Commissioners To Sell County Bonds And Teen Larceny Case
Bids sought by the board of county commissioners for the purchase of sixty two thousand dollars in Frederick County General Road Bonds for 1922. In juvenile court three colored minors faced larceny charges for stealing five kodaks from Milton Christis on West Patrick Street. one was found not guilty, one guilty, and one case held open for further investigation.
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State of
Milton
County Christis
Patrick Street
Glenn H. Worthington
Milton Christis
West Patrick street
Reno S. Harp
R. Anders
fs Thurston Wars
Johnnie Brooks
Ernest Diggs
Brooks
Charles W. Smith
John F.Kreb
Thurston Wars
Charles Holland
Mary Nelson
board of county commissioners
Frederick County
General Assembly
Fighting Breaks Out On Donegal And Tyrone Border
Belfast May 30 The Tyrone Don egal border near Lifford and Strabane saw sharp clashes between Ulster and Southern Irish forces. Armored cars machine guns and snipers on roofs were used. Fighting began at Camel's Hump with Republicans fire on Ulster specials who retreated. Republicans held houses in Lifford firing while specials sheltered. Rifle brigade posts secured garrison along the Londonderry road. Strabane district saw active specials amid posted funds at railway stations and searches of pedestrians.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Tyrone-Donegal
Lifford
Strabane
uo place
Camel's Hump
rifle brigade
Londonderry road
Denby and party leave Panama for Japan on transport
Panama May 130 The United States transport Henderson with Secretary of the Navy Denby and members of the Naval Academy class of 1881 aboard sails from Panama for Japan. Before sailing a group in Denby’s party toured the canal fortifications.
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Associated Press
Panama
United States
Henderson
Denby
Naval Academy
Japan
Hartz Leads Halfway in 500 Mile Indianapolis Race
At Indianapolis Speedway on May 30 after 250 miles, Harry Hartz of Los Angeles led the 500 mile race for prizes totaling 55,000 pounds. Jimmy Murphy ran second, Eadie Hearne third, I. T. Letterman fourth, Ralph Mulford fifth. Time 2:39:04 at an average speed of 42.23 mph.
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Associated Press
Speedway
Indianapolis
Harry Hartz
Los Angeles
Calif
Indianapolis speedway
Jimmy Murphy
Eadie Hearme
I. T. Letterman
Mount Lebanon
Ralph Mulford
Twenty five miles of trees dedicated on Lincoln highway
York Pa May 30 Twenty five miles of the Lincoln highway was dedicated today as a Road of Remembrance and planted with memorial trees. The Women's Club of York has been at work for two years on the project.
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Associated Press
York
Women's Club of York
For Mayor Gilmer Schley. Tor City Regleter Vacant.
The notice concerns a mayoral candidacy or vacancy involving Gilmer Schley in Tor City, with eligibility or registration context. Details are unclear from the fragment but indicate political filing or office status.
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Tor City
Anniversary of Monocacy Church Celebrated On June Fourth
The 175th anniversary of Monocacy Reformed Church will be marked with a week of services at St. John's in Creagerstown culminating June 4 with a 10 a.m. anniversary service led by Dr. George W. Richards. A 2:30 p.m. procession to the old Monocacy Log church site will precede addresses by Dr. Richards and Dr. Steiner, a 3 p.m. program, and the unveiling of a memorial tablet.
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George W. Richards
Lancaster
Creagerstown
Geo. Edward Smith
Frederick
W. R. Hartzell
Walkersville
R L Bair
West Maryland Makes Mail Late Here Once More
Western Maryland train delays mail again in Thurmont with Engine trouble. Col D John Markey, Frederick Chamber of Commerce president, warns of indignation meeting if delays persist and proposes train No 1 leave Baltimore an hour earlier to sync with daylight saving time. officials discuss schedule changes and public service co coordination.
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Western Maryland
Thurmont
W. M
D. John Markey
Chamber of Commerce
Maxwell Byers
Maryland
Frederick
Col. Markey
Col. Matkey
Byers
Baltimore
Col
Markey
Col Markey
Gal Markey
R. Paul Smith
Potomac Public Service Company
H. M. Smith
Hagerstown
Autoist Drunk Fined $100 On Guilty Plea in Lead Case
Calvin D H Summers of near Middletown was arrested for driving a car while intoxicated. He pleaded guilty before Justice Alban M Wood, was fined $100 and costs. Summers had earlier collided with a trolley car on East Patrick Street, damaging its front platform, then fled until caught by State Police at Harmony Grove. Also, Frederick County adopts a new building permit requirement for projects over $250, with permits issued free by the county commissioners. Noncompliance carries fines from $10 to $100 plus costs. permits may be obtained by mail and emailed, avoiding a trip to Frederica.
