Milk War Lolas in Frederick as New Plant Pushed
In Frederick, a new milk plant is being pushed by local officials amid rising tensions with Washington dealers who prepare for emergency measures to control supply and distribution. Key players include local merchants and state agencies coordinating the plant launch and potential price actions.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Maryland and
Gyster Company
Washington
W. A. Simpson
Walker Hill Dairy
Producers Sociation
Charles F. Rothenhoefer
East Seventh Street
Simpson
Simpson Stanted
Mr. Simpson
Dian
Walker Hill
Producers’ Association
Memders
District of Columbia
Baltimore
Soy bean hay boosts Frederick County farming outlook
Frederick County farmers expand soy beans from about 300 acres last year to over 1,080 acres this year as University of Maryland testers monitor inoculation results. Hay yields reach two to four tons per acre with 16 percent protein, enough to feed an ordinary herd for the winter, while soy seed demand and profitability grow.
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Frederick County
FW. Oldenberg
Uniersity of Maryland Extension Service
Oldenberg
Virginia
Wilson
Palm theft at DeLashmutt home prompts reward
Two 12 inch pot palms were stolen from the porch of William R. DeLashmutt on Upper College Circle Wednesday night. A reward is offered for the recovery of a brown Sage Palm and a fan shaped palm.
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Willam R. DeLashmutt
Upper College Circle
Gas Main Trouble Causes Low Pressure Citywide
Gas pressure dropped after workers damaged a gas main at Market and Second streets around 3.30 Thursday. Crews worked to restore flow while the high pressure line was shut off. the News-Post plant was affected as gas powered the Hnotype machines, leaving only one operational.
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Market
News-Post
Miners and Operators Accept Peace Proposal in Pennsylvania
Anthracite operators and miners union officials issued joint replies to Governor Pinchot's peace plan. The union accepts as a basis for talks and the operators agree with a long term wage deal but oppose a flat ten percent hike. The union seeks check off while operators want the union to drop demands. Meantime thousands of miners in Wilkes Barre quit work in obedience to suspension orders as talks continue.
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Pinchot
Wilkes Barre
Wyoming Valley
United Mine Workers
Sheriff conducts furniture sale for Dollings Co
Distraint for rent leads Sheriff James A. Jones to sell office furnishings at the Patrick Court building including a typewriter desks chairs and waste baskets. Proceeds reported at 190.50 with auctioneer Guy L. Fout. Additional furniture from Dollings and other branches of the bankrupt R. L. Collings Co was sold in Philadelphia as receivers work to settle claims.
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Patrick-Court
James A. Jones
Leslie N. Coblentz
Guy L. Fout
R. L. Collings Company
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Thomas Raeburn White
White
Dollings Company
Baltimore
Westminster
Salisbury
Easton
Rockville
Reading
Dover
Del
Washington
Dickinson
Collings
R. L. Collings Co
Ohio
Ohin Tha Enit
Commissioners Inspect Crownsville Insane Asylum In Frederick County
Frederick county commissioners completed their annual inspection of the Crownsville State Institution for the insane Negroes near Annapolis. The board found conditions satisfactory and noted 19 inmates from Frederick County, with the county paying 125 dollars annually for each patient. Some patients undertake basket weaving work to earn orders and support themselves during treatment.
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State Institution
Crownsvile
Annapolis
Frederick County
Crownsville
Government Gains In Irish Election
Dublin Aug 31 Up to noon today election returns show 40 seats undecided. Government holds 43 seats in the Dail while Republicans have 30 Independents 14 Farmers 8 Laborites ?
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Associated Press
Dublin
Elrrean Elec
Ion
Ithe Nepublicang
Laborites
Hefts of Tires Stolen in Jefferson Garage Raid Heard
Four men including Corum’s garage break in Jefferson were granted a hearing before Justice J. Grahame Johnson on charges of breaking into Charles D. Corum’s Jefferson garage and stealing about 1,000 dollars worth of tires inner tubes cigars and other merchandise. Police traced stolen goods to James Kellifer’s property and two suspects admitted the theft.
