County corn crop poorest in years farmers declare
The county reports the corn harvest the poorest in a decade with some fields the worst in 16 years. Heat and drought damaged germ and pollination, leaving many ears half filled. Canneries show reduced output and longer hours historically, and a survey team is sent to the Middle West for comparison with local conditions.
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Amon Burgee
Frederick County
Frederick Canneries
Lus
Carnivng
Middle West
Teachers' Society Meets for Fair Rally Plan
The Teachers Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School announces a Fair Rally on Sunday September 26 at 9 30 AM to celebrate the school’s anniversary. Three departments will present special features with music directed by H Laviey Michael and Myrtte Kumler with the orchestra. The rally aims for large attendance marking the school’s 1820 origin with Rev Dr U S Repp leading closing prayers. Opens September 7 with morning sessions.
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Teachers’ Society
The
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Cyool
H. Laviey Michael
Myrtte Kumler
John S. Benn
U. S. Repp
Names of dead to be brought into conspiracy trial
Buckner asserts two deceased men will figure in the case against former Attorney General Daugherty and former Alien Property Custodian Miller. John P. King and Jesse W. Smith are said to have pulled strings leading to the transfer of $7,000,000 in securities to alleged German claimants, with Richard Merton named as a key German figure in the matter.
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New York
Sept
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
United States
Buckner
John P. King
Connecticut
Jesse W. Smith
Daugherty
King
Smith
America
Metals Company
Richard Merton
Close on primary registration shows parties nearly even
Unofficial countywide returns indicate Democrats 599 and Republicans 604 registered with incomplete official tallies. Data from precinct booths referenced by local Democratic headquarters suggests counts may shift once Board of Election Supervisors releases official results.
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Tues- Hax
Board of Election Supervisors
Mrs Samuel G Duvall Improves After Hospital Operation
Reports from Frederick City Hospital state Mrs Samuel G Duvall is improving after an operation. The item notes a plan to return to Mexico. The report follows discussions at the White House involving President Coolidge and James R Sherman, the American ambassador to Mexico.
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Samuel G. Duvall
Frederick City Hospital
Mexico
Pan Smith
Coolidge
James R. Sherf
Vex
She. Feld
Mexico City
State Department
Plans for Braddock Heights Community House Progress
At the Community Center annual meeting in Braddock Heights a committee will meet with YF Riley of Potomac Edison and Emory L. Coblentz to secure a site on railroad property. Officers elected include Hieffer DeLanter as president and Jennie Harbin as secretary. Funds and site action will follow committee authorization.
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Braddock Heights
Hotel Bradock
Winh YF Riley
Potomac Edison Company
Emory L. Coblentz
H. Kieffer DeLanter
Hammond Urner
Jennie Harbin
Harry C. Davis
Heavy pre primary registration spike hits Washington County
Washington County reports the heaviest pre primary registration in history with estimates between 7,200 and a higher figure. The surge is linked to unusually large candidate activity and a higher expected vote share next Tuesday. Also noted is promotion within Navy ranks as Lieutenant Commander Allen G. Quinn leaves for duty and Mrs. Quinn plans to return to Frederic.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Lana New
Ote
He Hall
Quynn
Allen G. Quinn
Qainn
Frederi Reeen
Pacu Af Levtenant
Terani
7 Os Navy
Vie
Jsian
Gemiral Tiasey
Cs Fssenrd
Antave
Tte Nava’ Aradenm
Bride Writes Own Marriage Vows in Pawtucket Ceremony
Miss Dorothy L. Cheek, a Holooka graduate, and Gordon Cedric Willard, Worcester Polytechnic Institute alumnus, married in Pawtucket last night with a customized ritual. The couple omitted the word obey and added a paragraph declaring mutual duty and fidelity, while the pastor’s question about obey was removed.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Dorothy L
Harbord Criticizes Primary Elections At Fort Scott Meeting
Maj Gen James G Harbord president of RCA urged veterans at the State American Legion convention to take political leadership. He warned that indifference and ignorance among voters have weakened citizenship and fueled corruption and excess in primaries. He urged veterans to influence foreign policy without delay.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Sept
James G. Harboard
Radio Corporation of America
American Legion
Chateau Thierry
Harboard
Miss Marguerite Linthicum Addresses School Supervision
Miss Marguerite I Linthicum, Frederick County school supervisor, spoke to the Rotary club on supervision in education. She explained its threefold role serving children teachers and the public, stressing better instruction, teacher analysis, and community improvements through sustained educational activity.
