Sugar corn price talks stall in Frederick County
Frederick County sugar corn growers have not fixed a price for the coming season. A price of 16 dollars per ton would force losses, and cannery offers lag behind farmer expectations. A committee will confer with canners, with reports pending, amid signs of a potential price war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Reliabye
George E Lake
B. C. Speaks
Daniel J. Thomas
Frank X. Staufler
H. L. Davis
George Harmon
W. E. Everall
Sdoward L. Smith
Edgar L. Thomas S. Ramsburg
George Allautt
J. G. Stevens
Hood Students Stage Two One Act Plays at Hood
Hood Athletic Association presents two student written one act plays at Brodbeck gym. Cat O Nine Tails features Con and James Tomkins with satire on modern girls and gender roles. This Humdrum Life follows three meals a day and clever dialogue about social expectations. Performers include Marjorie Smith Sara Myron Mary Schaeffer Consuela Baum er Gladys Baum er and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llood
Hood Athletic Association
Hood
Brodbeck Ball
Margaret Witt
Helen Diltendsi Walt
Marjorie Smith
Sara Myron
James Tomkins
Kathleen Worst
Grace Wattenbarger
Mary Schaeffer
Pete Ferry
Sie Tg
Adelaide Weinberg
Corrine Wright
Consuela Baumer
Gladys Baumer
Helen Ger
Olive Marie Braugh
Elsa Rupp
James Tomkin
Mrs. Kramer
Helen Hartzell
Alice Terry
Susan Carson
Mrs. Ferry
Helen Bassler
Robert Manly
Phillys Abbott
Lucanne Manly
Margaret Shipiro
Che-Jes
Frances Cox
Annie
Isabel Awhonbach
Better General Business Sends Stock Prices Upward
Stock prices moved up briskly today in response to improving business conditions as trade reviews show. Heavy buying of oil shares led the advance with gains of one to four points, while low priced rails steels and other industrials showed strength. Copper and chemical sectors weakened. Volume approached 400000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Weather outlook for Atlantic states cloudy with rain and snow
The weekly forecast from the Associated Press forecasts much cloudiness with occasional rain or snow for the North and Middle Atlantic States with temperatures rising Monday and near normal thereafter. Leah E. Cramer & Son sold the Moser residence on McMurray Street to Lewis M. Turck and wife with possession set for April 1. William W. Mines is visiting Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Giy
Leah E. Cramer & Son
Aritn A. Moser
McMurray Street
Lewis M. Turck
Stubborn Fight Over Excess Profits Tax
Washington February 23 AP reports a stubborn House debate over a proposal to reimpose the excess profits tax. Rep Frear Wisconsin Republican insurgent offers an amendment shifting rates to 10 percent on the first 20 percent of profits over deductions and 30 percent on excess. former law had 20 and 40 percent. An exemption of 3 thousand plus and 5 percent profits remains. Frear argues it would cut the corporate normal tax to 10 percent or less. supported by Rep Oldfield Democrat Arkansas. Republican leaders oppose the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
Profic
Frear
Representative Oldfield
Arkansas
Coolidge Files in Ohio Primary
President Coolidge formally filed his declaration with the Ohio Secretary of State to enter the April 29 presidential preference primary. Elyria’s Arthur L. Garford also filed to allow his name as a second choice candidate. Delegates for Coolidge are expected to be filed soon as the Democratic contest looms with Wm. G. McAdoo preparing to seek Ohio votes early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Coolidge
Ohio
Arthur L. Garford
Elyria
Secretary of State
Wm. G. ShAdoo
County allocates funds for dirt road upkeep by district
The budget assigns 37 531.56 for county road upkeep with 13 367.50 regularly required for dirt roads. Detailed district figures show Buckeystown to Thurmont lines needing varying sums, while Frederick and Brunswick districts are excluded as their roads are state managed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Middletown
Creagerstown
Emmitsburg
Catoctin
Urbana
Liberty
New Market
Hauvers
Woodsboro
Petersville
Mt. Pleasant
Jefferson
Thurmont
Jackson
Johnsville
Woodville
Linganore
Lewistown
Tuscarora
Burkitsville
Ballenger
O. Braddock
Walkersville
Frederick
Brunswick
Peace Prize Plan Sparks Legal Battle Over Prize
Frank Hendrick sues Edward W. Bok for 1000000 in publicity and 100000 prize, claiming his peace plan was superior and would have won the award. He argues the plan is novel clear interesting and convincing and would engage any competent judge. The suit seeks damages totaling 1100000 in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Edward W. Bok
Frank Hendrick
Hendrick
Bok
Kendrick
United States
Brightwell to Be Tried on March 11
William B Brightwell of Martinsburg will be retried in Martinsburg West Virginia on Tuesday March 11 for manslaughter in the death of seven year old Kenneth Kneisley of Martinsburg who was run down by Brightwell s car. Reno A Six of Martinsburg who was with Brightwell when the car allegedly struck Kneisley remains confined until the next term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Brightwell
Martinsburg
W.a
Kenneth Knelsley
Brightwell
Reno A. Six
D Brightwell
Kneisley Boy
West Virginia
Slemp to Appear Before Oil Committee Monday
Washington Feb 23 C Bascom Slemp secretary to President Coolidge agreed to appear before the Senate oil committee Monday Senator Walsh Democrat Montana chief prosecutor in the oil scandal called Slemp on the telephone and the secretary agreed to appear. The subject matter was not disclosed but the committee seeks to learn the extent of Slemp’s communications with government officials and others about the oil inquiry since disclosures began a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
C. Bascom Slemp
Coolidge
Senate of Committee
Senator Walsh
Montana
Slemp
Walsh
Go to Court to Stop Bond Issue for Philadelphia Palmore