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Page Webber
John Lapold
I&noxville
James Gladstone
Albert Kellifer
Brunewick
J. Grahame Johnson
Charles D. Corum
Jefferson
Corum
F. R. McQuilkin
Shepherdstown
W. Va
McQuilkin
Charles Town
Jones
Frederick
Knoxville
Lapold
Gladstone
Brunswick
Micellifer
Webber
Mc Quilkin
Maconaghtry
League of Nations Fourth General Assembly Preparations
Geneva reports from August 31 describe pre meeting activities for the League of Nations general assembly to open Monday. The United States has decided to join the humanitarian commission and several U.S. senators are expected as observers. A major topic is potential faction stance on reparations.
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Associated Press
Geneva
General Assembly
League of Nations
United States
Humanitarian Commission
Ameriam
Greb and Wilson Bout in Polo Grounds Tonight
New York Aug 31 Harry Greb of Pittsburgh fights Johnny Wilson at the Polo Grounds in a 15 round middleweight title bout. Wilson has held the title since 1920 but has fought little during his ban period. Both fighters claim peak condition as they meet for the championship. Natives of interior Africa hoard cattle as their wealth.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Polo Grounds
Johnny Wilson
Wilson
Interior
Africa
Italy Rejects Greece Ultimatum In Diplomatic Standstill
United States and Mexico restore full diplomatic relations after talks in Mexico City led by Charles B Warren and H Barton Payne. U S recognizes Obregon government and embassy ties resume. two claims conventions to be signed within weeks and filed for settlement by appointed commissioners.
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United States
Mexico
Tasuka
Mexico City
Charlies B Warren
H. Barton Payne
Italy Sees Greek Reply As Unacceptable Ultimatum Looms
Rome reports the Greek government rejects most of Mussolini's seven demands for reparations and indemnity over the Greco Albanian boundary killings. Greece offers a partial apology and says indemnity to families of victims, while promising to honor a religious memorial. A Greek steamer was reportedly stopped at Brindisi, and the Adria was redirected to Constantinople.
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Associated Press
Rome
Stefani
Agenc
Marine
War
Mussolini
Italy
Greece
Brindisi
Adria
Levant
Constantinople
Klan and mobs clash in Perth Amboy street battle
In Perth Amboy on August 30 a fresh skirmish erupted as Ku Klux Klan members fled Odd Fellows' Hall after an attack on a Klan meeting last night that injured more than 100. About 100 armed men assaulted 30 Klansmen who fled the hall, leaving the city momentarily unsettled but police expecting no more trouble.
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Associated Press
Perth Amboy
Trading Quiet on Stock Market
New York stock trading opened quiet and uneventful with selling pressure easing at the start. Pool operators supported favorites while motors and motor accessories showed notable strength amid few moves to higher ground. Call money began at one half percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Heat Returns as August Ends with Warmer Day
The article notes the last day of August brings hotter conditions with brighter sun, contrasting with yesterday's cooler spell. Forecasters expect continued warmth as dry, sunny weather persists into the near term.
Weather Forecast Projections Hit 90 Degrees This Day
Four hours into the day the temperature is climbing past the 86th degree mark after a heavy dew night. A drop to 80 early this morning preceded a rising trend and the day is expected to reach ninety degrees.
Garrett murder case arguments delayed at Cumberland Court
At Cumberland Court House on Aug 8 the Garrett murder trial of Rev. E. S. Vieree suffered delays as a new instruction was presented and debated. Jury arguments were postponed until after lunch and a verdict was not expected until late tomorrow as the judge considers the form of the instruction.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
R. Q.garrett
E. S. Vieree
Weather and crop conditions in Maryland weekly report
Dry sunny and unusually cool conditions dominated the week ending August 28 with rainfall shortfalls. Wheat rye oats thrashing finished in Allegany, potatoes and tobacco harvests under way, corn maturing slowly, tomatoes ripening, and pastures fair to good but stressed in Cecil and Kent counties. Unsettled showers at the end aided crops, with fall seeding prep noted.
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Cecil
Kent Counties
Allegany Mountain
J. H. Spencer
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