De Valera and allies refuse oath at Dail opening
Ireland 23 AP reports Ramon de Valera and Fianna Fail deputies refuse to take the oath of allegiance to the King at the opening of the new Dail in Dublin Birrean. They enter Leinster House but are denied admission to the chamber. A joint church service for leaders on the opposing sides is held with no incidents. crowds cheer as De Valera supporters arrive from across the country bearing banners calling to abolish the oath.
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Dublin
Ireland
Dime
Ramon de Valera
Fianna Fail
Birrean
Dail
de Valera
Leinster House
Fianna Vail
William T. Cosgrave
Timothy Healy
DeVatera
Mr. DeValera
Mahon Paid $10,000 Yearly by Race Track
Sonny Mahon once Baltimore political boss is said to receive 10,000 yearly from Havre de Grace race track as adviser. Howard Burke confirms the sum but cites no duties. Maryland Racing Commission sources note no improper tax reductions. William Carr cites 15 percent tax losses. Douglas Turnbull appointed to replace Carr after the Racing Commission meeting.
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Sonny” Mahon
Baltimore
Havre de Grace Race Track
Howard Burke
William Bradley Carr
Maryland Racing Commission
Carr
The
Racing Commission
Douglas C. Turnbull
Burke
New York
Mahon
Maryland
Forum editor Henry Leach to speak at Swarthmore Chautauqua
Members of Hagerstown literary groups plan to attend a lecture by Henry Goddard Leach editor of The Forum on Are Americans Intolerant at the Swarthmore Chautauqua on July 8 He is hailed as a leading editor and educator with Princeton Harvard credentials and international experience The program includes concerts by the Jacksonville Boys Band deaf and dumb musicians and a lecture by Captain T Dinsmore Upton on Recreation through Recreation Opening day features performances by the Oliver Huot Stewart Co and Ross Crane demonstrations in interior decorating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Events Club
BE. H. Zeigler
Arts and Letters Club
Victor Cushwa
Hagerstown
Henry Goddard Leach
Forum
Swarthmore Chautauqua
Leach
Quality Street
Ereater
Walter Himes Page
William Lyon Phelps
America
Princeton
Harvard
Harvard University
Jacksonville Boys
T. Dinsmore Upton
Oliver Huot Stewart Co
Ross Crane
Radio Corp Settles All Patent Suits
The Radio Corporation of America has settled out of court all patent litigation and will receive 1,250,000 dollars from licensing agreements with seven radio manufacturers. The deals cover royalties claimed over several years and involve firms previously in litigation with RCA and others.
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New York
The
New York Times Today
Radio Corporation of America
Radio Corporation
Man's Body Found in Boat Lake at Patterson Park
Baltimore June 23 A well dressed man about 50 was found dead in the Patterson Park boat lake. Initials H. M. appeared on a band of his straw hat. A square dance advertised at Red Bridge Park Chambers Pear June 24 features Rhodes Famous Square Dance Orchestra Ady.
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Baltimore
Patterson Park
H. M
Square Dance
Red Bridge Park
Chamberspare
Fli
Rhodes Famous Square Dance Orchestra
Ady
No agreement at limitation of navy meet
Geneva June 23 British delegate Lord Cecil and American chief Hugh S Gibson held a private meeting to discuss naval limitation proposals. No progress toward an accord was reported, both sides explaining their positions. Gibson, with Allen W. Dulles, said optimism remained about eventual agreement as patience and good will were needed. Cecil defended Britain’s economy through smaller ships while deeming American plans as lacking clear scope beyond three auxiliary warcraft types.
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Geneva
Lord Robert Cecil
Hugh S. Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Allen W. Dulles
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Viscount Cecil
Scholarships Exams July 7 At Antietam Street School
Examinations for tuition scholarships to Blue Ridge College and senatorial scholarships to St John’s and Washington colleges will be held July 7 at 10 30 o’clock in the Antietam street school building. All county high school graduates are eligible and those with the highest averages will receive the scholarships.
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Blue Ridge College
St. John’s
Washington Colleges
Antietam Street
Post Gives Bond For Court Action
Roy Post of Hancock faces manslaughter charges after his car struck Milton Shirk fatally injuring him along the pike near Fairview last Saturday night. Post posted a 2000 bond this morning after arraignment in city court yesterday as he awaits November court action.
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Roy Post
Hancock
Milton Shirk
Post
Shirk
Pike
Fairview
Deaths of Rev Dr James O Wrightson pastor of Calvary M B Church
Rev Dr James O Wrightson longtime Calvary M B Church Frederick pastor died suddenly at his West River summer home near Annapolis from a heart attack. He had health issues after a paralysis attack two years ago. A retired Baltimore conference member, he leaves a widow and children Francis Ruth James Anna Cranston Elizabeth Robert and Mrs Mother Brown. Funeral Friday at two o'clock in West Tallmdre Mo K church with Rev Dr G Ellis Williams presiding and Rev ET Mowbray assisting.
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James O. Wrightson
Calvary M. BY
Frederick
West River
Annapolis
Wrightson
Rustain
Calvary Church
Piedmont
W. Va
Baltimore
Francis
Ruth
James
Anna
Cranston
Elizabeth
Robert Wrightson
Brown
Serviews
West
Taldmere Mo K
G. Ellis Williams
Stev. ET. Mowbray
Magerstown
In Memoriam John Sayles One Year Gone
In loving remembrance of my uncle John Sayles who departed this life June 23 1926 Some may think that I forget you Though in earth you are no more you are with me as you always were Before by his nephew Freddy Sayles
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John Sayles
Earth
Freddy
Sayles
Cosgrave Reelected President of Free State
William T. Cosgrave was re elected President of the Free State executive commission by the new Dail Eireann at its session in Dublin. The session occurred without Eamon de Valera and other Fianna Fáil deputies who refused the oath of allegiance to the King.
