Plea for Sunday Observance at S S Meeting
Delinquent church attendance outnumbered by Sunday School attendees in Frederick County as Rev. Snyder and Rev. A E Cooper urged stronger Sabbath observance at Bethel. They warned of late Saturday reads and Sunday morning distractions, urging active outreach to bring outsiders into the church fold.
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Frederick county
A. E. Cooper
Middletown
Bethel
Cooper
nation
Lewistown
Tuscarora
Merrii Ramsburg
Utica
C. A. Shilke
Bethel church
Richard Estep
Young Peoples’ Organization
Bethel choir
Harold
Charlotte Clem
Pleasant Hill
George A. Snyder
Zihlman to Lead House Labor Committee After Nolan Death
Representative Fred o N Zihlman of Maryland will be chairman of the House Labor Committee, succeeding the late Representative John J Nolan of California. Nolan, a former iron molder, dies at home. Zihlman, a former mill worker from age 11 and past president of Maryland State Federation of Labor, will head the panel in the next Congress unless seniority rules change.
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Fred o N. Zihlman
Maryland
House
John J. Nolan
California
Zihlman
Nolan
Near East Peace Conference Opens in Lausanne
The Near East peace conference at Lausanne was formally opened this afternoon. President Haak of Switzerland presided and read a welcoming address, to which Lord Curzon British foreign secretary responded.
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The
Associated Press
Lausanne
President Haak
Switzerland
End Conference on Training Camps Opens in Washington
The War Department led a national conference in Washington to shape youth training for citizenship and defense. Col D John Markey represented the American Legion. Discussions covered civilian support, educational courses for youths up to secondary school age, and the role of Citizen's Military Training Camps and ROTC in national defense. About 22,000 men completed red white and blue courses in 28 camps this year.
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Washington
War Department
D. John Markey
American Legion
Col
Markey
seattle
Reserve Oflicer
United States
Porto Rico
Plate Glass Window Installed at Fisher Bros Store
The Fisher Bros confectionery store and soda fountain at Market and South streets is being upgraded with a large plate glass window. Work is conducted by a crew under Charles S. Hahn.
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Fisher Bros
Market
Charles S. Hahn
Stock Market Quiet As Traders Eye Select Movements
New York November 20 trading on the stock exchange was quiet in the morning with activity limited to a few selected special ties and certain tobacco and textile shares. Railroad stocks improved in tone with some normally inactive issues gaining, while overall volume remained light. Call money opened at 4 1 4 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
stock exchange
Wintry Weather Forecast Circles Frederickton Weekly
Frederickton residents report a warm Sunday reaching 66 degrees before nightfall when temperatures dipped to 38. Forecasters warn of incoming wintry winds and lower mercury as predictions hint at approaching winter conditions. Rain remains scarce and drought persists despite brief squalls.
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Frederick
Frederick Yately
Christmas Service at Anniv of S S Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sunday services at the Evangelical Lutheran church drew a large crowd. Rev Dr U S G Rupp led the morning and evening worships, with remarks on Near East Relief by Rev Dr L W McCreary. Sunday school attendance reached 748, with Jesse H Michael teaching and Horace C Zacharias presiding. An event titled Christmas Light will be staged January 1 under Markwood D Harp, with Mrs Myrtle Kumler at piano and a Sunday school orchestra. The nominating committee for officers was announced, to report December 17.
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U. S. G. Rupp
L. W. McCreary
Maryland Near East Relief
Near East territory
Rupp
Jesse H. Michael
Horace C. Zacharias
Hope Publishing Company
Markwood D. Harp
Myrtle Kumler
Zacharias
Jesse H Michael
Edward S
Harding to Speak to Congress Tuesday
Washington November 20 Congress convened for a special two week session called by President Harding to consider the administrationship subsidy bill. The Senate met briefly and adjourned after 13 minutes without swearing in Mrs W H Felton of Georgia or any new Senators.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Harding
Senate
W.H. Felton
Georgia
Thrown From Horse Near Coresville
Carl L. Ramsburg of near Coresville was unseated Sunday evening when a bull lunged into his horse. He suffered a sprained left shoulder and leg injuries, was knocked unconscious, and later deemed unbroken by a physician. Ramsburg remained home, in shock and shoulder stiffness, while the horse was unharmed.
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Carl L. Ramsburg
Coresville
Ramsburg
Delay Action On Woman Senator Until Tuesday
Mrs. W. H. Felton of Georgia waited in the Senate Chamber for an hour and a half for leaders to decide if she could take her seat as the first woman senator after Walter F. George was elected as her successor. Senate managers postponed the decision until tomorrow.
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Associated Prean
Washington
W. H. Felton
Georgia
Senate
Walter F. George
muc
tomor
Grand jury probes murder case in Somerville
Somerset county grand jury with Special State Prosecutor Wilbur A. Mott begins investigation into the murder of Rev. Edward W. Hall and Mrs. Eleanor R. Mills in Somerville New Jersey. State troopers patrol streets and guards are assigned as witnesses. Raymond Schneider, who reported finding the bodies, testifies first.
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Associated Press
Somerville
N. J
Somerset county grand jury
Wilbur A. Mott
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
court house
Raymond Schneider
Hall
Repudiation Day Observed In Court House Ceremony
The local DAR chapter holds exercises at 2.20 PM in the Court House to honor Repudiation Day marking the Stamp Act protest and the first colonial protest against Britain. Mrs. Francia H. Markell presides, Judge Glenn H. Worthington gives the main address, Eli G. Haugh reads the issued order repudiating the Stamp Act, and townspeople are urged to display flags.
