Maryland Synod Lutheran Church meets at Gettysburg
The Maryland Synod Lutheran Church held its 109th annual session in Gettysburg to discuss adopting a new constitution and election of delegates to the biennial convention. Rev J Edward Byers of Baltimore preached the sermon as about many delegates attended.
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The
United Libheran
America
Maryland Synod
Lutheran
Lic
Gettysburg
J. Edward. Byers
Baltimore
Maryland
Joan
HE C.berger
Charles al. Slagerstown
Plans for Bremen flight and Ireland shipment discussed
A report notes Captain Koehl and Major Fitzman planned to ship a hat to Ireland and fly to Germany, but plans were indefinite. Baron, an aviation enthusiast, said orders were placed for several other planes. The filers planned to attempt the eastward Bremen passage from Montreal, but Bremen's damage and Greenly Island’s distance reduced chances of a return flight.
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Koehl
Fitzman
Vm Attenat A
Ireland
Germany
Montreal
Bremen
Greenly
Stocks Take a High Dive as Markets Western Rally
New York May 22. One of the severest reactions in recent months occurred on the New York Stock Exchange. A broad selling movement followed the rise in money rates. Higher priced industrials and specialties fell 5 to almost 20 points, while many popular rails and industrials slipped 1 to 4 points.
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New York
New York ‘Stock ‘Exchange
Senate probe extends into Ohio Indiana and possibly West Virginia
The Senate Presidential Campaign Funds Investigating Committee, hindered by incomplete witness information in Washington, plans to broaden inquiries to Ohio and Indiana and possibly West Virginia to obtain fuller testimony. The move signals intensified scrutiny of campaign funds and sources amid ongoing investigations.
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Washington
Senate
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Robert and Mary missionary romance by Trinity Lutheran
The Young Women's Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Church announces a missionary romance "Robert and Mary" to be presented on Thursday May 24 at 8:00 pm Tickets available from society members Adults 25 cents Children 15 cents Admission details listed.
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Young ‘Women’s Missionary Society of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ady
Odd Fellows Visit Home Arts Gateway Orchestra at Frederick
Potomac Lodge I O O F members were ferried by forty autos and two buses to Frederick for an Odd Fellows Home auditorium entertainment. The program featured a male quartet, solos by Alfred Davies and Kemp-Kretzer, a Hawaiian troupe, brass ensemble, and a violin solo, with the troupe led by Artz. Members donated canned goods and supplies to the superintendent.
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Potomac Lodge
Frederick
the Odd Fellows
Artz
Gateway Orchestra
Shilling
Davies
Thompson
Hartman
Alfred Davies
Leah “B.'Rizer
Reading
Dorothy Long
Minnesota Reforestation Commission Visit at Mont Alto
The Minnesota Reforestation Commission members visited the Mont Alto State Forestry School to inspect the state forest, nursery, and school facilities. Other sections of the state will be examined in upcoming tours led by Nolan I. A., a member of the Smite Stone delegation.
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Minnesota Reforestation Commission
Pennsylvania
Forestry
Bradford Named New Manager at Peoples Pharmacy Williamsport
J Bradford of Grafton West Virginia is appointed manager of Peoples Pharmacy in Williamsport succeeding Koons who joined a Philadelphia drug firm as a salesman. Bradford is a registered druggist with eleven years of experience.
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J. ‘He ‘Bradford
Grafton
W. Va
Peoples’ Pharmacy
Williamsport
Koons, O
Philadelphia
Bradford
Greek Coalition Regime Resigns
Athens Greece May 22 The coalition government of Premier Zaimis resigns after a brief term of a little over three months. A health clinic for chest diseases will be held at the Hagerstown health center Tuesday May 29 at 9 o clock and at the dev aegos day office May 29 at 2 30 o'clock.
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Athens
Greece
Zaimis
Bremen flyers to return by vessel
New York May 22 The three men who flew the Bremen across the Atlantic will return home by steamship sailing from New York June 9. Harry Bruno, their representative, after a call with Baron Von Huenefeld in Montreal, said passage is booked on the North German Lloyd liner Columbus.
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New York
Bremen
Atlantic
Harry Bruno
Baron von Huenefeld
Montreal
Columbus
Death notices for Semler Repp and Corder families
Obituaries report Mrs Catherine A Semler of East Washington Street dying at 37 from complications with funeral arrangements set for Friday at 2 30 PM at her home with Rev J S Simon leading and interment at Rest Haven. D Lewis Repp dies at 77 a longtime city street department employee with services at Evangelical Church and interment Rose Hill. infant Leona J Corder aged 11 months of 346 South Street dies of pneumonia with Wednesday funeral at Boonsboro Christian Church and burial in Boonsboro Cemetery.
