Frederick County Sunday School Association Opens Annual Session
The Frederick County Sunday School Association convened in the East Second Street Lutheran rooms with 200 to 225 attendees. Dr U S G Rupp Rev William C Royal Col Joseph H Cudlipp Rev M Hadwin Fischer and Rev Charles F Ross spoke on religious education, urging expansion, training and funding for Sunday schools amid contrasts with spending on luxuries and shows.
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Frederick County Sunday School Association
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
East Second Street
U. S. G. Rupp
William C. Royal
Joseph H. Cudlipp
Baltamore
M. Hadwin Fischer
Bata
Col. Cudlipp
Young Peoples
Maryland
Frederick County
Mise Eidaboe
Association
Home Department
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Point of Rocks
Union
Araby
Foxville
Church of God
Germantown
Haover
Harriott
Catoctin Furnace
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
EBL Coblentz
John S. Adam
D. E. Englar
Liberty
J. W. Kinnaman
Myersville
C. W.hess
Brunswick
Platt
Jefferson
Eleanor Abbott
Frederick
Walkersville
Paul E. Rhinehart
Charles F. Boss, Jr
Washington
Mr. Fischer
L. G. Kieffer
D. D
I. J. Gachr
William R. Glen
Jefferson Reformed Church
W. C. Roral
Charlies F. Ross, Jr
Benediction
Carl Maxwell
Middletown
Backerstown
New Market
Lewistown
Thurmont
Three Crown as Boat Capsizes Near Havre de Grace
Three crew members of the yacht Nenemoosha drowned when a small rowboat capsized in the Susquehanna near Havre de Grace Maryland. A fourth crewman was rescued by river captain Jess Poplin as rescuers continued to search the river for additional bodies. The dead are George Tyler 22 of Sharon Pennsylvania Oif Fury 22 of Norway and Hugh Evans 35 of England. The survivors description and exact circumstances remain under investigation.
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Associated Press
Havre de Grace
Alfred L DuPont
Nenemoosha
Susquenhana River
Jess Popim
George
Tyler
Sharon
Oif Fury
Norway
Hugh Evans
England
Poplin
Civer
Personal Visit Reminisces and Labor Day Travel in Mount Pleasant Area
Several residents and visitors share Labor Day trips and visits across Emmitsburg Baltimore and Mount Pleasant. Notable movements include Flora Englar Fannie Buckey Lee Cramer and others returning home from visits while Dr J J Remsburg tours York Harrisburg on vacation and pensions from Civil War costing about 6 million dollars.
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Flora Englar
Fannie Buckey
Lee Cramer
Wakefield
Dorsey
L. E. Grumbine
Baltimore
Fannie Cramer
Pleasant
Ward Kerrigan and Son
Emmitsburg
Mt Pleasant
Leslie Buckey
Washington
Labor Day
Herman Buckey
J. J. Remsburg
Milton Welsh
Pleasanville
Tew Jersey
Harry Boyle
Lycurgus T. Shafer
Middletown
Atlantic City
Charles L. Simmons
Capéilo Apartments
John E. Waltz
New York City
Simmons
New York
Niagara Falls
Cit
Edwin MacGil
Jennie Mactiill
West
Third Street
C. T. Cooley and Son
Gilie Miles
Adamstown
Pen-Mar Park
D. John Markey
Charles Ton Cook
State Department
Wiliam H. Ramshore
Braddock Heights
Bogus stock schemes target Frederick County investors
Local bankers warn of a widespread drive by fake promoters to sell unsound stocks this fall. Reports estimate Frederick city and county lose between 75 000 and 100 000 annually to bogus investments, with bankers often consulted after money is invested. The Blue Sky Committee in Maryland investigates promotion.
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United States
Frederick
Blue Sky Committee
Maryland
Frederick County
Showgirls Withdraw From Atlantic City Beauty Pageant
Miss Dorothy Knapp and Miss Kathryn Ray two New York showgirls withdrew from the national beauty tournament in progress at Atlantic City. Their withdrawal allows Miss Mildred Walker Miss Pittsburgh and Miss Mary Ann Guth Miss Erie to re-enter the contest.
