Zentz Apartments Sale and Buffalo Hotel Leased
Property actions include the Zentz Apartments at Market and Second streets sold for 50 000 to Mr and Mrs Reno Harp with a lease to Dr William Greenawalt ending October 1 One storeroom will be occupied by Peoples Drug Store and another by The Leader A 198 acre Morsell farm near Frederick was bought for 18000 by FE Monroe Zentz A Buffalo Restaurant in bankruptcy settlement will reopen July 1 under Panaitas De Nicholas and Williams N Vasilfou with a five year lease and option to purchase The new operators plan a tea room and delicatessen for tourists development handled by Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Co
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Zentz
Market and
Second Streets
Reno
Harp
RE. Monroe Zentz
Lewis H. Knock
Newton M. Zentz
Wiliam G. Greenawalt
People's Drug
E8tore
Iuc
Leader
Market Street
North Market
West Second Streets
Buys
Frederick
Mr. Zentz
Whleh
Morsell
FE. Monroe Zentz
Orphan's Court
Buffalo
J. Gladhill
Panaitsas de Nicholas
New York City
Williams N. Vacilfou
Baltimore
de Nicholas
Pocahontas
Newport News
Vadliou
Miller Brothers
Mortgage On Investment Co
Simultaneous Trial In Injunction And Lien Case
Two cases began in Circuit Court this morning with judges Glenn H. Worthington and Robert B. Peter presiding. An injunction seeks to halt a ditch across Cosgrave property near Tennett's creek before possession on November 1, while a mechanics lien against John Hutz and Sons Co. of Baltimore totals about 7000 dollars for work on the Odd Fellows Home. Holden S. Felton and Newman and Newman appear for plaintiffs and defendants respectively.
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Glenn H. Worthington
Robert B. Peter
Harry G. Cosgrave
Annie ©. Cosgrave
G. Leicester Thomas
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Cosgraves
Frederick
Tennett’s Creek
Park Mills
Harry C. Hull
Francia H. Urner
Attorney Richardson
Baltimore
Guy K. Motter
Jury Tampering Alleged by Crowe in Shepherd Case
Chicago May 26 AP The discharge of a juror from the first panel in the William D. Shepherd trial sparked renewed jury tampering concerns in Judge Lynch's court. State's Attorney Crowe said information warrants investigation before the jury is sworn. Harold Pillar 22, the youngest juror, admitted opposition to capital punishment and broke the panel.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Thomas J. Lynch
Crowe
W. S. Stewart
Harold Pillar
Jewelry theft hits Chicago loan bank in daylight hold up
Three robbers enter the Adolph Gastman loan bank in downtown Chicago and steal jewelry valued between 150000 and 190000 after holding three employees at gunpoint. Police seek suspects as investigation continues.
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Chicago Loan Bank
Chicago
Adolph Gast
Man Joan
Anxiety Grows Over Amundsen North Pole Flight
A telegram from Spitsbergen reported Amundsen had not returned from his North Pole flight as of morning. Weather was less favorable, and anxiety rose. London reports mixed optimism but growing fear that Amundsen and Ellsworth may be stranded somewhere on the polar ice.
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Oslo
Norway
Shipping Gazette
Spitebergen
Amundsen
North Pole
London
Amundsen-Ellsworth
Polar Basin
Chief Auditor of PSC Kills Self in Baltimore
James F. Dunn Jr. aged 48, chief auditor of the Public Service Commission, shot himself at home. confined since January 13, he was known for his skill with figures and worked on the telephone rate case. He leaves a widow, a sister in-law of Adjutant General Reckord, a father in the Addison and Dunn firm, and a brother John Dunn, president of the National Bank of Baltimore.
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Baltimore
James F. Dunn, Jr
The
Public Service Commission
Dunn
Commission
Indaw
Adjt
Milton A. Reckord
Addison and Dunn, House Furnishers
John Dunn
National Bank of Baltimore
Chester Overature Rejected by Assembly in Oustanding Debate
The Chester overture seeking removal of the Presbytery of New York failed in a majority report of the Bills and Overtures committee before the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church U S A. It was rejected for lack of sustaining evidence. A minority report urged investigation of all charges and possible court proceedings. Both reports were laid on the table pending the Judicial Committee.
