Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Elect Officers
The Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association held its first general meeting under a new constitution in Washington at 10L: 0 street N. E. About 254 members attended electing 20 directors from districts including Frederick and Montgomery counties. Officers named include President H. T. Panacoast and VPs Thompson and Stabler with an executive committee featuring B. Wachter and others. Speakers from Maryland and Virginia universities and agriculture departments discussed cooperative milk marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MEK Producers’ Association
Washington
Q street
N. E
Frederick county
George S. AlUlnet
Buckerstown
McGill Eck
Belt
Frederi county
cum- Montgomery
Howard Fawley
Petersville
S. B. Wachter
Walkersville
J. P. Harrison
Barnesville
E. C. Speaks
Frederick
H. T. Panacoast
Loudon county
Thompson
Virginia
J. A. Gamble
Univers of Merriand
T. B. Symons
University of Merriand
Meek
Virginia College of Agriculture
James
Dzion
Department of Agriculture
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Crouse Family
The 23rd anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A C Crouse was celebrated at home on Friday afternoon with about 180 friends and relatives calling to extend congratulations. The event featured a gold color scheme and a reception. Rev. Snider officiated the ceremony. Cronise, born near Lewistown, and Miss Alice Bre were connected to Frederick County and Harmony. attendees included Mrs Harry R O Leonard and Rich S wag.
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A. C. Crouse
Cronise
Snider
Lewistown
Virginia
Alice
Cromise
Frederick county
Harmony re
Cronis GEER
Richard S. wag
Camp Hill
House Completes Farm Credits Bill
The House Banking committee finished a composite Farm Credits bill incorporating Lenroot Anderson Capper and Strong elements. Chairman McFadden said it would be reported to the House Monday for passage likely on Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Banking committee
McFadden
93 Year Old Frederick Pioneer James H Gambrill Sr Birthday
James H Gambrill Sr, a longtime Frederick resident and noted citizen born 1830, marks his 93rd birthday. He relocated to Frederick in 1849 and his children include Richard Gambrill in Chicago C S Gambrill in Baltimore J H Gambrill Jr and daughters Mrs John M Roberts and Mrs T Poole Jones.
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James H. Gambrill
Frederick
Richard Gabrill
Chicago
C. S. Gambrill
Balimore
J. H. Gambrill
John M. Roberts
T. Poole Jones
this city
Schroeder Home Real Estate Sells at Public Auction
The late Mrs Sophie W Schroeder estate was bought at public sale at the court house by C F E Cline for 315000. The property on North Market street between Second and Third streets includes a nine room two story brick house a store room and a three story brick shop with alley access. Estate of Joan E Hear was offered but withdrawn for lack of bids. A Y M C A meeting discussed Good Turn scouting and first aid training with G Elmer Brengie leading the program and plans to raise standards and expand troops.
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Sophia W. Schroeder
court house
C. F E. Cline
North Market street
Second
Market street
East Second street
Albert A. Schroeder
Harry ©. Schroeder
Wiliam E. Darner
Leo. Weinberg
Joan E
Hope for enactment of reciprocity bill for District licenses
A step toward the District gasoline tax law linking Maryland and the District of Columbia was taken as the measure was reported to the Senate by L Heisler Ball. The measure could be brought up in the final week under a unanimous consent agreement, with prospects of breaking a legislative jam in the upper chamber. Senator Kenneth D McKellar plans a one man filibuster on a separate street car fare bill, delaying progress. House activity showed no movement on the gasoline tax bill as leaders urged President Hoover to call another District day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
District of Columbia
Senate
L. Heisler Ball
Delaware
Senate District committee
Kenneth D. McKellar
Tennessee
McKellar
Sundar
House
Benjamin BK. Focat
Pennsylvania
2thi House
Haring sho
Snow or Rain and Warmer Next Week
Weather forecast for the week starting Monday shows snow or rain in the Northeast and Middle Atlantic states with temperatures near normal to slightly above. The report notes mixed precipitation and warmer conditions, while unrelated garbled dialogue appears in the text.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nouth
Middle Atlantic
Charlemagne Tower Dies in Pneumonia
A report notes Charlemagne Tower died from pneumonia after a long career tied to international diplomacy and the United States government. The obituary highlights his work in diplomacy and public service, with emphasis on his influence in early 20th century affairs.
Harding Quietly Prepares Key Message for Congress
President Harding worked on an important communication to Congress. White House aides offered few details, saying it would be a significant document sent later today. Also, the Russian armored cruiser Trotzky reportedly sank in the Black Sea after a collision during an international naval exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Congress
White House
Trotzky
Black Sea
Six Masked Bandits Steal Payroll in Ohio Bank Robbery
Six masked bandits entered a bank near Steubenville Ohio and looted ten thousand dollars intended for payroll. A cashier was wounded by a pistol shot as two bandits outside watched, one retreating with an injured partner, and the others escaped with the money. Detective reports describe the gunfire and attempted robbery at Peoples Bank near Mr Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Snot
Steubenville, O
Harry Price
People’s Bank
Mr. Pleasant
Ed. Jones
pandit
Price
Body of Miss Mary Ward Found in Jones Falls
The 45 year old Miss Mary Wilson Ward, connected with the La Trobe Apartments, was found dead in Jones Falls beneath the North Ave bridge. Police cite no foul play signs and consider suicide as a strong theory. Ward, daughter of Mrs Henrietta T Ward and the late Henry Ward, had stepped back from society to be near her ailing mother.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Mary Wilson Ward
Latrobe
Jones’ Falls
North Avenua bridge
Ward
Henrietta T. Ward
Henry Ward
Stock Market Shows Mixed Session With 315800 Shares
New York February 24 reports a brief stock market session with alternating wealth and strength. Professional interests held most trading as speculators extended commitments despite a stronger money rate and month end reaction approaching. The closing was steady with about 315800 shares sold.
