State Federation of Women's Clubs Meeting in City
About 300 delegates are expected to attend the State Federation of Women's Clubs gathering in the city. An invitation was enthusiastically accepted at a Baltimore meeting.
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STATE FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S CLUBS
Baltimore
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Ruby
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Frederick
Rus
BR. S. J. Dutrow
Frederick counts
Civic Club
William RB. DeLashmutt
State Federation
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Roland Park Club
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Two New Cardinals Created By Pope Pius
Rome May 23 two new cardinals were created by Pope Pius at a secret consistory. They are Monsignor Luigi Sin Cara assessor of the consistorial congregation and Monsignor Giovanni Battista Nz bishop of Bologna. The Pope delivered an address deploring ongoing struggles. Remarks followed about upcoming events and invitations extended to meetings in Frederick and Baltimore for 1924.
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Vatican
Luigi Sin
Giovanni Battista Nz
Bologna
Rocca
areh
Democrats Quiet Over Field Of Maryland Governor Race
A Baltimore dispatch reports rapid progress in adjusting Democratic differences with John M. Dennis withdrawing as a candidate for Governor and seeking reelection as State Treasurer. Hugh A. McMullen is expected to withdraw, leaving a ticket: Governor Albert C. Ritchie, Comptroller William Gordy, Attorney General Thomas H. Robinson, with Dennis likely reelected if the Legislature remains Democratic.
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Moudar
Baltimore
John M. Denni
Dennis
Emerson CC. Harrington
Hugh A. McMullen
Allegany county
moptrolier
John
Walter Smith
Ritchie
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Albert C. Ritchie
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William §. Gordy
Wicomico county
Thomas H. Robinson
Harford county
John M. Dennis
Card Party and Supper Dance Set by Democratic Club
Indications point to a highly successful card party and supper dance tonight at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick. Tickets are selling well as the Democratic Women’s Club hosts the event with Deputy Mayor Liosd C. Culler and club president Will Fout among organizers.
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Democratic Women’s Club
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Liosd C. Culler
Will Fout
Women's Democratic Club
Richard P. Ross
County Central Committee
Adrew A. Annan
Emmitsburg
State Central Coree
Frederick coun
Mars
Maulsby
Leonard C. Barrick
Paul Payne
Democratic club
D. C. Winebretter
Ord
Alan Y. Bennett
Heart Albaugh
J. Harry Kennedy
Protest Against Fosdick Doctrines Sparks Presbyterian Debate
An Associated Press dispatch from Indianapolis reports a near unanimous rejection by the Bills End Prertures Committee of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of protests against Fosdick's doctrines. The New York Presbytery is under investigation, and a full report is to be submitted to the General Assembly next year.
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Associated Press
indianapolis
Ind
Presbyterian church in
United States
Philadelphia
Herr Emerson
New York presbyterr. ch
assembly
Turks Protest Greek Fleet Near Dardanelles
In Constantinople on May 23, Turks protest the Greek fleet entering the Straits of the Dardanelles. The Turkish government urges British attention to Greek vessel activity amid rumors of nighttime operations and growing unease in the capital.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Mev
craising
Dardanelles
Band Contest At Convention Amid Dortmund Riots
Bands compete for two prizes of 50 and 20 dollars at the second day of the convention as riots flare in Dortmund. Judges include Emory Crom, Geo Ed. Smith, and Walter Decker. event features a band concert before a large parade and a Firemen’s Tall. Police clash with demonstrators. several wounded.
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Emory . Crom
Geo. Ed. Smith
Walter Decker
belis
Coblenz Nominated as Potential Synod Leader
Frederick Man is listed as a candidate for presidency of the Reformed Church body. Associated Press report notes key figures for the top post, with possible contenders and election timing outlined amid preparations for the Gen assembly.
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Frederick Man
Presidency Reformed Church Body
Associated Press
Weloming
deley
seman
J. M. wn
Emorr L. Armes
Straton objects to President Faunce speech at Loomis meeting
Dr. John Roach Straton, pastor of Calvary Church in New York, caused disruption at the Northern Looma event by objecting to the presence of President Faunce arguing the university is too liberal. Protests flared as Faunce rose to speak. Crop report shows wheat fair to good, rye good, oats up, pastures fair, corn planting active and fruit trees setting.