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Associated Pree
Atlantic City
N. J
Dorothy Knapp
Kathryn Ray
New York
Manhattan
Coney Island
Radio Concert by Local Musicians Impresses Audiences
A WCAP Washington radio concert by Frederick and Braddock Heights performers drew strong praise from distant listeners despite local static problems. The program ran 9:10 to 11:10 PM, featuring a vocal segment and a Braddock Heights Orchestra finale led by Joseph Stephens.
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Ocal
WCAP
Washington
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Joseph Stephens
Blue Ridge Transporation Company
Roland E. Long
Braddock Heights Park
Innder
Schroefer
Gordon Spurrier and
Sperry" Storm
Two Americans Held as Ku Klux Leaders in Berlin
Berlin reports two Americans, Otto Strohschein and Gott hard Strohschein, father and son, arrested in Sa licia for organizing the Knights of the Fiery Cross network similar to the Ku Klux Klan. A third American, Don Burton Gray of Hillsborough, NL, left Germany three weeks ago and is believed in Chicago. Police in major German cities were ordered to arrest all rostered members.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Knights of the Fiery Cross
Ku Klux Klan
Salicia
Otto Strohschein
Gotthard Strohschein
Chicago
Don Burton Gray
Hillsborough
Germany
Treasury plans 20 percent surtax rate cap and tax cuts
Washington dispatch reports the Treasury will urge Congress to set a 20 per cent maximum surtax rate, repeal the income tax publicity section, and cut or abolish the estate tax, with broader tax relief likely.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Treasury
Congress
Dow
Pepper formally seeks renomination to Pennsylvania Senate
Philadelphia reports Senator Pepper announces his candidacy for re election to the Senate to fill the unexpired term of the late Boise Pearse or Perose, which ends March 4, 1927.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Senator Pepper
Pennsylvania
Senate
Pepper
French Offensive Be-gins In Earnest In Morocco
Le Matin reports a French offensive against the Rif tribes in Morocco has begun in earnest after a preparatory bombardment yesterday. Troops attacked along the front today, signaling a major military action with wide front engagement.
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Associated Press
Pais
le Matin
Morocco
Pepper Urged as Strike Mediator in Anthracite Coal Row
Pennsylvania Senator Pepper offered as mediator to end the coal strike but admits no solution yet. He warns that talk cannot mend matters and may worsen the situation, saying there is nothing for the consumer in a coal and politics mix.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Senator Pepper
Autumn Meeting Of Bakers Assn In Frederick And Braddock Heights Full
Members of the Progressive Bakers Association from Pennsylvania western Maryland Virginia and West Virginia with wives spent Wednesday in Frederick and Braddock Heights for social events and an annual fall meeting led by Glenn O Garber president. A 620 PM dinner at Hotel Braddock followed a card party and a members meeting to discuss plans for the exposition of bread making machinery. The gathering included many officials and guests from Cumberland Philadelphia Martinsburg Hagerstown and Washington with Wagners orchestra in the evening and officers listed.
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Maater Bakers Association
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Glenn O. Garber
National Bakers Association
Catoctin Country Club
Hotel Braddock
Garber
Basligia
Buffalo
N.Y
David Mesh Garber
Charles Hagan
Wagan
Clarence Pound
Clear Spring
George E. Smith
Cumberland
A. B. Fogle
William Hershberger
Kent Nicodemus
Edith
Nellie Nicodemus
Walkersville
Marion
Jersey police told of threats in Bower case
James Ot Bower vice president of the New York Trust Company says he received two threatening letters to police in Montclair New Jersey. He had previously said Noel kidnapped and killed six year old Mary Daly and chauffeur Raymond Pierce to take a car.
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Associated Press
Montclair
N. J
James Ot Bower
New York Trust Company
Mary Daly
Warrison Noel
Atentions
Noel
Raymond Pierce
nerTe
Coolidge Returns to Washington After Summer Outing
President Coolidge arrives at Union Station in Washington after a summer in New England. The presidential train ended an overnight run from Salem Massachusetts at 1 35 P M. Motor cars awaited to transport the president and Mrs Coolidge to the executive mansion as the capital sweltered in mid summer heat.
