Tularemia In Rabbits Worried Maryland Hunters
Health officials warn sportsmen after reports of sick rabbits following the hunting season. Dr. Kefauver notes tularemia or rabbit fever spreads via bites and infected animals. Human cases show typhoid like fever, ulcers, and swollen glands. cooking meat destroys the germ. No Frederick County cases yet but caution urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Cy Kefauver
Tulare County
California
Maryland
Frederick County
Walkersville
Kefauver
Scout Court of Honor Planned for November 24
The Francis Scott Key Council announces a Court of Honor in Westminster on November 21 with Frederick and Carroll county Scout officials and leaders. National Rural Scouting chief H. Benson will address the Frederick Rotary Club and Westminster Rotary Club. A countywide Boy Scout campaign kickoff is expected, led by Charis E Wert, with secret plans for a treasure bust and a city event.
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Frederick
Car- Toli
Francis Scott Key Council of
Boy Scouts
Westminster
Carroll County
H. Benson
Benson
Westminster Rotary Club
Sotney Hotel
Charis E
Beevers
Whitney
Hoover and the 1920 election dynamics and party loyalties
NEA Service analysis reviews how religious, regional, and partisan factors shaped the 1920 contest. It weighs Hoover's support, Democratic gains in the South, and the role of votes from women and Protestant groups, suggesting a continued conservative Republican tilt and a potential eight-year White House run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Washington
Hernen Hoover
Wilson
Hughes
Hoover
Smith
South
Massachusetts
Rhode
White House
Prisoner Hull Captured as Willard Faces Joint Sentence
Missing for months Charles Hull of Weynesboro Pa and Wilbur Willard, both linked to a 1926 March burglary at Chares Brown’s Lente store, were arrested in Zanesville Ohio. Hull will be brought to the county for joint sentencing with Willard, who was recaptured after breaking jail and later convicted of statutory breaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hull
Weynesboro
Wilbur Willard
Zanesvile
Hull
Willard
Waynesboro
Deerfield
Lberty
Middle West
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Wilard
Frederick County
Zanesville
O. Hull
Oho
Willerd
Chares Brown
Lente
Hail Wipes Out Game Across Several Maryland Districts
Hunters report widespread destruction of rabbit and bird life after severe hailstorms in Washington Frederick and Frankito counties. Descriptions say vast areas south of Myersville and Beaver Creek saw scarce wildlife while some streams and fields remained flooded and farm damage tallies climbed.
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Washington
Frederick
Frankito
Mryersville
Frederick County
Beaver Creek
Washington County
Welsh Row
Frevk- Ha County
Directors of women's clubs in meeting here
The regular meeting of the board of the Maryland Maryland Federation of Rural Women's Clubs was held this morning in the office of county home demonstration agent Helen Pearson. All but five clubs were represented and reports from department chairmen covered federation activities. The board endorsed the multilateral treaty and voted to contribute to the General Federation of Women's Clubs endowment.
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Federal of Rural Women's Clubs
Mass
Helen Pearson
William Garlor
Middletown
Department of Fine Arts
America
Maryland
Aod
Thomas Culler
Ballenger
Public Welfare Department
Mra. J
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Department of International Relations
State Federation of Clubs
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Mnarch
Brads Dock
Emmitsburg
Liberty
Unionville
Myersville
M. D. Coblentz
Air. W. Kindley
Potomac Edison Vice President Harris Retires to PE Co
Charles M. Harris, vice president of Potomac Edison Co for eight years, received a farewell at the Dagmar Hotel in Hagerstown. He will join Philadelphia Electric Co as manager of Stores and Transportation, with duties beginning soon. The vice president post at Potomac Edison is abolished and a chief engineer will lead affairs. George S. Bisphroys is named chief engineer. Harris previously worked for Westinghouse Electric Mfg Co in Pittsburgh. Radio broadcasting was suspended after an SOS call was transmitted today in New York.
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Charles M. Mans
Vce
Potomac Edison Co
Dagmar
Hagerstown
Harris
Emory L. Coblentz
Middletown
Barris
Philad
Elphi
Fermeriz
Ergineer
Fermeris
George 5. Bisaphroys
Penn Electric Humphreys
New York
Vestris
Stoven
Ufeboats
TE. Mack
Brazil
Fechin, Wyo
L. Maxey
Richmond
Berlin
Mack
Arrest Denied in Crist Murder Case by Sheriff
Rumors of an arrest in the Crist murder case were denied by Sheriff Roderick. Since David M. Crist of Walkersville was slain over three weeks ago detectives Mannings and Kennedy continue the probe with no solid leads. The sheriff urged avoiding naming individuals amid the baffling investigation.
