Voters Rally as League Leaders Call for Vote Drive
National League of Women Voters meets in Buffalo for its fifth annual convention April 24 to 29 to launch a nationwide get out the vote campaign for the 1924 election. President Maud Wood Park urges 75 percent participation and broader citizen involvement across states. Distinguished women including Jane Addams and Edith Wharton are invited as guests. governors from eastern states are asked to attend a mass meeting on April 26.
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Hortense Saunders
Nea Servic
Buffalo
National League of Women Voters
Maud Wood Park
League
Mrs. Park
New York
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Jane Addams
Cecelia Beaux
Annie Jump Cannon
Carrie Chapman Catt
Anna Botsford Comstock
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Lowise Homer
Julia Lathrop
Florence Rena Sabin
M. Carey Thomas
Martha van Rensselaer
Edith Wharton
Elizabeth Hauser
Ohio
Belle Sherwin
Cleveland
Gertrudely
Bryn Mawr
Casper Whitney
New York City
B. J. Burns
Aliss Louise Michael
Center
Maud Wood ~ Park
Washington
Esther Dunshee
Chicago
Ann Webster
John Jay O'Connor
Elliott Cheatham
Atlanta
Robert L. DE Normandie
Boston
Edith Abbott
Elizabeth J. Hauser
Girard
Daugherty Alaska Whiskey and Pardons Allegations Revealed
Senate testimony links Jess W Smith and Attorney General Daugherty to deals involving whisky withdrawals from government warehouses and pardons. Miss Moxie Stinson testifies Smith discussed profits from the Carpentier Dempsey fight films and a separate oil deal with Darden.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Paugherty
Sfiss Moxie Stinson
Jess W. Smith
Smith
Daugherty
Miss Stinson
Joe Weber
Weber
Solomon
Smyth
M.S. Daugherty
Ohio
Department of Justice
Ashurst
James G. Darden
Rail workers gain wage rise under new schedule
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces a raise for conductors yardmen and yard workers affecting about 3000 men with increases between five and seven per cent through a new pay schedule agreed after talks with labor and management representatives. An additional seven per cent pay rise is noted for engineers firemen and hostlers on the Pennsylvania Railroad with a target date of April 14. Fringe trim feature described on some new frocks completes a fashion note.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
I. E. Sheppard
Ordea of Railway Conductors
X. Doak
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Ths
Charles W. Galloway
Pepnavhanta
Kenyon Rejects Navy Post in Surprise Rebuff
Iowa Judge William S. Kenyon declined President Coolidge’s offer to be secretary of the Navy after two days of consideration. The post was vacated by Edwin Denby’s retirement earlier this week. Chief Justice Curtis D. Walkup of California is expected to be offered the position.
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Iowa
Fof
Wilbur May
Unclear fragment hints at naval career shift
A fragmented report indicates a person preferred to rethink on the beach after expressing an inclination away from naval administration, with surrounding text unclear and repeating phrases about news content.
Irish Shamrock Arrives Amid Law Restriction at New York
Rev Father YM Robinson of Wicktow Ireland reached New York on the Saxonia with pots of shamrock to wear on St Patrick's Day. Agricultural authorities confiscated the plant due to a strict import law, prompting the priest to exclaim about the world.
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U. S. Selzes Shamrock
New York
YM. Robinson
Wicktow
Ireland
Saxonia
Department of Agriculture
Creomulsion Promises Relief For Chronic Coughs And Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion a creosote based emulsion that soothes inflamed membranes and fights throat and lung infections. It claims Creomulsion targets the source of illness, clears bronchial troubles, and rebuilds the system with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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Creomulgion Co
Atlanta
Sale Register Mach 18 J
A fragmentary sale register lists numerous names and locations across towns and counties, with entries including agents, property owners, roads, creeks, and nearby landmarks. The scattered items reference Liberthonn Redland Jefferson Mt. Aley New Midway and various properties near Pretorich Kerm and Beallaville.