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Associated Press
Atlantic C N.CT
Fohn Roach Straton
Calvary church
New York
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W. H. P. Faunce
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Thurmont
Stocks Rally Briskly As California Oils Strong
The Associated Press reports a brisk morning rally in New York stocks on May 23. Gains followed a renewed sentiment after the Federal Reserve statement, with California oil shares among the strong performers and the market correcting a prior overreaction.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Reserve
California
Baseball Rule Books For Fans At Local Mall Center
The notice advertises free baseball rule books for fans at the mall center. It states copies include full rules and guidance and will be available on request from Frederick’s games.
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Ponce
mack
apnes schalale
Frederick
Former deputy fined for violating Montgomery county option law
B G Phelps former deputy under Sherif James A Jones pleaded guilty to violating the Montgomery county local option law. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to six months in the house of correction, suspended on good behavior. Police found brandy mash beer and brandy at his Clagettsville home during a 10 day old visit.
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B. G. Phelps
Sherif James A. Jones
Montgomery County
Samuel Riggs
Rockville
House of Correction
Phelps
Clagettsville
ace
Moxley
Cooley
Sherif Jones
Jones
De Romie De Roode Goes On Trial In Baltimore
Louis Remson De Romie former mayor of Marines faces five indictments in Criminal Court. The defense plans insanity as a strategy and pleads not guilty as jurors are selected. Prosecution to try a single count of obtaining by false pretenses for securities valued at about 352000.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Louis Remson De Romie
azainst De Borche
Southern Presbyterians Reject Northern Overture
Fragmented OCR reads about the Southern Presbyterian decision at a General Assembly with opposition to a Northern overture. Details are garbled but indicate a formal vote or decline affecting church relations.
Columbus men announce purchase of Boston Americans
Columbus Ohio May 28 Box Schoenborn former president of the Columbus Club of the American Association says he and other Columbus men have reached an agreement to buy the Boston American League baseball club and expect to take possession at the end of this season.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Schoenborn
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Columbus Gub
American Association
Chicago
Boston American League baseball club
Shrine Caravan To Visit Frederick June 3 In Washington Parade Build Up
The Frederick Shrine members prepare to greet the Automobilie Caravan of Boumi Shrine in Frederick on Sunday June 3 en route to Washington for the ceremony. More than 1 000 machines will be part of the tour and local plans include entertainment in Frederick and a review from a grand stand at 14th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington hosts the convention June 5 6 7 with extensive preparations and accommodations for tens of thousands of guests.
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Freder
Washington
order
Masonic Temple
J. Monroe Holand
Boumi Temple
Frederick Shriners
Frederick
Frederick Re. Fez Club
14th
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania avenue
Ablah
White House
Fifteenth and
Seventeenth Street
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Funeral held for motorcycle accident victim Joseph Snyder
Joseph Snyder age 23 of Kempe Mill near Williamsport died after a motorcycle skid near Death Curve. He was thrown 20 feet as a car driven by Alexander Sloan passed over him. Sloan and witnesses said speed and road conditions contributed. Snyder’s skull fracture caused death. Survived by parents Isaac and Mary Snyder and brothers Francis Eugene Morris Wood. services held at his home.
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Joseph Snyder
Kempe Mill
Williamsport
Alexander Sloan
Cumberland
Snyder
Frederick
Lewis Wiles
Clear spring
Sioan
Bitner
Sharif
Deeds
Mr & speed
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Sloan
Exuzene JL Kean
Cumbreriané
Philadelphia
Ysaac Snyder
Francis
fisen
Eugene
Morris and
Wood Williamsport
Condition Improvement in Local Suicide Attempt Case
The condition of Mrs Goline Troxell who attempted suicide by poisoning on Tuesday is improving. She is no longer a patient at Frederick City Hospital and refuses to explain her actions.
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Frederickty Hospital
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