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Crist
Shenn.c "Roderick
David M. Crist
Walkersville
James Mannings
Raymond Kennedy
Roderick
Maryland
Hunter Held On Assault Charge
George Rickell a Westminster contractor is held without bail on an assault with intent to hit a man who questioned his right to hunt on a farm. Witness Raymond Brown said Rickell attacked Cressinger with a shotgun from behind as a dispute arose near Stoner Chapel. Cressinger was hospitalized with serious injuries. Rickell surrendered and was jailed pending injury outcome.
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George Rickell
West Tipster
John FP
Cressinger
Iacm
Rickell
Raymond Brown
George Eb+exson
Brown
Cook Farm
Stoner Chapel
Jrear
Levine
William Henry Forsythe, Jr
Mudge Forsythe
Theodore J ¥. Brown
Westminster
United States
Otterbein Brotherhood Formed by Frederick Brethren
A committee of United Brethren men in Frederick County organized the Otterbein Brotherhood at Centennial Memorial United Brethren church in Frederick. Glenn Garber was elected president Merrii Reddick secretary and treasurer. Rev. Strine presided. The laymen’s group will include all Frederick County United Brethren churches and hold its first meeting in January with a guest speaker and dinner.
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United Brethren Men
Frederick County
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Frederick
Otterbein Brotherhood of Men
United Brethren
George W. Strine
Walkersville
Mt. Vernon
John W. Fisher
Thurmont
Deerfield
Eyler's Valley
Hery E. Krone
Myersville
Middletown
Pleasant Walk
B. F. Billbaugh
Wolfsville
Garfield
Pleasant Valley
Palmer Slenker
Strine
Merrii Reddick
Otterbein Brotherhood
Otter Brotherhood
Fire at Kline Home Damages House on Gup Street
Fire at W. Gu pect Street house in Hage started about 2 oclock and burned through partitions before being extinguished. Firefighter efforts were hampered but caused limited damage with no serious injury reported.
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Kline
W. Gupect Street
Hage
Ron
Blazter
Auto Stolen Week Ago Found In Hagerstown
The Chevrolet coach of Joseph H L Hildebrand, a petit juror at the current term, was stolen from Court Square last Thursday and recovered in Hagerstown on Saturday. Hildebrand had been serving on a trial in court when the car disappeared. Mrs Hildebrand learned it was found abandoned near the Eastline supply maring.
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Joseph HL Hildebrand
Court Square
Hagerstown
Hildebrand
Yery
Court House
Vestris Disaster Claims 108 Lives Amid Rescue Critique
Reports detail the Vestris sinking with 108 dead as survivors praise heroism of crew and question captain Carey’s actions. Passengers, including P. A. Dana and Michael J. O Loughlin, recount late distress calls and lifesaving efforts.
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Vestris
Iai
Hoboken NJ
Uist
Lfe
Hner
P. A. Dana
Radio Corporation
Clara Bell
Earl DeVore
Jan
Michael J. O'Loughlin
Carey
Vestus
Gulf Stream
West
Frederick Cosprenson
Mester
New York
Berlin
Archibald Bannister
Boston
I |Mate
Peace Pact discussed at Frederick Rotary luncheon
Dr. Call addressed the Frederick Rotary Club at the Scott Key hotel arguing Kellogg’s peace pact is a moral gesture and Senate approval is pivotal. He traced U S contributions to world peace, citing Philadelphia 1787 and the State Department, and noted public opinion, not force, guides peace.
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Aington
D. C
Serican Peace Society
Advocate of Peace
Frederick Rotary Scott Key Hotel
Call
United States Senate
United States
Batton
Ren
Kellogg
Paris
Philadelphia
Great Britain
United States Department of State
West Virginia
Virginia
League of Nations
H. L. G. Kieffer
Wiliam C. Roral
Ship rescue testimony hints at fatal plunge scene
Duncan, second steward of Wests, testifies that he and Carey were near the bridge minutes before the ship plunged. He notes Duncan wore a tie belt and that the steward jumped just before the vessel's death plunge, alleging involvement by the master.
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Duncan
Wests
Carey
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Pittsburgh
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