Fears and Finance in the Free Alcohol Bill Debate
The article discusses Senator Telier's view on the Free Alcohol Bill passage and its anticipated benefits for lower gasoline costs and American manufacturing. It also covers Standard Oil Company’s alleged non-opposition, Aldrich's role, and reflects on corporate influence limits amid public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasagh Sinator Telier
Germany
Tsasl
Standard Go Company
Teller
Standard Oil Company
Aldrich
Oil Trust
Corgres
Bil
Isw
Senator in the penitentiary stirs Baltimore talk
Bizarre scrawl notes accuse a United States Senator of a crime and bring calls for accountability. The fragment mentions Hai Teo and Chandlers while referencing punishment and a czar amid unrest in Baltimore commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senator Bartov Faces Shifting Railroading Press
The Kaosne senator Bartov remains in the Senate as prices rise and the Cuniterland Times questions honesty in railroading. Abroad, Peseuytrade and governance are cited as models, while officials admit admissions of graphic wrongdoing and malfeasance in foreign investments. The rail road graft scandal is deemed less significant than broader confidence issues.
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Bartov
Kaosne
Cuniterland Times
Standard Railroad of
America
Baltimore
Minutes of Merriness and Courtroom Snippets
Quoted banter from a newspaper page features jokes about letters and a mistaken mix up with a nurse, a debt chase over collars, and a mortgage clash. A morgue of humorous misunderstandings includes a medical student and surgeon exchange on a five hundred dollar operation.
Gaekwar of Baroda Reflects on Indian Progress and Western Modernity
The Gaekwar of Baroda comments on contrasts between Indian traditions and Western architectural aims. He notes India’s ethical outlook and stagnation in material advancement while praising the value of beauty in public works and the challenges of reforms in his rulerate.
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Washington Star
Gaokwar
Estofa
Washington
New York
India
Pacpea
Amarica
Ladia
Moreh Cole
Agamasa
Tis Gaskwar
Thas
Moments With The HUSD Poems And Summer Vision
Fragmented excerpts mix dialect reflections on conversation with distant trees and social moods. The Word of Summer contrasts a light chat with deeper intention as nature and labor intersect, followed by Elsa Basker’s poem rendering summer dread and hopeful rest.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promise and Constipation Remedy
An 19th century medical advertisement claims deafness stems from catarrh and offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $500 reward for untreatable cases. It promotes a constipation remedy as well and lists Fr. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as sellers.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toleds
Drugegtet
Farally
Daughters of the American Revolution Visit Rock Hall
Members of Frederick Chapter DAR hosted a May pilgrimage to Rock Hall the home of Miss Jelis Bell. They enjoyed refreshments and a luncheon, heard reports from Continental Congress and John Paul Jones ceremonies, and planned future events with thanks to driver Mr. Eugene Spoes2iler for transportation.
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Frederick
Reck Hall
Jelis Bell
Balé
Rock Hall
Anospolis
Abacca Belt
Nieca
Hoatesa
Blaterland
Jane
Banker Hl
Mast Bs
Eugene Spoes2iler
Ascension Festival Observed by Evangelical Sunday School
The Evangelical Reformed Church Sunday School held its Ascension festival last night. The largely attended program featured artful pulpit decorations, beautiful emblems memorializing six deceased members, and a sequence of songs and speeches led by Rev. Dr E R Eschback and Rev. A M Gluck. The offering supported beneficiary students.
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Iddreasx
E. R. Eschback
Infante
Aldress
A. M. Gluck
Exmiteburg
Death of Josiah S. Thorne in Butteystown District
Josiah S Thorne a retired farmer in Butteystown died last night at 11 45 at his son in law Curtis W Thomas Adamstown of general dementia aged 80 years 1 month 19 days. He is survived by a widow three sons and two daughters and a brother and three sisters. Funeral will be held tomorrow with services at 2 and 6 o'clock at Manor Becckeystown and Mt Olives cemetery conducted by Rev A Ville Cancer. Friends invited.