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Associated Press
New York
Hoover Withholds Decision On Russian Relief Question
Report notes no ruling yet on aid to Russia as U S officials weigh grain shipments, while unrelated crime item details a diamond robbery where two armed men stole a pouch of gems from a man in a town building. The suspect confrontation occurred on an upper floor.
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HOOVER
hicazo
Henry CC
York
armel
diamionts
cleras staras
tate street
cigiator
Hart
Real Estate Sales by Markwood D Harp
Markwood D Harp announces multiple farm and land sales near Braddock Liberty and Buckeystown. Transactions include 52 acres to Otho J Toherr with possession April 11 and 5 to 12 miles north of Liberty on the Liberty pike to John M Smith with possession April 1.
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Markwood D. Harp
Braddock
Otho J. Toherr
Kates C. Shaffer
Shaffer
Harp sion
Liberty
Liberty pike
John M. Smith
Harry A. Lowman
nevar Unionville
Lowman
Mr. Harp
John D. Whipp
Buckeystown
Harp
Mr. Whipp
T. Frank _Metcalfe
Guilty verdict for Charles W Shearn in Dutton murder case
Charles W Shearn, colored, found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Alonzo Dutton, with trial details showing a Christmas masquerade dispute leading to a mistaken shooting. Edith Monroe’s trial for infant murder pending. no date set. Court quiet with juries excused until Monday and hearings on Bastardy cases involving Earl Black and Roosevelt Giles occurring earlier.
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Charles W. Shearn
Atonzo Dutton
Edith Monroe
Earl Black
Roosevelt Giles
Charles W. Shears
Alonzo Dutton
Shearn
Dutton
Monroe
Holden S. Felton
Reno
Harp
young Shearn
Triana
Walkersville Woman's Club Elects At February Meeting
The Walkersville Woman's Club held a regular meeting on February 2 with the program focusing on George Washington topics. Members read passages about Washington and Martha Washington, listened to a play by six Walkersville school children, and discussed Mt. Vernon. A special meeting at Mrs. Ward Stauffer's home on February 28 will feature a dessert demonstration by Miss Thompson.
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Woman's Club of
Walkersville
Kent Nicodemus
George Wash
art ion
Martha Washington
Margaret sec
corres
Nicode
Thomas Sayior
Toette
George Washington
A. G. sina
Mt. Vernon
Albert Cramer
Washington
Walkersville school
Ward Stauffer
mick
Man Buried In Well After Sand Collapse Near Sav age Farm
Rescue teams worked through the night after a well 30 feet deep collapsed trapping a worker on Garnard Bassford’s Maryland farm near Savage. Food and medicine were passed down as prisoners from the nearby jail tunnelled to reach him.
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Maynard Easto
Garnard Bassford
Savage
Baltimore
Easton
House of Correction
Jéessups
Unique Entertainment From Buckeye Women’s Club Features Historic Costumes
The Buckeyes town Women’s Club held a Friday evening program in the social room showcasing six historical periods from 1840 to the present. Members wore heirloom gowns and performed scenes with Martha Washington, a Star Spangled Banner pose, humorous readings, and period costumes.
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Buckeys
cub
E.X. Snouffer, Jr
John Ball
Martha Washington
radio
enen
White House
Prince of
Walter Bartlett
Trego McKinney
Wiliam Smith
Jona Bak
EL. Rodemus
George abter
yes Lagiar
Minnie Heller
J. P. Graff
E. N. Snouffer
Underwood May Seek 1924 Nomination Says He May Run
Senator Oseer W Underwood of Alabama Democratic floor leader hints at entering the 1924 presidential race. He sailed from New York for Europe and outlined his candidacy in a February 2 letter to WLOA Colemanda of the Alabama House. Reporters quote reactions as political intrigue grows and observers weigh his chances.
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Associated Press
Weslingtey
Osear W. Underwood
Alabama
Senate
mar egeinde
Europe
T Underwood
New York
WLOA Coleman
Alabama House of Representatives
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Brengie
va Ss
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U. S. Senate
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Billy
Lafayette
CHARLEMAGNE TOWER
dor
Germany
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Pres. Petersburg
Seward
Beevers
teleph
Harmy EK
Thaw
Stanford White
Pittsburgh
Swanig Insane Asylum
Miss Ward
Bankers
Russia
Jack
Miss Pert
Tome
M.D. Harp
WALKERSVILLE WOMAN'S CLUB
Maynard Easton
WOMEN’S CLUB
UNDERWOOD
Hank Sp Ban
Herb Blurk
Louisville Counter-Journal
Arkansas
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