Fishing Season Opens June 1 With New Game Laws
The 1922 General Assembly changes bag limits and open seasons take effect June 1. Open seasons cover partridge quail pheasant grouse woodcock rabbit squirrel and wild turkey among others with varied date ranges. A license tag must be worn, and penalties apply for violations. Carroll county limits include raccoon and opossum seasons October 1 to January 1. A local Washington county law bans setting snares without landowner consent.
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Isaac Waltons
Frederick county
Carroll county
General Assembly
ashington county
Judge Urner to preside at Union service tomorrow
Judge Hammond Urner will preside at the Union meeting Sunday evening at 7 20 in the Evangelical Lutheran church. Wm Tyler Page will speak on the Conference on Limitation of Armaments and on the burial of the Unknown Soldier. The event includes student participation and a final rehearsal at 7 45 in the Sunday School room.
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Hammond Urner
Evangelical Lutheran church
Wm. Tyler Page
Hunt
Conference Club
Page
Soldler
Capitol
G. Lloyd Palmer
Frederick
Settle Suit for 75 Dollars in Circuit Court
A $590 damage suit by Thomas Gardner infant through Shmuel F Gardner against C Carroll Clifford was settled out of court for $73 plus costs. Attorney for plaintiffs was Leslie N. Coblentz and for defendant Charles McC Mathias. The suit arose from an incident at Market and Fifth streets on January 24 where a parate mobile struck Gartner, causing injuries he valued at $500.
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Thomas Gardner
Shmuel F Gardner
C. Carroll Clifford
lainoiffs
Leslie N. Coblentz
Charles McC. Mathias
Market and
Fifth streets
plaintif
Six Modern Homes Planned For October Completion
Gilmore R. Flautt announced contracts for six modern semi detached homes to be built on Trail avenue and Park avenue by William F. Cover and Sons of Keymar. Each six room house includes bath steam heat electric lights and a cemented cellar with French style white enameled woodwork mahogany doors and nine over one windows. Completion is assured by October 1 though exact occupancy date is not yet set.
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Gilmore R. Flautt
Mr. Flautt
Trail avenue
Park avenue
William F. Cover and Sons
Keymar
Hold St Johns May Procession Here on Sunday
The annual May procession of St John s church will be held Sunday evening at 6 30. If weather permits the procession will leave East Second street school hall and march to the church with children in white carrying flowers. Hymns will be sung, flowers placed at a statue base, followed by Benediction. Rev Fr W J Kane will give a short sermon and Miss Caroline Brown will be May Queen with two attendants.
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St. John's church
East Second street
W. J. Kane
Caroline Brown
St. John’s Literary Institute
Test methods of Pa coal operators expose civil liberties clash
Arthur Garfield Hays a New York lawyer enters the non union soft coal field in Pennsylvania to test if a man can speak there without arrest by mine operators. The ACLU says the plan, with John Brophy and District No. 2 UMW president, fights tactics by state police and coal and iron detectives who raid homes and meeting places.
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Associated Press
New York
Arthur Garfield Hays
Pennsylvania
American Civil Liberties Union
John Brophy
United Mine Workers
coal and iron
Man Struck Officers Then Taken to Insane Asylum
William Crebbs of near Woodsboro was ruled insane by Dr. Thomas B. Johnson and Dr. B. O. Thomas after examination and on Friday sent to Springfield Insane Asylum in Sykesville for treatment. Deputies Smith and Bartgis seized him after he resisted at a Woodaboro soda fountain, where he had threatened arson and harm to his mother and sister, then struck Deputy Bartgis and Officer Gearhart before being detained and jailed in Frederick.
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William Crebbs
Woodsboro
Thomas B. Johnson
B. O. Thomas
Springfield Insane Asylum
Sykesville
Charles W. Smith
Allen Bartgis
Bartzis
Crebbs
Gearhart
Bartgis
Woodaboro
atute
Frederick
Ward Aiding Friend and Not Himself in Murder Case
New York May 27 Walter Ward admits killing Clarence Peters. The Evening World outlines that Ward acted to protect another under heavy obligations, tracing the revolver to a 1908 shipment to Savannah, Georgia, via J. W. Weed and Company, near Paris Island.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Evening World today
Walter
Ward
Clarence Peters
young Ward
Broadway
Walter Ward
Ken Rochelle
Evening World
Werner
Westchester
baker
Peters
Smith and Wesson
J. W. Weed and Company
Savannah
Georgia
Paris Island
S. C
young ‘Peters
liberty
Ward Millionaire Baker Released in 50000 Bail
Newburgh New York May 11 Supreme Court Justice Seeger ordered Walter S Ward of New Rochelle a central figure in the shooting of Clarence Peters near White Plains released on 50000 bail District Attorney Weeks did not oppose the motion but urged the bail be set at 800 to assure Ward's appearance when wanted by authorities Fars from the Hudsons Bay Company at Cartwright Labrador are being sent to far markets by airplane Owing to late navigation the far would not reach market until October but planes carried it to St Johns Newfoundland in a gay.
