Coolidge Vetoes Farm Relief Bill in Key Stand
President Coolidge vetoed the McNary Haugen farm relief bill calling it discriminatory and saying it would penalize thousands of farmers. Congress cannot muster a two thirds majority to override, and Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman McNary said no effort would be made to overrule the veto.
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Coolidge
Senate Committee
Osewerth
DMN
Congress
Senate House
Senate
Washington
McNary
Senate Agriculture Commitee
Conlidge
McNary- Haugen
Bomb explodes in front of former Brooklyn judge’s home
In Brooklyn a bomb exploded in front of the home of Joan Palmieri, former City Court Judge, as threats from anonymous writers demanding 50 000 dollars preceded the blast. The family of six slept through the attack, windows were damaged, and the showplace Ocean Parkway residence was shielded. Police noted similar death threats against bank president Harry Demott and physician Dr. Bert Harrington.
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New York
Rome
Joan Palmieri
Brooklin
Ocean Parkway
Ehradberr
Harry Demott
Mechanics National Bank of
Bert D. Harrington
Brooklyn
toGar
Garrett Proposed as Ambassador to Turkey
Representative Trains proposed John W. Garrett of Baltimore as ambassador to Turkey to President Coolidge. Garrett served in the wartime diplomatic sphere during the 1921 22 encylment conference in Washington and has had a long diplomatic career.
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Washington
Maryland
Coolidge
John W. Garrett
Baltimore
Turkey
Garrett
Jonz
Former Senator David Baird Dies in Camden New Jersey
David Baird former United States Senator and Republican figure in southern New Jersey died at his Camden home at an advanced age. The announcement notes his long service and prominent status in regional politics. The obit includes references to related ceremonial activities and honors within the Knights Templar organization.
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Baird
Camden, N. J
Camden
N. J
David Baird
United States
New Jersey
HH Zveral
Chicago Plane Crash Claims Local Residents
Tragic air mishap near Chicago results in the deaths of several residents as authorities investigate probable mechanical failure and weather factors. Agencies coordinate search, rescue, and identification efforts while families await updates.
Fire truck equipment tour shown to committee
A Frederick committee reviewed Mack and LaFrance fire apparatus during a multi city inspection tour. They tested aerial ladders, evaluated operation and reliability, and noted quick service and sturdy construction as key factors in selecting gear for the department.
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Mérial Ars
Mary
Frederick
Mack
James P. McComas
Sitatior Zimmer
New York
New Brunswick
Lieut Schoeck
Answeys
Court Street
Long Island City
Baltimore
Brederick
Mack Company
Philadelphia
W. W. Withers
L. L. Woodworth
American le France Company
la France
Shubert
Maryland
Lyric Theater
Nice
Philadelphia Fire Department
Wolf
LaFrance
Tha
Ahrens-Fox
Eh Jay Dt
Ave
Wolff
Sarton
Tysets Seemees Thesevskie
Ladders Co. 5
Tillerman
Ue Hack
E. F. Munshower
G. William Shipley
Charles T. Butcher
Citizens’ Track Co
Dudley Page
G. Allen Kiine
A. T . Brust
Ocean City
Patriotic social at Lutheran chapel with playlet and prizes
In the Lutheran chapel a patriotic social organized by the Ladies' Bible class drew about seventy five attendees. Miss Katherine M Wiener led the event with a playlet Our Fire Flag featuring Betsy Ross and George Washington. Prizes included a cherry tree miniature and a Washington hatchet. A monthly meeting plan was approved. Rev Kieffman to speak at Adametown school tonight.
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Lutheran Chapel
Katherine M. Wiener
Miss Wiener
D. T. Darrow
Clara Blacester
Roy Schildtknecht
Betsy Ross
Bertha Markey
Col
George Washington
Mae Moser
Robert Morris
Rupp
Wiggin
Misa Wiener
Sistant Roser
Treasure
Miss Mae Move
Sec Teta
Granted Absolute Divorce in Maryland Case
Mrs. Alice V. Doneshugh of Hagerstown obtained an absolute divorce from Charles E. Hat- Real of Frederick after a decree by Judge Wagaman. The ruling grants full dissolution of the marriage and finalizes the separation.
