Memorial Day Observances Across City This Saturday
Memorial Day events include flagging graves by American Legion and G A R with a 1 30 gathering at the armory and a cemetery march led by the Frederick Hish School Band. Decoration Day services, a Sunday church service, and a street sale are planned as banks close for the holiday. Braddock Heights opens for summer with expected crowds. Five million dollars in flowers are projected for national graves.
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American Legion
Armory
Mylock
Legion
Ui. A. R
The
Legion Auxiliary
Frederick Hish
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Royal P. Kemp
Ladies Auxiliary
Presbyterian Church
Theophilus J. Gaehr
Wve Danks
Portance
Frederick and
Martios Ware
Fair Grounds
Braddock Heights
Thia City
Wagerstown
America
National Memoriat Day Association
Noon Thunderstorm Clouds Decoration Day Outlook
A brief noon thunderstorm surprised sun seekers as temperatures rose afterward. Forecasters expect unsettled conditions tonight and tomorrow with near today’s temps. Thursday night dipped to 53 degrees while daytime highs reached 79.
Stock Prices Rise During Morning Trade
Stock prices moved up vigorously through the morning led by Maxwell issues with Ralls gaining strength. Equipment tobacco leather and sugar issues showed good buying as trade improved, with short covering active amid holiday demand. Call money renewed at four percent and total volume neared 1,250,000 shares. Preparatory service for Holy Communion at 30 o'clock in the Evangelical Reformed church led by Rev. Dr. Henn Atoffer.
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New York
Maxwell
Ralls
Erangelical Reformed Church
Henn L. A. Atoffer
Frederick barbers plan June price rise on haircuts
Frederick barbers announce increases starting June 1 with haircuts rising to six cents from two bits while shaves stay at nineteen cents. The piece notes younger customers and women influencing trends and lists several barbers adopting the new rate, reflecting a shift from old-time prices.
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Frederick
New Brooklyn Proxy Names Robinson as Brooklyn National President
The Brooklyn National picks Robinson as president succeeding the late Charles H. Ebbets. A 30 year veteran of professional baseball, he played for the Athletics Baltimore and St Louis before coaching the New York Giants in 1903. In 1914 he led the Dodgers era to pennants in 1916 and 1920.
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Brooklyn
Charles H. Ebbets
Robinson
Satelier
Athleties
American Association
Baltimore
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
John McGraw
Dodgers
City of Churches
Middletown Plans Public Park On Former Cemetery Site
Under the direction of Prof. Ballard of the University of Maryland, a tour of Middletown and county sites was completed. He met Middletown residents, inspected grounds at Frederick High School, advised on landscaping, and planned a future public park on the old Reform cemetery site.
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University of Maryland
W. BR. Ballard
Frederick
College Park
Ballard
Frederick High School
Harry McDonald
Middletown
Old Reformed
Middletown Grange
Women's Department
Adamstown
Elizabeth Thompson
Weather and Crop Conditions in Maryland This Week
Weather across Maryland shifted from a hot spell with record May highs in Baltimore to a weakening cool spell by May 26. Thunderstorms on May 24 aided crops after a dry spell, with some hail and greenhouse damage in Baltimore. Planting continued, with crops in generally good condition though drought limited tomato and tobacco plantings. Strawberries fruiting in Garrett and Allegany. harvest underway in Somerset Worcester and other northern counties. Wheat heading in western and central Maryland. oats starting in Worcester. corn planting ongoing in several regions. peas blooming and podding in northern counties. early potatoes well established.
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Maryland
James Ar. Spencer
United States Department of Agpiculture
Alle- Ixheny Mountains
Baltimore
Hth
Haltmore
Garrett
Allegany
Somerset
Wicomico
Worcester
Garrett County
Worcester County
Border
Dorchester
Talbot
Navy to Administer Elk Hill Oil Reserves Amid Turmoil
Navy plans to administer Elk Hill reserves as a chaotic event unfolds in Baltimore. A man identified as Stephen Scezemanichk, 38, shot a woman named Lautine Szczgekska and wounded a police officer before killing himself. Officer John Duff was wounded earlier in the pursuit at Exeter and Pratt Streets. The motive centers on a disputed sum, with reports mentioning a Navy decision and related federal court actions.
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Baltimore
Stephen Scezemanichk
Exeter
Pratt
Lautine Szczgekska
Newport
Trat
Navy Department
Fic
John Duff
Naval
Gulder
Ofl
Sian
Ton Angeles
Prize Beauty Miga Franved Byrd Crowned Miss Tennessee
Prize beauty Miga Franved Byrd of Sweetwater Tennessee has been adjudged the most beautiful girl in Tennessee in the anti evolution belt amid regional pageant excitement and public notice.
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Miga Franved Byrd
Sweetwater
Tean
Haw
Tennessee
Annual Christian Endeavor Institute Held in Frederick
The annual Christian Endeavor Institute gathered at the United Brethren church in Frederick with a Thursday session and banquet for state officers from Frederick, Carroll, and Washington counties. Activities included addresses by Mr Wright and Mr Sisco, reports from county societies, and a later banquet with speeches by state and union officers.