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Columbus
Chester
Pennsylvania
Presbytery of
New York
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church of the
Assembly
Presbytery
Election platforms and candidates for Frederick mayor race
The News presents the Democratic and Republican platforms for Frederick’s June 9 municipal election. It highlights Mayor Lloyd C. Culler’s three year record, the Democratic pledges for growth and low taxes, and Republican candidate Shoemaker’s promise of economy and full-time leadership. It notes candidates for City Register Aubrey A. Nicodemus unopposed and five alderman hopefuls.
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Flive
City Register
Shoemaker
Lloyd C. Culler
Culler
Frederick
State of
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Derr
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Fran. Hoffman
J.B. Mullintz
George William Shipley
Charles T. Butcher
John & Renn
Coolidge Supports Amundsen North Pole Relief
President Coolidge favors government relief for the Amundsen expedition to the North Pole though final justification remains uncertain. Washington dispatch notes indicate ongoing deliberations on aid and policy implications.
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Coolidge
Amundsen
Washington
North Pole
Speed Boat Beats Twentieth Century Limited Record Time
Gar Soon piloting the Baby Gar IV won against the Twentieth Century Limited on the Albany to New York route. His 2 hours 58 minutes time was announced from the Albany to the Columbia Yacht Club leg. A census reported 1,906,290 women and 9,098 men, indicating women’s majority in the population.
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Twentieth Century Limited
New York
Gar
Albany
Wood
Columbia Yacht Club
X6th Street
Manhattan
Vienna
Heleved
Many Expected at Reservoir Opening
The Plabing Creek dam opening is set for Thursday from four to six o clock with a large turnout expected. City officials engineers and contracting representatives will lead tours and answer questions about the reservoir as Mayor Lloyd C Culter urges citizens to attend the event and inspect the filled dam.
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Plabing Creek
Frederick
al Che
Reseservoir
Lloyd C. Culter
Frederick High Alumni Banquet Set for June 22 at Hotel Head
Frederick High School Alumni Association announces the annual banquet will be held at the Hotel Headdock on Monday June 22. About 270 members expected with a dancing pavilion and orchestra available for non dancers. Transportation from Market and Water streets departs at 7 14 PM. Thomas J Schaeffer will be castmaster with F Lester Smith and Alton Whitmore as speakers. Several officers and board positions listed in a lively election ahead of the event.
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Frederick High School
Secreciry Lloyd MW Wines
Dt Wam
Market
Watrick
Thomas J. Schaeffer
F. Lester Smith
Alton
Whitmore
Willam F. Schmidt
Thomas J. Schaeffler
Afliee K. Haller
Lloyd RB
Lester Smith
Grace Hoffman
Catherine Fatky
Keeres Jury
Lloyd B. Winebrewer
Frank S. Griffin
Alton c. Whitmore
Charlotte Shipley
Catherine Trundle
Mullen Repudiates Earlier Confession In Murder Retrial
Charles Maton testifies he was pressed by detectives to confess to the Cohen murder claims he recanted the police prompted account. He says threats of violence and intimidation forced the confession and that he was shouted at and restrained during questioning.
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Baltimore
Charles Maton
Thomas J. Foran
Charde Dols
Louis Cohen
Sirest Jeweter
Cohen
Bulls Active in Motor Stocks Rebound After Early Decline
New York May 26. Resumption of bullish operations in the motor stocks toward the end of the first hour checked a reaction and the market moved upward again. Chemical shares led gains as reports of higher prices spread along the seaboard. Calls money renewed at four per cent. The closing was firm with sales totaling about 1,500,000 shares.