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Alice V. Doneshugh Tiatfeid
Hagerstown
Charles E. Hat- Real
Wagaman
Congressional Diaz Honors Ten Fliers With Medals and Plans Treaty Aid
President Coolidge awarded Congressional Medals of Honor posthumously and to living Byrd Arctic expedition members for gallant service including an attempt to fly to the North Pole. Atlas of proposals for Nicaragua includes a $20,900,000 loan package, a military mission, and American technical aid for public works and canal routes.
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Diaz
U. S
Washington
Congressional
United States
Myrtland
Floyd Bennett
Navy
North Vale
St White House
Army
Marine Corps
Coolidge
Byrd
North Pole
Bennett
Commander Byrd
Amerina
Ding
Nicaragua
Pacific
Atlantic
Gas Tax and Roads Under Discussion at County Meeting
John N. Mackall chairman of the State Roads Commission will address the Frederick County Farmers Association at the courthouse on Saturday. The talk centers on road construction, gasoline tax plans, and grade crossing elimination as the Legislature debates funding and amendments. County legislators will attend to gauge local sentiment amid expected interest and other speakers.
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John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Frederick County
Mackall
Frederick County Farmers’ Association
Ponsifort
William J. Grove
Verdict in stock margin suit against D Guy Thomas
A jury reformed a verdict in a stock margin case in which John J Wilson and Company vs D Guy Thomas in this city involved $3928 plus interest from last October. Thomas claimed failure to notify margin needs. The plaintiff firm argued the firm would bear the loss if margin was not supplied or the stock sold. The case was presented by attorney FLL Stoner and James Venable Ta fev.
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Fon
John J. Wilson and Company
D. Guy Thomas
Zealess
Mt. Thomas
Fll Stoner
James Venabie Tafev
Wood
Rate At Which Senators Talk
Article analyzes speech rates of U.S. Senators on the Senate floor. It lists speeds in words per minute for figures such as Howell Shortridge Simmons Bruce and others, noting variation in effectiveness beyond sheer talking pace. The data, compiled by official reporter Théodore P. Shuey, aims to illuminate how different lawmakers convey ideas during debates.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Robert B. Howell
Nika
Wig
Congress
Sam Shortridge
California
Furnifold M. Simmons
North Carolina
William Cabell Bruce
Maryland
Senate
Théodore P. Shuey
Senars
Ashura
Arizona
Bayard
Delaware
Bingham
Connecticut
Lease
South Caroline
Borah
Idaho
Bratton
New Mexico
Brewetard
Louisiana
Bruce
Cameron
Capper
Kansas
Caraway
Arkansa
Coptland
News
Cousens
Michigan
Curtis
Dale
Vermont
Trenton
Tillnois
Washinston
da Pon
Deless
Edge
New Je
Frazier
Novih Dakota
George
Geasrgsia
Ertx
Rhode
Massach Glass
Vir
King
Utah
Wis
Four Gangsters Kill in Chestnut Street Nightclub Attack
Four gangsters in a speeding sedan sprayed a Chestnut Street night club group with machine gun fire in Philadelphia killing John Bricker and wounding two others, including doorman Earl Brown. Police held four suspects for investigation as underworld feuds blamed.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
John Bricker
Mickey Doffy
Tenderioln
Trier
Earl Brown
Club
Poisoned sausage blamed in minister's death and resigning attorney
A Pennsylvania seminary student preacher Rev. Safrit died from malignant endocarditis linked to eating uncooked sausage. The Health Department tied the Franklin and Marshall outbreak to a box of spoiled sausage from Zelianople. Bucks County funeral details plan a Burkittsville service with Rev. Werher and family surviving. Separately, Allied States Attorney Buckner announces resignation amid trial rumors, saying the move follows an agreed course after two years in office.
