Hood College Voted Approved in Middle States List
Hood College earned a place on the approved colleges list to be issued in November after Dr. Joseph J. Apple announced the development at chapel exercises. The commission’s vote followed a report on Hood’s endowment, campus expansion, and gifts, marking the college as a leading female institution in the region.
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Hood College
Joseph J. Apple
Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of
Middle States
Maryland
New York City
Apple
Hood
M. Janet Williams
j . Hood College
Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of
colleges of liberal arts and sciences
Commission on Institutions of Higher Education
Board of Regents
State of
New York
Ninth District Sunday School Association Convention June 1
The 9th District Sunday School Association holds its semiannual convention at Linganore Methodist Episcopal Church Unionville on June 1 with morning and afternoon sessions. The program features devotions, addresses by Rev. William H. Sites and Mrs. Norman Snively, reports, music, and a young people's conference, led by Rev. Miles Murphy and Mrs. Richard Etter. Officers and department superintendents of Math District SS Association are listed.
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Linganore Methodist Episcopal church
Unionville
William H. Sites
J. E. Holt
The
Fourfold Foundation
Norman Snively
Bertha Kenningham
Charles A. Sadofsky
Alma Bond
Jos. H. Cudlinp
Miles Murphy
Math Dist. S S Association
DE Eneler
T. Sim Albaugh
Misc Alma Road
B F. Hammaker
WT. Sneadner
Betty Sundergill
T. H. Valentine
R. Klein
Federal Grand Jury May Probe Bank Closing
Investigators plan a District of United States Grand Jury review into the First National Bank of Union Bridge after its closure last Saturday by government accountants due to a shortage estimated between 50 000 and 80 000. Cashier Olmstead remains under scrutiny while authorities decide on further actions. Depositors are assured they will not lose their savings.
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United States Grand Jury
First National Bank of Union Bridge
national bank
Treasury Department
Washington
Department of Justice
Carman
Baltimore
Olmstead
Showers Due Soon Forecast By Weather Hose
A national weather observer and local forecaster predict showers within 48 hours. Winds shift from southeast to east as rain is anticipated, with historical June showers cited. Recent temps ranged from 36 to 86 degrees, with a light frost noted and a 45 degree low for the week.
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national weather observer
Washington weather bureau
Opposition grows to German reply in French chamber
Paris May 31 Agencies report sudden opposition to the Reparations Commission plan as French deputies challenge the German reply. One third of the Chamber of Deputies reportedly opposed acceptance of the German response to the commission proposals.
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Associated Press
Paris
Reparations Commission
commission
Chamber of Deputies
FATAL FIGHTING IN MACAO LEAVES MANY DEAD AND HURT
AP report from Hongkong notes martial law declared after heavy fighting on Macao island. About forty killed and over one hundred wounded amid unrest in the Portuguese concession. Also report of a daughter born to ex Empress Zita amid Madrid reactions and Austrian empire context.
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MACAO
ZITA
Associated Press
Hongkong
trav Br
bie
areen
Madrid
Austria-Hungary
Alfonzo
Portguese
Pardo
Maderna
Charles
Commencements Move Into Full Swing Across Maryland Schools
Maryland state and local colleges and high schools advance toward June commencements. Hood College hosts art exhibits, concerts, and Class Day events through June 7 with sermons by Rev Dr. Her man. Frederick City High Schools schedule sermons, plays, and diploma ceremonies June 11 to 14 at the City Opera House.
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Maryland
aref
Ignatius Bjorlee
Hey. Henri L. G. Kieffer
board ‘of directors
Hood
Hood College
Conservatory of Music
Evangelical Reformed church
Theodore F. Herman
Lancaster
athletic association
City Opera House
James E. Freeman
Washington
Frederick City
J. 0. Wrightson
M. E. church
Local man fined for traffic law violation at Square Corner
Lford Nei was arrested by Officer Starey on a traffic ordinance charge at Square Corner. Justice Alban M. Wood fined Nei $1 at last night’s hearing, held near 73 o'clock. Musheron Michigan Chronicle notes temperance work program committee members including Rev. Engler, Dudderar, Sites, Holt, Valentine, Dr. Silweil, Klein, Sim Al baugh.
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Lford Nei
Officer Starey
Alban M. Wood
Temperance
D E. Engler
D. A. Dudderar
W H Sites
J. E Holt
T. H. Valentine
Dr. Silweil
J. R. Klein
J. T. Sim Albaugh
Navy Recruiting Drive At Post Office In Illinois
Chief Boatswain's Mate RA. IL. Cairdress of the United States Navy will be stationed at the post office every Wednesday from 10:59 a.m. until 3 p.m. to receive recruits. Authorities say about 160,099 men will be discharged next year, creating a need to fill vacancies through enlistments.
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RA. IL. Cairdress
United States Navy
navy
Hoover to Fix Price of Coal During Strike
Secretary Hoover presided over a conference of coal operators and urged setting a fair price for spot coal amid the strike. He warned that any agreement to fix prices would be illegal and proposed district committees to advise on fair pricing and handle unfair pricing, reporting to him as needed. The meeting, called at President Harding's request, focused on price and distribution, not wages.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
ilegal
Harding
ranaway
Court action to stop Mathilde's wedding to Oser
Chicago May 31 Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick will seek court action to prevent her daughter Mathilde's marriage to Max Oser the Swiss riding master in a statement to be presented in court today No objection will be made to Harold F McCormick the divorced husband of Mrs McCormick as Mathilde's legal guardian but protest against the international marriage will be formally made in court
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Associated Press
Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Mathilde
Max Oser
Harold F McCormick
McCormick
Tegal
Taft to Study English Judicial System Abroad
Chief Justice Taft departs soon for England for several weeks to study its judicial system and assess features aiding fast settlement of legal issues. He informed President Harding during a White House visit that the trip is unofficial.
