Respect for the Constitution Emphasized at Luncheon
Judge Urner cites the Constitution as the basis of American institutions and civilization, urging citizens to be loyal to the supreme law. He recalls Hamilton, Madison, Franklin and Washington, notes amendments, and stresses that aliens must follow U.S. law and return home if not compliant. The event closed with Longfellow’s Sail on Ship of State and next luncheon set for Mt Airy.
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Urner
Alexander Hamilton
James Madwon
Senjamn Franklin
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Madison
Pram
Franklin
George Wathingon
Umer
United States
Judge Urner
W. C. Royal
Mt Airy
J. A. Wickham
Baltimore
Lloyd Fisher
William S. Deter
Benjamin Rosenstock
Frederick. Reese
Open Door and Americas Role in China and the Caribbean
The piece reviews U S foreign policy in the Caribbean and Far East, noting a long drift from Lincoln to Wilson and Taft toward open doors and equal opportunities for American trade. It argues policy has followed established 30 year lines, with China’s partition resisted and Latin American influence expanding while acknowledging limits and critiques.
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High Prabe
Amelia
West
Jnly
United States
Seward
Lincoln
Pacific
Alaska
Mexico
Caribbean
Santo Domingo
Virgin Islands
Panama
Congress
WcKinley
Atlantic
Philippines
Orient
China
John Hay
Hay
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Raseia
Manchuria
Japan
Roossvelt Boldy
France
Germar
Hansing
New School Plans Amid Crowded Conditions and Lake Lynn Dedication
Local boards discussed half day sessions for first grades due to crowding at Washington Street and North Market schools. Construction begins soon on a new elementary building with the site raised two feet. Sealed bids invited for several school buildings. A delegation asked transport for 11 pupils to Thurmont High. Separate item covered dedication ceremonies for the Lake Lynn hydroelectric station near Cheat Haven, with West Penn Power and Potomac Edison officials and dignitaries in attendance.
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Frederick Coun
Frederick
Eraville
Tor
Unionville
Ollie Albaugh
Washington Street
North Market Atree
Church Street
Qui Rauch
Emmittsburg
Deerfield
Friends Creek
Elerton
Bartholows
Middlepasint
Tyfer's
Monument
Appolds
Burhman
Foxville
Thurmont High Beach
Ali
Misa Slifer
Jefferson
Verlin Krabill
Frederick High School
Potomac Edison Company
Lake Lynn
Weat Penn Pow Ier Company
Cheat Haven
West Penn Power Company
Potomac Hd
Cumberland
Esstion
Thora Oka
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Howard M. Gore
W. Virginia
Walter S. Finlay, Jr
West Penn Electric Company
H. Hobart Porter
American Water Works and Electric Company
New York City
Mt. Chateau
New Lake
Cheat River
Cheat Haver
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Emory L. Coblents
The
M. F. Riley
Hagerstown
Henry F. Holzapfel
E. Town
F. Paul Smith
C. M. Harris
Fashion Loses In Straw Hat Fight Amid Heat Wave
Weather drives locals to cling to straw hats despite edict that straw hats should disappear. Temperatures near 25 degrees push people toward cooler straw footwear and accessories as fashionable felts retreat to the hat rack.
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Frost
Ige
Air Brake Development at Centenary Exhibition
A fragmented report notes progress on air brake development during the Centenary Exhibition in Haiethorne. The event, featuring the Balinese and other displays, runs from September 24 to October, highlighting potential power innovations and electric or mechanical advances.
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Haiethorne
Ral
Bank Court Hits State Bank Commissioner Over Sykesville Plan
Judge Robert F. Stanton ordered George W. Page to show cause by September 29 why an injunction should not bar interference with establishing a State bank at Sykesville. The bill of complaint by Weer Harris Berry Bennett Roy, plus Ma Roy, Brady Howell Yost, seeks charter approval despite Page’s September 6 refusal.
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Robert F. Stanton
Baltimore
George W. Page
Calse
Sykesville
James R. Weer
J. Marion Harris
Eugene C. Berry
Richard B. Bennett
Carroll County
William Milnes Maroy
Brady, Howell & Yost
Page
G A R FACES FIGHT OVER NAMING COMMANDER
Grand Rapids Mich Sept 15 AP Organization politics faded as veterans gathered for the G A R encampment business session to name a Commander in Chief. Major Gen Les C Clem Washington DC and Elvridge Hawk Sacramento CA were said to be leading candidates.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Annal Pirate of Veterans
G. A. R.ational
Les C. Clem
Washington, D. C
Elvridge Hawk
Sacramento
Calif
Typhoon Devastation Leaves Hundreds Dead in Japanese Island
AP reports about 400 bodies recovered in the western part of the island after a powerful typhoon. Rescue efforts continue as towns and markets were flooded, and property losses mount amid high prices and disrupted markets.
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Zeph
Rouse Court Clerk And Minister At 1A. ML. To Get License And Marry
A garbled report describes an attempt by a Rouse Court Clerk and a minister at 1A ML to obtain a marriage license and wed. Witnesses and two women accompanied by a man and a manager discussed securing the nuptials at the Francis Seer Rey Hotel. Deputy Martz sought the clerk’s consent but the plan faltered as the minister Elilis Willans and pastor M. Fo church were brought in. The narrative notes a tense journey and a thwarted attempt to proceed with the ceremony amid confusion and misdirection.