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Associated Press
Newburgh
New York
Supreme Court
Seeger
Walter S. Ward
New Rochelle
Clarence Peters
White Plains
Weeks
West Chester county
Ward
Hudson's Bay Company
Cartwright
Labrador
St Johns
Newfouadland
Boys' Week Ends With Gala Observance In Frederick
Boys' Week organized by the Rotary Club's Boys' Work Committee closed today with a high-spirited finale. The schedule included a kite contest at Schley Park, a marble shooting event, a YMCA pool swimming meet with junior and senior divisions, fancy diving, lifesaving displays, and athletic prizes for top performers. Charles Blumenauer won best kite while Rubie Landis Jr. took most unique kite. James Houck and W Wachter led senior events. Aubrey Kolb and Harry Hull led juniors.
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Rotary Club
Schley Park
Frederick
Rey
W. €. Royal
George B. McCleery
W. N. Jolliffe
Charles
August T. Brust
William
Bennett Harold V. Quinn
F. Davis
W. Wachter
Richard Baumgardner
James Houck
Bi ‘seronda
cada
Aubrey Kolb
Harry Hull
Jim Etchison
Harry Hull, Jr
F. Van Foasen
Houwek
Davis
Hull
ring
Kolb
Houck
Sherald
Wilson Sees Revival of Ideals in Democratic Union Message
New York May 27 Woodrow Wilson praises the Democratic Union of Women of Manhattan in a telegram calling their message a sign of the reviving idealism of the country. He thanks all participants for their support of Democratic principles.
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Associated Press
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Union of Women of Manhattan
Favorites Lead Stock Market Higher on Gains
May 27 AP report notes favorites in off motor steel and tobacco lift markets. Mexican petroleum Republican Iron Tobacco products and Sumatra tobacco rise one and a half to four points. Shippings chemicals and specialties up one to two. Rails mixed with Lake Erie and Western and Reading second preferred weaker. Muscle Shoals nitrate and power project agreement reached by Howe's Military Committee after three months of study.
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Associated Press
New York
off, motor, steel and tobacco group
Mexican petroleum
Republican Iron
common
Sumatra tobacco
Lake Erie
Western common
Muscle Shoals
Washington
Ala
Howes Military Committee
Henry Ford
Als. Power Co
Frederick Engstrum
Charles L. Parsons
Baccalaureate Sermon at Maryland School on Sunday
The Maryland School for the Deaf will hold a baccalaureate service on Sunday May 28 at 3 pm with Rev Henri L G Kieffer delivering the address and songs by the advanced department. A Friday evening graduation banquet for the Senior Class is described, prepared by the Domestic Science Department under Miss Gray. Three hundred guests are expected for the June 10 alumnae reunion. exhibits and exercises run through June 7 with heavy public visitation planned June 2 and June 10–12.
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Maryland School for the Deaf
Ignatius Bjorlee
Domestic Science
Miss Gray
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Board of Visitors
Bernard C. Steiner
alumi
Frederick Man to Represent Frederick Rotary at 13th Convention
Lewis R. Dertzhaugh secretary of the Frederick Rotary Club will represent the local group at the 13th Rotary International Convention in Los Angeles California from June 5 to 10 leaves Sunday to join a special eastern delegate train The trip includes Glacier National Park Chicago Denver Portland and a Pacific Coast tour with entertainment stops and a June 10 assembly of Rotary secretaries in Los Angeles expected to be the most successful convention yet.
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Lewis R. Dertzhaugh
Frederick
Glacier National Park
Chicago
Minoia
Denver
Colorado
Portland
Oregon
Angeles
Rotary
Country Club Work Accelerates at Catoc Tin Club West of Frederick
Groundwork for Catoc tin Country Club progresses rapidly with plans shifting from remodeling to a modern bungalow style clubhouse. Old structures are torn down, materials salvaged for the new building as four tennis courts near completion by Decoration Day. A temporary shale golf course is near ready, with a permanent course in progress by Arthur Goss of Bedford Springs. Shrubbery is planted along the front. Stockholders meet Friday June 2 at 7 20 in the Y M C A auditorium to approve bylaws and conduct business. Nearby, earthquakes near Rome cause alarm though no damage yet reported.
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Catoctin
Frederick
F. W. Harewell
Accident Near Braddock Reveals Moonshine Route
A radius rod hookup caused a car illegally transporting liquor to careen over an embankment near Braddock Heights. PF Smith of Hagerstown faced a $100 fine after eight cans of corn whiskey were found in the wrecked Briscoe. Sheriff Jones and deputies seized and ordered the liquor destroyed.
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PF. Smith
Hagerstown
Braddock Heights
Smith
Raymond Lichella
James A. Jones
Allen Hartgis
J. Grahame ‘Johnson
British Soldier Killed and Another Wounded in Dublin
In Dublin on May 27 a British soldier was shot and killed and another seriously wounded by two civilians as they left the post office on College Green. The attack followed a bank cashing and is believed to involve robbery as the motive. a woman and four children were also hurt by a bullet that entered the post office.
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Associated Press
Dublin
college green
Murphy and Mader freed on 75000 dollar bonds
Chicago May 27 Big Time Murphy and Fred Mader called czars in a labor war were ordered released on bond of 75000 each after 11 days in jail. They were indicted for the murder of Police Lieutenant Terence Lyons who, with another officer, died May 9 amid bombings linked to the Landis building trades award. A ten day court battle ended with the state failing to block their release.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Big Time
Murphy
Fred Mader
Terence Lyons
Landis
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