Sugar Price Jump Sparks Public Alarm Across Nation
Earl D. Babst of The American Sugar Refining Co warns consumers not to panic as sugar prices rise rapidly. He says refineries run at capacity and supply remains ample for about thirty days, while speculators profit from a stampede that hurts the public. He notes no clear reason for the spike and calls for calm.
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American Sugar Refining Company
Cuba
United States
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New York
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Revival Meetings Begin at Brethren Church This Sunday
Revival meetings start this Sunday at the Brethren church with a special Men’s Chorus. The events, spanning several days, invite the community to attend evening services and listen to sermons and hymns.
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Brethren
Syracuse Senior Council Proposes Limits on Jewish Students
The Syracuse University Senior Council appointed a three member committee to meet with university officials and discuss a proposed restriction on Jewish students. The committee’s formation was acknowledged by the Syracuse Herald after a meeting last night.
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Syracuse University Senior Council
Associated Press
Syracuse
N.Y
Univer
toda
Syracuse Herald
Girl Dead in Double Tragedy at Clarksboro
Viola Staley of Philadelphia is found dead with a bullet to the temple near a burned boathouse at Clarksboro. Harry Moll, also of Philadelphia, is found unconscious with a bullet wound. notes suggest mutual tragedy and self destruction after a quarrel. Police say Moll is married with a wife and eight children.
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Associated Press
Woodbury
N. JT
Viola ‘Staley
Philadelphia
Harry Moll
Clarksboro
Kii
Mal
Moll
Samson
Riell
Harry Atell
Clarnsboro
Rumors Swirl Over Sister Cecelia’s Baltimore Visit
Reports claimed Sister Cecelia abducted from Notre Dame Convent was seen in Baltimore Monday and held at a house before escaping to Frederick, but officials and the convent denied any outing. Conflicting tips and unverified telephone inquiries spread through Baltimore and Frederick as reporters sought confirmation.
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Cecelia
Notre Dame
Baltimore
Frederick
Wm. J. Kane
St. John’s Catholic church
Mondar
Riot in Japanese Diet Over Suffrage Debacle
A session of the lower house in Tokyo was disrupted as rioters surged the chamber over suffrage reform. Police restored order while lawmakers debated later in the day.
New Naval Oil Reserve Planned in Fall States
Interior Department announces a new naval oil reserve plan covering fall states as part of seismic expansion for national energy security."},
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NAVAL OIL RESERVE
The
Associated Press
S Of j and
Raval
Interior Department
Harding Nominates Hines for Bureau Post
Harding nominates Hines for a bureau post and names Barnesville as the district to appoint the tax assessor. The commission includes T. Warfield Norman Woot and others.
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HINES
BUREAU POST
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triets
Norman Woot Ham T. Warfield
Editorial Board Meeting at All Saints Episcopal Church
A meeting of the Editorial Board of All Saints will be issued by the Lavrmen's League of All Saints Episcopal Church. The meeting is set for Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock in the north chapter room of the parish house. Parsons NWOLAR is chairman of the board.
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All Saints” Hera oo cation
Lavrmen
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Parsons NWOLAR
Senator Caraway In Street Car Fracas
A report describes Senator Caraway involved in a street car altercation with another passenger. The incident occurred amid a tense moment on public transit and the details hint at a physical dispute without graphic description. Further facts were not provided.
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CARAWAY
Pete
Senator re Yoon
Market Spots Mixed Activity In York Trade Day
Spotty turnout marks the York market session with uneven trading observed. Prices and volumes vary as buyers and sellers interact in scattered activity across the morning, while some stalls report steady demand for a few items.
State Officials to Attend Auto Show at Armory
Maryland officers will attend the Armory auto show with state officials and the Automobile Club heading arrangements. Demand for space was high with many applications refused by the committee as local dealers sought large allocations. Proceeds from the show go to the First Regiment Band and local units of the National Guard.
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ARMORY
Maryland
Baltimore
Philip Reinebrenner
International Court Action Is Postponed
Washington February 21 The Senate Foreign Relations committee virtually decided to postpone action on President Hardings request for authority to join the League of Nations court. No vote was taken but members indicated the matter could not be brought to the Senate before this session ends. Chairman Lodge said he would confer with the President tomorrow.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
International Court
League of Nations
Senate Forsian Relations committee
Senate
ses
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Lodge
Massachusetts
Contractor's Housekeeper Testifies In Murder Case Denies Involvement
The housekeeper for the contractor is held as a witness in the murder case and denies any part in the crime. She was questioned for six hours as police pursued leads including a blonde woman and a Joseph Schreier link.
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York
Raech
Anna
New Named As Postmaster General in Harding Cabinet
The article reports Varry S. Iigligna nominated as Postmaster General, with confirmation by the Senate in open session. It notes continuation of Harding administration policies and cabinet succession amid party unity concerns.
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New
Fall
Harding
Senate
Springtime Weather Forecast and Temperature Outlook
Weather observers predict a mix of rain and cooler conditions with a sharp drop tonight or Wednesday. Expect temperatures to flirt with the 40s as springlike warmth gives way to unsettled skies and occasional showers.
Marylander Nominated as Commission Member
The Associated Press reports a Marylander is nominated to join a commission. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate an appointment consideration with dates in February. The text references Kes Ti and Mariani among other imperfect fragments.
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The
Associated Press
Wasi
Kes Ti
Mariani
Democratic Junior Club plans big feast in Western Maryland
A meeting of the Junior Democratic Club of Feeterick County was held at U Oro in WM OAL. A representative will attend the Haseretown dinner on March to strengthen party ties and attract younger members. The Central committee members and local leaders aim to boost harmony and mobilize Democratic strength ahead of the election.
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Feeterick County
U Oro
Haseretown
Democrate Club
Maryland
micai
Drederick
Margiaiel
Mob Seeks Slayer Six Year Old Girl Held Without Bail
A suspect in the kidnapping and fatal assault of Lilian Gihne, six, was held without bail at a Philadelphia police station. A crowd shouted for justice as stones and missiles were hurled at the prisoner during transport to city hall. Dorothy, four, who was taken with Lilian, was later returned home. Lilian’s body was found near Neshu vunny Creek two miles from Philadelphia. Over 500 police guarded the hearing in the station house while the case proceeded to a magistrate for formal action.
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Dorothy
Lilian
fee
Neshavunny creek
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Plans Forming for Maryland Junior Order State Convention
The Maryland Junior Order United American Mechanics prepares for the State Council session in Frederick on April 17 and 18 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. National and state officers will attend along with delegates from the Orphans’ Home at Tiffin, Ohio.
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United American Mechanics
State Council
Maryland
Unite American Mechanics
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Charles S. Davis
Davis
Orphans’ Home
Tiffin
Oho
George A. Davis i
State Council of
Virginia
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J. R. Hosking
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No Auto Reciprocity Debate Delays Maryland Gas Tax Plan
fragmented OCR text notes Maryland delegation opposing auto reciprocity linked to a Columbia Gas pipeline tax. reference to a House district corridor, Chesapeake Potomac Telephone, and a public hearing on rate extension. mentions company resisting rate hikes and current rates not yielding.
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