Roosevelt Urged to Cut Program and Adjourn Congress
Washington reports suggest Congress may adjourn June 16 after debate over the housing and Wagner bills. President Roosevelt signals willingness to let the Wagner bill drop if steel workers’ demands are met, while Senate debates the administration’s silver purchase legislation and labor issues affect fall elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Everu
Cepitol Hill
W. Teneldine
Wagner
Organized Labor
Senate
Wheat president issued the Yhenkssgiv.ng Daz proclamation
The text questions when the first board was placed in operation and when sparrows were first imported, referencing an obscure proclamation and historical timing without clear dates or sources.
Blondell Dead at Baltimore Hospital After Illness
Joseph A. Blondell, long time Baltimore secretary treasurer and newspaper executive, died tonight at a city hospital after a three day illness. He had been associated with Baltimore papers for more than 24 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondell
Baltimore
Truck Driver Dies From Burns After Rim Smash
Charles Bond 22 Petersville and a Hillside Coal Co driver died from severe burns after jumping from a burning coal truck on the National Highway near Kitnes Mall west of Boonsboro. He was rushed to Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown where he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Charies Bond
Petersville
Washington Couny Hospital
Hagerstown
Bond
Antietam Creek
Hillside Coal Co
Kitnes Mall
Washington County
Milehope
O'Clace
Noles Falkenstein
Frate Police
Waiter Lecter
Compromise disarmament plan reached in Geneva talks
A compromise disarmament program was agreed tonight by representatives of the United States Great Britain and France to aid the faltering conference. The agreement followed long discussions after a dinner hosted by French Foreign Minister Barthou. It aims to pursue disarmament while bridging political differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
United States
Great Privaxs
France
Germany
Lows Bartaou
Arthur Henderson
Barthou
Western Maryland GOP Endorses Nice Candidacy for Governor
At a Western Maryland Republican League banquet in Hagerstown the committee endorsed Harry W. Nice of Baltimore as the Republican gubernatorial candidate. Reno B. Harp introduced the resolution stating broad support across Western Maryland and 17 other parts of the state. Attendees from the county included Heno Sarp and several local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Western Maryland Republican League
Hagerstown
Harry W. Nice
Baltimore
Reno
Harp
Mr. Nice
Maryland
Heno
Charles F. Goodell
Charles W. Crum
Efaustin James
William JB Catshall
Charles A. Opel, Jr
Edward Myers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roosevelt
Congressional
Waynesboro
Frederic County
Biue Ridge ‘Transportation Company
Winchester
Years &Co
Atlantc ReSc.oc Company
Janser, Wood Anderror
Hensingten Seche City
America
Joseph Nathan Kane
Traddell Fair Sans
Walmoins
Great Lakes
Magprit
Buffalo
N. C
Detroit
Fairbanks
St. John
Burs
Charlies Bond
Leapee
George
Mollie Jenkins Bond
Peterssule
Nat
William Jenkins
Peters
Verner
Redmond Petersifle
Andres
Exchison
Frederick
Braddock
Frederick, Md
Madelon
Pennsylvania
East Patrick St
Frederick Memorial Cemetery
Frederick Memorial
Cemetery Co
U. J. Smith & Son Mausoleum Specialists
West Patrick St
A. J. Smith & Son & West
U. S
Britain
North Market ST
Batiste
Coats
Swagger
Siles
Knickers
Carty
Gibson Island
Patrick St
Fashion
bin Ades
Voile
Ithout
McCain
Oreco
McCall
Shadow-lane
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!