Hood College 30th Anniversary Highlighted by Dr Apple
Hood College marks its thirtieth anniversary with a Potomac Synod celebration in Frederick. Dr Joseph H Apple presents a history of Hood noting future building plans and the college’s growth from its 1808 roots renewing the campus quadrangle with new structures. speakers include John J Tigert US Commissioner of Education and Hood board president Edward S Brower.
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Hood
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Synod of the Potomac of the Reformed Church
Apple
Coblentz Hall
Brodbeck Hall
John J. Tigert
LL. D
United States Commissioner of Education
Tschaikowski
Frysinger
Frank Aydelotte
Swarthmore College
Foote
Miss Baldwin
Abner
DeChant
D.D
Edward S. Brower
Valse
Moskowski
Miss Dryden
College Hall
Woman's College of
Frederick
Maryland
Department For Young Women of
Mercersburg College
Frederick Female Seminary
Hor-Andrews
Breilars
Joseph Menry Apple
Hood College's Century of Growth Preserved in Anniversary Sketch
The address traces Hood College Frederick Md history from its 1873 founding through 1913 twenty year and 1913 October Synod view of campus plots. It details endowment gifts and the shift toward unified degree programs in AB and BS in Home Economics, with expansion into music art expression and domestic science, and notes major building dedications and tablets honoring benefactors and founders.
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Frederick Female Seminary
Alatgiret Scholl Hod
Hond College of
Frederick
She Woman's College
Mrs. Hood
James Mifflin Hood
Living
Altimnze
Adelphian
Lesbian Herald
Hood College Herald
Blue and Grey
Touchstone
Young Women's Christian Association
Keystone
Circle Francaise
New England College
Candlifate
Hood
Campes
Grott Park
Potaumae Synod
Ilvad
Coblentz Hall
Forbes Loaned $5,000 to Veterans Bureau Director
Elias N. Mortimer testified before the Senate investigation that the Thompson Black Company loaned $5,000 to Charles R. Forbes while he headed the Veterans Bureau as negotiations for a government hospital contract continued. Mortimer said Forbes arranged the money with James W. Black and J. W. Thompson at a hotel, funded parties in Atlantic City and Philadelphia, and that Forbes laughed when asked for a note for the amount.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York
Atlantic Ciy
Ritz-Carlton
Philadelphia
Mortimer
Forbes
Chicago
Growth of the beautiful body of Toad and campus history
Peopled tributes celebrate Zion Reformed Church donors and the long development of the college campus. The Deutsches Schuetzen Gesellschaft built the current assembly hall in 1868, with a 45 acre campus plan evolving through trolley routes, landscaping, and building remodellings from 1910 to 1915, including Shriner Hall and Brodbeck Hall, leading to the college department move.
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Themlore
M. Wood
Zion Reformed Church
Chambersburg
Hood
Bnt
Deutsches Schuetzen Gesellschaft
German Country Club
Frederick
Fifth Street
Alumnae
Shriner Hall
Brodbeck Hall
Bitter House clash over expenses and Klan ties in Oklahoma
In Oklahoma City Rep J W Callahan introduced a resolution to determine who paid for the aborted September 26 House session and whether the Ku Klux Klan or Tulsa interests financed the effort. The measure was adopted and sent to a committee on House conduct as Walton and Trapp faced impeachment context and temporary leadership shifts.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
House
J. W. Callahan
Latimer County
Walton
Callahan
Ku Klux Klan
Tulsa
Trappe
Senate
Republicans Losing Fight In Rhineland
Reports from Berlin say Rhineland republicans are being driven from Coblenz with nine killed, and from Duesseldorf and Crefeld as heavy fighting continues. Paris reports several killed or wounded in Crefeld after failed attacks on City Hall. Aix-la-Chapelle sees about two dozen dead and many wounded as loyalists retake the city from secessionists.
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Associated Frees
London
Berlin
Rhineland
Central News
Coblenz
Duesseldorf
Crefeld
Paris
Nuesseldorf
Naval Agency
Aix
Aix-la-Chapelle
Bryan U. Ks Pinchot Day Enforcement Plan
William J. Bryan met with Governor Pinchot at the State Capitol in Harrisburg and discussed the Pineot prohibition enforcement campaign. Bryan called the plan an elable call and said he watched the effort with much interest and heart approval.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
William J. Bryan
Pinchot
State Capitol
Pennsylvanian
Bryan
Germany Seeks Reparation Review From Paris Note
Paris October 24 A German note to the Reparations Commission asks to begin an examination of Germanys capacity to pay and to allow Berlin representatives to explain the situation and demand budget reform and currency stabilization with links to the government and reparations process.
