Maryland Bankers Convene At Opening Session In 1920s Meeting
The sixteenth annual Maryland Bankers' Association convention opened at Beer Park with plans to discuss central bank proposals and amendments to uniform banking law. Secretary of the Treasury hopeful on Aldrich plan, and topics include deposits interest, state banking amendments, and social events for attendees. Over 140 association members arrived at Deer Park for the sessions.
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Maryland Bankers’ Association
St Beer Park
Maursland
Daridg Lyd
Monetary Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Deer Park
Social Features Mark Annual Garrett Allegany Bankers Meeting
Yesterday at the special session the Garrett and Allegany bankers discussed business and social plans. An automobile excursion for about thirty cars is staged from Deer Fork Hotel during the convention with a banquet to conclude tomorrow evening. Distinguished speakers include Judge A Dinter Boyd Senator Chilton and Governor Crothers with Joshua W Miles delivering the principal address. Waldo Newcomer is credited with election as president and hopes rise for reelection of William Marriott and Chiles Elton.
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Deer Fork
Jones
Garrett National Bank
Dniedland
R. G. Stiger
First National Bank
Alel
Secral
Garret
Allegany
A. Dinter Boyd
Cumberland
Wy Wo Chilton
West Virginia
Crothers
Gilmer S. Faunill
Charvett National Bank
Oakland
Swastika Dramatic Club to Stage The Texan at St Anthony
Members of Campins and Troop KK of St Anthony parish unite as the Swastika Dramatic Club to present the Western melodrama The Texan in St Anthony School Hall next Thursday afternoon and evening. Emmitsburg Orchestra will provide music for the occasion. Club officers include J Willian Seltz manager, George Hemler vice president, J Riesling Seltzer secretary, Joseph Heanter treasurer.
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Campins
St.Anthony
Mt. St. Mary's
Swastika Dramatic Club
St. Anthony'’s
Hunmitshare
St. Anthony's School
Reporting of Tuberculosis by State Laws and Cities
The National Association reports 25 states require tuberculosis reports with living-case registration, while 15 states have no provision. Several states require only listing tuberculosis among infectious diseases. Alaska, Kansas, Delaware, Florida, Hawaii and others lack any reporting law. Some cities have local ordinances mandating reporting. About 100 U S cities have such rules. The association calls for full enforcement to eliminate the disease.
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On Fishing Trip Near Manoacy Junction
A report from a local outing describes participants Francis Kenne, Thomas Duckey, Charles Howser, Harartes Abrecht, and Sponselier along the Manoacy area near ck Junction. The group is noted to be fishing today, with details limited to their presence and location.
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Sponselier
Francis Kennehard Harartes Abrecht
Thomas Duckey
Charles Howser
Manoacy
Ck Junction
Age rule stands for Boy Scouts as under 12 stay out
Appeals to allow younger boys to qualify were rejected by the Boy Scouts of America executive board after debates. Officials cited unity of aim and studies showing under and over twelve tend to separate on play, leaving older boys dominating games and space. The council declined to adopt Prof Peitherington's recommendation.
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Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout Movement
United States
Orge I. Sehon
Louisville
South
Boy Scout Organization
National Council
Smpas
Venchis
Clark W. Peitherington
State News Roundup From Across Maryland and Vicinity
Governor Crothers plans road inspections in Prince Georges county while the Automobile Club of Maryland drafts two bills for the next legislature on brake tests. The Cumberland and Pennsylvania line will cut passenger rates in the Georges Creek region by about half. John Riley, who turned 100 last March, died near Phoenix. A big wireless tower contract for Fort Myer went to Baltimore Bridge Company. John Leubecker was recaptured from the Catonsville hospital after escaping. Maryland Sons of Veterans held their annual encampment in Annapolis. West Point hopefuls underwent military examinations before a special board. A bakery fire and gas explosion in Cumberland badly burned Aurel Disdorf and injured August Trost. Easton celebrated with a ground-breaking for a $50,000 sewerage system. A youth in Hagerstown was knocked out by a pitched ball, suffering dental injuries. The Democrats favor Gorman for governor and Poe for attorney general, Harrington for comptroller. John Thompson of Centerville, a veteran backdriver, died of pneumonia. Naval Academy midshipman exams continued with 200+ applicants. Norris Brown of Nebraska will speak at the Franklin County Grange and Norris of the same state will address the Pen-Mar Odd Fellows event.
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Crothers
Prince Georges County
Automobile Club of Maryland
Chaiiferre
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Georges Creek
John Riley
Phoenix
Fort Myer
Navy
Baltimore Bridge Company
John Leubecker
Maryland
Konig
West Point
Aurel Disdorf
August H. Trost
Easton
Washington
Bay Streets
Charles Boward
Hagerstown
A. P. Gorman
Edgar Allen Poe
Emerson C. Harrington
Dorchester County
John Thompson
Centerville
W. J. Woodford
Thompson
Naval Academy
Norris Brown
United States
Nebraska
Franklin County
Pen-Mar
Norris
Pen- Mar
Postal Bank at Crisfield
Postmaster General Hitchcock designated Crisfield Maryland as a postal savings depository to begin accepting deposits July 15.
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Postal Bank
Crisfield
Hitchcock
Crisfield, Md
Postal Savings Depository
Fortune Telling Guide for Women and Free Consultations
Advertisement invites sick women to consult Dr. Pierce by letter free with confidential correspondence. Offers World's Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo address, People's Common Sense book revised edition, 1000 pages, answers in plain English to delicate questions for women. Sent free with 21 one-cent stamps or cloth binding for 31 stamps.
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World
Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
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Boor
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