William G. Baker Dies at Buckeystown After Illness
William G. Baker Sr banker and philanthropist dies at his Buckeystown home after about two months of illness. Funeral Saturday at 11 from Buckeystown residence with Mt. Olivet Cemetery burial. Survived by two sons William G. Baker of Baltimore and John H. Baker of Buckeystown, plus brother Joseph D. Baker and sister Mrs. Charles F. Thomas.
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William G. Baker
Buckeystown
Mt. Olivet
E. Cline
Baker
Frederick city
Citizens’ National Bank
Wiliam G. Baker
Baltimore
Baker, Watts and Company
Joan H. Baker
Joseph D. Baker
Citizen's National Bank
Charles F. Thomas
Daniel Baker
Mr. Baker
Ella Jones
David T
Mary (Dawson) Jones
Say You Saw i In The News. Newspaper AREHIVE
A fragment from a historical AREHIVE page notes the phrase Say You Saw i In The News. The item frames a meta reference to newspaper readers and archival awareness without detailing a specific event or date.
Hood College Completes Student Register 1893 1922
The Hood College register records names and addresses of Board of Directors officers administration and alumnae plus graduates and non graduates for one scholastic year. Eight clubs across Pennsylvania Maryland and DC plan more formations, meet yearly for Christmas banquets, and aim to connect alumni with the college.
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Hood College
Direct
college
Hood Clubs
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
Cumberland Valley
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Frederick County
Washington, D
Hood
iss
Personal notices chronicle Frederick residents travel and events
Purely Personal lists Frederick figures and visitors including Candit Markoe’s recovery at City Hospital and return home at 501 South Market. It records Nellie Beckley visiting, Mrs. J Hogg and others visiting in East Church and Market streets, staff changes at the Home for the Aged, and multiple residents entering or leaving institutions and schools. Notables travel to Detroit and Saratoga Springs for engagements and education, with several engagements in Washington Baltimore and Virginia.
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Little Candit Markoe
City Hospital
South Market street
Nellie Beckley
Washington
Regina Beckley
John Hogg
Baltimore
Charles Treich
East Church street
Janie DeLashmutt
Charles Eliasson and son
Brooklyn
Eleanor Shriver
South Mark
Chas. B. Tyson
Halter
Mary L. Nies
Frederick City Hospital
Georgiana
Gittinger
Saratoga Springs
New York
St. Faith's school
Leila Marshall
Virginia
Home for
J. V. Engelbrecht
Pearl G. Engelbrecht
B. L. Engelbrecht
B. T. Engelbrecht
George Davenport
John P. Engelbrecht
city
Engelbrecht
Wray nup Itiais
Robert A. Bennett
Detroit
Harpers Ferry
Anna Katherine Hull
Western Maryland College
Westminster
H. C. Ball
Harry J. Lebherz
H. J. Lebherz
Court street
Linton Hall
Bristol
Wilbur A. Kindler
University of Virgiots
Dog to be killed after bite on boy in West Pat- Tick
A large shepherd dog, said to belong to Michael Lambert of West Pat- Tick street, was ordered killed by city authorities after allegedly biting a Cyril boy yesterday morning. The dog, left at the Lambert home a month ago, was taken to the city pound by dog catcher Hopwood and will be executed this afternoon. The boy sustained a painful chin wound but his injuries were not serious.
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Michael Lambert
West Pat- Tick
syrill
Horch
Lambert
William Hopwood
Senate Passes Capper Tincher Bill After Brief Debate
The Senate today passed and sent to conference the Capper Tincher bill after a 15 minute debate. No record vote was taken as it aimed to meet Supreme Court rulings by deeming terrain sections of the current grain futures trading law inoperative.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Union Veterans Legion Chooses Pittsburg as HQ for 1923
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania today the Union Veterans Legion named Pittsburgh as its national headquarters with the 1923 convention planned there. Col. Norma R. Thompson of Jamestown was elected national commander.
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Union Veterans Legion
Pittsburg
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
ittsburgh
Norma R. Thompson
Jamestown
Britain Sends Big Air Force To Mesopotamia
London September 14 A thousand officers and men of the Royal Air Force embarked today at Southampton for service in Mesopotamia. Run Over By Auto While crossing the street near his home last night Donald Shoemaker aged years East South street was run over by a Ford automobile driven by David Aldridge. It is thought the youngster became confused and failed to get out of the way of the approaching auto. It is thought that he is injured internally.
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Associated Press
London
Royal Air Force
Southamapton
Mesopotamia
Donald Shoemaker
East South street
David Aldridge
Weak Industrial Shares Cause Stock Market Sag
New York news reports a morning stock market sag driven by weak industrial shares as bears push to find weak spots after yesterday's relief. Profit taking noted on recent purchases, call money opens at 4 percent, with a strong close as about 1,100,000 shares trade. also mentions Thomas Rice leaving for Towson to attend Maryland State Normal School.
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Associated Press
New York
Call
NAME ROADS NOT IN SETTLEMENT DECISION
Chicago September 14 Officials for several railroads said to the AP that many lines did not join the strike settlement approved by the shop crafts policy committee last night The list includes Atlantic Coast Line Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Central Railroad of Georgia Delaware and Hudson Delaware Lackawanna and Western Erie Elgin Joliet and Eastern Fort Worth and Denver City Gulf Coast Line Illinois Central Louisville and Nashville Lehigh Valley Minneapolis and St Louis Pennsylvania System Missouri Kansas and Texas Missouri Pacific St Louis and San Francisco St Louis and Southwestern Southern Pacific Wabash Western of Alabama Central Railroad of New Jersey Chicago and Alton Chicago Burlington and Quincy Chicago Great Western Northern Pacific Union Pacific and Texas Pacific.
