Six Autos Wreck in Wet Hill Collision at Whippner Hollow
A Thursday afternoon wreck on the slippery hill at Whippner Hollow involved six autos with six or more people injured. J E Symons of Indianapolis driven Nash sedan skidded, hitting C C Howard of Shainstown in a Studebaker, while a Paige driven by Doland Altman collided with two others. The Altman car rolled into a ditch. several occupants were cut or bruised. State police cited road conditions and rain, no charges filed, repairs pursued locally.
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Whippnerwill Hollow
J. E. Symons
Indianapolis
Ind
Nash
Studebaker
Howard
Altman
Jimin 1
Myers
Baltimore
Timberger
Ridgewood
W. Va
Sussex
Frederick Umberger
Umberger
Toimberger
Conner
Rasen
State Police
Frederick
Tie Miliers
E. A. James Elected Commander at Key Post Meeting
The Francis Scott Key Post American Legion annual meeting elected E. A. James as post commander. James, former member of Company 4 and World War I sergeant major, has been active in American Legion affairs and is a Frederick bar member. Other officers named include Harry E. Wettingall, Lawrence C. Wilard, C. Kemp Cashour, Ernest Lipps, D. R. Zimmerman, and executive committee members Franklin Shipler, Horace Albaugh, Floyd Strine, Robert Putman, and Roger Rice. A note mentions Cameroon women forming a rights society and compelling men to show proper respect.
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Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Francis Scott Key
Lton
T. Bennett
E. Austin Jaimes
James
Frederick
Harry E. Wettingall
Lawrence C. Wilard
C. Kemp Cashour
Ernest Lipps
Distorian
D. R. Zimmerman
Franklin N. Shipler
Horace H. Albaugh
Floyd Strine
Robert E. L. Putman
Roger R. Rice
Republicans Optimistic On House and Senate Prospects
Representative Tilson outlined a stable 33 seat GOP House majority with little change expected in the Senate after the fall elections. He argued continued Republican administration and tariff-driven prosperity, while Democrats would not control the next Senate. He noted Coolidge’s limited campaign role and expressed doubt on shifts in Prohibition sentiment.
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Paul Smith
New York
White Pine Camp
Representative Tilson
Connocticut
Joint
Senate
House
Republican Campaign Committee
New York City
Tilson
Washington
Mr. Tilson
Coolida
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SK Autos
E. A. James
Cameroon
West Africa
Cossidge
H. F. Shipley & Sons Victrola Dealers
Shipley Bldg
Maryland
Wu Orthophoui
Victrola
THE
Frederick County National Bank
North Market St
HIVE
Kemp
C. Thomas Kemp
Kemp's
Ouis
Cinderella
Georgette
Nile
Jersey
Charleston
Me's Dept
Guimper
Brittany
Plntk
Vogue
Home Journal
Ren
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