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J. F. RR. Henger
Jomile
Adamstoma
Noy Knill
Predertek
I. Mullinix
Admx
Mullinix
C. Boser
Liberthonn
G. M. Kephart
Redland
Mont
L. C. Aimnerman
Jeferson
Mike
HH. Milne
Jefferson
Charles T. Day
Doyds
Thos
Myers
Watersville Road
Mt. Aley
E. Stoutemyrer
Createratown
Eimer E. Rod
EL Awsherns
Staith
Lore
John PF. White
Utane No. A
H. C. Sheetmacio
Pretorichan OR
Smith
Kerm
Arthur Burnet
Beallaville
G. Cleveland Trout
Cromwell
Unaville Road
H. J. Murray
Iin
Feagaville
Eimer L. Barrier
Mt. Pléenannt
Shine
Adamatown
W—O
Water
Trapnell
Point of Rocks
Halph A. Putman
Ballenger Creek
Percy V. Putman
Middlebarx
E. VW
Mussard
Samavisie
Clftin
Shacksatows
A. BK. Boller
New Midway
George W. Young
New City
Irank Much
Rocky Springs
Deen D. Palmer
Public Sales of Farm Property and Household Goods
Public sale announcements detail farm implements horses cattle wagons harness and brickbats with terms of credit and cash payments. Several listings cover properties near Adamstown and Shookstown with dates March 13 19 1944 and 1924 and note undivided land interests and farm equipment.
Public Sale Notice by Kaufman Motor Company
Public sale authorized by Maryland acts and the warrant of J Grahame Johnson. The Kaufman Motor Company will sell at its premises in Frederick on Saturday 20th, 1524 at 1 pm. A 1920 Chevrolout motor car, serial Te42109, to recover charges owed by Harry Winfrey of Middletown Pennsylvania.
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Mancit
Chevnout Motor Cat
Sear
Harry Winrrey
Middletown
Pennsylvania
Kaufman Motor
Public sale of motor car in Frederick Maryland
By authority of Maryland acts and the General Assembly a sale by Kaufman Motor Company on East Patrick street Frederick is scheduled for Saturday March 20 1924 at 1 pm. The 1918 Model T Ford car serial T4461 is offered to recover charges for labor storage and costs with cash terms.
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Maryland
General Assembly of
J. Grahame Johnson
Kaufman Motor Company
Patrick Street
Fredrick
Cuanaler
FF. M. Bert
Buffalo
New York
Katifwan Motor Company
Public sale of farm personal property near Urbana March 19 1924
A complete dispersal of farm equipment and stock will take place at the public gate one mile south of Urbana on March 19 1924 at 9 30 a m. The sale lists work horses and colts, dairy cattle including two Holsteins eligible for registry, twenty twenty pigs and brood sows, wagons, farm implements, tools, bedding, dairy utensils, household furniture, and more. Terms are on credit with notes for sums over ten dollars and settlement due day of sale. no intoxicants allowed.
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Calvin M
Gelseents
Ate
Curtin W. Thomas
Lee &. Thomas
Adamstown
Shookstown
Paul- Uvaly
Oofssiaars
Clifton Morningstat
Urbana
Thurston
Drinee
Fred
Colle
Vereb
Diamond
Pet
Nick
Vick
Gone
Urbana Percheron Lataltton
Rome
Darrow
Ilotin
Hany Isigigh
International Corn
Myers Spray
Stewart Clippers
Dreegh Banda
Joshina
Nurchagar
Hla
Elmor Mw
RopHmnice
dJohn T._ Dutrow
Joseph Ht. Bussard
James Lowe
Intending to discontinue farming near Jefferson sells varied livestock and implements
Will offer Wednesday March 19 1924 at 10 a m a large sale of brood mares cattle hogs horses and farm machinery. Highlights include lead horses two brood mares 14 head of cattle assorted livestock two Studebaker wagons a Milwaukee binder multiple plows mowers and grain gear. Real estate includes 40 acres of growing wheat. Terms: credit over 10 with interest or cash for smaller amounts. Auctioneers Garner John Bowlin Rodney Wulfer.
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Jeferson
Bailsaull
Matcel
Kentucky
Idle Horae
Studebaker
Syracuse
Gale
G. Edward Ausherman
WE Garner
John W Bowlns
Gisrk
Rodney Wulfer
Wuel
Cbef
IE & Naeter
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Voters! League
Jess Smith
Kenyon
Navy Post
Erick
G. L. Baking Company
Court Street
Carroll Street
Frederick, Md
Dr. King
Three Springs
Golabers
Adama
Fh WeAney
John W. Nall
Joseph EH
Buesdreyhers
rhopmRry T
Q. B. Stottemyer
Creagtratown
Shryock
BT Stlkely
M. Powell
Roy Wankey
General Assembly of Maryland
Wightaen
J. Grahame Johnaan, LP
Onpany
Mast Illricit
Frederick
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