Frederick Barbara Fritchie film shown nationwide
Filming for a Barbara Fritchie reinterment event in Frederick will be turned into a moving picture for Pathe and Knickerbocker, with 30 to 50 million viewers expected. J L Davis of Knickerbocker scouted locations, including Old Jug Bridge, to capture views for the documentary style film and possible inclusion in Pathe Weekly. The Barbara Fritchie Memorial Fund benefits from film permissions and corporate support, while Mrs. Schmuel G Duvall helped secure the production, promising strong city advertising for Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Barbara Fritcchie
Barbara Ritchie
Whittler
Pathe Company
Knickerbocker Film Company
New York
Pathe Weekly
J. L. Davis
George List
City Opera House
Davis
Old Jug Bridge
Barbara Fritchic
Schmuel G Duvall
Barbara Fritchie
Film exhibition house showcases US company abroad via full program
A facility exhibits films from a US company covering the entire program and featuring a number of foreign countries. The item notes broad international reach and ongoing screenings under the company’s arrangement.
Wisconsin Tax Expert Speaks at Maryland Conference
Adams of Wisconsin, a leading tax expert and University of Wisconsin professor, addressed the Maryland State Tax Commission at the Merchants and Manufacturers Association rooms in Baltimore. He outlined how far the state board should supervise local assessments, discussed appraiser salaries in other states, and reviewed tax equalization developments in Minnesota and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S S. Adams
Wisconsin
Maryland
Thomas S Adams
Sioner
Maryland State Tax Commission
J Jt Gambrit, Jr
Merchants and Manufelures’ Association
Ballimore
Tax Commission
Adams
University of Wisconsin
Monnegota
Kansas
Hymeneas Tunk Porrena and Miss May Parkins Wed in City
Hymeneas Tunk-Porre na wedding occurred this afternoon at the M. E. parsonage with Rev. E. Lamar officiating. The couple are the children of Charles and Mrs Perkins of near Reels Mill and Silas Funk of Reel's Mill and Lewister Ve Funk of Washington Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunk—Porrena
May Parkins
Charles Perkins
Near Reels Mill
Lewister Ve Funk
Washington, Ind
Silas Funk
Reel’s Mill
M. 18
E. 7T Lamar
Plan to Consolidate University of Maryland and Baltimore Law Schools
A Maryland plan aims to merge the University of Maryland Law School with the Baltimore Law School. Committees from both schools have met multiple times to discuss consolidation and another meeting is planned soon. The article asks, what is home without The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law School
University of Maryland
Baltimore Law Schooal
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address Restored Text
Fragmented OCR of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Emphasizes four score and seven years ago our fathers created a new nation conceived in liberty. Nation in civil war to test whether government of the people by the people for the people shall not perish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Jong Endiune
Abels
Falion
Heir Prospects At Roxburghe Dukedom Stir London Society
London society buzzes over the Roxburghe dukedom as Miss May Goelet may bear a son restoring direct male succession ten years after her marriage to the duke. A male heir is highly desired by both duke and duchess amid talk of a famed gynecologist’s $5000 opinion. American connections loom as Lady Snoney-Ker, Anna Breese of New York, links the family to transatlantic heiress circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roxburghe
Miss May Goelet
New York
Alastair Robert Innes-Ker
Doike
Loral Innes-Ker
Snoney-Ker
Anna Breese
W. K Breese
Nomination of Reading man for Philadelphia port surveyor
May 30 A Reading man W M Croll is nominated to be surveyor of the port at Philadelphia. President Wilson consulted Senators Penrose and Oliver who voiced no personal objections beyond Croll's Democracy. Croll hoped to become assistant treasurer at Philadelphia. Rothermel backed him, Palmer influence sidelined. Senators confirmed moving the nomination to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Philadelphia
Washington
W. M. Croll
Wilson
Penrose
Oliver
Croll
Rothermel
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Senate
Baseball Scores and Standings From International and American Leagues
Yesterday’s scores feature Newark 6 Baltimore 1 and Toronto 3 Buffalo 2 in the International League while Jersey City falls to Newark. In the American League Philadelphia Athletics 6 New York 5. Washington 5 Boston 2. Chicago 3 Detroit 2. Cleveland 6 6 St Louis 3. National League results include New York 7 Philadelphia 6 in 14 innings and Cincinnati 13 St Louis 10. Standings show Athletics 25 10 714 etc and Brooklyn 19 14 576 with multiple clubs listed by wins losses and percentages.