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Calvin D. H. Summers
Middletown
Alban M. Wood
Sommers
East Patrick street
Bowman
Harmony Grove
General Assembly
Frederick county
board of county commissioners
commissioners office
Frederica
Near East Relief Drive Extended With County Talks
Miss Katherine R. McCormick, a national Near East Relief speaker, campaigns in Brunswick and Jefferson schools and groups to urge clothing donations. She will address Catholic colleges in Emmitsburg and depicts harsh conditions faced by kids under Turk rule who crave clothing and food. Bundie day is set for county schools tomorrow.
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Katherine R. McCormick
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Near East Relief
Brunswick
Jefferson
Emmitsburg
Near East
McCormick
Probe started at Union Bridge Bank
An examination of the assets and liabilities of the First National Bank of Union Bridge, closed last Saturday by order of Federal accountants after a suspected shortage was found, began Monday under Special Examiner Thomas P. Kayne. Justice Department officials arrived to assist. Cashier E. F. Olmstead was told to stay in Union Bridge.
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First National Bank of
Motion at convention calls wage cuts study for firemen
From Houston associated press report May 34 delegates of the International Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen urge creation of a plan to lay out complete restrictions for firemen to leave service as wage cuts are discussed. The motion was sent to a special committee. A humorous aside follows from a parade of unrelated quotes about pound cake.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
United States railroad Labor Boanl
International Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Supreme Court rules against Fleet Corporation in bankruptcy claim
The United States Supreme Court sustains that the Emergency Fleet Corporation is not entitled to priority in bankruptcy against a bank. The Fleet Corporation argued as a government instrumentality for six harbor tug contracts with Eastern Shore Shipbuilding. The decision affirms the lower courts and notes the estate of the shipbuilding company in New York. Mr and Mrs George Hawphress and children of Washington spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Cavell of Frederick.
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United States Supreme Court
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Fleet Corporation
Roger B. Wood
Eastern Shore Shipbuilding Corporation
Wood
District Court
Southern District of New York
United States of America
United States
Circuit Cenart_ of Appeal
George Hawphress
Washington
William Cavell
Frederick Jusction
France and Britain Honor United States War Dead
Paris and London honors mark the burial and memorial events for American war dead. In France about 40 000 U S soldiers are buried or interred in permanent cemeteries and scattered sites. American Legion groups and French representatives laid flowers at each site as families chose final resting places. In London Brookwood Cemetery near London was dedicated as a national cemetery for American servicemen and sailors, including those from Britain’s overseas possessions.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
American Legion
London
United States
Brookwood
Great Britain
Labor Board to Action in Rail Disobey Case
Federated Shop Crafts officials demand a conference with the Labor Board on Thursday to seek immediate jurisdiction over railroads alleged to disobey orders. If the Board rules, a nationwide shopmen strike ballot will be issued. In city politics, Democrats nominate Liogsd C Caller for Mayor as municipal race opens with a mayoral, city register, and five aldermen to be chosen. Contested alderman-at-large races arise as Reed and Rohrback back different candidates.
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Chicazo
Federated Shop Crafts
Federal Reds
City Register
Board of Aldermen
court house
Liogsd C Caller
Elmer McC. Phebus
Jacob Rohrback
William M. Stern
John
Rena
German reply on reparations accepts partial moratorium conditions
Paris May 30 The German government agrees to honor the Reparations Commission demands on the premise of receiving foreign loan aid within a suitable time to sustain paper circulation within the March 31 limits and to generally meet the commission’s partial moratorium terms.
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Associated Press
Paris
Reparations Commission
Lincoln Memorial Dedication in Washington Draws Notables
Washington May 30. The Lincoln Memorial dedication draws foreign diplomats, Congress members, and veterans of the Civil War to pay homage to Abraham Lincoln. Taft and Harding speak as veterans and civilians converge on the Potomac site, with Frenca’s Lincoln statue central in the memorial.
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Associated Press
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Potomac York
Lincoln
Henry Bacon
New York
Washington monument
wan
Union of the States
Lincoln ta tmarcie
Daniel Chester Frenca
New Terk
Lincol
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UNION BRIDGE BANK
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