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Associated Press
Chicago
shop crafts policy committee
Atlantic Coast Line
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe_ Central Railroad
Georgia
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware
Norfolk and Western
Lackawanna and Western
Erie
Elgin
Joliet
Eastern
Fort Worth
Denver City
Gulf Coast Line
Louisville
Nashville
Lehigh Valley
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Pacific
San Francisco
Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Wabash
Western
Alabama
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Chicago and Alton
Burlington and Quincy
Great Western
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Texas Pacific
County C. E. Convention at Adamstown September 21
Frederick County Christian Endeavor plans an all day program in Adamstown on September 21. Music will be led by Prof. Percy S. Foster, a noted musician who helped lead the World C. E. Convention in New York last summer. Rev. R. F. Shively, a missionary from Kyoto, Japan, is among the prominent speakers with several county pastors and state officers participating. A play titled Doing His War Without Power will be presented by the Adamstown Senior Society Con ferences. Toll M. Wright leads field seminars and other activities are announced.
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Frederick County
Christian Endeavor Society
Adamstown
Percy S. Foster
C. E
New York
R .F. Shively
Kyoto
Japan
Toll M. Wright
Maryland War Veteran Starves Held Up by Red Tape
Walter J. Coleman, Cumberland Maryland veteran, claimed 55 percent disability and $44 monthly federal pay but reported receiving no government funds for months while living in Washington. Local charities and officials pursued relief amid a tangle of misapplied vouchers and shifting addresses.
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Washington
Maryland
Walter J. Coleman
United States
Washington dispatch
Cumberland
Veteran's Bureau
lkely
France
Senator Weller
Coleman
Fort McHenry Hospital
Baltimore
yestern
H. W. Mason
Yours Men's Christian Association Service Club
Associated Charities
Frederick Red Cross
Russell E. Lighter
County Red Cross
Edward 9. Delaplaine
Middletown
Ohio
Veteran’s Bureau
Delaplaine
Red Cross
Fort McHenry
Charles FL. Klipp
Church street
Frederick
Zihiman
George Birety
home service section
Army Dirigible Arrives At Akron
The army dirigible C-2 arrived at Wingfoot Lake station near Akron Ohio after a calm landing at noon. Officers reported stiff winds at daybreak but the airship made good headway from Langley Field Virginia arriving in exactly 11 hours. Its destination is Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Akron
Ohio
Wingfoot Lake serial station
here
NGam
Woothecraft
Langley Field
Virginia
Los Angeles
Separate settlements urged in shop men strike across railroads
Leaders of federated railway shop crafts began negotiating separate settlements while about 50 roads already agreed. Southern Railway will start direct talks here under the Transportation Act and Ben W Hooper says the board will give full and fair consideration. Central Lack of cooperation from Central of New Jersey noted as it refused to consider the settlement proposal.
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Associated Press
Chicago
federated railway shop crafts
shop men
union general policy committee
Southern
Washington
Southern Railway
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ben W. Hooper
Larbor Board
N. J. Obdurate
New York
Hig Stein
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Hart Extremely Cruel Divorce Suit Filed Against Hart
Mrs Winifred Westover Hart files for divorce from film actor William Hart on grounds of extreme cruelty. Attorney confirms a $200,000 cash settlement was discussed but says a larger total settlement may be sought and a full agreement had not been reached.
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Los Angeles
Calif
William
Hart
Winifred Westover Hart
Hellwig And Reutter Expelled From New York Stock Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange expelled Theodore A. Hellwig and Robert H. Reutter, founders of Hellwig and Reutter, for conduct inconsistent with equitable trade by selling and clearing bonds of a company they helped float in a $1 000 000 loan, under par during stress sales. The action was announced by President Cromwell on Sept 14. The firm had been admitted on May 1, 1914.
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New York Stock Exchange
Hellwig And Reuatter
Associated Press
New York
Theodore A. Hellwig
Robert H. Reutter
Cromwell
Charles E. Reutter
Hellwig
B. & O. Shop Men Back At Work Monday
Baltimore and Ohio shop crafts union executives to meet President Willard in Baltimore to negotiate peace under Chicago agreement. Officials in Cincinnati predicted 17,000 workers would return by Monday.
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Asaociated Press
Cincinnati
Baltimore and Ohio system execustive committee of shop crafts
Willard
Baltimore
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
Autoists urged to cross crossings cautiously
John T. Broderick announces safety gains from the Careful Crossing Campaign on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. June to August collisions fell 22 percent versus last year, with automobile fatalities down 41 percent and injuries down 9 percent. The program ends this month, and rail officials hope September will show further improvement.
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John T. Broderick
safety
American Railway Association
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Bonus Bill Not Going Back To Conference
Washington dispatch reports the soldiers' bonus bill will not be returned to conference for a land reclamation option. The House rejected the move, ending any immediate chance to modify the bill.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Mrs. Harding Improves Steadily Toward Recovery
Washington reports steady improvement in Mrs. Harding condition with doctors expressing confidence she is on the road to recovery from her critical illness. Regular bulletins will stop and only occasional progress reports will be issued as she improves. The day’s news closes with a quote from H. G. Wells on mankind and war.
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Mrs. Harding
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
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