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Fiatnery
Fhoma
Safrit
Atuderte
Ute Pheological Seminary
Lancaster
Burkittsville
Tecoverius
Zelianople
Shepherdstown
Burkittsville Reformed Church
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
Helen MM. Werher
Elizabeth Saftrit
Josephine Safrit
Crescent, N. C
New York
Emorty Wh
Bugkier
Davsherty-Miller
Agron Suite
Thomas W. Miller
Allen Property
Washinnxton
Duckner
Buckner
George Washington Celebration Held by Local Lodges
Two hundred members of Lynch and Columbia Lodges A F and AM and county lodges attended a George Washington celebration in Masonic Temple Columbia lodge members and guests of Lynch Lodge. Addresses by Judge Frank L. Dubcan and Rev. Henri L. Gieffer honored Washington’s leadership and place in history. Refreshments served after the program. A broken ankle incident involving 4 year old Charles Wagner near Walkersville is also noted.
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Lynch and
Columbia
A. F. and
AL Masons
George Washington
Masonic Temple
Lynch Lodge
Washington
Frank L. Dubcan
Towson
Henri
L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Duncan
Degree Tear at Middletown Anniversary Meeting
A local Middletown council marks its first anniversary with a small ceremony. The group includes members of the Fiat Entertainment Association Jr C A M and Blue Ridge Transportation Co. travelers from the town gather as the council confers degrees and celebrates a year of activity.
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Middletown
Fiat Entertainment Association, Jr. C. A. M
Blue Ridge Transortation Co
M @eort
Ick County
Thei
Taps
Fumigation FATALs At Hotel Leave Two Dead
Two deaths linked to fumigation in an empty hotel apartment. Liquid cyanide of potassium used. no other guests affected. Victims identified as Mrs Nets Meira and John Our. hotel manager Howard Reneau and a resident Rich retire as investigations begin. Police struggled to reach the basement body later found beside a pajama clad figure.
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Vitvasy
Nets Meira
Joba
Cle
Rich
Ubick
Reseaw
Howe
Sophromina Wedding Play Performed by Calvary M E Class
About 350 attended a three act play Sophromina Wedding by the Threads of Gold class assisted by The Kings Daughters at Calvary M E Sunday School. The event raised around 100 dollars to boost the Threads Of Gold class mission. many names and roles are listed among the cast and organizers.
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Sophronia
Threads of God
Calvary M. E
Kings Daughters
Waa
Lucy Frost
Holden S. Fetton
G. F. Daugherty
R. Rush Lewis
Society For the Improvement of
Tattletown
Sexson
Sophromim
Piper
Edward Ganou
Milas Frost
Uriah Shodgrass
Uplift Society
Misa Lucy Frost
Seraphira
Eagel
Paul Kooghe
Abner Doddiige
G. ¥. Daugherty
Mossy Spriggs
Mehrle Leather
Joubua Perking
Peacemaker
Mabel Myers
Elmer P. D. Killamrick
Leste Dorper
Peacs Peabory
Allen Barteis
Flossy Sutphem
Alva Compher
Caleb Saviasoles
Martin Ritchie
Lobelia Witherspoon
Pamelix Witherspee
Schaeffer
Howard Beil
Lotte Anne Sykes
Sheridam Bientiinger
J. Andersom Phper
Fenti
A A. T. Brust
Mrx
Dirs
Marr
Genevieve van Slowtem
Elmira Pennywhistle
Miss Mirtle
Fire destroys 14 buildings in Caroledad Springs town
Fire swept through the Dry County town about 34 miles southwest of Caroledad Springs destroying 14 structures including Farmers Bank and Equity Building, post office, theater, restaurant and six private homes. Loss estimated between 150000 and 200000 dollars with about three fourths of the town affected.
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Fa Carledad Springs
Dry
Farmers Bank and Equity
Postettics Buildire
Tation Picture Theater
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