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United States of America
Daughters of the American Revolution
Court House
Great Britain
Francia H. Markell
Glenn H. Worthington
Eli G. Haugh
Ark
Dove
Maryland
Baltimore
Manslaughter charge in Carroll County case
A Carroll County grand jury returned 36 indictments after a four day session. One case involves McClellan Zentz charged with manslaughter for running into Charles T. McKinney in Middleburg on November 4. Zentz remains jailed with trial set for next Wednesday. A second case accuses several men of plotting to rob the Industrial Grain Products distillery and bribing US guards Charles L. Thomson Nevin Long and Lionel Lockard to aid the robbery.
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Carroll County
McClellan Zentz
Charles T. McKinney
Middleburg
Zentz
Industrial Grain Products Company
Charles L. Thomson
Nevin Long
Lionel Lockard
United States
Government to Keep Hands Off in Trouble
White House says Louisiana authorities can handle any trouble from secret organizations, with federal help available only on federal interests. Statement after a White House conference with President Harding Attorney General Daugherty and Louisiana officials Parker and Coco.
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Washington
Louisiana
White House
Harding
Daugherty
Parker
Coco
Supreme Court Grants Review On Rail Dispute Authority
The Supreme Court granted the Pennsylvania Railroad Company’s request for certiorari to challenge the United States Railway Labor Board’s power to designate employee representatives in railway dispute conferences. Names included Jeer Mobley, Guy Blackston, John Renn Jr., Sadie C Hahn, Crace Scheeleigh, and Clara Zimmerman. A Teachers Society by-law requires an opposing candidate for each office to be fired.
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Supreme Court
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court today
Pennsylvania Rail Road Company
United States Railway Labor
Rail Road company
Mobley
Guy Blackston
John 5. Renn
Sadie C. Hahn
Crace Scheeleigh
Clara Zimmerman
Teachers Society
Photograph released in Hall Mills murder case
A newly published photograph shows Reverend Edward Hall of New Brunswick and Martianor Reinhardt Mills, the murdered choir singer. The image marks the most recent release in the Hall Mills murder case drawing attention to the fatal stabbing in New Jersey.
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Edward WV jer Hall
New Brunswick, N. da
Mretivanor Reinhardt Mills
Ingeroain leg Hahschmr
Retires From Practice Doctor Routson Leaves Buckeystown
Announcement made that Dr. T Clyde Routson withdraws from general medicine to devote time to Buckingham School for Boys. He served Buckeystown over twenty three years and was prominent in county affairs including once county health officer. Best wishes accompany his new medical and educational work.
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T. Clyde Routson
Buckeystown
Buckingham School for
Clemenceau Visit Highlights US Tour and Praise of Women
Georges Clemenceau aged 81 arrived in New York to begin a lecture tour and was examined by two doctors who deemed him fit. He met Ralph Pulitzer at a Ritz luncheon and attended a France America Society reception, then visited Theodore Roosevelt’s grave and planned stops at Washington and Lincoln graves. He praised American women as more beautiful than half a century ago, after a remark at breakfast.
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Prema
New York
Georges Clemenceau
United States
Tiger of
France
Ralph Pulitzer
New York World
Ritz Carlton
France-America Society
Thomas W. Lamont
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Washington
Lincoln
Clemenceau
Leach
Tiger
America
Four Accused Accessories Face Separate Trials in Norris Murder Case
Baltimore, Nov 20 four alleged accessories to the Norris murder case were brought to court. Benny Lewis John Novak Allen N Blades and George E Heard are charged with accessories before or after the crime or related offenses. Trials may proceed separately with some seeking court trials and others demanding juries or a venue change.
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Lewis
Novak
Blades
Associated Press
Baltimore
Norris
Benny” Lewis
North
Wolfe street
John Novak
Frank Novatney
Socolow
Start
Allen N. Blades
Hicka, Tase and Norris
George E Heard
ave
Frat L
Week of Activities Ahead Leaders Class
A Methodist Episcopal Sunday School session drew good attendance with a male quartet performing. The pastor preached both services and Epworth League led the 8:45 p m service. Plans include Bible study for men, a talk by Rev John E Holt, a Leaders Class business meeting and a debate. A large gathering is anticipated for next week.
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Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Leaders Bible Class
Messrs. Etchison
Hudson
Hahn
Coltover
Epworth League
Thomas
Schaeffer
Edgar K. Moore
Thomas Schaeffer
Johnn E. Holt
M. E
Unionville
Mr. Holt
Libertytown
Geo. M. Free
Sherman P. Bowers
John P. Englebrecht
Thomas E. Schaeffer
R. Paul Smith
Hagerstown
Braddock Heights
Marry P. Daniels
D. D
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Beer and wine tax funds soldiers bonus plan
A House measure re introduced by Rep Hill would tax beer and cider at 275 and fund a cash soldiers bonus. The bill estimates costs at about 1.5 billion dollars and follows a prior proposal that would tax beer at 4 percent and wine at 12 percent. Rep Britten also re introduced a similar plan taxing beer wine and champagne to raise funds.
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Associated Press
Washington
Representative Hill
Maryland
Hill
Britten
Harding
Wet Forces Meet Under Prohibition Push Across States
A 1930s style record notes a national meeting of Prohibition supporters planning steps to modify the Volstead Act. President Starten of Baltimore is quoted as predicting the group will steer the campaign. The document reflects tense efforts to organize regional actions and a cautionary tone about speaking duty.
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