Soldiers' Bonus Bill in Courts Debated in Baltimore
Proceedings began in Baltimore to annul the Soldiers Bonus Act of 1923. Harry Q. Brawner seeks a writ of mandamus to block placing the referendum on November ballots, arguing constitutional violations. The act creates a 9 million dollar state debt with a monthly bonus for veterans and a tax to redeem the loan.
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Baltimore
Harry Q. Brawner
Club Road
Roland Park
Harry M. Benzinger
Henry H. Dinneen
Brawner
Charles F. Stein
Maryland
Board of Public Works
Army
Navy
Military Service Recogniton Board
Herbert L. Grymes
Grymes
New York
Cott Printing Modernizes Deed Records Indexing in Ohio
Charles M. Cott of Cott Printing and Indexing Co in Columbus directs clerks at the county courthouse to re index deed records from 1867 to 1908. The new Cott system reduces book space, classifies by surname initials, and uses name columns for quick lookups. Six index books will cover alphabet blocks with preparatory work by eight assistants over weeks, followed by typewritten pages, under oversight of Judges Urver and Worthington. The project, funded by surplus clerk office retails, aims to permanent improve county land records.
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Charles M. Cott
Cott Printing and Indexing Company
Columbus
Ohio
Court House
C. M
T. G
J. GJ
Charles Mantz
Thomas Gorisuchy
Adolphus
W. Irving Parsons
John L. Jordan
Douglass H. Hargett
Eli G. Haugh
Campbell
Andrew
Hammond Urver
Glenn H. Worthington
Cott
No Daylight Saving Rejected in Cumberland Md
Cumberland voters and business groups reject daylight time change. Chamber of Commerce abandonment of further solicitation follows ballot totals showing firms 80 in favor 41 against and employees 2206 in favor 2086 against. G H S Alumnae Reunion set for June 19 at Hotel Braddock Braddock Heights after Girls High School commencement.
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Cumberland
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
Girls’ High ‘School
Girls’ High School
Braddock
Braddock Heights
Orchard Near Dickerson Fared Well in Local Freeze
William L. Cramer, a Frederick area farmer, reports his 40 acre orchard near Dickerson survived the frost with an 80 percent peach and 50 percent apple crop. He attributes good air drainage, no snow, high elevation, and a wind to explain the resilience. He plans to plant more trees next year as Frederick County fruit prospects remain mixed.
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William L. Cramer
Dickerson
White's Ferry
Frederick
Wal
Cramer
Frederick County
Queen of Middle Age Woes: Pinkham's Remedy Endorsed
Sheboygan reader Mrs. Lanser describes severe fatigue nervousness and sleepless nights tied to middle age. The ad touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a natural restorative to ease melancholia nervousness headaches and dizziness and urges a fair trial based on personal improvement after treatment.
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Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Lyme E. Pinkham
Tia
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Mme
Adithile Lys
Heer
Rico
Barbara di Sivigia
Aida
Cramer and Stauffer
David F. Mayne
Orth
East Sixth Street
Lewis H. Swain
Dean
Asother Frederick
Barry W. E. Braches
Carpenter
Fifth Street
Went (Ri
Niewspap
Allman
Wm. L. Cramer
Apple Wiald
D. C. R. McIntyre
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Iowa
Vicinity
Pee
O. R. McIntyre
Chiropractor
Second Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kaufman’s
East
Patrick Street
C. M. Malone
Gruen
North Market St
Petagon
B. W. Wilson
Merhl F. Moberly
Patrick ST
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