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Rouse
H Ayadserta
Siteenth Iington
Francis Seer Rey Hotel
I. Martz
Elis Willans
Howard Michael Wedding Today In Maryland Lawn Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Lena Belle Michael and Earl Hargett Howard will be held at 6 PM on the lawn of the Michael home on East Patrick Street extended. Rev. Dr Ulysses G Rupp will officiate in a ceremony with a flowered aisle and musical selections by local performers. The bride will wear white chiffon velvet with orange blossom accessories, and will be given in marriage by her father. Following the ceremony, a reception will precede a northbound motor trip.
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Lena Belle Michael
Ernest D. Michael
Earl Hargett Howard
Dudge
Orphans’ Court
William C. Howard
Howard
Michael Home
East Patrick Street
Ulysses
G. Rupp
Fie
Miranel
David Hagan
Cel- Hat
Joseph Stephens
An Srourry Storm
Flin Xr
Rebekah Thomas
Washington
Helen
Michael
Margaret Farris
Knoxville
Tean
Mildred Michael
Buckeystown
Lorraine Thomas
Ednad Hargett
Frederick
Farris
Thomas
Has- Bett
Ophelia
Miss Eleazor Thomas
Harmony Grove
Joseph Rice
Crawford
N. J
Walton Howard
Charles Frederick Bowers
Paul S. Michael
Nelson Sneafler
Bucker
Clarence Thomas
Miss Michael
le Guis
Hand College
Wington
E. D. Michael Compan
Apatudonus
Lost In Rockies Rescue Report For Missing Girls
Scouts recovered two year old girls missing during a Utah vacation in the Rocky Mountains. Authorities say the children were found unharmed after a search that spanned multiple hours and involved local responders.
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Derek Copy
Rockies
Utah
Bor
Chicago Schools Close As Heat Wave Continues In September
Chicago and surrounding towns shutter schools amid record heat as a fourth day of extreme temperatures grips the Midwest. Officials report 13 heat deaths in Chicago over three days, while schools close at two o clock due to the heat wave.
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Chicago
Lynchburg
C. Glass
Middle West
Camillan Ranges
Central Plains
Missouri
Mississippi
Ohio
Central States
Mercury
Dupols
Power Ban Upheld In Maryland Utility Purchase Case
Judge Robert F. Stanton in Circuit Court No. 2 Baltidore upheld the Public Service Commission’s denial of Public Utilities Electric Company of Chicago to buy four small electric plants in Western Maryland. The four companies are Home Electric Company Lonaconing Emmitsburg Electric Light and Power Company Antietam Electric Light and Power Company and Midland Electric Light Company. The commission denied the purchase after hearings last spring finding no clear benefit to consumers or the four firms.
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Robert F. Stanton
Baltidore
Public Sertice Commission
Public Utilities Electric Company
Chicago
Maryland
Home Electric Company
Lonaconing
Emmitsburg Electric Company
Antietam Electric Light and Power Company
Midland Electric Light Company
Public Service Commission
Youth Surrenders to Winchester Police
Leo Madigan, 21, sought in a family killing and wounding in Frederick County, surrendered to Winchester police after a fatal shooting tied to a contested will. The father, 70, was wounded, the mother and other siblings reportedly disinherited. family tensions followed a disputed will.
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Winchester
Leo Madigan
Robert
John
Double Tolleate
Fredrick County
Aviator Drowns When Plane Falls Into San Diego Bay
In San Thexo California on September 15 AP reports aviation pilot J. K. Kruger attached to the fleet of Service drowned when his plane plunged into the bay during a flight. Aviation pilots E Hayne and J Thompson were rescued by motor boats from the North Island naval station.
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San Thexo
Calif
J. K. Kruger
Coitea Navy
San Diego
Bat Aviation
E Hayne
J. Thompson
North Island
Naval Ag Stalin
Extra Congress Session Opposed by Longworth
Washington September 135 AP Speaker Longworth opposed the idea of a special session and told President Coolidge that no constructive work would come from early convening. He said three House committees are ready to function and expect bills by regular session in December, potentially cutting taxes about 300 million dollars.
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Wicumtco
Sherif Duffy
Kwan
Clara Wit.ecsen
Washington
Longworth
Coolidge
Curtis
Ire
Connecticut
Senate
House
Appropriations
Ways and Means
Congress
Isadora Duncan Left No Will Friends Say
In Nice France the dancer Isadora Duncan died last night in a car accident and her body rests in her studio guarded by attendants awaiting Soviet consular officials. Mrs Mary Desto Perks, who traveled with Duncan, says Duncan left no will and intended all property to go to her blind brother Augustins. Royalties from her memoirs and studio contents are cited as substantial assets. autopsy returns accidental death by strangulation.
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Nice
France
Isadora Duncan
Sister of Novelist Drowned at Sea
Fragmented brief reports a sister of a noted novelist drowned at sea. Text mentions family, unnamed captain, and a wreck. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicates a maritime disaster affecting a writer’s family.
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Lea
Camain Dingle i
Iasi
Itagies Eral
Manning
To Fly To Fight. New York. Sem. 18 AP story
In New York a semi weekly report describes an aircraft at Bradley Field New Jersey awaiting departure on a Thursday morning. The plane, carrying New York’s millionaire air team, is set to fly at ten to dense tea.
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New York
Beadley Field
N. J
Giant
Chicago
Bret
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