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New York
Chemicale
Ofis
Seaboard
Callimoney
Gasoline Prices Raised One Cent by Major Oil Firms
New York May 26 AMP wholesale gasoline prices rose one cent per gallon in territories controlled by Standard Oil New Jersey Sinclair Gulf Refining and Standard Oil of Louisiana. All export gasoline and naphtha also jumped one half cent wholesale in those regions. Tank wagon prices in Virginia Maryland West Virginia and Baltimore Washington increased accordingly.
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New York
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Sinclar Corporation
Gulf Refining Co
Ithe Standard Oi Co
Louisaga
Standard of
Standard
Virginia
Maryland
West Virgina
Baltimore
Washington
Dr Weidley Re-elected President of Lutheran Synod
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland held its 106th convention in a Baltimore church. Dr Weldhey was reelected president, Willian A Wade chosen as secretary, and Treasurers debated with Rev Russell Alden nominated. Several pastors and dignitaries spoke on missions and church growth.
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Olivern
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Evangelcal Lutheran Church
Thin City
Rupp
Jett Weldhey
Washington
WHS
Provident
Willian A. Wade
Baltimore
Wax
Russell Alden
W.O. Minnick
Alna
Minnick
Weldhey
jOne Hundred
Minty Tert
Welly
Jobn Welles
Synod
Lia Atinual
Iteradd
Synod of
Maryland
General Synod
Hagerstown
Frederick
David Frederick Behaeffer
Synod of Maryland
Witchester
Luther’ Kahlman
Charles F. Steck
Hey
G. Rupp
United Lutheran Church In
Americas
Reva
William Hf
Setulenger
Middletown
A. A. Kerlin
Sharpsburg
William J. Nicoll
Settlemyer
Nicoll
Brother Kerlin
Wiliam G. Minnick
Ulysses 3. G. Rupp
Lloyd C. Culler
Church Survey Resolution Highlights Lutheran Synod Meeting
Rev Dr Ulysses Go upp proposed a three person committee for a Synod survey of churches in Frederick County. Baltimore women active in home missions and foreign service stressed need for trained leaders. session reported finances and a goal to meet Gettysburg Seminary pledge by 1926. The afternoon session reviewed a new constitution and reports from education and women’s committees.
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Ulysses Os
Wes
Weldley
Frederick County
Sophia
Jepson
Kaltimore
F. N Gitt
Devconeas
Baltimore
Houe
Porto Rico
Ldades Karten
L. Rowell Alden
Baleimore
Din. Hargemeath
Flis
United Lutheran Shurch
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Luther Kuhlman
Gattysbirg
Pestor
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Olr
Mother Kills Daughter With Axe in Trenton Suburb
State troopers find 28 year old woman dead in bed at Tennent near Freehold after a fatal axe blow as mother Arretts Quackenbush, recently released from an asylum, is held on suspicion of the attack in May.
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Trenton
N. J
Gee
Arretts
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R. & Mrs. Harp
Buffalo Hotel
Peoples’ Drug Store
Shepherd
Fort de France
Martinique
Eigct
Self
George W. Shoemaker
Shoemaker Gal
Tam
Hay
Uds
Meri
Tom
Tan
Sinc
Republican City Executive Committee
FE. Actin James
Aubrey A. Nleademaa
Charles W. Zimmerman
Edwin Kemp
Elmer F. Munshower
George SC
Dopst
Christian Wilson
Chorge W. Shoemaker
Braddock
Mullen
DR. Weidley
Lutheran Synod
Mr. Wade
DR. Knubel
Dr. Hartman
Mission Cause
A. 5. Hartman
Board of Home Missions and Chutes
United Lutheran Church In America
Hartman
F. A. Knuhel
Chicago Synod
Stey
Willard
Clinton
Patrick Street
Royal High School
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
St. Paul's Lutheran Charea
Mt. Winan's
Key
Miod J
Kine
Tthe Oong Fon
Arthur Cy Carty
lGraxson
Stup
Wit Wan
Merch M. Willard
Women's Missionary Society
Women’s Synodical Convention
Luther League
Tonicht
Bach
William McCauley
Israel
P. Wiles
Mendelssohn
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