The Maryland Public Service Commission filed for an injunction in Baltimore circuit court to restrain the Pennsylvania Railroad Company from issuing 8100 million bonds of the Philadelphia Palmore and Washington Company. The action follows PG W refusal to seek state approval. the railroad seeks relief via the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland Public Service Commission
Baltimore Circuit Court
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia, Palmore and Washington Company
PG & W
Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Adams Home Purchased for Policeman's Children
A home at 274 West Fifth Street, once owned by the late John I. Adams, will continue as a residence for his children. Lloyd C. Culter, as trustee, oversees the property funded by Frederick residents' subscription gifts. The sale totals and the trust plan, with the widow's dower dispute and court deem, frame the arrangement for ongoing family care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Adams
West Fifth Street
Lloyd C. Culter
Frederick
Gilmore R. Flavtt
Culler
Mr. Culler
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Holmes D. Baker
R. E. Delaptaine
E. J. Smith
Adams
Sabillasville Sanitoriium
Lula Adams Wills
Leon
Sabillasvilla
John
Margaret
Better Mailing Week Emphasized By Post Office
The Post Office Department in Washington designates a Better Mailing Week to stress careful addressing and wrapping. Postmaster Irving S. Bigger relayed guidelines to improve mail delivery including legible addresses, return names, prompt depositing, proper parcel wrapping, and statewise letter bundling to speed service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Washington
Irving S. Biger Hag
Vastofice
Children win multiple prizes in local peas guessing contest
In Corsham Wilts on February 23 a family’s children took second third fourth and fifth prizes in a local contest guessing the number of peas in a pound. The event highlighted community involvement and prize winnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsham
Wilts
Eng
Dockmen Strike Disrupts Berengaria Passengers in London
The dockmen's strike stalls unloading of the Berengaria's first class luggage at Southampton. Passengers arriving from New York face delays and uncertainty as unions refuse to permit baggage cars loaded by nonunion labor to move toward London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
London
City of London
Prince of Wales
England
Associated Press
Berengaria
Southhampton
New York
Cunardling
Pussyfoot to Speak at Calvary Methodist Church
Public talk by famous temperance advocate Pussyfoot Johnson at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church in Waterville Ohio on Wednesday February 27 at 8 pm. He will discuss law enforcement, foreign lands, and the liquor question with no admission charged. Pastor G. Hammond of Nashville will accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam
Pussyfoot
Johnson
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
South Africa
Egypt
America
London
England
Ngland
Tisbourg
Waterville
Ohio
Roosevelt
G Om. Hammond
Nashville,Tenn
Snow Likely Sunday Forecast With Weekend Snow
A national forecast predicts snow likely Sunday with a change to rain on Sunday as a past weekend weather pattern repeats on a smaller scale. Temperatures near freezing are expected Friday. In real estate news, Mrs R A Lee Reich and Richard P Johnson sold 233 Second Street to Noy L Leatherman, with possession set for April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peceyerimg
Washington
East Second St
Petts and Griffin
R. A. Lee Reich
Richard P. Johnson
Noy L. Leatherman
Borah Ready to Aid Impeachment of Attorney General
Senator Borah declared he would help build an impeachment case to remove Attorney General Daugherty. He urged appointing a high type head of the Department of Justice and said Coolidge must answer to the people, pledging to join others in laying the foundation for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Senate Today
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Pne Foundation
Senate
Robinson
Adams
Mnust
Department of Justice
Veterans' Bureau
Department
Coolidge
Baugherey
City Realty Sold by Flautt to Multiple Buyers
Real estate agent GuUmorg R. Flautt reports numerous 1923 property transfers. Purchasers include Mr. and Mrs. Tmt K. B. Nelson at 55 Trast avenue and Mrs. Emma V. Saylor at 225 Wast Third street, both to occupy in spring. Additional lots and dwellings change hands on Washington, West Fifth and East Third streets, with several possession dates in March and April. A grooming dwelling on Mentongua avenue also changes hands, and building lots adjacent to it transfer with immediate possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GuUmorg R. Flautt
Trast Avenue
Tmt K. B. Nelson
Mr. Flautt
John M. Culler
Third Street
Emma V. Saylor
Washington Street
Dallas Kehne
Monrovia
John M. Fogle
Fogie
Flauth Wold
Arthur P. Ridgeley
Luther M. Horine
Charles HY. Kehne
West Fifth Street
Elm
Wighth Street
Eighth Street
Kehne
Allen M. Arnold
Bellevue Farm
Frederick
Arnold
Flautt
Ralph J. Beacht
East Third Street
Athion B Mollmus
Collmng
William O. Kalb
James L. Wiles
David S. Blaugh
Mentongua Avenue
West Seventh Street
Ehaugh
Dublin
Mary Hanrahan
William Devereux
Mra. Hanraham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert A. Bartlett
Arctic Circle
Peary
L.o.0.f. Bazaar
State Armory
Odd Fellows Home
Cand
Odd Fellows
Knights of Columbus
Hagerstown
St. John’s
Central Trust Company
William J. Wilkinson
William A Jones
Isaac S George
K of C
William W. Mines
Florida
Mary
Zimmerman
West Patrick Street
Brussels
Albert
Ile
Royal Palace
Bradford
Plaintiff
OIL Committee
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Edinburgh
Graemar
Grampians
Detling
Kent
Tingland
Post Office
British Museum
Victoria Tower
Tafte
Sarth
France
William E. Johnson
Calvary M. E. Church
Pussyfoot Johnson
Illinois State Journal
Springfield
Borah Willing
Dept. OF Justice
City Realty Sold
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!