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Josiah S. Thomas
Josiah S. Thamne
Butteystown
Curtis W. Thomas
Adamstown
Backayetown
Cephas M. Thomas
Cesar Becckeystown
George O. Thomas
Claresce S. Thomas
Frederiick
Lewis Thomas
Weashington
Amunds Dixon
Glynton
Baltimore County
Maria Zimmerman
Mt. Pleasant
Susan Whasskey
Mazor
Caureh
As Ville Cancer
Mt Olives Cemetery
Remains of Joseph Zregalias Buried in Union Bridge
The funeral from Union Bridge arrived in the city at 1145 this morning by the N O R R. The burial took place at Mt Olivet cemetery with Rev J H Clarkson officiating. Pallbearers listed include James Wm Glemsop James H Barris Nicodimus Adolphus Fearhake Miss G Urser and John Ramsburg. Carty served as funeral director. An advertisement notes Nipptes ointment and Cham berlain's Salve available at Mr A L Paarre's Drug Store price 25 cents.
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Joseph Zregalias
Union Bridge
N. OR. BR
Mt. Olivet
J. H. Clarkson
James WH. Glemsop
Unisobridge
James H. Barris
Nicodimus
Adolphus Fearhak
Inolyine Chamberlain
Sean
A. L. Paarre
Presbyterians Unite After Historic Church Merger
Des Moines May 25 The Cumorlana Presbyterian church reunites with the Presbyterian church in the United States of America forming one body. Moderator Hunter Corbett announces the union as church assembly erupts in rejoicing with cheers and hand waving amid operational prayers and congratulations.
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Des Moines
Cumorlana Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
United States
America
General Assembly
Hunter Corbett
Taly
Union of the Cumberland
Americ
Les Moines
Law Enforcement Aims to Halt Bird Feather Hats
New York state forest officials announce enforcement action against the sale and possession of wild bird bodies or feathers used as hat trim. Commissioner warns there will be use of legitimate measures to enforce the law, despite anticipated opposition.
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New York
Alfany
N.Y
State Forest
Ssh
Jewil
Xwumar
Banks and Shining Lights Tied to 160 Million Company
Disjointed report cites Ferdinand E. Gorges on trial for larceny, claiming plans to organize a tropical rubber and fruit development firm with a $100,000,000 capital and headquarters across 12 cities. He boasted of easy access to banks and allied figures like Arthur W. Stedman to float ventures, and described schemes meant to attract investments.
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Banks
Bustug
Ferdinand E. Gorges
John ©. Borges
Borges
Arthur W. Stedman
Easis
Horges
Englesby
Mexico
Not If as Rich as Rockefeller
Wealth claims fall short against the remedy for bowel complaints. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy praised as superior and reliable for both children and adults. Sold at A J Pearre's Drug Store.
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Rockefeller
Fou
A. J. Pearre
Farmer Forced Children to Drag Plow in Field
Oshkosh Wisconsin May 25. A farmer five miles southeast of Neenah allegedly compelled four of his seven children to drag a corn plow through a one acre truck garden while he guided it. The Fox River Valley Humane Society intervened and advised five children be sent to school. The alleged abuse involved harnessed equipment about the shoulders of girl minors.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Neenah
Fox River Valley Humane Society
Wilkie
Free Alcohol Bill Passes Senate After House Action
The senate approved the free alcohol bill as reported from the finance committee, having already passed the house with adopted amendments. The measure, effective date January 1 1967, drew debate over its necessity and scope.
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Senate
Washington
Committee On Finance
House
Killed in Auto Wreck in France Tie to Philadelphia
William Groff of Philadelphia died in an automobile accident near Coignieres between Rambouillet and Versailles in France. Marijam M Grot, also of Philadelphia, was killed in the same crash. Richard C Perkins and Brausc, a hauser, survived after the vehicle overturned. The report notes Groff belonged to Strawbridge & Clothier. Perkins is noted as a member of the American colony in Paris. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised as a remedy for stomach troubles, with a testimonial from Sue Merin of Falsonia, Miss. The product is sold at Pearre's Drug Store.
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William Groff
Philadelphia
France
Paris
Marijam M. Grot
Coignieres
Rambouillet
Versailles
Mr. Grot
Richard C. Perkins
Brausc
Hanseur
Chartres
Mr. Groff
Otcus and
Sheek
Mr. Gro
Strawbridse & Cloubier
Perkins
Sue Merin
Falsonia
Miss
Chamberlain
Pearre
Lost and Found Pocketbook in Maryland Notice
Lost in Hagerstown or Frederick city a black pocketbook with a sum of money and papers. Reward offered upon return to News U:dce.mo datawit.
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Hagerstown
Frederick City
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