Abolish War Urged by Coolidge at Gettysburg
President Coolidge urged the abolition of war as a tribute to American war dead at Gettysburg, stressing a continuance of peace and a government of law not of men. He warned against legislative overreach and linked the stance to multilateral peace efforts and arbitration treaties.
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Gettysburg
Lincoln
Coolidge
America
United States
Briand
France
Kellogg
Havana
Conlidze
Ameran
The Real Meaning Of Memorial Day Editorial
An editorial urges recapturing the solemnity of Decoration Day, not just parades. It recalls Gettysburg horror and other battles, noting thousands died for ideals, and calls Americans to deepen patriotism by honoring sacrifices and preserving freedom and happiness through duty.
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Cemetery Ridge
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
Virginia
Atlanta
el Caney
Santiago
Manilla Bay
Cantigny
Belleau Wood
Montfaucon
Pickett
Parole Granted to Mail Amid Governor Ritchie Action
Included among 28 paroles Monday was Howard H Mail serving a term in the House of Correction. He was sentenced by the Circuit Court to two and a half years for passing two or three small bad checks. About one year remains. The governor cited citizen recommendations and the judge’s view that Mail was weak not guilty.
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Ritchie
Howard H. Mail
House of Correction
Mail
Mulls
Mull
Maryland Legislators Tour Southern Counties Visit Frederick
More than 100 Maryland General Assembly members and state officials began a four day tour leaving Baltimore to inspect state institutions and visit towns including Towson Westminster and Frederick. A banquet was held at the Francis Scott Key hotel with local hosts and officials in Frederick. Governor Ritchie stayed home due to illness.
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Baltimore
Maryland General Assembly
Carroll
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Daniel Joseph
House of Delegates
Emory L. Coblentz
David ¢. Winebrenner
State Normal School
Towson
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Ritchie
Joseph H. Apple
Joseph D. Baker
Tolmes D. Baker
William F. Childs
Hammond Clary
Lloyd C. Culler
Robert E. Delaplaine
Samuel G. Du‘yall
James H. Gambrill
Glenn i Q. Garber
Thomas H. Haller
W. Harry Haller
Thomas B. Hayward
Johns. Hershey
Henri L.G. Kieffer
Edwin
Markell
Charles McC. Mathias
Frank Miller
John 8. Wewman
Frank L. Stoner
Hammond Urner
Louis L. Wilson
David C. Winebrenner
Hood College
Frederick High School
Barbara Fritchie
Silver Spring
Lee
The
Mary and Legislature
Annapolis
Baltimore County
David G. McIntosh
State Senate
Taneytown
Emmitsburg
Giten
Maurr Club
Montgomery County
President Coolidge
White House
Washington
Narty
Deaf Association Outing At Maryland School For The Deaf
About 75 members of the Association of the Deaf of Washington DC arrived at the Maryland State School for the Deaf in Frederick for a first time outing. They toured the school and local sights after a picnic lunch, with several members former Maryland school graduates and three representatives who met with Superintendent Ignatius Bjorlee two weeks earlier. Waynesboro Downs Hustlers beat Frederick 6 1 in a Blue Ridge League morning game.
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Association of the Deaf
Washington
D. C
Maryland
Government
Ignatius Bjorlee
Waynesboro
Frederick
Clutc
Coolidge Delivers Memorial Day Address at Gettysburg
President Coolidge spoke at Gettysburg National Cemetery on Memorial Day, delivering remarks near Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address site. He stood near the Soldiers’ National Monument as he addressed the gathered crowd.
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Lincoln
President Coolidge
Gettysburg National Cemetery
Soldiers’ National Monument
Atte Tha Sin Tinadaw Alatfarn
Mwuuu Lue Buug
Coolidge
Gettysburg
President Roosevelt
Three wills filed for probate in Orphans Court
Readable probate notices show Charles P. Rickerd of this city probate of will leaving estate to brother Jonathan Rickerd as sole heir except for a gold watch. Executor named without bond. Will dated 1925 witnessed by Helen Engle and Holten Felton. Also Georgietta Bopst left bequests to daughter Hallie Norris and others, with home to four sons equally. executor Dertzbaugh to place grave marker. John T. Long of Emmitsburg probate provisions leaving equal shares to surviving children with annual $100 bequest to a daughter. executor Longin named. Will dates 1928 and witnesses listed.
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Rickerd
Charles P. Rickerd
Ray
Bopst
Georgetta Bopst
Hallie Virginia Norris
Hugh R. Norris
Dorothy Lillian Bopst
Thomas Reed Borst
William McKinley Bopst
Harry C
Richard E
Merril L
Frank D
William McKinley Boost
Hattie Virginia Norris
Testator
West Seventh Street
Richard B
Merkl L
Frank D. Bopst
Harry GC. Bopst
Richard E. Bopst
Merril L. Bopst
Frank D. Bopat
Lewis R Dertzbaugh
John T. Long
Emmitsburg
Elmer Linggz
F. R. Longin
Robert L. Topper
Edgar S Hummerick
Corporations Benefit Under New Tax Law Signed by Coolidge
The tax reform signed by President Coolidge reduces the corporate tax from 13 to 12 percent, raises exemptions for corporations, repeals the automobile tax, and adjusts several other levies. Net reductions total 222 million dollars, with some increases offsetting the gain. Changes take effect at different dates, from immediate repeal of the auto tax to 20 days for some provisions. Marylander Manasake Grove of Frederick named to Yale Council.
