1921 Building Permits Jump in 140 Cities
The United States Department of Labor reports a 32 percent rise in building permits issued in 1921 versus 1920 across 140 cities. Data cover new buildings residential and nonresidential, additions and repairs, with total permit costs up 17 percent and two-family and single-family dwelling figures highlighted.
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United States
United States Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistica
Ciiea
Monthly
Labor Review
Obscured license plates face court action this Sunday
A drive begins Sunday to stop drivers who obscure license tags to deter theft. Violators will be required to explain themselves in court after weeks of warnings. Also note a July wedding planned for August 12 as Dorothy Brooks and Robert Neal Henderson wed at Alloway in Montgomery County. The Evangelical Reformed Mothers Class held a meeting at Mrs. John Staley’s home with lanterns and flowers.
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Roughnee
Charles F. Brooks
Sandy Spring
Montgomery County
Dorothy Brooks
Robert Neal Henderson
Germantown
Alloway
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
John Staley
Democrats May Back Coady in Senate Race
Democratic leaders indicate support for former Congressman Charles P. Coady in the U S Senate primaries. Coady has not announced but hints of a run emerge as Baltimore organizers back him. Key party figures including Frank A. Furst and Samuel K. Dennis pledge backing and potential campaign support.
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Charles P. Coady
United States Benatos
Coady
Baltimore
Frank A. Furst
Smith Camp
Samuel K. Dennis
John Walter Smith
You can't put new wine in old bottles says Beveridge
A brief postscript cites Rochester Times Union noting the proverb about old seats and fresh ideas, implying a challenge to fit new reforms with established structures.
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Rocheater Times-Union
F M Stevens Hart Falls From Wagon In Creagerstown
Former president of the Board of County Commissioners F M Stevens Hart of near Creagerstown fell from a wagon while unloading hay. He fractured his hip and was taken to City Hospital, where doctors said he was doing as well as could be expected.
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Board of County Commissioners
Rank
Itevens
Creageretown
Stevens
Creagerstown
Prohibition Lawlaud Echoed at Frederick County Reunion
The tenth annual Frederick county Methodist reunion at Braddock Heights drew a large crowd with morning and afternoon sessions. Rev. Frank T. Benson urged the church to meet modern temptations, while Rev. J O Wrightson and Rev. J B Jacobs spoke in the afternoon on law enforcement and temperance. A speaker claimed prohibition had been a greater success than the Ten Commandments, noting the need for strict enforcement.
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Frederick County
Methodiam
Braddock Heights
Braddock
William E. Miller
W. A
Milton G. Urener
Frank T. Benson
D. D
Baltimore
Methodist Protestant
England
J. O. Wrightson
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Wesley Hill
New York
John B. Jacobs
Methodist Church
Routh
Martinsburg
Mr. Hill
Reverend Jacobs Recounts Overseas WWI Experience
The Rev Mr Jacobs spoke of his World War era experiences in a notably engaging way. An hour and three quarters from 12 to 1 45 was reserved for dinner and recreation. Officials report three million tons of soda fuel escapes into London's atmosphere each year, a direct waste valued at about 26 million dollars.
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Mr. Jacobs
London
Offiial
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DE. O. B. McIntyre
Frederick, Md
Carty’s
Carty
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Carty’s Furniture Store
Patrick St
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Quaker City
North Market St
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J. W. Peele
Grover
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