid Turmoil
London reports Colonial Secretary Thomas resigns from the cabinet amid disorder and uncertainty. The unexpected move follows a period of friction within the government and speculations about the impact on policy and leadership.
Conspiracy Trial Details Weave Through Courtroom
Witnesses discuss a note tied to the defection conspiracy as the defense rests after a ruling. The court hears the role of a typist and expert analysis while the crowd reacts to the judge's decision in a tense courtroom.
Attachment Cases Before Circuit Court In Frederick
A series of attachment actions were heard by Associate Judge Willard of the Circuit Court. Cases involve Murray & Wachter vs John Kanna administrator, and garnishees Devcy 8. Kina and Viola Kanna, Frederick County National Bank, plus others against John Lo Kiana and Charles EO Kinna estate. A judgment of condemnation was entered in several matters and assets confessed cover notes dated April 3, 1917 with related pledges. The Frederick Savings Institution is noted with a lien and executor Grover No Carpenter appears in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Willard
Cirreuit
Tageisedgaers
Murray & Wachter
John Kanna
Charles Eo Kinna
Devcy
Kina
Viola Kanna
Drederick County National Bank
Charlie T Kinng
Devey 4
Kinna
Viola Inna
Community Finance Company
Prederick
Hexty
Aginst
John Lo Kiana
Gare Aishce
Dewey A
Rinna and
Viole
Ernest Op
Dame Amine Tote
Thie
Gare niMese
SRAM
Piu
Accase
Wetton
Fredericktown
Grover No Carpenter
Ecutr
Daet
Peter Carpenter
Doervsent
Garmicher
Ciestae
Te Tsa
Carpenter
Mystery of a Botany College Note Reveals Hidden Truths
A damaged report from Hyecodene details a Wednesday event at the Southman Pastures involving a teacher and students. The fragment mentions a platey event and a suspect scene, with references to Teetyre and The Unga in a cryptic inquiry.
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Sor
Hyecodene
Taneytown Continues Factory Project Groundbreaking Planned
A new rubber products factory in Taneytown, costing about 50 100 dollars, aims for occupancy by July 18 and will employ several hundred workers. Local leaders including Mayor Morville Shoemaker and chamber officials gather for the stone-laying ceremony with speeches by Warren McPherson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Ately
Waneytown
Commerie
Oenensers
New
Oindistry
Bulldog Fund
Mahle
Corpat Tlon
Morville TY Shoemaker
Hie Wide Tabber Company
Ane Compation
Caperite
Warren McPherson
Blue Rize Cayper Company
Trace
Cambride, Morse, Rubver Company
Merelyn Co Pass
Talleytown Chanter of Commerce
Ewan Ghanber
Canbemeree
Carrell County
Chamber of Canemerce
Mervyn Puss
Mev
Civ
P. Breaty
Wea Haier Caene Ncu
Harry MaKtiney
James Myers
Identify Young Woman Who Tried Plane Leap Haston
A young woman named Cathrine was detained after attempting a leap from an airplane yesterday. Dr. Guthrie, executive physician at the hospital, said no explanation for the act was given and her future care would be decided by authorities.
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Haston
Merten
Cathrine
Guthrie
National Schoolboys Parade Participation in Washington
The fifth national schoolboy Batety Dutrat leads a parade in the capital with over one hundred boys from Predertck and other county schools. Officials including Ralph W. Boyer and Chief of Police Allen Barte will oversee transports by buses as the United States Navy Dead attend. The parade, reviewed by high officials, features marching units and colorful drills led by Capt Ony Ander Omerr.
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Ameren Automobile Associ
Bonth Court Street
Lamornin Mere
Vwvatn Automobiles
Ralph W. Boyer
Nsanelation
Wil Weoley
Gent
Poller
Allen Barte
Omerr Herbert
Straweburg Wd Parenta
Thayer
United States Navy
Connecticut
Patromnen
Washington
Ely Proline
Ony Ander Omerr
Che Eilandur
Burned Body of Woman Found on Mountain Road
Chesterfield May 22 AP The burned and broken body of an unidentified woman, apparently slain, was found along a lonely mountain wood road. A 22 caliber pistol was found near the body and one shoe burned by smoke. Only clues were the weapon and a few personal items. authorities could not identify the woman or determine date of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
D. Herriett
Contemptuous Washington Hearing Sparks Walkout
An investigating committee faces defiance as a planned action against contempt prompts a walkout. Amid protests, officials, including Speaker Byrd and Rep Dell, press for adherence to recommendations while elderly witness Townsend sets up in Baltimore.
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Washington
Dyrus Fareedar
Aippaort
Dell
Democrat
Milwourk
Reconsider Day Old Corporation Tax Plan
Washington May 22 AP The Senate Finance Committee agreed to reconsider a day old compromise tax plan for corporations The sudden decision to backtrack followed word that the compromise would yield far less than projected reducing revenue from 590000000 to 400900000 with potential changes to the levy on undistributed profits Some members objected to altering the plan which would tax corporate income at 9 percent and undistributed income at 7 percent while retaining capital gains taxes and the four percent tax on dividends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aacenare Washington
Senate Finance
Mil Ilona
Bond Givens Getzendanner Freed In Local Court
$1,000 bond posted for Getzendanner and Rana of FU to appear in Tevelock court this morning for Captain Henry Clay Getzendanner of Chatier Town WV. Charge relates to alleged money by false provenance. Defendant released after time served. case involves Franke Lin Geerdanner and Elizabeth Getvendanner and others at Reitesds.
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Getzendanner
Rana of
Jucare
Trv
Vie Enteral
Curt Fug iWansh
Franke Lin Geerdanner
Fendant
Hiette
Euzabeth Get
Joe Coo
Radvier
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Cigada Chorus
Entomologist
Iotel
Halttoon
Jerusalem Police
High Point, N.C
Dr. Straughn
Dist Protestant Group
Dr. Riley
Wright
Honeser
West Virginia
Trithe
Vern
John Fiorensa
Henry Klauber
Mons
Charles C. Sort
Thomas
Abi
WD Thomas
Lyodane
Wagersteen
J. Newton
Wicshinston
Wagaman
Daker
Prciturrn
Capital
USA
North Market Street
Midiietown
Liberty
Mandy Johieville
Mountain Road
Chamines
Maredur Cette
Hirtheay
Probers
Boris
Sony Aston Taquiry
Optyttetan
Cieraid Lo Sinks
Ore
Mr Aiteh
de Gates
Phyrteatts
Townesends
Acc
Haltinane
Muntster
Lamiith
McA Ay
Rhea
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