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Catherine A. Semler
East Washington Street
George A
George, Jr
Frank
Paul
Richard
Donald
Genevieve
William J. Smith
Harry
Clifton Miller
North Carolina
J. S. Simon
Rest Haven
D. Lewis Repp
City Street Department
Evangelical Church
Repp
Charles Grove
Hagerstown
Gus Gearhart
Big Pool
Lancelot
Clarence
Aaron
Sherinan
Westernport
Joseph Myers
F. A. Zimmerman
Leona J
Walter
Viola Corder
South Street
Christian Church
Boonsboro
Frick
Federations Press Union Stand on Volstead Laws and Labor
The Maryland Baltimore convention endorses gradual reform ideas and old age pensions while opposing exclusive franchises for the union and urging a ban on freshwater bass sales. Speakers argue for shorter hours and higher pay, denouncing non union workers and stressing militant organization. Delegates plan committees and note hotel theater tickets for attendees.
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District of
Columbia
General Assembly
Maryland
Federation
John J. Manning
Labels Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Abraham Epstein
Baltimore
Henry
Ke Broening
Edward Bieritz
Trade Union Council of Baltimore
Bieritz
Ma‘chinery
Messrs. Broening
Hamilton
House of Delegates
John Frey
S-4 to be Junked by Navy after fatal dive
Boston May 22 The ill fated submarine S 4 that sank off Provincetown last December with 40 men aboard is headed for the navy yard junk pile. Officials expect reconditioning to be abandoned because of cost and age. The wreck recalled grim memories of three days of entombed sailors. The S 51, another sub, was raised and towed to Brooklyn where her shattered hull remains.
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Boston
Mass
Provincetown
Navy
Boston Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Graham.n
Fitch
Rhode Island
City of Rome
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Dam Holds Flood Threat Near Scofield Dam
Water levels at Scofield dam near Salt Lake City remained pressing 60,000 acre feet of water as engineers reported no definite break. Volunteers joined 300 workers to reinforce the dike, while seepage continued. Four lives were lost and 1917 Pleasant Valley dam failure caused $3,000,000 in damage.
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Salt Lake City
Scofield
Pleasant Valley
Pite
Scofield Dam
Factions of Democrats clash over Texas convention
In Beaumont Texas Democrats split into two factions led by Smith supporters and Governor Moody aligned Harmony group. The fight centers on a plan to add delegates and back a presidential nominee. W L Dean named temporary chairman signals pro Smith omen. Moody opposes Smith while backing a law enforcement pledge.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Harmony
Moody
Smith
Harmony Forces
Houston
Black Has Trouble On His Long Flight
CAIRO May 22 Word reaching Cairo from Khartum indicates Van Lear Black Baltimore publisher has canceled the remainder of his 40000 mile world air tour due to engine trouble and wing damage on his plane. He is en route to Cairo by train and will proceed to London as a second plane will not be ready in time.
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Cairo
Khartum
van Lear Black
Baltimore
Black
London
Rebel Chief Slain in Nicaragua May 22
In San Juan del Sur Nicaragua on May 22 Gen Luismena revolutionary leader was assassinated in a targeted killing.
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San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
Luismena
And Soft Shelled Crabs Shipp's Fish Mkt Ad
Advertisement for Shipp's Fish Market featuring soft shelled crabs and a contact phone number 2470. Includes brief promotional note and market location implied by the listing.
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Shipp's
500 Card Party At Pythian Castle
A 500 card party is set for Tuesday May 22 at Pythian Castle with prizes and refreshments. Admission 50 cents. Advance notices advertise the event.
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Pythian Castle
Tues
Phosgene Gas Cloud Still Menaces Hamburg City
A Hamburg phosgene gas cloud, one of history's deadliest war gases, killed 11 and left over 20,000 in hospitals. Authorities warn some may die within a week as breathing the gas causes delayed fatalities. Milk shortages used as antidotes. cattle and fowl perished. the gas spread across streets, farms, and a canal bank wedding party, turning a festive scene into panic.
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Hamburg
Germany
Naval Flier Dies in Crash En Route to Mainland
Honolulu May 22 An unnamed notice reports Lieutenant William H. Reddington of the U S S Langley killed in an airplane accident while the fleet was en route from Hawaii to the mainland. No details of the mishap were provided.
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Honolulu
William H. Reddington
Please Go Way N Let Me Sleep
In Brooklyn on May 22 a six year old, John Cullen, slept through a ride on the elevated train home with his parents. He wedged his foot between the turnstile and iron floor at Adams Street station, and three policemen failed to free him. Fire and police squads then spent 30 minutes tearing up the floor to release him, waking him for a medical check before he resumed his sleep in his own bed.
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Brooklyn
John Cullen
Adams Street
John
Jury Completes Second Trial For Mrs Knapp Albany May
A jury has finished deliberating on the second trial of Mrs Knapp in Albany. The proceedings concluded with a verdict after consideration of the evidence presented and arguments from both sides.
Good Named Washington as Hoover Campaign Director
Washington May 22. James W. Good of Chicago has been named general director of the Hoover campaign. The announcement marks a key leadership move for the Chicago operative in the national effort.
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Washington
James W. Good
Chicago
Hoover
Deaths and funerals mark Greencastle week
Mrs Emma Garling of Greencastle died Sunday after a hemorrhage on the way to church. Survived by children including Mrs John Goetz and Senator Garling, service at First United Brethren Church with Rev Sparrow. John Hellane, carpenter, also died from heart trouble. funeral arrangements pending. Various local residents noted for illness, travel, and visits as community notes.