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Dublin
Ire
iWilliam T. Cosgrave
Free State Executive Commission
Dail Fitran
Eamon de Valera
Fianna Fair
FREIGHT ARRIVING DAILY AT WESTERN MARYLAND YARDS
Baltimore and Ohio freights now arrive daily in the Western Maryland yards. A two-stacker engine the first of its kind here hauled in a 115-car train. The two-stacker is a heavy mallet with two smokestacks and is among the largest engines used in railroading. Back in Vienna Chamberlin and Levine visit Budapest briefly before returning to Vienna.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Maryland
Yankees Swing To Split In Boston Doubleheader
Babe Ruth and Tony Lazzeri lead the Yankees in Boston as they win two straight within a doubleheader. Ruth’s pose with Bill Carrigan’s son highlights the scene as Lazzeri receives a diamond testimonial in Boston. Separate notices report Ty Cobb wine mislabel at Galveston and a Hereford bull sale in Sioux City, plus a Laredo saloon exclusion for girls.
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Babe Ruth
Tony Lazzeri
Beau
New York Yankees
Boston
Bill Carrigan
Red Sox
Andrew A. Riggio
Lazzeri
Lalian Ball
Cobb
Galveston
Ty Cobb
San Francisco
Estate Left To Girl Is Valued At 500000
Salisbury Md June 23 Dr Edward Tull estate valued at 600000 for 13 year old protegee Ednadane Davy. Baltimore Trust Company named trustee in will. Appraisal covers personal property plus a 2300 acre farm and Piney Island game preserve on the Eastern Shore.
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Salisbury
Edward ©. Tull
Ednadane Davy
George H. Myers
Baltimore Trust Company
Tull
Somerset County Orphans’ Court
Piney Island
Ved Bey Plans Nonstop Constantinople to New York Flight
Turkey's top aviator Ved Jint Bey aims for a nonstop Constantinople to New York flight in a Turkish aircraft. President Mustapha Kemal Pasha has approved the project, marking a bold aviation milestone.
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Constantinonpnle
Turkey
Vedjint Bey
Constantinople
New York
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Terrorist Band Is Dispersed Assault At Border
Ten terrorists named as Kobilinski Garas were shot and 19 others captured after border raids along the Polish frontier. They were accused of attacking Soviet officials and looting villages during raids.
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Moscow
Kobilinski Garas
Kiev
Local Quotations Prices by C M Horst
Prices listed for wheat corn meal flour and feed products from C M Horst. Items include Pure Dial case price, Standard middlings, Jumbo stock Wayne pig meal Wayne dairy universal egg mash Wayne growing feed Blatchford chick started with implied retail selling figures.
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Adareces
Wayne Pig
Wayne Dairy
Jumbo
Universal
Wayne Growing
Blatchford Chick
Steamer and Fishing Boat Collision Off Cape Cod
A surge trawler from Boston collided with the Clyde Line Steamer Ozark five miles off Cape Cod. Three crewmen of the Surge were missing and believed drowned while 19 were rescued. Ozark was damaged and beached. Coast guards stood by as the freighter headed for shore after the crash.
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Truro
Mass
Surge
Boston
Clyde Line
Ozark
Cape Cod
Pamel River
Potatoes on sale at Shipp's Fish Market
Irish Cobbler potatoes advertised in bulk by Shipp's Fish Market with contact phone 2470, stating they are available while stock lasts.
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Shipp
Woman Warrior Heads Army Women Relations Office
Miss Anita Phipps holds a notable position with the General Staff in Washington as Director of Women’s Relations. She plans wartime uses of women’s services by the Army and oversees related duties.
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Anita
Phipps
General Staff of the Army
Washington
Army
Mrs Stouffer Paralyzed at Home in Vivid Incident
Mrs Lydia Stouffer aged 36 Randolph Avenue was found critically ill after being paralyzed at her home Tuesday evening. Her son Carl Stoffer returned from work to discover her lying on the floor in a helpless state. The report references Sheetrock and Cushwa in a stray line about decorations and Hati.
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Stouffer
Lydia, Stouffer
Randolph Avenue
Carl Stoffer
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U. S
Gibson
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Albany
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D'Oisy
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India
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Levine
Budapest
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Missouri
Paramount - Famous Players
Los Angeles
Charles Robbins
William S. Hactor
LaGuna Beach
Calif
Thomas G. Fisher
Arch Gilbraith
Duncan
Okla
B. TF. Cox
Coast Guard
Cahokia
Malahat
California
Tilson
Coolidge
White House
British Labor Party
Trade Union Congress
Russia
Roy Danzer
Oak Hill Avenue
Benefi
Presbyterian Church
Gehr’s
Melody Makers Orchestra
Gents
Sioux City
Iowa
Richard Fairfax
Laredo
Texas
Nuevo Laredo
Turk
Funkstown
J. Howard Smith
J. Litcher Eckstine
Howard Street
Virginia Avenue
C. M. Horst
Wood Auto Service
Light
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hner
Woman Warrior
Hati
Ohio Truss & Appliance Co
Mackenzie Drug Co
S, Potomac St
Jimmy French
Pagoda Park
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Melody Makers
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