Eggs for Lent and Prices in Chicago Markets
A Chicago resident, E A Besonsen, aged about 35, surrendered to the Sheriff at the courthouse, claiming two warrants from Chicago authorities and discussing unpaid mail order goods. He described past travels and work in orchestras, and was taken to jail after the officers notified Chicago police. The piece then shifts to a market report noting Lenten egg prices easing to 22-25 cents per dozen, with canned goods edging higher and various fruits, vegetables, and dairy products showing price movements amid spring demand.
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E. A. Besonsen
court house
Charles W. Smith
Besonsen
Chicago
Besensen
ffugitivg
sheriff's office
Hagerstown
Dr John Remsburg Wins Absolute Divorce in Circuit Court
Dr John J Remsburg of Mt Pleasant secures an absolute divorce from Hattie E Remsburg on his second attempt. Court orders him to pay costs. The 1915 case earlier involved related divorces with Storm and Stoner attorneys.
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John J. Remsburg
Mt. Pleasant
Hattie E. Remsburg
Remsburg
William M. Storm
Frank J. Stoner
Remsburgs
Lillie Dixon
Ladell Simmons
Frank L. Stoner
James , Simmons
Bessie FE. Hightman
Reno S. Harp
John R. Hightman
alimont
Money market favorable and constructive operations noted
The money market was distinctly favorable to constructive operations in the stock market this morning. Call money slipped from opening rates around 4 percent to 3 1/2 percent, with early losses extended in many cases. Oils and Sugars led gains among major groups, Baldwin Locomotive and Corn Products rose, American Ice recovered most of its prior decline, while other favorites saw modest changes.
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Associated Press
New York
Call logal
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Motors
Crucible Steel
Crucible Company
Baldwin Locomotive
Groundhog's 1922 reign ends amid weather surprise
Today marks the end of the groundhog's six week weather reign with most days recorded as clear. The report notes mixed precipitation and temperatures from Feb 2 to Mar 15, including snow, rain, and below freezing values, totaling 3.29 inches of rainfall in the month.
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GROUNDHOG
Christian Endeavor Meet In Carroll County
The Young People’s Christian Endeavor Union of Carroll County led by Gur Fowler will host two one day institutes at the Methodist Protestant church in Westminster. The large county union includes 24 societies with speakers from Boston and Baltimore and four program segments including inspirational spiritual educational and social elements. A luncheon will honor representatives from the 24 societies.
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Young People’s Christian Endeavor Union
Carroll county
Gur Fowler
Westminster
Clarence C Hamilton
Boston
Mass
National Christian Endeavor Union
Carroll M. Wright
Maryland
Delaware
Walter Reid Heath
amy George R. Smith
Baltimore
Horatio Bottomley Trial Resumes in London Court
The case against Horatio Bottomley MP and former John Bull publisher resumed in London today. He is charged with converting 5900 pounds sterling belonging to the Victory Bond Club for his own use and 10 pounds.
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Associated
London
Horatio Bottomley
John Bull
Victory Bond Club
English Bishop Baynes to Preach at All Saints Church
Rt Rev A Hamilton Baynes Suffragan bishop of Birmingham England, one of the most distinguished Church of England figures, is due in Frederick Wednesday evening en route from Southampton to New York. He will proceed to Baltimore to preach three times in Maryland during Lent before returning home for Easter services. He is slated to preach at All Saints Church on Wednesday evening March 22 at 7 30.
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Birmingham
England
Church of England
Frederick
Southampton
New York
Baltimore
Bishop Baynes
Cunard Live
Maryland
John Gardner Murray
Bishop Murray
ynes
All Saints’ church
Probe into disastrous Chicago fire stirs new investigations
Chicago March 16. Investigations into yesterday’s catastrophic blaze continue amid officials’ conviction the fire was incendiary. The inferno damaged a city block, destroyed buildings, and caused insured losses near 800000. A Black employee linked by coworkers to the flames was sought. he denied involvement. Losses included 90 paintings by Henry Arthur Elkins valued at 250. Serbian and Jugo Slavia papers were burned. Monocacy Club meets at Evangeli cal Reformed church tonight at 7 20 with Rev Hoover delivering an illustrated lecture on Arizona. All congregation members invited.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Henry Arthur Elkins
Jugo Silavia
United
Evangelical Reformed church
S C. Hoover
Grace Reformed church
Arizona
Employment Day Aimed At Unemployed Ex Service Men
Freder ick and county ex service men without jobs will be registered Monday by the American Legion post and the Chamber of Commerce. Names will be collected by Col. D. John Markey Daniel Leatherman and Robert Crothers with an on site registration at the State armory Friday 7 30 p m. The effort seeks to secure employment for all unemployed ex service men in the city and county and to have a compiled list by Monday for action.
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Frederick
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Col
D. John Markey
Daniel Leatherman
Robert Crothers
State armory
Legion
Legion and Chamber
Two Months Strike In South Africa Is Off
The miners strike ending after over two months yields restored order in South Africa. Police report strong evidence of a Bolshevik plot behind the upheaval. Over 6,000 prisoners are noted, with officials warning action against those linked to outrages.
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SOUTH AFRICA
Associated Preax
Johannesburg
Union of South Africa
Maryland Enforc ement Bill Sees Referendum Secut y Debate
A Maryland city enforcement bill faces House concurrence after the Senate attached a referendum. If the House agrees, voters would decide next November. if not, the bill could die and any enactment would wait for the next session. Dozens of officers face indictments in a New York Central theft probe.
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Senate
House
Maryland
AntiSaloon League
League
Estate of Elisha Swomley probate filings reveal bequests
The late Elisha Swomley's estate is bequeathed to his children with $2000 each to Sarah Matilda Smith Ida Virginia Hickman and Clarence W Swomley. Residue divided among Edgar Nelson Swomler Ella Jane Swomles and Elisha Chalmers Swomler with widow Margaret Swomsey entitled to life maintenance. Executorship to three children, bond waived, but Edgar Nelson Swomier is dead. Will dated November 10 1962 witnessed by FP G Thomas A R Besant and Clayton C Reedy.
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Elisha‘ Swomley
Orphans court
Sarah Matilda Smith
Ida Virginia Hickman
Clarence W. Swomley
Edgar Nelson Swomler
Ella Jane Swomles
Elisha Chalmers Swomler
Margaret Swomsey
Edgar Nelson Swomley
Elisha Chalmera Swomley
Edgar Nelson Swomier
FP. G. Thomas
A. R. Besant
Clayton C. Reedy
Committee Defends New Bonus Bill in House Today
The House hears a revised veterans bonus bill defended by the Ways and Means Committee chair. The plan features no new taxes, new securities, and aims to aid veterans while encouraging saving. It seeks to avoid financial upheaval, protect families, and foster home building amid broad support.
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Associated Press
Washington
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