Bus Service 10 Supplants Train Service Plan
Blue Ridge Transportation Company will start a Frederick to Key Mar bus line on September 2 with three daily round trips six days a week and one Sunday round trip. Fares vary by stop with commuter and school discounts. stops include Walkersville, Woodsboro, New Midway, Ladiesburg, Le Gore, and Key Mar with Frederick as hub for connections.
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Northern Central Railroad
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Frederick
Blue
Key
Frearick
Ladiesburg
New Midway
le Gore
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Stauffer's
Main Street
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Haugh’s
Kelly’s
Coast to Coast in Seven Days Car Arrives Here
Charles H Holdson drove the Christie Studebaker standard coach from Los Angeles aiming to reach New York in seven days. The car logged 3091 miles to date, with Maryland and Pennsylvania state police guiding the run through heavy traffic. Holdson plans a Baltimore stop and a quick move to Philadelphia before final arrival in New York amid planned entertainments.
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New York
Charles H. Holdson
Frederic
Holdson
California
Maryland
Keiser’s Ridge
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Hobson Sai
News-Post
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Frederick
Cumberland
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Indianapolis
Ind
New Teaching Methods Told at Teachers Institute
The second day of the annual Teachers Institute at Church Street School featured talks by Prof. Klingaman, Prof. Remsburg, and Dr. Kefauver on early school year procedures, English teaching, and health in schools. Supervisors and new teachers then received guidance on methods, with emphasis on starting the year with practical lessons and a schedule, plus a course of study in English and social studies. Mrs Thomason of Sabathah Ras spoke of a skillet 170 years old in her family for five generations.
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Teachers’ Institute
Church Street
S. Thompson
William K. Kling‘aman
Charles H. Remsburg
E. c
Kefauver
HE. D. Harshman
Miss Marshall
Hal Lee Ott
Linthicum
Thomas Gibson
J. L. C. Sunday
Sunaday
Florence Jenkins
Frederick City
Remsburg
Kuingaman
Klingaman
Hlingaman
Kiewiedze
Edna Marshall
Sunday
Margaret Linthicum
Frederick Hosts Multistate Elk Convention and Gala
Frederick today becomes the Mecca for Elks from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia as the fifth annual convention opens with registration at the Key Hotel. Delegates from twelve lodges gather for three days of events including a Thursday parade and a four o'clock dedication of the new lodge home.
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Frederick
State Association
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick Lodge
Kik
Meredith V. Staub
Lloyd C. Culler
Alfred W. Gaver
P. J Callan
Annapolis
William N. French
Charles Nelson Brooks
Carl Gustafson
Edward Weiss
E. Taylor
J. ¥. Cummings
J. J. Dougherty
Louis Mong
Albert B. Kreis
William H. Samuel
Charles Wachsmath
S. R. Shinn
William 3. McCaddin
Henry W. Mears
Herman Goldstein
J. Crisfield
Ger Tand
W. J Sterling
W. E. Goodman
Mack W. Sterling
J. W. McLane
L. J Sterling
G. Mears
Fred Thornton
EB. J. Holland
J. M. Tawes
Cumberand
Lloyd P.shaffer
David Walker
G. 0. Sharrett
T. W. Biddle
J. A. Giner
M. B. Caffey
E. F. Reich
Francis v. Staub
Benjamin Rosenour, Jr
Charles Seraloff
D. C. Winebrenner
A. A. Wiseman
Clifford Doll
E. Austin James
Meredith van R. Staub
James H. Grove, Jr
Paul J. Payne
Frostburg
Clyde Richardson
Max Mathias
George Hale
W. B. F. Edwards
Andrews
Vance W. Marshall
William_M. Farrell
Charles E. Laughlin
F. R. Sullivan
F. Menefee
Hagerstown
Oscar Eurich
William H. Bovey
FM. Hiofthine
J. S. Miller
W. E. Bender
B. M. Diehl
D. N. Henson
J. H. Nichols
K. E. Young
Salisbury
James P. Nic Comas
Israel J. Berlin
Hiram W.W. Brown
Howard Murray
Sherman L. Kurtz
Washington
Robert F. Crowley
A. F. Zimmerman
Wilion F. Ryan
John L. McDonald
G. W. Brashier
Phillip ‘Little
John J. Moriarty
Frank Baum
Timzons
J. Dp
Powers
Wimington
Noward
Jacan
Abram
Sayer
Harry L. Maier
John J. Powell
John A. Spahn
Allernaes
Fred
Ecker
Fred Z. Steinie
George W. Abberger
William Gittings
George Co
Cambridge
Water main inspection planned after frequent pressure complaints
Frederick has faced many water pressure complaints as city engineers plan a full-day inspection of the 12 inch main from the Wishing Creek dam to the reservoir. Engineering officials note the line carries surplus capacity and seek leaks or failures to explain the low pressure affecting local canning factories and other users.
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Wishing Creek
J. c. Reqnardt
Baltimore Consulting Engineering
Fim
Crum
Frederick
Burek
Cty
Brederick
Collecting City Taxes Opens for 1925 26 Fiscal Year
City taxes for 1925 26 began with City Register Aubrey A Nicodemus opening the books. First payer was Mrs Ellen Ridgely of 206 South Market. Discounts range 3 percent in September and 2 percent in October, then net payments until January 1 when interest begins. About 3,000 accounts total value 160736 dollars in revenue with several thousand dollars usually uncollected.
