Hunter Heating Company to Locate Plant Here
Frederick gains a new plant after the Hunter Heating Company sold to local businessmen led by Markwood D. Harp and Rey W. Poole. The Automotive Tractor Company site along the B&O railroad will house a modern foundry for the Hunter Hot Water Boiler, with several hundred workers expected later. Production starts within weeks using a new boiler design with heavy heat retention and compatibility with various fuels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Stating
Baltimore
Markwood D. Harp
Rey W. Poole
Claggett E. Ramsburg
John W. Snook
Griffiths
Francis Scott Key
Automotive Tractor Company
B. and O
Charles E. Wertheimer
Hunter
Hunter Concern
Ater
Hunter Heating Company
Salem Brass and Iron Manufacturing Company
Bridgeton
N. J
Frederick
New Jersey
New Milk Receiving Plant Opens Under Cooperative Plan
Ten thousand gallons of milk were handled today at the Maryland and Virginia Producers Association receiving station in a launch of the cooperative plan. County Agent John McGill stated members brought in milk and welcomed the system to avoid dealer cutoffs with short notice. A truck operated on every route formerly served by dealers. Managers and directors present included C. A. Jamison, H. T. Patcoast, H. C. Fawley, S. B. Wachter, James P. Harris, George S. Allnutt, E. C. Speaks, and a Loudoun county director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland and Virginia Producers’ Association
John McGill
McGill
H. T. Patbcoast
H. C. Fawley
S. B. Wachter
James P. Harris
George S. Allnutt
E. C. Speaks
Loudoun County
Nine More Jurors Drawn to Replace Excused Courts
Nine more jurors were drawn to replace those excused by the court. Eight names were drawn Thursday and one Friday. The changes include Lough, Lighter, Dube, Pryor, Eby, Dower, Boone, Ault and Busgard replacing prior jurors across several districts.
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Frederick
Charles W. Lough
Philip T. Kuhn
Middletown
Edward M. L. Lighter
Albert
Remsberg
Creagerstown
Grant Dube
Emory C. Shorb
Catoctin
Catoctin No. 6.—Rooklyn W. Pryor In Place of Alvey P. Harshman
Hauvers
Earl Eby
Abraham Toms
Thurmont
Grayson A. L Dower
Daniel R Rouxer
Johneville
Jesse R. Boone
John H. Hope
Brunswick
Rudolph T. Ault
L S. Harman
Elmer J Busgard
Rooklyn W Pryor
Catoc- Hn
Labor Day Holiday Observed With Mixed Plant Closings
The Monday legal holiday will close stores and many manufacturing plants while banks mark the observance with reduced hours. The Pennsylvania and Atlantic Railroad operations will continue, and demonstrations are expected in Maddock Heights as workers honor the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennslvania
T&a
Raitenata
Maddock Heights
Yokohama Devastated by Fire and Quake Across Japan
Reports from San Francisco and Osaka describe Yokohama ablaze after a long earthquake shock with many casualties. Telegraph and telephone links to Tokyo are disrupted while ships shelter refugees. RCA confirms loss of Japan land and air links and efforts pivot to Manila and Shanghai.
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Yokohama
Associated Press
San Francisco
Iwaki
Radio Corporation of America
Japan
Shanghai
Manila
Washington
Nagasaki
Saseho
Funanash
Tokio
Radio Corporation
United States
Tomioka
Postal Telegraph Co
Frederick County Schools Announce 290 Teachers for Term
The list of teachers for Frederick County white schools for the coming term is announced by Prof. G. Lloyd Palmer Superintendent of Education. About 25 new teachers join the force, with many returning from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
G. Lloyd Palmer
Red Hill
Margaret Baker
Buckeystown
Margaret Cronenburg
Minnie
Keller
Licksville
Verpa B. Atkinson
Point of Rocks
Charles Blentinger
Nellie Sigafoose
Bettie Specht
Doubs
Margaret Weant
Mabel Wilhide
Adamstown
Mary
Bell
Edith Utz Thomas
Charlotte Mohler
Lime Kiln
Mary Brennan
Shookstown
Pearl Masset
North Market Street
George L. Mitler
Ida Reinhart
Kate Shank
Irma Biggs
Marlon K. Green
Grace Martz
Price Young
Beulah Moberly
Alvida DeLashmutt
Alverta Comer
Anna L. Neighbours
Charlotte Motter
Katherine Fout
Washington Street
Chester Clea
Mary Burger
Sadie Hahn
Bertha Trundle
Charlotte DeLashmutt
Leota Roberts
Edith M. Miller
Minnie Cockerly
Edith Miller
Nellie Blentlinger
Italy Bombards Corfu as Tensions Rise Worldwide
The Italian bombardment of Corfu kills 15 and wounds many as Italian forces hold the island off the Greek coast. Greece appeals to the League of Nations for intervention while Italy warns Corfu evacuation if demands for satisfaction are unmet. The League opens talks with Greek and Italian representatives as Britain contemplates active mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Corfu
Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
Greece
England
Great Britain
Democrats Name Committee Heads in County Meeting
The Democratic central committee met in Winchester Hall to organize and discuss party interests with a focus on increasing registrations especially among women. Leonard C. Barrick and Mrs. Richard I. Ross were elected chairmen, Edward J. Smith treasurer, and an executive slate including Emory H. Coblentz Dr. A. G. H. Conley Paul Y. Payne Miss Gerthy Trunde and several others was chosen. Principal speaker Cob Jentz outlined strategies for winning the coming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central Committee