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Marguerite I Linthicum
Frederick County
Rotary Club
Miss Linthicum
Zlater
Falomon Jadaecs
Sears
Drageren
Man Killed in Auto Crash Near Frederick Junction
Henry L. O Hara, a local worker for M J Grove Lime Company, was killed when struck by a car about a mile south of Frederick. A twelve year old companion Rippoon sustained serious injuries. driver Marshall Grayson was released on bond as investigations continue.
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Henry L. O'Hara
Frederick Junction
Frederick
O’hara
Tra Rippoon
iTara
Frederick City
Marshall Grayson
Adamstown
Grayson
O'Hara
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Atler i
Germany joins League of Nations with unanimous vote
The League of Nations Assembly unanimously elected Germany as a member and granted a permanent seat on the League Council. Germany and Poland signed arbitration pacts, as did Germany with Czechoslovakia, while reparations and disarmament terms under the Versailles treaty were noted in interpreting Article 16.
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Geneva
Fsrepe
League of Nations Assembly
Germany
Poland
Teague
Deputy Warden Cited After Hunting Charge Trial
Judge Brust clears three men of hunting violations and reprimands deputy warden Millard Gue for overzealous enforcement. Gue arrested Milton Frank and Charles Crewe for license issues and Myart in Dutrow for license denial, but the judge found the men not guilty and faulted Gue for handling the case.
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Justice Brust
Millard Gue
Milton Frank
Charles Crewe
Myartin Dutrow
Frank
Crone
Tr Wck
Frederick Tron and Steel Company
Gue
Frederick
Guo
All Cops On Duty For Ku Klux Parade Monday
Washington on Sept. 8 AP report District of Columbia Commissioners declare Ku Klux Klan parade an emergency requiring suspension of police days off. Major Edwin B. Hesse notes large turnout expected and continuous Metropolitan police service is needed on parade day following prior Sunday.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Edwin B. Hesse
Metropolitan Police Force
Blaine Leads Lenroot In Wisconsin Primary
Gov John J Blaine held a growing lead over Sen Irvine Lenroot in the three cornered Republican Wisconsin senatorial primary with returns from the previous day showing Blaine ahead by more than 15000 at noon Also in the Wisconsin race Fred R Zimmerman defeated Atty Gen Ekern and others for the GOP gubernatorial nomination.
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Milwaukee
Wis
John J. Blaine
The
World Court
Irvine le Lenroot
Wisconsin
Fred R. Zimmerman
Tierman L. Ekern
Bowman Eligible for Hustlers After Blue Ridge Row
Hagerstown protests over third baseman Bowman joining Frederick for the playoff series were rejected by League President Jamison. Bowman will play for Chambersburg Thursday as the Hustlers seek a hot corner solution while Sank is injured.
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Hagerstown
Jamison
Bowman
Chambersburg
Frederick
Faseman
Bester
Hagera
Jack
Hubs
Blue Ridge
F. K. Schmidt
Schmidt
Hager Town
Associated Press
Progress on three new city bridges underway
Fredericktonians and visitors will see three new bridges by Fair time weather permitting District Engineer W F H Childs Jr announced. A temporary bridge on East Patrick street has been placed beside one being demolished built by Concrete Steel Bridge Co of Clarksburg WV.
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Patrick Street
FLX. Comitot
Baltimore
Brewer's Alter
M. J. Grove
Brida
State Roads Commission
School Board Addresses Transportation of Pupils
The Board of Education discussed moving pupils from outer districts to Frade Tick High School. A Mane No. 4 delegation urged the city to transport boys and girls from that section. Officials noted about 240 children were petitioning and some had already been transported to the school.
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Board of Education
Mane No
Basa
Girs
Mornina
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