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Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Ellen Ridgeley
South Market, Street
Exalted Rulers And Secretaries List by Lodges
The document names exalted rulers and secretaries for lodges in the jurisdiction. Entries include Baltimore No 7 George Joeckie ER and Charles H Klostermar secretary, Washington No 13 William A Finzel ER and Williams secretary, Cumberland No 63 B 3 Skelton ER and Perry A Nicklin secretary, and others from Hagerstown Towson Frostburg Annapolis Salisbury Crisfield Cambridge and more with respective ERs and secretaries.
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Baltimore
George Joeckie
E.R
Charles H. Klostermar
Washington
Willam A.finzel
Wiliams
Shelby
Cumberland
Skelton
E. R
Perry A. Nicklin
Towson
Lawrence
Enso
Iram W. Brown
Frostburg
Joseph On. Condon
E.R. Wilim P Sullivan
Secretar
Annapolis
Charles x. Brooks
Wiliam G. Sullivan
Frederick
Alfred W. Gaver
E.R. E. Austin James, Sec. Telary. Salisbury, No. S$17—George R. Fite
Elmer T. Hussén
Tetary
Crisfield
Aminach |Tawes
On McLean
Cambridge
LeRav
A Wallace
E.R. Hobart Philips
Ruth to Apologize and Be Reinstated
Babe Ruth announced after a conference with Col. Jacob Ruppert that he would publicly apologize to Manager Miller Huggins for derogatory remarks. He planned to visit the stadium to watch the Red Sox game and likely apologize then. If the apology is made, Ruth will be reinstated immediately. if not, Ruppert will back Huggins in the suspension and $5,000 fine.
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Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Jacob Ruppert
Miller Huggins
Ruth
Huggins
Babe
Boston Red Sox
Ruppert
Rabe
Meteorological Autumn Beginnings Debated by Experts
Meteorologists declare autumn begins on September 1 while astronomers place autumn at the equinox on September 28. The article also reviews past meteorological summer conditions, noting record highs in June and July, a cool August, and rainfall figures for 1924 and 1925.
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Mercury
Coolidge Seeks Publicity Tax Provision Repeal
Swampscott Mass Sept 1 President Coolidge is convinced the Publicity provision of the tax law should be repealed and indicated today at White Court that in December he would renew his recommendation of abolishing the publicity provision to Congress.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
White Court
Congress
Plane on Hawaii flight goes silent after sighting
San Francisco observers report PN-5 one, the旗 flag plane on the San Francisco to Hawaii non stop flight, vanished from radio. PN-9 three, which set out to accompany it, was forced down 300 nautical miles out, later towed by the destroyer Jottas after engine trouble and rescue.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Hawaii
Langley
San Franciso
Jottas
Three Lives Lost As Excursion Steamer Burns Near Barcelona Harbor
Westfield New York September 1 The excursion steamer Colonial was destroyed by fire early today about a mile and a half off Barcelona harbor near here with the probable loss of three lives Those missing are believed drowned Sixteen men and women were rescued by the Coast Guard chaser 123 of Dunkirk captained by J J Judge This post was the frame of the rescue fleet to reach the burning vessel The cause has not been determined It started in the stern and spread rapidly
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Associated Press
Westfield
N. Y
Colonial
Barcelona
Syd Ong
Coast. Guard
Rum
Chaser
Dunkirk
J. J. Judge
Coolidge Hopeful Haney Will Resign From Shipping Board
President Coolidge believes Berg E Haney of Oregon may reconsider his refusal to resign as Shipping Board commissioner. White Court declined extended comment but the President’s view is Haney will realize it is improper to remain on the board and should step down. Separately a home coming service is planned at Sam's Creek Methodist Church near Union Bridge on September 6 with services, music, lunch, and an all day celebration.
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Associated Press
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Berg E. Haney
Oregon
Shipping Board
Haney
White Court
Old Sam's Creek Methodist Protestant
Tnion
Bridge
E. G. Cowan
J. Shrover
Thomas C. Crouse
Tax Lists Show Coolidge Paid 1091.96 in 1924 Income Tax
The 1924 income tax figures released show President Coolidge paid 1091.96. Other notable items include Charlie Chaplin paying 340,000 taxes and Willard Wrigley reducing his taxes sharply, with Rockefeller Jr. reporting 7,435,189 in 1923 taxes and Henry Ford and Ford Motor Co. paying large sums in 1924 in Detroit.
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Charles Spencer Chaplin
Ron. Lee C. Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Rudolph ‘Valentino
Wallace Beery
Monte Blue
Lou Chaney
Hobart Bosworth
Reginald Denny
Barbara = LaMarr
Ramon = Navarro
Charles Ray
Douglass Fairbanks
Gloria Swanson
Jesse L. Laskey
James Craze Wis
Mary Pickford
Wrigley
Chicago
L. L. Orooke
Chicago’ Enginering Works
Willait ‘Wrigley
Rockefeller, Jr
New York
John D.rockefeller, Jr
Manhattan
Wall Street
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
J. Pierpont Morgan
John W.W. Davis
Fords
Detroit
Mid
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
Ford Motor Company
Michigan
Boy Shot in Throat after Catapult Target Misfire
James Martin ten year old son of Harry Martin of Catoctin Furnace was brought to Frederick City Hospital Monday night with a bullet wound in the throat from a catapult used by several children. The bullet lodged in the throat but doctors say the child is not in serious condition though continued treatment is needed. Also noted is the Empty Stocking Club of Frederick planning a canvass for Christmas entertainment funds with a committee of eight to receive voluntary cash contributions. first meeting set for October 6.
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James Martin
Harry Martin
Catoctin Furnace
Frederick City
Martin
Frederick
Ctty
A. E. Fisher
Wiliam F. Schmidt
Tra Iniser
W .C. Staley
Roe G. Y Tader
Edward 7. Towns
Rosetta Durser
Mary Nothage
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