Winchester Hall
Leonard C. Barrick
Richard I. Ross
Edward J. Smith
D. C. Winebrenner
Central Committee
Barrick
Ross
Yeara
Wenebrenner
Emory HE. Coblentz
AG. H. Conley
Paul Y. Payne
Gerthy Trunde
Davison Chemical Leads Market Down Turn in Session
Unfavorable foreign and domestic news push Davison Chemical down 15 percent to 37 with a reactionary tone across the market. Other chemicals, independent steels, rail gear, oils, and motor accessories fall 1 to 2 points while Davison recovers to about 40 at noon. closing trading remains heavy with about 235000 shares sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Cress
New York
Davison Chemical
Mob disrupts KKK initiation near Newcastle Delaware
A mob of over 1,000 men broke up a Ku Klux Klan initiation on a Delaware farm near Newcastle. A man and a 17-year-old youth were hospitalized possibly fatally injured, with more than a dozen others hurt after a 250-member class was initiated and a fiery cross lit as shots were fired. The mob battled Klan members for hours, who then fled the scene in automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Dream
Wilmingon
Del
Ku Klux Klan
Newcastle
Delaware
Arde
Italian attack on Corfu shocks international law warnings
Reports from Athens and Rome describe Italy bombarding Corfu and occupying the island in violation of treaty guarantees. Britain debates intervention as the League of Nations and ambassadors seek a peaceful path while the Greek government faces a crisis and Albania reinforces the Greco Alban frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corfu
England
Associated Press
Athens
Alabania
Jagina
Papera
Boundary Delimination Commission
Italy
Great Britain
Greece
League of Nations
Europe
Juco
Near East Fears For Workers On Island Of Corfu
The Near East Relief reports four American and Canadian relief workers on Corfu under Col Lowe fear for their safety amid Italian seizure of the island. Refugees and 15,000 orphans remain housed in Kaiser Wilhelm’s palace as officials contact the State Department for word. The relief staff include Emma Wood, Frances McQuaide, Henry Knewland, and G. Ax Yorman. no injuries were reported in the earlier bombardment prior to seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Istand
Lowe
Emma Wood
Baltimore
Frances McQuaide
Galveston
D. C
Henry Knewland
Louis
Michigan
CG. Ax Yorman
Fatuna
Striking Coal Miners Hit Pause as Talks Resume
In Pennsylvania the anthracite strike pauses with mining halted for 166000 workers while leaders and company officials negotiate a new wage scale. A conference reconvened in Harrisburg to continue Governor Pinchot’s peace plan, with a two hour gap before next Wednesday’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Coal Company
Hartisburg
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Greece and Slavia ties amid looming European crisis
A report from Teluma notes Greece remains linked by marriage to Greece and recent aid promises from Junge Slavia while tensions with Italy over Dalmatia influence Greece’s position. Romania’s stance could back Greece in a potential Italy-Greece war as observers cite Salamis and Phaleron movements and League of Nations drama unfolds in Geneva.
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Greece
Junge Slavia
Teluma
Jugo Slavia
Saloniki Ag
Italy
Athens
Roma
Romania
Sten
Helenic Kingdom
Bbuharest
Rome
Corfu
Phaleron
Salamis
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Caldwell Traverty
John M. Hartman
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Yokosuka
U. 8
Grice Burgee
Church Street
James C. Biehl
Margaret E. Duvall
Maude Miller
Louise Illum
Edna Schaeffer
Anna Simmons
Margaret Roderick
Elsie K. Engle
Edythe Sigmund
Wiliam Brown
Marion Ogle
E. Louise James Myers
Ruby Gues
Hazel Utterback
Niles Easterday
Academy—Nettle Miler
Virginia
Doering
Hattie Buckey
Pauline Seeger
Edna Wighter
Naomi Shank
Sarah Hartman
Tyler
Naomi Kepler
Fink
Edith Lighter
Rockville
Thomas Mumford
Reno
Edith Fink
Valley View
Myrie Kepler
Rocky Ridge
T. Mac Seisa
DewWitt T. Free
Bessie Bell
Myrtle Fyler
Appold
Nellie Gray
Friend's Creek
Milton Hi
Lightwood
Rumitsburg
F. D. Schwartz
Tlot Ne Hoke
Mary M. Welch
Elsie Springer
Eva M. Rowe
Saranna White
Cattail Branch
Edna C. Stull
Hampton Valley
Lottle
Esler
Stony Branch
Luetta Pryor
Tom's Creek
Elizabeth Abrahams
Sensenbaugh
Vera Sensenbaugh
Ruth Sensenbaugh
Forrest
C. S. Pryor
W. D. Horne
Edward Schroyer
Wolfsville
Charles Leatherman
Charlotte Hayes
Middlepoint
George R. Stottlemyer
Vieasant Walk
Ethel Palmer
Poplar
Charles Frushour
Ellerton
Alvey Horme
Philip's Delight
Jeannette Woarrenfaltz
Araby
James A. Koons
Urbana
Mary Molesworth
Louise
Lorome
Sicily
Coret
Lontan Sea
Mediterranean
Commission For the Delimitation of
Alba Fan Frontier
Democrats
L.C. Barrick
R. P. Ross
Executive Committee
Davison
Balkans
Britain
League of Nations Assembly
Mussolini
Adriatic
London
Central News Dispatch
Gulf of Conmenitza
Georgios
Piraeus
Specia
Venice
Near East
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