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United Brethren Church
Fredereck
Carroll
Washington
Francis Scum Key Hotel
Intitute
Carroll Mr. Wright
Christian Endeavor
Devottunala
Spencer C.sisco
Baltimore
Wright
United Brethren
Charles Devilbias
Misa
Genevieve Thomas
Christian Endewy
Wiliam R. Glenn Wern
Yesson Betig
Hey @ A. Shilke
Mr. Wright
Mise Nelle YeMoss
Mixa Core
H. Zelgter
Misa Ethet Fk
Cartel Mc Wright
Misa Ethel R. Dogner
Wy, M. Robinson
G. Foster Fella
Ahee. Witter
Frederick
A. Roy Phillippy
Alamint
Hagerstown
Washington Co
Claggett Spielman
WA. Gordon
Misa Ruth A Krieg
Adamstown
Mira Satie FR. Marker
Treas
Myersville
Wim
Wachtel
Byron CG
Cohlentz
Middletown
Misa Katharine Trundle
Eltenship Supe
Misa Allee C. Witter
Fredstick
Demonstration of New Junior Steam Engine Tonight
The Junior Steam Fire Engine Company will demonstrate its new engine at the hitdee on Cotene Avenue this evening at 6 30. The event showcases the latest fire apparatus to residents and local officials.
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Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
Hitdee
Cotene Avene
269 Furniture Makers Indicted By Grand Jury
New York May 29 AP. The body of Florence Kane aged 13 was found in a vacant lot at her home in Brooklyn. Clothes torn and a cotton gag in her mouth. hands tied behind her back with silk strips. Two diamond rings remained on her hand. robbery not motive. She had been to the theatre last night and phoned her mother before disappearing early today. A pair of heavy chauffeur gloves lay nearby.
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New York
Florence Kane
Brooklyn
Federal Indictments Tie Maryland Pennsylvania Furniture Firms
Federal court returns indictments against 190 manufacturers and two individuals in the furniture and appliance sectors. The cases allege unlawful restraints of trade dating back to 1913 with recent price agreements and market sharing. Named firms and associations include Maryland Pennsylvania furniture outfits, York and Hanover manufacturers, and national groups such as the National Alliance of Furniture Manufacturers. The investigation began April 5 with grand jury subpoenas and records requests.
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Chicago
Casa Gods
Aay
Ud,yu
GAY Conceria
Pemayoana Curuture Co
York
Aeine Surnliute
Dail Tine
Obinwabory Ourmemre
MO Uae Gul A U
Binewabury
Diame Burniture Co
Wighey Furtture Old Manufacture Me Co
Balianore
Long Furniture
Hanover
Paquidastown
Rentreio
Ofrade
Corduneu
National Alliances of Furniture Manufacturers
National Association of Chair Manufacturers
National Refrigerators Association
USA
Grand
Mrs Foran Takes Stand in Defense of Son
Haltimore May 29 Mrs John Foran testified for the defense in the murder trial of Thomas J Foran Claude Dobbs and Charles Mullen accused in the death of Louie Cohen a Baltimore jeweler The defense sought to prove the youths were not in Haltimore at the time Cohen was shot The mother said Tommy telephoned her around 620 PM from Philadelphia and then arrived home for dinner corroborated by John Foran the elder.
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Haltimore
John Foran
Jim Cane
Thomas J. Foran
Claude Dobbs
Charles Mullen
Louie Cohen
Tommy
Philadelphia
Ageuard
Mine disaster at Carolina Coal Co claims 60 lives
Coal Glen North Carolina May 29 The bodies of 20 victims were recovered from the Carolina Coal Co mine after a series of explosions struck 48 mine early Wednesday Relief workers labored to reach other victims and aid families of the dead with estimates placing at least 40 widows and 7 orphans.
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Coal Glan
Carolina Coal Co
Tomen
Sanford
Vyomidiat
Amundsen Expedition Still Without Word Amid Vast Wireless Network
Moscow reports no contact about the Amundsen Ellsworth expedition as wireless stations spanning the Arctic coast from northern Europe to Kamchatka fail to relay any消息. Baccalaureate service set for Sunday at the Maryland State School for the Deaf with Rev. William KR Glenn delivering a talk on Little Things That Count. The event includes interpretive signing and singing by deaf pupils followed by cadet-led lawn reception. Money talks, but the men who make it are generally silent.
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Moscow
Marman
Europe
Aretite Sea
Petropaviovak
Kamchatka Peninsula
Siberia
Amundson Ellaworth
Maryland State School For the Deaf
William KR. Glenn
Brethren Whareh
Ignatina Hjorlee
Carroll Irving Files Suit for a Divorce
Carroll Irving, an American, filed a suit for divorce from his wife. They were married in Baltimore, Maryland, in 1900.
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Carroll Irving
Packs
Baltimore
Ridgeville Tightens Auto Fines Lead In Frederick County
The latest report shows Ridgeville again leads in motor law fines with a large total, while Frederick County overall declines. Notable fines include Patrick J. Anderson no license $1, George I. Taumaardner $25 for speeding, and multiple drivers cited for speeds ranging from 20 to 95 mph. License revocation issued to Francis Grendorff Emmitsburg for misrepresentation.
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Ridgeville
Frederick
Austhia Batisman
Whch
William
Tilt
Emmitaburg
Matthew J. Anderson
Middletown
James C. Older
George I. Taumaardner
Eugene Mready
Nathan Carton
H. HH. Emmett
Howard
Rubin, Jr
Rollo Michael
Samuel J. Sie Kel
Frederick A. Stroy
J. W. Thorns
Francis Grendorff
Emmitsburg
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F. A. Birge
Wisconsin University
Glenn Frank
Madison
Wis
Dr. Frank
Od College
Addiiton
George W. Shipley
Pierce Miller
Jamesk C. Rowe
Ezra J. Hoffman
J. R. Angevine
George H. Omiter
EB Lippy
W. HL Shafter
New Brooklyn
Wilbert Robinso
Frederick High
NAVY
Elk Hill
Doheny Oil Interests
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur Wald
C. E. Institute
Hera
Pennsylvania
Cohen
Mer
Phila
Delphia
North
Carolina
Amundsen
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