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Coolidge
House
Senate
Yale Council
Yale
New Haves
Revi
Wat Manasateeh Grove
Frederick
J. H. Grove
Card Game altercation leaves Truman Smith injured
Truman Smith aged 21 of Union Bridge is hospitalized in Frederick City Hospital with facial neck and chest wounds after an altercation at a Carroll County card game. James Monk Greene is jailed in Carroll County awaiting outcome while Smith’s condition improves and is not expected to be fatal.
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Truman Smith
Union Bridge
Frederick City
Carroll County
James “Monk” Greene
Smith
Greene
Red Fez Club
Frederick County
Masonic Temple
Ira J. McCurdy
R. EB
Roland E. Longé
H. 2. Schroeder
A. A. Radcliff
Hager‘o Shrine Club
Braddock Heish's
Hospital For Cripple Is Children
Philadelphia
Goff and Hatfield lead in West Virginia primary
In early returns from 725 of 2306 precincts Goff led Hoover by about 1000 votes for the Republican presidential preference while Smith and Reed trailed in the Democratic counts. Hatfield held a decisive GOP Senate lead of over 15,000 votes with 782 precincts reporting ahead of Gore and Rosenbloom.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Herbert Hoover
Goff
Republic
Commerce Secretary
Hoover
al Smith
New York
James Reed
Missouri
Smith
Reed
Henry D. Hatfield
Huntington
Howard Gore
Benjamin Rosenbloom
Hoffman Must Stand Trial For Death and Attempted Operation
Louis W. Hoffman a Washington DC physiotherapist formerly of Frederick faces trial on an indictment charging he caused the death of Miss Eleanor Lehman while she was treated at his office in the Victor Building. The judge overruled a demurrer to the murder indictment and held two demurrer grounds were misconstrued. the court kept under advisement a demurrer to the murder count and deemed the indictment valid in its remaining counts.
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Louis W. Hoffman
Hoffman
Aassistant
United States
Wiliam H. Collins
Siddons
Qemurrer
Pat Dinterman Reunited With Mother After Street Wander
A three year old, Pat Dinterman, wandered from his cart in front of a North Market street store on Tuesday afternoon. Officer Roy Hiltner noticed the boy near the Square and escorted him while a search for his mother was conducted. The anxious mother arrived and the reunion was quickly effected.
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Robert Dinterman
Six Buildings Damaged in Perryville Fire
A blaze in Perryville Harford county damaged six buildings in the town center driving six families from their homes. Fire crews from Havre de Grace and nearby towns helped control the flames. Loss was estimated at 5 000 to 10 000 dollars with properties owned by A H Owens housing a barber shop a restaurant a clothing shop a confectionery and a residence belonging to Mrs. Margaret Jackson.
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Perryville
Baltimore
Harford County
Havre de Grace
A H. Owens
Rodia
Heavy fighting reported along Peking Hankow railway
Advices from Tientsin say heavy fighting continues between Northern troops and Shansi province forces allied with the Nationalists along the Peking Hankow rail line. The battle, which began last Saturday, is reported to have caused 6 000 lives. Gettysburg thronged with Memorial Day visitors as President Coolidge arrives for ceremonies amid parades and national cemetery rites. Yale riot ends with 39 policemen guarding four dozen students as they attempt to free six comrades.
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Tokyo
Tientsin
Peking-Hankow
Shansi Province
Yale
Xow Haven
Conn
Police i
Kian
Geissbarg
Ka Klin Rian
Pennsylvania
Borighks
Fiberat Onal
Coolidge
Frederick Observes Memorial Day With War Dead Tribute
Frederick marks Memorial Day with ceremonies at Mt Olivet cemetery and a G A R program led by the Francis Scott Key Post Auxiliary and others. President Coolidge to deliver the Memorial Day address in Gettysburg while traffic rises and attractions open at Brad dock Heights Pavilion.
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Gettysburg
Little Battlefield
President Coolidge
Governor Fisher
Coolidge
White House
National Cemetery
WZ Chain
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Howeves
Frederickton
Waynesboro
Redbirds
J Clube
McCurdy Fields
Braddock Heights
Big Mountain
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Auxiliary of the Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
State Armory
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Legion
Marion S. Moberly
Harrison
Mollie Moberly
Rev & Co
Missing Italia airship crew searched by base ship at Spitzbergen
King's Bay Spitzbergen May 30 AP The base ship Cidta di Milano returned with no trace of the missing Italia and her 18 crew amid heavy winds and ice in the polar sea. The Hobby from Norway carries Lt Holm to renew the search with a hydro airplane partnership.
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Associated Press
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Cidta di Milano
Alia
Polar
Spitzbersen
Hobby
Norway
Laetgen Holm
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