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Baltimore
Providence
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Jersey City
Newark
P.O
Baloversseer
American League
Philadelphia—Athletics
New York
Brown
Lapp
Keating
Sweeney
Washington
Boston
Mullen
Henry
O'Brien
Leonard
Carrigan
Chicago
Detroit
Russell
Schalk
Willetts
Stanage
Cleveland
St. Louis
Falkenberg
Carisch
Stone
Alexander
National League
Philadelphia
Patter
Es — Demaree
Crandall
Marquard
Tesreau
Meyers
Wilson
Seacon
Killirey
Pittsburgh
Robinson
O'Toole
Ferry
Simon
Humphries
Archer
St Lows
Cincinnati
St Louis
Packata
Johnson
Clarke
Perritt
Geyer
Willis
Burke
McLean
Bostoh'trbokiyi
WLPCL
W.L
Philada
St.Louis
Brookin
Pittsbrg
Cheago
Roston
York
Cincinti
Tri-State League Scores and Standings Update
In Wilmington Wilmington led 2 0 in the first game and 3 2 in the 24th game at Atlantic City. York beat Allentown 7 2 at York with Stutcher Knolls Rasmus sen Monroe contributing. Trefton defeated Harrisburg 5 4 in 12 innings. Standings show Wilmington 37 6 35, Harrisburg 12 9 571, Trenton 12 10 5, Atlantic City 5 19 208.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tristate League
Wilmington
Atlantic City
Tobin
Kerr
Ritter
Rementer
Wimington
Atantic Ciy
Place
York
Allentown
Stucher
Knolls
Rasmussen
Monroe
Tretton
Treften
Harrisburg
Busy Bee Literary Society Program and Officers
The Busy Bee Literary Society of Woodsboro Public School held its May 23 meeting with songs recitations and readings including Swing Beneath the Old Aprile Tree and Ring the Bells of Springtime. Officers elected: Sherman Powell president, Carre Long vice president, Arthur Smith secretary, Beulah Smith assistant secretary, John Miller treasurer, Eva Geesey librarian, Cora Stultz assistant librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Literary Society
Woodsboro Public School
Society
Hdna Smyth
Roger Crum
Russell Hull
Dolly
Lucy Anders
Readiig
Ruth
Naomi
Cora Stultz
Katharine Catshall
Catharine Miller
Russell Rice
Afton
Stultz
Blanche Sith
Sherman Powell
Carre Long
Arthur Smith
Beulah Smith
John Miller
Eva Geesey
Drunkenness charge against Robert Hartsock in Woodsore area
Robert Hartsock of near Woodsore was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Decter on North Market Street near Noah E. Cramer property for drunken and disorderly conduct. He was found lying on the road highly intoxicated, placed in jail, and will have a hearing this evening. Twelve members of the National Capital Motorcycle Club, dusty and muddy, rode through Frederick at noon en route to Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hartsock
Woodsore
Decter
North Market Street
Noah E. Cram R
Hartsock
National Capital Motorcycle Club
Frederick
Gettysburg
Preparatory Services at Presbyterian Church Tonight and Tomorrow
TottsiNe Pa May 30 report preparatory services at the Presbyterian church with timings tonight at 7 o clock and tomorrow at 3 o clock. In TottsiNe a man named William Run Runkle broke his leg after leaping from a steep declivity when frightened by a large rattlesnake while fishing near Aahurn. He was hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
TottsiNe
William Run
Runkle
Jack Johnson Fined Five Dollars by Municipal Judge
The article reports Jack Johnson, described as colored, was fined five dollars and costs by Municipal Judge Fry for running an automobile with the engine or muster open. The notice appears in a local shop advertisement page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Chiare
Fry
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Fritcrie
Thoss
Nan Wilson
George F. Kilne
East South Street
Mary A. Krepps
Maxvot Schlegel
Marisneburg
Wo Va
KE. Wakely
California
P. B. Kunkel
Patrick Street
Harry G. Benson
South Street
Luther PF
Harrison
South Market Street
Naufe C. Castle
East Second Street
Charles Houghton
Halethorpe
Baltimore County
W. W Richards
Adam Detlrich
East Firth Street
Grace A. Castle
White Oak Springs
Nannie Castle
Richard Waters
Mrs. Schaeffer
Hargett
West Patrick Street
Wiliam M Phillips
Connecticutt
James HW. Harris
Third Street
Mary Grace and Son
Camden, N. J
Robert H. Thomas
Susie Utz
Samuel Utz
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
New Market
Wdui T. Shope
Raymondy
Washington, D.C
Itte Misses
Shope
East Patrick Street
George WW. Heinielu
West Third Street
Braddock Heigita
Roy G. Bader
Hass
Asbury Park
N. J
Mr. Mader
Chas
Houghton
Margaret
Yalethorpe
Wenury Pyeon
Mast Church Sireet
OW. Worthington
Willard Woetper
Gulher T. Vers
North Market Sheet
Mre
G. Warley Tixon
Catherinn
Barnesville
White Langford
Hymeneas
Vyoint Law School
N. KR. Fairbank Company
Gold Dust Twins
ORS OK
Iews Tent
Loe
Duchess of
Glen
Robin
Arthur Wallace Teach
New York Sun
Busby Bpel
Bartholomay Rochester Apollo Beer
W. H. Shipley Frederick, Md
Pratts
C. E. Burger
Harry L. Ebert
Dallas
W. Kehne
Chas. F. Knock
W. Mehrling
J. &. Phleeger
Frank V. Staub
W. C. Staley
C. B. Willard
Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
E. J. Winebrenner
Harner
Frith i Wealth
Werman
Rend & Lingrsing
Ding Geschs
Medicine Sharks
Nir
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