Harp Offered Federal Post Amid Tax Chief Speculation
The article reports that Mr Harp has been considered for a high Washington post, with talks at the White House and a possible move to the Fish Commissioner role. It notes President Hoover’s interest in appointing Harp, the offer of an income tax position, and Harp’s preference for the commissioner post, along with political maneuvering and party ties influencing the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harp
Ag Fed
Washington
Ain
Hardan
Mr Harp
Npwae
Wier
Hoover
Apat
Fish Commission
King
Warp
Iton
Dana Frederick N. Amtman
Harry
Uarding
Font
Hin
O&f
Dros
Tax Department
P Fe
Mlarp
Death of L. T. Byron Prominent Hagerstown Capitalist
Hagerstown February 7 Lewis T Meron a leading citizen of Hagerstown died at his home 405 North Potomac Street yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness of several days He was active in charitable and business work in Hagerstown and founded or led multiple leather and manufacturing firms He served as head of leather purchasing for the U S Army during World War I and was a director of the Maryland Surety and Trust Company He is survived by his wife Virginia Brewry Styren two children and several brothers Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
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Hagerstown
Lewis T. Meron
Hagertown
Iis
North Potomac Street
Lewis
Tigeon
Mr. Jivron
Hagens Howwen
Ife
Ang Mba
W. OT Beton
du Winchester
Mass
Boston Latin
Tie
Order of Elksams
Cangontheatre
Assatis Clute
Virginia Brewry Styren
Wiliam Preston Lane
Major Lane
Bermudas
Lew. T. Tyron
Joseph J. Byron
Edward W Byron
Williamsport
Harry W. Byron
Mercersburd
Twain Adaptation Delights City Opera House Audience
A moving picture of Mark Twain s A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur s Court played at the City Opera House last night to a good sized audience. The crowd was pleased with the production and the film is set to be repeated tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
City Opera House
Hearing Today for Assault Charge Before Justice Johnson
Fred Hames faces an afternoon hearing at 2 before Justice J Grahame Johnson on an assault and battery charge involving R. Turner. Deputy Sheriff Allen Barigis reported the arrest. A separate drunk on the street case for Danny Halt, colored, will be heard this evening in police court. Halt was arrested on All Saints' Street by Officer Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hames Wat Beaven
J. Grahame Johnson
R. &. Turner
Allen Barigis
Danny Halt
Colloradt
Hagerstown Manager Plans Entirely New Baseball Team
President Lee Staley of the Hagerstown Baseball Association announced contract holds for retained players must be delivered by March 1. A new manager will face a challenging rebuild with key positions open, including shortstop and catcher, while Hinchman is rumored as a potential manager candidate.
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Hagerstown Baseball Club
Lee Staley
Hagerstown Baseball Association
Sharkey
Stusaell
Catehera
Whecker
Berry
Bachman
Tennant
Layne
WiHfama
Murray
Dleh
Staley Han
Rasael
Sharksy
Othe
Dagerstown Lab
Jack Hurley
Garder
Staley
Hagerstown
Hinchman
Eastear
Chambersburg
Frederick
Tate
Maroon
Musterole Headache Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An old newspaper ad touts Musterole as a clean white mustard oil ointment for headaches. It claims no harmful after-effects of internal medicines and offers jars, tubes, and hospital sizes at 35 cents to 3 dollars, asserting it works better than a mustard plaster.
Fire destroys farm losses near Hagerstown after blaze
A tire damaged barn on a young farmer’s property near Hagerstown caused the loss of 60 cattle 10 horses and 1200 bushels of wheat. Fire crews battled the flames after 6 pm with bucket brigades. The incident also damaged a city rail line and a brick dwelling sale listed by Cramer Stauffer agents, with Mrs Camelis selling a lot at East Third Street to Mr and Mrs Ridgley.
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Johmed
Cramer & Stauffer
Camelis
Nowcestery
East Third Street
Arthur PP Ridgley
Martinsburg Collegians Face Frederick In Key Home Match
Martinsburg Collegians return home to host Frederick in a pivotal five game series encounter. The teams split earlier, Frederick beating Martinsburg at West Virginia town 44 20 while Martinsburg won 1 42 at home. The third game is Saturday, with the fourth set for February 24 at Martinsburg and the fifth, if needed, at Frederick. Also note tax sale of unpaid 1921 property by Hockville bailiff Willian F. Disney on February 22 totaling about 175.
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Oly Gaane
Tashelathom
Martinsburg Collegiane
West Virginia
Farier
Frederick Poste
West Virginians
Martins‘purge
Hie Necengary
Frederick
Congress Heights
Willan F. Disney
Hockville
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L. T. Byron
Sloan
Sk Wat
Qmoco
Harry Hinchman
J. Ferney Young
Nortel
Walter
Jess
O Hass
Martinsburg
Eric
Ore Oid
Vinci
Joss M. Rarsewun
French Street
Erie, Pa
JA. Williamson
DE Iggist
Reliable Drugs Accurate Service
Frederick, Md
C. E. Cline
Ostermoor
South Market Street
the Sterling Plating
C. L. Etchison
South Market St
McHenry Bros
7Th and
Bentz Sts
G. C. McHent
Harry McHenry
Will McHenry
Hugh Robinson
H. R. Hanna
McHenry Cor
Pearre
B. W. Wilson
W. Patrick St
Moberly’s
East Patrick St
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