Peace Education Talk Draws Local Audience
Dr. J Maurice Henry former Blue Ridge College head lectures at the Church of The Brethren in Frederick on peace education for children. He discusses League of Nations efforts and shows slides from Europe, including Rheims Cathedral and World Court topics, urging global efforts to outlaw war.
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Church of the Brethren
J. Kurtz Miller
Pawter
J. Maurice Henry
New Windsor
General Welfare Board
Church of the Brethren of the United States
Blue Ridge College
Henry
Brethren
Son of God
League of Nations
League
Frederick
Epent
France
Begium
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
England
Manly Hudson
Harvard Law Schoo
Council
Conference of Faith and Order
Lausanne
Dr. Henry
Algeria Flood Damage Passes 20 Million
Algiers reports damage from the northwestern flood estimated at 20 million dollars with the potential for higher totals as farms’ extent is learned. Villages were washed away and areas buried under deep sand, threatening fertility and regional crops.
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Algiers
Algeria
Heavy Docket Waits For Congress
The Seventieth Congress faces a heavy program with tax reductions and various measures in doubt. Proposals include federal estate tax relief, production levies, and a $300 million figure. naval provisions and eight new critics are set for votes. Contested elections may see Vara and Smith excluded. May protection for farm relief is tangled amid political considerations.
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Fieed Elie
Army
Catios
Vara
Smith
Boulder Dam
Muscle Shoals
Senate
Coolidge
Congress opens with busy program of relief and tax cuts
Washington dispatch notes Seventieth Congress will face flood relief debates and a heavy calendar. President Coolidge allies push farm relief and tax cuts while a looming campaign intensifies pressure on senators and representatives to act, shaping battles over Mississippi flood control, inheritance taxes, and naval appropriations.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Wiliam S. Ware
Frank Smith
Senate
House
Army Engineers
Mississippi
Congress
Coolidge
Boulder
Jaid
Stoo&s
Cemain
Eugene Meyer
Fedéral Farm Loan Boat
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Polstec
LaFollevie
New Judge 10 Qualify Before Clerk Thursday
John Newman, age 57, will qualify as Associate Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit by taking the oath on Thursday. He succeeds Judge Glenn H. Worthington whose term expires with retirement at age 70. Newman is a Frederick County lawyer, son of the late State Senator Jacob S. Newman, and widow Mrs. Parsons Newman has two sons Parsons and John Jr. Newman's appointment was announced by Governor Ritchie last May 30.
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John
Newman
Sixth Judicial Circuit
David C. Winebrenner
Haugh
Winebrenner
Glenn H. Worthington
Worthington
Ritchie
Prederick County Bar Association
Jacob S. Newman
Woodsboro
Frederick
Frederick Academy
St. John's College
Annapolis
All Sainta P. E. Church
Fog Forces Three Flyers to Sand at Stone Harbor
Three army fliers lost bearings in dense fog off New Jersey coast and landed on the beach near the coast guard station at Stone Harbor. The aircraft departed from Mitchell Field New York for Langley Field Virginia with Lieutenant H C Lichtenberger and officers Gillespie and Kafel aboard. Lichtenberger said the crew donned their harnesses and prepared to jump as they feared crashing into the sea.
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Stone Harbor
N. J
Coast Guard
Mitchell Field
Long Island
Langley Field
H. C. Lichtenberger
R. R. Gillespie
Kafel
Lichtenberger
Indicted Baltimore Bank Employees Linked to Embezzlement
Frank Barns Blake and James F. Collins were indicted by a Baltimore grand jury for embezzling 15841 from Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company. Blake, former assistant treasurer, and Collins, a clerk, were arrested hours before the presentment.
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Baltimore
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company
Frank Barns Blake
James FP
Collins
Blake
Joan
Train collision injures crew and five passengers in Darton
An Ohio Big Four passenger train the Ohio Detroit New York Central and a Big Four freight collided at a street crossing in Darton on November 8. One man was killed and five others were injured as the diner car derailed, with dining car workers and four passenger crew members among the injured. The engine and two cars were damaged.
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Darton
New
Accused Woman Elks Memorial Service Highlighted
The article notes Margaret Lilliendahl on trial in New Jersey for her husband Dr. A William Lilliendahl's murder. It details her youth in Baltimore and Pittsburgh, a Cardinal Gibbons connection, and recounts a memorial service for Frederick Lodge No 634 Elks at the Tivoli Theater with a large program and ceremonies led by lodge members.
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Willis Beach
Tom
Cardinal Gibbons
Si .Timothy's
Catonarile
Annial Memorial Dervicus
Frederick Lodge
Bo P. O
John C. Motter
Scranton
Og Tranks
Kiting Dar
Chopin
George H. Emmans
Ode
Lodge
Wiliam Bennett
Howard C. Young
Thomas McNulty
Baltimore
David C. Winebrenner
James H. Harris
Police sieze suspects after long siege in Boston South End
In Boston a gun battle lasted hours as 69 policemen besieged a South End house. Riot squads stormed the building at daybreak, extracting two Black residents and two women, one white. Tear gas and tear bombs used. one Black man wounded seriously. The disturbance began at an all night drinking party and a large crowd filled surrounding streets.
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Boston
South End
Rome
Neigbor
Coolidge to Receive GOP Committee in White House
President Coolidge will meet the Republican National Committee in the White House East Room to discuss next convention city and will make an informal address during their meeting.