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Associated Press
Washington
Taft
England
Harding
White House
Historical Frederick Folders At News Post
The News Post holds a supply of Historical Frederick folders available for ten pennies per item. Visitors seek city information and the pamphlets provide historical facts and data about Frederick as it is today.
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FREDERICK
NEWS-POST
pamphleia
Gas Tax Law Goes Into Effect June First Statewide
The new State gasoline tax of 1 cent per gallon will take effect June 1 and apply to all gas used on public highways. Wholesalers must file monthly returns with the Comptroller. retailers may pass the cost to dealers and consumers. Funds raised will reduce the Roads Commission deficit and help replace the license tax system by January 1, 1924.
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Maryland
State Roads Commission
Britain will not tolerate Irish Republic, Churchill warns
In the British House of Commons Winston Churchill declares Great Britain will take back powers and reoccupy territory if Anglo Irish treaty terms are not honored. He says troops remain in Dublin as a preliminary step to possible military action, amid Ulster opposition to policy.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Ireland
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Ulster group
Churchill
Dublin
Fire Alarm Critique From Baltimore Visitor in Frederick
A Baltimore guest in Frederick writes a pointed letter criticizing the city s fire alarm system. He argues the noise is excessive and should be limited to protect tourism and reduce distress after a May 23 blaze on South Market Street. He cites a loud midnight alarm in a one car garage and a later fire in a railroad yard as proof of overreaction.
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Frederick
al Baltimorean
South Market street
China
inter
Seven bandits hold up payroll in Long Island City
Seven automobile bandits robbed three men of a $15000 payroll in Long Island City. The occurrence involved a shipment connected to HR Malinem and Company, silk dealers, according to the Associated Press dispatch from New York dated May 31.
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New York
Long Island city
telongide
HR Malinem and Company
New York silk dealers
Favorable report on McCumber bill soldiers' bonus
In Washington on May 31 the Senate Finance Committee moved the McCumber soldiers' bonus plan forward with a 9 to 4 vote. The Straoot plan offering paid up life insurance in lieu of other compensation failed 8 to 5. The bill's effective date shifted from October 1 to January 1, 1923 after Senator Walsh stated six months were needed to implement the bonus machinery.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance committee
Walah Democrat
Massachusetts
Supreme Court ruling shocks Wall Street trading session
New York May 31 Trading resumed after the holiday as Supreme Court decisions moved markets. Reading case trimmed Reading Company common stock by four points while preferred shares rose over four and five points. Southern Pacific fell about two to three points after the legal ruling on its merger with Central Pacific. Union Pacific edged up one. Southern Pacific Central Pacific bonds jumped to 94 1/2 after earlier gains. Call money started at 4 percent. Total volume neared 1,250,000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Supreme Court
stock exchange
Reading
Reading Company
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific ilegal
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Fierce Rioting Breaks Out in Belfast District
Rioting erupted in the Milfields district of Belfast after the shooting of two special constables. Incendiarism and bombing plagued the area as crown forces fired machine guns. Reports said several people were killed, with panic-stricken residents fleeing. Snipers fired from house tops and hundreds of windows were shattered. A later message placed 309 Linn Felners near Clogher, County Tyrone.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Milfields
crown
Shebane
Boon
Clogher
County Tyrone
Mystery deepens with finding woman's body in Philadelphia
A telephone lineman found Millie Constanzo's body in a man hole near the Constanzo home as authorities pursue Charles Constanzo after the February 15 disappearance of him and his wife and the desertion of their one year old son. Neighbors reported hearing a quarrel the morning of February 14, and police search for the husband continues.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Charles Constanzo
Constania
Po- Hee
Constanza
Real Estate Board Urges Immediate Court Street Widening
Frederick Real Estate Board incites petitions to widen Court Street between Patrick and Church Streets to ease traffic before the Key Hotel project, claiming lower costs now than later. Members, firms and the city engineer sign in support, with nearly 10 percent of membership endorsing as Akron visitors and local moves unfold.
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Court street
Frederick Real Estate Board, Inc
Frederick
Real Estate Board of Frederick, Incorporated
Real Estate Board of Frederick, Inc
City of Frederick
Pourt street
Patrick
church streets
J. M. Goodman
A. B Fisher
J. W. Harner
G. H. McGregor
H. K. Delauter
John H. Grove
Sam Maples
Harry G
Dorsey and Co
John Hershberger
S. Elmer Brown
Kolb Bros
R. Ames Hendrickson
The
Ramsburg Fertilizer Co
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DR. APPLE
S. S. ASSOCIATION
Linganore M. E. Church
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
Union Bridge Affair
GERMANY
Evelyn
Evelyn Nesbit
Atlantis City
sho
Hoad
PRES. HARDING
OSER
BRERAIN
Baltimorean
Stamboulinaki
Bulga‘tin
M’CUMBER BILL
SUPREME COURT
COURT ST
Frederick Real Estate Board
W.N. Jolliffe
John H. Stauffer, Jr
David O. Grifin
Marken and Bielfeld
E. C. Shepherd
HL Motor and Tire Co
J. 4H. Gambrill
i. Central Garage Co
Frederick Motor Co. Inc
Leslie N. Coblentz
Central Chemical Co
Dr. B. O. Thomas
Chas. C. Carty
Price Bros
George W. Morton
Geo
D. C Winebrener
George H. Zimmerman
George L. Kaufman
E. D. Michael
F. W. Staub
H. E. Colnfiower
B.D
Harold Barkholder and son
Akron
Ohio
Burkholder
John Haberkern
Charlee Opel
East Third street
Braddock Reights
Florida
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