League of Nations Crisis Sparks Italian Opposition
Italy’s Signor Salandra told the League Council intervention would be unjustified and that the League lacks competency in the Greco Italian crisis. Lord Robert Cecil warned that ignoring Covenant Articles 10 12 15 could threaten Europe’s settlement as M Politis urged neutral investigations.
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League
Europe
Cecilecil
Signor Salandra
Council of the League of Nations
Italy
Gard
Signor Lalandre
Council
Robert Cecil
England
League of Nationa
M. Politis
Greece
Germany To Admit Ruhr Fight Lost, German Leaders Seek Talks
Berlin dispatch reports banking circles believe Germany will propose talks with France and Belgium as the Ruhr and Rhineland conflict is deemed lost by the government. Officials and experts expect Germany to initiate discussions in the coming days to resolve the crisis.
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Germany
Ruhr
Associated Press
Berlin
Belgium
Rhineland
Funds For Jap Relief Pour In To Red Cross
Washington reports rapid public donations to Japan earthquake relief through the Red Cross. Early mail arrived with checks totaling toward the five million dollar goal, including many gifts of 500 dollars and others from 5 to 5000 dollars, showing broad public support.
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Red Cross
Associated Press
Washington
Sept
Trading In Market Leaders Restricted In Morning Session
New York traders held back in the morning awaiting clearer signals on the Japanese disaster. Some bullish activity appeared in food, chemicals, motor accessories and utilities shares. Around noon the market broadened. call money opened at 5 percent. About 60 000 shares were traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Extra delivery of business mail urged by C of C
Chamber of Commerce backs another daily mail run and asks Postmaster to allocate funds. Board cites need for expanded service to Frederick County and neighboring cities. time schedules detail pouch closures and departures.
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C. Ofc
Chamber of Commeree
Frederick County
the Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Irving & Biser
Biser
Col
D. John Markey
C. of C
Tost
Washington
CG. of C
Frederick
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Weverton
Washington Junction
Walkersville
Woodsboro
LeGore
Lewistown
Frederick Junction
Harper's Ferry
Martinsburg
Southern Mails
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Myersville
Cumberland Valley
Winchester
Harrisburg
Roanoke
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Maryland
Cumberland
Enrollment Surges as City and County Schools Open
More than 12 000 pupils enrolled when public schools opened at 9 am. 2 114 academics in five white city schools. High school enrollment up about 400 county wide. Portable classrooms fill spaces. a new Frederic High School wing under construction to expand capacity.
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Frederik High School
Frederick High School
W K. Killingaman
Charles H. Remsbere
Mary C. Ott
Katherine M. Whener
Edith S Gardiner
Frances Pendiey
W. K Aldridee
G. Ethel McNutt
Julia Etehson
Katharine Dutrow
Nevin Bisen
Laura Cochrane
Margaret Shinney
Ralph Webster
Verlin Krabill
Helen Anderson
St Fenton Harris Stene Lane
Spencer C Stull
C Bess Castie
Dred Delashmutt
Mary Banzher
Kathryn Bahr
Nev
Harry McDonald
Elizabeth Boyle
Coolidge Urges Post Office Clerks to Build Nation
President Coolidge, in his first public address since taking office, told 500 members of the United National Association of Post Office Clerks at the White House to give everything an American citizen should desire to their country. He urged building up national resources and strengthening character for themselves and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Washington
United National Association of Post Office Clerks
White House
Vacation Turns To Woes For Baltimore Motorist In Frederick
A Baltimore department store cashier, returning from a Martinsburg vacation with an ailing wife, endures car troubles, fines, and mounting garage bills. After burning a bearing and a $15 repair overnight, funds run low, the trip ends in Frederick with the car still unreliable and the wife exhausted.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Martinsburg
Washington County
Academy Enrollment Report From Miss Grace Martz Principal
Miss Grace Martz reports 629 pupils enrolled this morning at The Academy with Miss Nettie M. Miller as principal. Third grade led by Miss Pauline Seeger and fourth grade by Miss Hattie Buckey. Fifth grade teachers include Miss Miller and Miss Virginia Doering. Enrollment reached 107 on entry day.
