Hood College Opens Endowment Campaign With Big Dinner
Hood College launches its endowment drive with a 7 o'clock dinner at Coblentz Hall. President Apple and voices from the Reformed church will speak as the Glee Club plans a WCAP radio concert. Faculty pledge support and students join in door campaigns and window displays across the city.
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Hood College Endowment Fund
Coblentz Hall
David C. Winebrenner
Emory L. Coblentz
Maryland State Board of Education
Joseph H. Apple
Chalmers W. Walck
Grace Reformed Church
Reformed Church
Mary C. Ott
WCAP
Washington
Hood College Glee Club
Wil
Flood College
Hood College
Mary St. Filler
Coblentz
Winestenner
Charles McC. Mathias
Mary S. Maulsby
Wood College
Frederick
Robert Clapp
Hanover
William T. Delaplaine
Reading
Margaret Motter
Lancaster
Marcelene Kefanver
York
D. John Markey
Genevieve Thomas
Chambersburg
Helen O'Boyie Hamme
Harrisonburg
Sara Lovejoy
Baltimore
Katherine Arnold
Greensburg
Jong Struggie
Cam-Ign
Pledee
Ili
Johnsons Celebrate Honeymoon Wedding in City
Mrs George Johnson Rose and her husband Mr George Johnson Rose held a wedding event in the city with over 300 attendees before departing for Washington. The couple sails Saturday aboard the Majestic for Europe and plans to return December 23. Gifts included a diamond token.
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Ker
George Johnson Rose
Washington
New York City
Europe
Three States Plan Unified Potomac River Fish Code
Virginia West Virginia and Maryland pledged joint action to revive Potomac fish life. Officials from all three states agreed to a unified Potomac fish code and a river tour in January to combat pollution.
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Clarkeburg
W. Va
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Potomac River
Potomac
MacDonald Lee
Game and Inland Fisheries
Swepson Earle
BE. Lee LeCompt
King Remanded to House of Correction in Local Option Case
Frederick Justice of the Peace had jurisdiction to try violations of the local option law under the 1924 enforcement act, a ruling upheld in Baltimore City Court. Charles King, who pleaded guilty to manufacturing liquor for sale and had been sentenced to nine months, was remanded for further evidence after a habeas corpus proceeding.
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Frederick Justiceg
Ullman
Baltimore
Charles King
House of Correction
King
Justice Brust
Ultman
Circuit Court
J. Harry Steele
Frederick
Kennedy Wolfe nuptials at Forest Glen Wednesday
A large crowd witnessed the nuptial mass in St. John's Catholic church Forest Glen for Miss Georgianna Clay Wolfe and L Senating Kennedy. The ceremony was led by Rev Fr Rosensteel and featured autumn blooms and a shower bouquet.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Forest Glen
Georgianna Clay Wolfe
Slarrs Wolfe
Capitol
L. Senating Kennedy
Thomas F. Kennedy
Fr. Rosensteel
Anna Cooler
Little
Helen
Mary Wolfe
Helen Brady
Keanan
Paul A. Kennedy
Florida
Cuba
York
Gish
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick
Ee Thomas F. Kennedy
Mari Ruth
Rose Kennedy
Dorothy Weller
Pauline Roerser
R. F. Barrick
Edward Grove
Claude Clary
Susan Grove
Fawand Grove, Jr
Glass magnate Edward Libber dies in Toledo home
Edward Drummond Libber, renowned glass manufacturer and art connoisseur, died at his Toledo residence shortly after three this morning. The millionaire figure, noted internationally for his collections, passed away at his estate following a brief illness.
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Toledo
Edward Drummond Libber
Auto Fines Jump In County and City Violations
Commissioner L Austin Baughman reports a rise in auto fines totaling 357 with Frederick magistrates 215 Middletown 10 and Ridgeville 133. Notable revocations and license refusals include Roy Adkins Middletown and Roy Snelling big city for intoxicated driving. Several drivers incur fines for speeding, reckless driving and missing licenses or registrations.
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L. Austin Baughman
Frederick
Middletown
Ridgeville
Lcense
Roy Adkins
Roy Snelling
Big City
Roland Orme
New Market
Thomas Averella
William Bond
Travers Font
Martin L. Gray
Charles, Harvey
Martery
Ramey
Dorsey
J. W. Johnson
Harry Louis
Meyer Miller
John Richardson
Jury-Order Reverses Industrial Accident Ruling
Thomas and Company and the Aetna Life Insurance Co. won after Judge Glenn H. Worthington took the case from the jury in a circuit court appeal by Roby A. Plain of Carroll County. Plain sought compensation for injuries from a Baltimore automobile crash while returning from work. The State Industrial Accident Commission had denied his claim, arguing the injuries were not during the course of employment.
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Thomas and Company, Plains
Baltimore
Plain
Appellees
State Industrial Accident Commission
Thomas and Company
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Tudge Worthington
H. D. Brehison
W. M. Storm
YW. Tscbudi
Roads Commission seeks bridge condemnation at Harpers Ferry
State Roads Commission chairwoman Joan N. Mackall said the panel voted to ask the Attorney General to condemn the Harpers Ferry bridge if needed and pursue a new crossing funded by a future legislature. The move follows talks with Maryland on a joint takeover to boost interstate traffic and toll-free travel.