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Washington
Coolidge
Republican National Committee
White House
Another Man Found Slain In Chicago
Chicago reports a well dressed man with cash found shot by the road near the city. Authorities investigate if he belonged to a Chicago gang. A separate note from New York cites a stock market rise as Tower call money hits 4 percent and high priced shares surge.
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Chicago
New York
Spectacles And Cigar Of Fog Bound Autoists Escape Embankment Crash
At about 7:45 near Ridgeville a Ford tour car with two men left the road in fog and toppled down a short embankment, landing on its top. Both occupants were pinned inside but unhurt. one wore glasses, the other a cigar. Passersby helped free them and the car then went to a residence for repairs.
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Nigatt
Ridgeville
Ridge Transportation Co. Ous Wace
M. Murray
Murray Res
Murray
Marta
Xew Ford To Have 40 H. P. Engine
Engine details for the Xew Ford are outlined with reference to a 40 horsepower specification. The report notes changes in power and design, with emphasis on the evolving features of the new model and its anticipated performance.
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Xew Ford
Dances Properly Operated, He Says
Major Elmer Mun shower defends armory dances after West Second Street residents complain of noise and disturbances. He cites strict supervision by Captain Gus Anders, police presence, and a 12 o’clock closing, asserting no unfair treatment of officers or the city. He notes a state police officer helped at the scene and no negligence by officers.
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Elmer Fo Munshower
West Second Street
Armory
Man Shower
Armory Board
Board
Amermen
Nolge
Frederick
Crucia
Gus Anders
Fraiderick
Tam
Aldermen
Jacobs
Schell
Smith
Man Who Reunited Pair Is Murdered
Gust Zaller, 38, once mediator between Arthur Stern and Mrs Stern, who had been estranged for years, was shot dead today after the Sterns agreed to live together again. Police seek a suspect. The shooting occurred at a rooming house after a return from a roadhouse.
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Milwaukee
Gust Zaller
Arthur Stern
Baltimore Awarded 1928 National Pro Golf Championship
Detroit reports the Baltimore Country Club won the 1928 National Professional Golfers Championship at a meeting. Details were conveyed by AP as plans move forward for the tournament in Baltimore with officials and members cited.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Balti- More Country Club
Bible Class Visit to Church at Walkersville
The Walkersville Bible class invited Byron A. Dreney to lead a service focusing on Christian unity and loyalty to the church. Speakers emphasized faith, duty, and follow up with a Sunday school reception, while a long attendee list and plans for future meetings were noted.
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Walkersville
Byron A
Dreney
Christ
Charles FL Seeger
Fand
Church of Cochnod
Martin Luther
Charles Ho HB. Hagan
John J. Sheckenpoke
Jesus Christ
St. Pauls
Jesse H. Michael
United Lutheran Church
Paris
Dara
Spateler
John S. Revn
Hemp
Rupp
Emma Feaster
E. E. Zimmerman
A. D. Zimmerman
Harry Dinterman
C. H. Crawford
Harry Knog
Hattie Alpaugh
A. 9. G. Rapp
Byron A. Winebreast
Earl E. Zeigler
E. N. Snouffer
Stelner Shankle
Benjamin &. Biekl
Grayson E. Palmer
Edward Steele
Irwin Henn
Roy Seb
Jesse W._ Kolb
Charley T. Butcher
Samuel Waters
Martin Wachter
J. Edgar Yinger
John Str.'e
F. Julius Lochner
A. Angleber
Henry F. Cramer
D. E. Lightman
Millard N. Angleberger
Charles T. Butcher, Jr
H.C. Castle
Ward Angledorser
Charles Luhn
Harvey A. Dunn
Raymond Hiltner
Jacob L Engel
Ibrecht
Woman on trial for murder amid mistaken identity defense
Testimony in the Lilliendahl murder case shows two doctors stating the victim died quickly with a peaceful, unmoved face. Prosecutors argue the widow was attacked by two men. she claims they forced her to drive and killed her husband before escaping.
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May
N. J
A. Willam
Edward Bart
Lewis Souder
Willie Besel
Lilendsh
Twe Nestoes
Aivet
Six Hurt As Autos Collide On Crest Of Hill
Two women and four children were injured when two automobiles collided on a crest on the Summitburg road seven miles south of Gettysburg Sunday evening. Mrs. Harry E. Troxell suffered a head cut requiring stitches. Mrs. William Selleta was admitted to Warmer Hospital in Gettysburg. Four Troxell children sustained cuts and bruises. Police attributed the crash to the cars traveling in the same direction. both vehicles were towed from the scene.
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Surmitsburg
Gettysburg
Harry E. Troxell
Tresell
Harry J. Troxell
Adama Courtyr
William Selleta
Examitee Burg
Fred Troxell
Troxel
Apother Sachin
Tania
Tate
Troxella
Tess
Emmitstare
Gettysheng Red Rage
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Borromo
de Lai
Consistorial
Congress Program
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Baltimore Bank
Elks Memorial County
Lilliendah
St. Joseph’s College
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Tiet Bae
Munshower
Miss Pea
Glenard Hofman
I Lutheran
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Trinity M. Co. Church South
Trinity Church
Edith F. A
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May's Landing
Margaret Liltiendahl
Stella Cart
Carr
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