Appointment of Biser Confirmed Postmaster Pick
Nomination of Irving S. Biser sent to the Senate by President Harding was confirmed, with official notification expected via commission. Awaiting transfer procedures from Williamson, details include questions asked of candidates on citizenship health and conduct, while storm damage and local transport disruptions dominate the day.
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Irving S. Biser
Senate
Harding
Mr. Bise
Zikiman
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Biser
Williamson
Washington
Bostolice
United States
Naval service
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U. S. service
Civil Service
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E. Ss
Government Sees 100000 Jobs Lost Over Two Years
The Associated Press reports under the Hardin administration that about 100000 government employees have been separated from service over the past two years ending March 4. The White House released the directive outlining the dismissals as the administration winds down.
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Associated Preas
Washington
White House
Camel Hair Cloth Predicted Popular In 1923 Women’s Wear
Fashion notes camel hair cloth expected to rise in popularity for coats, canes, skirts and suits in 1923. Though heavy for dresses, the fabric is praised for light weight warmth and durability, with natural tan color and a history of luxury shawls. Local merchants foresee sustained demand as spring approaches.
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Nature
Driver Of Auto That Killed 3 Held By Jury
Henry G Brock, prominent banker and clubman, was held for action of the coroner's jury in the three deaths caused by his car as people alighted from a West Philadelphia streetcar last week. He remained in custody with bond set at 20 000.
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El Tha Associated Press
Philadelphia
Henry G. Brock
Bodies of Two Deputy Sheriffs Found Near Frankton
The Associated Press reports in New Orleans that the bodies of deputies Wesler Dr. Pierce and another officer were discovered last Friday in the swamps between Frankton and Gogolusia after they departed Frankton to raid. A telephone message from Frank Hinton to the Picarune notes the discovery following a visit to the area. The incomplete text indicates the scene showed significant damage and lingering questions about the incident.
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Thea Associated Press
New Orleans
Wesler
Pierce
Frankton
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Gogelusia
Frank
Hinton
Picarune
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Purely Personal Mrs John Home Latian Tae Creation
A fragment describes a domestic accident caused by kerosene explosions from imperfect distillation. The text notes repeated blasts and casualties among early experimenters. Further readable details are missing, leaving a partial account of the event and its causes.
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mors melas
Charge Cuno Seeks To Stir Ruhr Germans
Paris March 7 Chancellor Cuno in his Reichstag speech argued German efforts to shape public opinion and incite Ruhr workers against occupational forces. The Foreign Office reported E L Coblentz spoke at Lancaster about alleged French atrocities and misrepresentations.
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Associated Press
Paris
Cuno
Reichstag
E. L. Coblentz
Lancaster
Missionary Congress Speakers Highlight Lancaster Meeting
Emory L. Coblentz was among speakers delivering short addresses at the Men's Missionary Congress in Lancaster Pennsylvania under the Reformed church. The congress opened at St Pauls Reformed church and runs through Thursday with 10 minute talks on missionary topics. Representatives from Evangelical Reformed church Frederick include Dr Joseph H Appie Dr Charles E Wehler A LeRer McCardell R S J Dutrow Charles W Law Rev Henri L G Rieffer and Mr Kieffer is to address the assembly.
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Emory L. Coblentz
Lancaster
Reformed church
St. Paul’s Reformed church
Cobrentz
Evangelical Reformed church of
Frederick
Joseph H. Appie
Charles E. Wehler
A. LeRer McCardell
R. S. J. Dutrow
Charles W. Law
Henri L. G. Rieffer
Kieffer
Real estate transfers surge as county records rise
March brings a sharp increase in property transfers in Frederick County and city real estate activity. Deeds show numerous town and county transactions, with values ranging from 35 to 6000 dollars, and many listings involving the Thurmont area and Brunswick.
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Virginia B. Miler
Robert Brengle
Joseph A. Wresche
Casandra Waesche
William J. Johnson
Ernest St Holland
Samuel H. Hedges
John W. T. Wiles
Charles M. Wenner, Jr
Harry B. Funk
Brunswick
Joseph E. J. Eyler
Theodore Bollinger
counte
Walter L. Hess
George &. Springer
Weber L. Hess
Eutan D. Neighburs
James Raymond Loy
City
RIN
Mixed Movements Feature in Market Report
The market showed mixed movements across sectors as fears of a federal reserve rate rise persisted. Some groups declined sharply while professional operations held steady in others, with equipment shares showing moderate gains amid ongoing consolidation.
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York
Cali money orenel
Middies Summer Cruise to North Europe
A fragmented notice from The Associated Press outlines a midsummer cruise for midshipmen to North Europe. Names mentioned include Nora Da, Marion Fre, Carton Compher, Rev. JL E. Ainsworth, Rev. W TL Johnston, Paul Re Lauter, and others in a list-like reading of program details and speakers.
