Maryland Agricultural Association delegates meet in Annapolis
Delegates from the Maryland Agricultural Association gather to hear reports and discuss cooperative farming programs. Dr Bontberger and Dr Jackson lead sessions on nutrition and community farming, with Mary land college and Johns Hopkins voices present.
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Maryland
Lee
Merdigon
Actfort
FB. Bontberger
Mary
Ion
Service
C.F. Bryan
Avter de Grice
Edwin
EY Jackeor
Washington, D. C
Dr. Jackson
Baltimore
Miss Ola
University of Maryland
Bee Stade Honeae
Soeer Aa Si Yan
Havré
Cohill
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President Wilson gravely ill says envoy in London
Ambassador John W. Davis in London reports President Wilson is much sicker than believed and not able to participate in politics. He mentions Wilson may then retire from public life, spend time writing, and wait for the expiration of the term.
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Great Britain
London
John W. Davis
United States
Washington
South Dakota rejects bone day Prohibition stance vote defeat
In Huron on November 1, South Dakota directly voted down strict enforcement of prohibition, with returns showing the anti bone day policy leading by about 10,000 votes. The proclamation labeled the state an original temperate example opposing certain search and seizure provisions in private homes.
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South
Dakota
Huron
South Dakota
Tempershes
Steel Orders Decline In October Unfilled Tons
Fei New York Nov 1 In its monthly statement U S Steel Corp reported unfilled orders at October 31 totaling 9,890,852 tons, down from 10,480,404 tons on September 30 a decrease of 589,552 tons. There is mention of a figure as of October 21 from AM.
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Fei
New York
U. 3
Steel Corporation
Ott Ita
Austria Presents Memotigd Admission to League of Nations
Vienna reports the Austrian government has drafted a memorandum seeking admission to the League of Nations and states it will be presented to parliament before being sent to League headquarters in Geneva.
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Austria
Asketeagua
Vienna
Ledigue
Géneva
Cumberland Plight Reflects Traffic Growth Strains
The Public Service Commission examines Cumberland as industrial expansion looms with 10 000 to 15 000 new workers. Two plants over a mile from rail lines spur demand for transit and planning in a growing mountain city. Election costs rise by about 10 000 with more ballots and polling places. Maryland may gain an extra congressman under a population plan. Apple shipments set a November record as demand rises and prices adjust.
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Cumberland
Public Service Commission
Washington
Will.cogt
Maryland
Congress
Isaac Siegel
New’ York
Martinsburg Fruit Exchange
York
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