Washington meeting of National Chamber of Commerce concluded
Col D John Markey and Glenn Garber of the local Chamber attended the annual National Chamber of Commerce session in Washington. E Austin James also joined, with speakers including Harding and Hoover. The event featured a cornerstone laying for a $2 million building and discussions on commerce with a conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. John Markey
Chamber of Commerce
Glenn 0. Garber
Chamber
National Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Garber
E.austin James
United States
National Chamber
Harding
Hughes
Hoover
Shipping Board
Lasker
United States’ Tariff Commission
W. S. Culbertson
Congressional Committee On
Banking and Currency
Netherlands
J. A. Everwijn
W. W. Husband
Ofhem
National Organization
Sixteenth Street
James
Frederick Chamber
Record Ford sales hit daily peak in April across U S
A Frederick report cites H L Warfield of Ford Motor Company saying April sales in the United States averaged 5210 retail Ford cars and trucks daily, totaling 127,248 for the month and a new record. Fordson tractors rose to 11181 units, with daily 465, 100 percent up from 1921. Detroit plant employs over 40,000. May output projected at 135000 cars and trucks against 163000 orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Motor Company
H. L. Warfield
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Ford
United States
Dry Agents Seize Dining Car in Bluefield Train
Prohibition officers in Bluefield West Virginia seized the dining car of a Norfolk and Western passenger train and arrested the crew, per railway company reports. Also a sewer collapse near Last Nation Ja killed three men and injured one, trapping them ten feet underground.
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Roanoke
Bluefield
W. Vs
Norfolk and Westers
Clinton, Ja
Last Nation
Feagaville May Visit and Community Club Notes
Feagaville reports Sunday services at Mt Zion Lutheran Church at 2 30. Local families are noted visiting relatives in Maryland and Pennsylvania. Jefferson school visit produces a 14 11 dodge ball win for Feagaville and a 7 1 baseball loss. Ballinger Grange to meet Friday. Libertytown events include Christian Endeavor and church services on May 21. St Peter's Hall Girls Club stage farce Her Uncle s Boots and a kitchen band concert, well attended.
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Feagaville
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
William L. Culler
Harrisburg
Walkersville
Ass B. Renn
Baltimore
Roger Culler
Western Maryland College
Westminster
C. Newton Trundle
John J. Culler
Lloyd C. Culler
William D Zimmerman
Barnesville
Claude Culler
Clarence E. Hemp
Carroll F Null
Marguerite
Regina
Long Lambert King
William Abh
George Moss
Land
Roy Harris
Frederick
Harvey J Murray
Koogle
Oliver T. King
Wilbur D Culler
Jefferson School
Jeffersonisn Dodgers
Watarigo
Feageville
Jefferson
Ballinger Grange
John Jacobs
Fred Jacobs
Libertytown
W. A. Sites
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. E. Holt
St. Peter's Hall
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Reading
George L. Ressler
Robesonia
Berks
Lebanon
Lancaster
Lehigh
Philadelphia
Hart Schaffner & Marx and
Schloss Bros
Frederick's Best Store
the Star
Tonight
W. L
0. Fisher
Prop
Eileen Sedgwick
George Larkin
Brownie
Doggone
Century
Exerrone
PATHE
Patheenlor
Eddie Polo
Secret Four
Kaufman Motor Company
East
Patrick Street
K. Sodden
North Market Street
Men’s Union
North Market St
Brussels-Ingrain
Mattings
C. E. Cline
Saowy
RE. W. Wilson
Helfenstein & Urner
Dr. Fahrney
Fiat
Was
Dre
Fabroep Sen
Eas
DeVilleis
Mammoth
Cross
Freed’s
East Patrick St
C. E. Devilbis
Henry Ford
Sry Ford
Ford and
Fordson
Frederick Motor CO
R. L. Warfield
Pres. and
Mgrial West Patrick St
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