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Associated Press
Paris
Reparations Commission
Germany
Berlin
German Palatinate Declared Autonomous State
London reports that the German palatinate is proclaimed autonomous with a pledge to aid France's security and to assume its share of German reparations as per a Berlin dispatch from Central News.
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Associated Press
London
Palatinate
Berlin
France
Mrs Harding to Reside in Washington This Winter
Mrs Florence King Harding and her son will arrive in Washington around December first. She has rented an apartment at the New Willard Hotel to serve as her home for the winter season.
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Mrs. Harding
Washington
Associated Press
Florence Kiing Harding
Marton
New Willard Hotel
Bandits Grab $40,000 Diamonds in Kansas City Jewelry Heist
Two bandits held up the Diamond Jewelry Company in Kansas City on October 24 and escaped with 15 trays of diamonds valued at about $40,000, according to Associated Press reports. The robbers fled the scene and authorities pursued leads, while the owner assesses the loss.
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Ascoriated Press
Kansas City
Diament Jewelry Company
Nore
Navy Day Observed On October Twenty Seventh
Local interest attaches to labeling Saturday as Navy Day by the Navy League of the United States and calls for public cooperation. Plans target school children citywide in observance programs while highlighting the navy as vital to national defense and Roosevelt’s birth date adds significance to the date.
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Navy League of the United States
Chambers of Commerce
United States
Ita
League
Qanai
Japan
Great Britain
Navy
Navy League
U. S
Roosevelt
Messenger Shot and Robbed of $20,000 in New York
Wm. Kelly, a Manufacturers' Trust Company messenger, was shot and seriously wounded by four armed bandits on the upper East Side as he delivered $20,000. The robbers seized the money after he refused to surrender it. Nearby, Noah E. Cramer and Son sold a farm along the B&O Railroad in New Market and Urbana to Mr. and Mrs. Irving R. Bell, who take possession December 1. An egg-throwing incident led Henry Van Horn to file warrants for Marshall Routzahn, Austin Staley, and Calvin Tracey, but officials acquitted the trio for lack of sufficient evidence.
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Associated Press
New York
Wm. Kelly
Manufacturers’ Trust Company
Noah E. Cramer
A. R. Phelps
O. BR. R
New Market
Urbana
Irving R. Bell
Iienry van Horn
van Torn
Marshall Routzahn
Austin Staley
Calvin Tracey
Tracey
Staley
van Horn
Brush
Trustees to Be Erected and Synod Reports
Trustees and committees discussed nominations for synod boards and educational institutions during a morning session of the Synod of the Potomac in the Evangelical Reformed Church. Catawba College seeks a $400,000 fund with half from the North and West, while Hood College hosts the 30th anniversary exercises at Hood College this afternoon. Memorial flowers honored Dr. Daniel Zacharijas.
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Synod of the Potomac
Evangelical Reformed Charch
Trustees of Synod
J. Travers Thomas
John A. Diehl
Trustees of
Theological Seminary
Daniel A. Stickel
A. G C. McCardell
L. B. Stoudnour
Mercersburg Academy
C. Heckerman
J. W. Wetzel
H. L. G. Kiefer
Paul €. B. Hauser
A. G. Herman
G. W. Levan
Catawba College
W. Peeler
C. M. Row
H. L. G. Kieffer
John L. Gerber
G. A. Fisher
Il. A. Corricer
M. G. Lentz
Roy Abernathy
A. A. Black
Scott R. Wagner
M. Sando
W. N. Decker
I. W. Hendricks
BE. O. Koon
Charles B. Rockel
E. Schaeffer
Philadelphia
D. ¥. Rupp
Allentown
Alexander Toth
The
Lancaster
Committee On
Synod of the Potomac Theological Seminary
Franklin and Marshall College
Head College
Frederick
Salisbury
North Carolina
Franklin and Marshall Academy
Mercersburg
Massanatten Academy
Woodstock
O. S. Frantz
H. M. J. Klein
Jos. H. Apple
Hood College
J H. Keller
E. M. Hartman
William M. Irvine
H. J. Berchel
Massanutten Academy
Potomac Synod
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Daniel Zacharijas
Evangelical Reformed Church
Speculation Remains Uncertain On Market Outlook
The market showed ongoing speculation in New York with a tone of indecision before noon. Pivotal stocks hardly moved while minor shares held up amid continuing value fluctuations and call money opened at 0.6 percent per unit.
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Associated Press
New York
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Education
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Emory L. Cobblentz
Tois
Shriner
Stiriner
Edward A
Margaret Derr Shriner
Edward Derr Shriner
Fhe Hood
Mattie C. Carson
Deutsches Sehmetzen Gesellschaft
Frederick, Md
Wood College
J. O. Miller
D. D
Veterans’ Bureau
Con
ROUSE
Bryan U. K
German Palatinate
Synod
Messenger
Pappfram
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