Fight over Maryland Speakership near end of year
Frederick County figures prominently as Emory J. Coblenzt is challenged for Speaker by Clarence M. Roberts and others. Rumors and factional lines stir Western Maryland lobbies while Peter J. Campbell and John M. Deans emerge as Senate President and Treasurer prospects. End-ball season at Girls High winds down as spring games loom. Flour sales show 50,000 barrels bought by the U S Grain Corporation at 8.20 to 9.25 per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witherty
Ritchie
Maryland
Emory L. Coblentz
Frederick County
Baltimore
Emory JL. Coblentz
Col. Millard
Tydings
Harford County
Coblentz
John Mahon
Coble
Mr. Coblentz
Clarence 'M. Roberts
Prince George’s County
Roberts
State Organization
Lee Mahon
Senate
Peter J. Campbell
John M. Deans
Middletown High School
Maryland State School
G. Hes
Margaret ‘Weller
Elizabeth Bengon
Ruth James
Helen Fisher
Bach
Mary Kidwiler
Oe Leatherman
Marié Schop
Anna Ball
Elizabeth Ball
Dorothy Gale
United States Grain Corporation
Girl Returned After MYSTERY Of Davis Missing Child
A girl returned to her aunt in Brunswick clarifying the disappearance of Matte Grace Davis of New Market. She left at 1245 in the morning to attend school and did not return. the father, police, and county force conducted an all night search in rain. The report also notes a Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society meeting and other local items including Leon M. Stabrook’s speaking engagements and hog production news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
KE. L
Talbert
Brunswick
Mttte Grace Davis
Jean Davis
I New Market
Estabrook
Leon M. Stabrook
New York Farm&s
Metropolitan Club
New York City
New York
Retabrooks
Business Mens’ Club
Foundry Methoder
Washington
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Promises Safe Laxative
A vintage ad touts "California" Syrup of Figs as the best harmless laxative for children. It highlights a tasty fruity flavor and assures mothers of full dosing directions on each bottle, urging to give it without fear. The copy stresses trust in the California product.
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California
Protest pay rise and fund drive at Gettysburg College
Gettysburg College trustees raise professor pay by 300 dollars annually starting this year and backdating to the current academic year. They approve a campaign to raise not less than 500000 dollars to fund the increase and hire more protestors and instructors. A Urbana farm sale and a new molten metal car for steel plants are noted along with an absolute divorce suit filed by Mrs. Georgian A. Smith seeking custody of three children born 1907 11 and 7 years ago.
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Gettysburg College
Board of Trustees
Georgian A. Smith
Clarence M. Smith
Johnsville
David Stoner
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Gotti
Handy Andy
Indy Mady
Father
Little Grace Davis
Women’s Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Harry Fromke
Pauline Poole
Margaret Rhoderick
Ruth Tons
Japan
Clara Haller
Amanda Zimmerman
Myrtle Kulmer
Calvin Schmidtknecht
Win Darner
Michael Late
Rocky Ridge
Ong
Queenaud
Norway
Clarm
Commercial State Bank
Urbana Farm
Grayson H. Staley
Frank Clark
Urbana
James E. Glesler
Geisler
Franklin Savings Bank
OF Frederick
Frederick
James Houck
George W. Heinlein
Greenawalt’s
Market Sts
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
P.O
North Market Street
Kefauver & Shapro
Optometrists and Jewelers
North Market St
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