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Marion Fre
Carton Compher
JL E. Ainsworth
W. TL Johnston
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Revival Lecture By Rev J Stewart Glen At United Brethren Church
Abduction and assault report from Ches & Whe ast, with masked men robbing a victim who walked into De GQuarners. Rev J Stewart Glen, pastor of United Brethren, will preach this evening at 7 50 and again Thursday at 7 15 in Shippenshire area, promoting a new church building project.
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Associated Press
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United Brethren church
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Shippenshire
Hardwick To Aid In Prosecution War Fraud Cases
Governor Thomas W. Hardwick indicates he would accept appointment as special assistant to the Attorney General on the Advisory Board of the War Transaction Section for investigating and prosecuting war fraud cases. In Washington, Thomas Crago of Pennsylvania is named as one of the special assistants assigned to handle war fraud cases.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Marea
Thomas W. Hardwick
Meloy Catt
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Genera
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Georgia
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Department of Justice
Washington
March
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Pennsylvania
Shortage Hits Ohio Bank as Comptroller Takes Charge
A Springfield Ohio bank faced a $690,000 shortage in its Liberty bond account after closing doors. Cashier A H Penfield, who managed the bond accounts, reportedly attempted suicide yesterday and has not been charged. The bank is now under the Comptroller of the Currency. Officials say depositors are not expected to suffer major losses. bonds appear missing from the bank.
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Penfield
Baltimore garment workers strike over sweat shop conditions
Baltimore on March 7 saw several thousand members of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America strike in smaller city shops seeking a 44 hour week and union wages. The local union manager cites sweat shop conditions as the core issue, noting big shops are acceptable but small shops suffer unsanitary rooms poor light and ventilation.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Amalgamated Cloth,ing Workers of America
clothing workers union
Schwab to Return to America from Germany
Charles M. Schwab, sidelined by a grip illness after leaving New York, will sail for home Saturday from Paris due to health. He contracted the attack in London and later sought relief at the Riviera, but the illness persists and he hopes recovery at sea.
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Associated
Paris
Charles M. Schwab
Adler
Germany
Mr. Schwab
New York
London
Riviera
France to Ask Parliament Ratification of Armament Treaties
The French government will ask the Chamber of Deputies to vote ratification of the Washington Armament Conference treaties. The minister of marine told the chamber today that Paris seeks approval for the agreements.
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Associated Press
Faris
sovernment
Chamber of Deputies
Washington
J stor
Marine
Chamber
Coup D Etat Foiled Berlin Statement
Berlin report details a city real estate sale where Harriet S Kolb and Margaret Dunshea sold property including a two story brick dwelling at Trail avenue and a separate two story brick building at West Field Street to Alva Rice and Albert F Cook. The Associated Press notes the event amidst broader political chatter.
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City Realty
Grarssat Ho Meteer
Harriet S. Kolb
Margaret Dunshea
I Trail avenue
Alva Rice
Mercer
West Field
Albert F. Cook
Grace Reformed Church 75th Anniversary Services End Tonight
Grace Reformed Church concludes its 75th anniversary series with a Thanksgiving service led by Rev. J. Ditzler and Rev. C. Hoover. Earlier events honored charter members, junior through senior departments, and retiring officers including J Travers Thomas, Mrs Archie Fisher, and Paul Wiard. New officers were installed by Rev. Hoover, with remarks on the foundation laid by the church’s early leadership.
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Grace Reformed church
C. Hoover
Join Ditzier
Uno church
Hoover
Ditzler
ELL. McLean
Grace church
Mr. Hoover
J. Travers Thomas
Archie Fisher
Paul Wiard
Thomas
Robert L.’ Smith
Grover Michael
Ira Staley
W. T. Staley
H. H. Abbott
Mes. 'Riehard Hargett
WT. Staley
Biss Ida Riggs
Albert Ridenour
Roger B. Wolfe
Oscar P. Cébleniz
Ida Markey
J. C. Biehl
Archia Fisher
Allen R. Lampe
Roland E. Long
Albert King
Mary Motter
Real Estate Sales Involving Sponseller and Nearby Properties
Real estate agent Gilmore R. Flautt announces the sale of the Sponseller farm near Lewistown to Alien Weller of Martinsburg West Virginia. Weller has also bought all farmstock and implements and has possession. The deal is private. Also sold are the brick dwelling No 348 on Park Avenue to John R Sponseller and the Lowi B Eader home on East Street to Brandon and Harry Hunter. Several other land pieces are listed with private terms.
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Gilmore R. Flautt
John R. Sponseller
Lewis‘town
Alien Weller
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Emmitsburg state road
afr. Flantt
Mrr
Patrs- Spongelier
Flautt
B. Eader
Sonik
East Street
Harry Uintera
Finsti
Maryland
Laymen Members Plan Lenten Services at All Saints Church
The Laymen team of All Saints church schedules Wednesday March 11 Lenten services at the Episcopal church. The group aims to attend together and participate in the late season observance.
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All Saints
Episcopal church
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