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Church Street
James C Biews
Hazel Utterback
Louise James Myers
Anna Simmon
Edna Schafer
Elsie Enete
William L Brown
Marion Ogle
Margaret Duvall
Margaret Rodrick
Louise Blum
Maud Miller
Edith Sigmund
Washington Street
Chester G. Clem
Sadie Hahn
Edith Miller
Bertha Trundle
Charlotte Delashmutt
Grace Burges
Edith M. Miller
Minnie Cookeriy
Bertha Trunfile
Nellie Blentlinger
Leota H. Roberts
C. G. Clem
Wise Mary H. Burger
Sup Ls
North Market Street
George T. Miller
Reulan Mohley
Charlotte Motter
Marion Green
Anta Neighbours
Wate Shank
Alvida Nelashmutt
Tda Reinhart
Misa Alberta Comer
Iria Biggs
Irma Biggs
Misa Tries Young
Grace Martz
the Academy
Nettie M. Miller
Pauline Seeger
Hattie Buckey
Miss Miller
Virginia Doering
Three Cornered Fight for State Senate Nomination
Dr J Hubert Wade former Democratic State Central Committee chairman leads a three way contest for the Democratic nomination to the State Senate from Washington county. Opponents include Raymond Funkhouser and John T Mason. Funkhouser seeks Wade to declare on strict prohibition enforcement and may withdraw if Wade speaks after filing closes. Mason draws strength among farmers. Wade is county organization leader and protege of former Senator John Walter Smith.
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J. Hubert Wade
Democratic State Central Committee
State Senate
Washington County
Dr. Wade
Raymond J. Funkhouser
House of Delegates
John T. Mason
Hancock
Mr. Funkhouser
John Walter Smith
Winter Plans At Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
The Teachers' Association of the Evangelical Reformed Sunday School held a six o'clock dinner in church parlors followed by routine business. Reports from department superintendents and the Mothers' class were presented. Plans for Promotion Day and Rally Day were adopted to launch winter activities in honor of the pastor Rev. Dr. L. G. Kieffer.
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Teachers’ Association of the
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Geo. Edw. Smith
M. W. Dittmar
G. Oscar Rhoads
R. S. J. Dutrow
J. H. Apple
PF. T. Kuhn
J. H. Schmidt
Charles W. Lough
Leonard Nothagle
J. B. Anders
L .G. Kieffer
Kieffer
A. LeRoy McCardell
Ruth Dutrow
Mise Witter
Daily Vacation Bible School
Chas. W. Tough
Noah E. Cramer
Jacob Rolichack
Com
Disaster Toll Blazes Across Tokyo As Japan Suffers
AP dispatches sum up a vast Tokyo Yokohama catastrophe with estimates of up to 320000 dead and 450000 injured. Flames raged 50 hours, destroying 21 square miles and 350000 homes amid 216 tremors. Aid pours in from across the Pacific as casualties mount.
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Imperial Family
Associated Press
Radio Corporation of America
Japan
Home Office
Tokio
Yokohama
Anderson
United States Asiatic Fleet
San Francisco
Shanghai
Shiragawa
Pacific
Not Guilty Verdict In Liquor Driving Case
Found Wot Guilty. YT. W Belt of East Church Street was arrested Monday by Deputy Bartgis for driving under the influence. He was found not guilty at a hearing before Justice J Graham Johnson on Tuesday. The case references a mitten car crew including W Birely and several women, with service by Marguerite Null and others.
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W. Belt
East Church Street
Bartgis
J. Grahame Johnson
Committee to Meet on Memorial Plans at YMCA Friday
Judge Glenn H. Worthington announced that the Soldiers' Memorial design committee will meet Friday night at 7 30 at the YMCA. Landscape architect Stuart Haller will present site plans for two areas in Court House park, with North Market street fountain site favored for the memorial.
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Glenn H. Worthington
Soldiers' Memorial Design Committee
Stuart Haller
Court House Park
North Market Street
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Weat
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Senate
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Admiral Anderson
Asiatic Fleet
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Imperial Palace
Rome
G. de Marlino
Nagasaki
G. Babbitt
United Lutheran Church In America
Board of Foreign Missions
W. ©. Birely
Florence J. Doll
W. C. Birely
Augustus Herwig
J B .Anders
Devilla Brish
Shas E. Zimmerman
Wm. Rowe
Louis Engle
Marguerite Null
Katherine Trundle
Margaret Lough
Grace Lough
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