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Associated Press
Washinton
Coolidge
White House
New England
Washington
Salem
Mass
Capitol
Union Station
Goolidge
Executive Mansion
Bowdoin Joins Peary Ship Off Greenland
Bowdoin of the MacMillan Arctic expedition joined the Peary vessel Godthaab off Greenland after bailing a gale and rescuing the Danish naval crew from the Taulk. A National Geographic Society message from MacMillan in Springfield Mass described the Danish sailors' rescue and heroism.
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Associated Press
Washington
Taulk
Scamer Bowdoin
MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Maryland A P Members Form Organization In Baltimore
Maryland members of the Associated Press met in Baltimore to form the Maryland Members of the AP organization. Joseph B. Finan was named Maryland representative on the Eastern division advisory board and J F Albert Sianken was elected chairman with Ralph O. Grown as secretary.
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Maryland
Olkhera
Haltimore
Associated Press
Baltimore
Joseph B. Finan
Cumberland Evening Times
Mary-land
Haytern Division
Albert Sianken
Hagerstown
Ralph 0. Grown
Thea
Edward McKernon
Frederick
G. N. Baylor
Hagerstown Morning Herald
R. B. Delaplaine
William T. Delaplaine
Frederick News
The
Frederick Post
C. J. Truitt
Salisbury Evaning Times
P. Watson Webb
Cambridge Banner
Paul Patterson
Sun
R. G. McCabe
Baltimore News
William A. Thayer
Baltimore American
Charles E. Gray
Wilmington
del) Morning News
Frederick K. Reybold
Five Boys Held in Probe Into W C T U Murder
Five youths were arrested in Vinton on charges of defacing a private residence in connection with an alleged confession note by Merlin Swartbaugh. Coroner O. L. Modlin said the arrests are not for the murder but to obtain clues. Warrants also issued for two more youths related to the egg throwing.
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Associated Press
Vinton
Merlin, Swartbaugh
Ganz
Myrtle Cook
W. C
Monflay Hight
O. Lb. Modlin
Poeta Ial
Bulls Aggressive in Stock Market Rally
New York stock rout shows bullish operations with high priced issues rising sharply. Renewal loan rates cut to 4.25 percent and borrowing rate down to 1.2 percent boost pool activity in specialties and squeeze shorts on top stocks.
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Associated Press
New York
Chinese Tong War Flares in New York Amid Truce Breach
In New York on September 10 Chinese tong warfare resumes with fatalities despite a peace treaty. Police hold tong leaders responsible as two Hip Sing members are dead and three On Leong officials including the national president are jailed for conspiracy to commit murder. A truce had been signed less than two weeks earlier by national officers of both groups.
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Associated Press
New York
Hip Sing
On Leong
Vi Jal
Hip Sings
St Josephs Opens 116th Session At Emmitsburg
St Josephs Academy and College Emmitsburg begins its 116th session with the largest enrollment in the institution's history. A new four story dormitory with ninety rooms is ready for occupancy and another dormitory is under construction to be ready after Christmas. The college girls and academy pupils are now fully separated in facilities. An athletic field with tennis and basketball courts and a latte hockey area opens for the first time during recreation. Thursday holidays are changed to Saturday afternoon off.
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St Joseph's Academy and College
Emmitsburg
Suis
Heat and Thunder Showers Bring Temperate Relief Forecast
Weather outlook predicts thundershowers and possible relief from drought as rain totals remain well below normal. Forecasters warn water supplies dwindle across the region, prompting conservation measures and cautious irrigation patterns amid ongoing dryness.
Weather Report Notes Dry Spell Hits Late Maryland Crops
Weather summaries describe a warm dry week ending Sept 8 in Maryland Delaware with 6th thunder showers, temperatures about 6 degrees above normal, and a 10 inch precipitation deficit since February 1. Late potatoes suffer from the drought while other crops like tomatoes, sugar corn, and buckwheat progress. harvesting and plowing advance as fields need rain.
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Maryland
James J. ‘Spencer
Maryland-Delaware
Baltimore
Washington
Garrett County
Chesapeake Bay
Worcester County
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