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Greencastle
Emma: Garling
Garling
George ‘Garling
Miss Wright
Antrim
First ‘United Brethren
Church
Tor
John Goetz
Benjamin. Beeler
Rachael M- Snyder
Awho
Brethren Church
Frank Gladhill
Pittsburgh
Gladhill
Wis
Zovrie Spielman
H. Clippinger
Brendle
Edward Culver
Harrisburg
Frank Knode
South Allison Street
William Hellane
Frey’ Pentz
Lancaster
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Nanny Ebbert
South Dakota Names Delegates to R D Conventions
South Dakota voters name delegates to the Republican and Democratic conventions in Pierre on May 22 but have no binding instructions on presidential preferences. State leaders expect delegates to follow recent proposal conventions backing Frank C. Lowden and Governor Al Smith, though not legally bound.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Frank C. Lowden
al Smith
Lindy Won’t Stand Kidding In Louisiana
May 22 report from LA recounts Harold M. Bixby and two others teasing Lindbergh with "Lucky Lindy" until the pilot made the plane buck like a bronco and Bixby sang again to cure his seasickness.
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LA. Louis
Lindbergh
Harold M. Bixby
Lindy
Bixby
Rebels Routed in Two Engagements at Managua
Marines rout rebels in two engagements near Managua on May 22 4. The operations involve Marine units driving rebel forces from positions with decisive firepower and coordination. No further details on casualties or locations are provided.
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Managua
Fresh Mackerel Specials At Shipp’s Fish Market
Local market offers fresh mackerel specials this week. Rock and white meat fillets advertised as good to fry boil or bake with no bones. Prices 25 cents per pound for standard cuts and 28 cents per pound for rock steaks. Station City Fish Market No 17 and phone 2470 listed.
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Station City
Adv
May 22 Trial Postponed For Florence Knapp Case
Albany May 22 The second trial of Florence Knapp former secretary of state on grand larceny charges was postponed today due to Mrs Knapp's illness The trial opened yesterday with jury selection The charges relate to the 1925 state census and allege misuse of a 2876 census pay check
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Albany
Mra
Florence
Knapp
Rescue at Mather Mine Raises Grim Hope
Hope revived as Krubik, rescued from the Mather mine disaster, crawled through debris to surface water and warmth. He thanked rescuers Diehl as 82 dead are confirmed and 116 still missing amid afterdamp gas and dangerous caved sections.
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Krubik
Butt No
Diehl
Wreck blamed on engineer oversights at Pennsylvania line
In Washington on May 22 the Interstate Commerce Commission safety investigators attributed the Broadway Limited wreck near Dog Creek Ohio on March 30 to engineer oversight. Train 58 struck the rear of 78, injuring 78 people. In Buffalo a dawn flight by Lt. William R. Sweeney from Buffalo to Galveston Texas took off at 5 15 am EST.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Dogram
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buffalo
William R. Sweeney
Galveston
Texas
Third Story Planned for Court Office Building Front
Owen D. Sherley begins construction on a third story for the old Mail building now called the Court office building. The extra level will rise on the front portion of the structure.
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Owen D. Sherley
Mail
Court Office
Missionaries in war zone near Paotingfu under fire
Fourteen American missionaries including nine women remain at their post today in the dangerous war zone eighty miles southwest of Paotingfu as armies clash along a wide front. Air raids increase civilian danger while twenty thousand refugees seek safety in the city, many women and children. American missions lead in feeding and caring for the destitute.
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Peking
Paotingfu
Paotingtu
Hon
Wall Street Opens With Stocks Drifting Lower May Opening
New York May opening shows stock prices continuing to drift lower amid renewed selling pressure. Wright Aeronautical falls 3.34 points while Radio 2 percent, New York Central, Chrysler, and Hupp Motors slide 1 point or more. Drug Inc rises 1.7 points. Interboro Rapid Transit drops 6.5 points to 46 after Supreme Court stay on the 7 cent fare decision until next October.
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New York
Gelling
Wright “Aeronautical
New York-Central
Chrysler
Hupp Motors
Drug, Inc
Tenor William S. Venable to Sing on Baltimore Radio
William S. Venable, well known tenor in the Episcopal choir, will go to Baltimore this evening to sing over the radio from one of the big stations. He will be accompanied by Prof. Roy A. McMichael.
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William’s. Venable
Baltimore
Roy A. McMichael
Market Prices for Wheat and Corn
Wheat futures opened mixed with May May at 1.48 and July around 1.485 to 1.49, with Sept near 1.483 to 1.50 per bushel. Corn futures showed May near 1.03, July about 1.06 to 1.09, and Sept around 1.06 to 1.07 per bushel, reflecting varied session moves.
Insurance Ad for E Fry Agency at 1100 Hamilton Blvd
Classified insurance notice from E Fry Agency promoting new business and renewal policy options. Includes contact details 1100 Hamilton Boulevard and phone 329. Ad emphasizes a broad line of insurance products and free information.
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E. Fry Agency
Hamilton Blvd
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