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Joan N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Harpers Ferry
West Virginia
Maryland
Harpers Ferry Bridge Company
Forrest W. Brown
Mackall
Brown
Mary
Fland
Budget Clerk and Forgery Charge Rock Baltimore Office
Howard R. Kaufman a budget clerk in the Baltimore office of Motor Vehicles Commissioner Austin Baughman was arrested and charged with forgery and larceny. Detectives reported forged endorsements and forged checks totaling about 9000, tied to irregularities in voucher handling and stamp and title accounts.
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Howard R. Kaufman
Baker Street
Baltimore
Austin Baughman
Central
Chas. A. Kabler
James P. Murphy
Ritchie
Baughman
Herbert O’conor
Union Trust
Kaufman
O’conor
Mr. Baughman
Daniel P. Carroll
Baugiman
Baughran
Jared
Ocono
Gove
Hansmans
Dauthman
Stock Prices Rally After Fed Decision and Dividends
Prices bounded upward today amid bullish enthusiasm following the New York Federal Reserve ban retention and favorable dividend news. Enormous trading volume appeared after the close yesterday with widespread stock movements and high turnover.
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New York
New York Federal Reserve
Cril
Ap Penn J
Harvard Man Refined Wife of Rhinelander Questioned
In the Rhinelander annulment case theNew Rochelle born Alice Beatrice Jones described her suitor as a Harvard man who seemed refined. The first communication dated 1922 involved a San Francisco visit note and a hospital operation.
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White Plains
No Y
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Beatrice Jones
New Rocheller
San Francisco
Clift
L. K. Ruinlander
Paul Smiths
New York
Harvard
Wreck Caused by Failure to Observe Signals Near Princeton
A collision of two Pennsylvania trains near Princeton, Plaingboro, caused ten deaths and ten injuries as fog shrouded the line. Edwin Mandler of the railroad said engineer Timothy Carroll of the Mercantilia Express was suspended and would never again operate a passenger train after a Jersey City investigation found he did not observe properly set signals.
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Newark
Martin H. Longfelsow
Baltimore
Lst
Pennsylvania
Plaingboro
Princeton
New Brunswick
Edwin T. Mandler
Pennsylvania Railroad
Timothy J. Carroll
Mercantilia
Jersey City
Carroll
Merger Talks Unite Major Studios Under One Banner
Los Angeles reports say Douglas Fairbanks predicts an amalgamation of United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer within days. Conference of interested parties called for Sunday as the merger would pool motion picture capital and bring many stars under a single organization. Names include Fairbanks Pickford Talmadge Keaton Valentino Chaplin Swanson Meighan Coleman Hanky Shearer and others.
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Los Angeles
the Times
Douglas Fairbanks
United Artists
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Miliens
Motion Picture Capital
Douglas
Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Norma
Constance Talmadge
Lansdowne Evidence Permitted In Shenandoah Court Martial
The court overruled a prosecution bid to strike Mrs. Margaret Lansdowne's testimony. The widow of Shenandoah’s commander testified that Captain Paul Foley, judge advocate, sent for a memorandum describing her attitude and the court ruled the statement part of the record.
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Washington
Mitchell
Margaret Lansdowne
Shenandoah
Attiade
Government deems fuel situation a serious emergency
New York on November 1 reports a government stance calling the fuel situation a serious emergency. Commissioner Jebrcon FR oCampar of the Yates State Carriere Commission clarified no position on any alleviation effort.
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New York
Jebrcon FR oCampar
Yates State Carriere Commission
History proves Friday the 13th is not unlucky
A review of American history argues 13 brings luck, citing the original 13 colonies, the 13 stripes on the flag, the Star Spangled Banner draft date, and other 13 related milestones. It notes myths from biblical and Norse lore and asserts Fridays do not deserve superstition, urging readers to rely on history.
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Francis Scott Key
White House
Frange
America
George III
General Pershing
Irriday
Vietory
St. Milhiel
Columbus
Amelia
Cornwallis
General Washington
Baldur
Valhalla
Christ
Durkin the auto thief believed to die by own hand
Chicago reports Martin J. Durkin an automobile thief and killer may have drowned in the Chicago River or staged a death by own action hoax. Bloodstained clothing and a farewell letter were found on Michigan Boulevard bridge, with handwriting identified by his sister Encille. Coast guards dragged the river all night as police doubted the suicide note.
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Chicago
Martin J. Durkin
Michigan Boulevard
Hig
Encille
Wen
Attis
Kansas City
Durking
British Submarine M-1 Located Uncertain as Search Continues
Reports from London and Plymouth describe doubt over locating the M-1 submarine after maneuvers off Start Point. Admiralty notes no conclusive evidence yet and that a sweeping search in deep Channel waters faces great difficulty. several crews and rescue ships hunt for wreckage and signs while awaiting confirmation.
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London
AdMiralty
Weymouth
Portas
Sir Henry Oliver
Plymouth
England
Yonshire
Channel
Ong
Alec Morray Carrie
George Morgan
Start Point
English Channel
Portland
Jat
Wars
Macy
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Commissioner's Office
Rhinelander
West
Mercantile Express
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and
U. S
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Alvin G Quinn
Quinn
Wiliam Kieb
Lida Hays
Hood Caltexe
Elizabeth Bosle
Fredick High School
Cail Wu
Peking
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Henan
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Sun Chian-Sang
Chang Tso-Lin
Tien Tsin-Pauhow
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