Frederick Maryland invites Harding to state agricultural convention
Chamber of Commerce and Frederick County Farm Bureau plan to invite President Harding to attend the Maryland Agricultural Society Convention in Frederick in January. A delegation including Dr. Albert F. Woods, Dr. G. Harry, Dr. T. B. Symons, Senator O E Weller, Congressman Fred N Zihlman, Mayor Lloyd Culler and Col D John Markey will present the invitation at 2:30 PM on Thursday.
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United States
Frederick
Maryland Agricultural Society
D. John Markey
Chamber of Commerce
O. E. Weller
Albert F. Woods
University of Maryland
v. G. Harry
T. B. Symons
Fred N. Zihlman
Lloyd C. Culler
Col
Markey
Harding
Maryland
Washington
Farm Bureau
Frederick County
Women's Democratic Club in Frederick Garners Praise and Plans
The Frederick Women's Democratic Club, newly organized, is praised for campaign work by Will Cabell Brace and Frank W. Mish. Brace commends their efforts. Benson thanks the club for Democratic women's impact in Frederick County. The club announces winter activities and social events, with officers Kate Foster president and Elizabeth Weean treasurer and secretary. Sisters plan civic involvement on the Eastern Shore of Maryland as politics continue year round.
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Democratic Club
Frederick
Will Cabell Brace
Senate
Frank W. Mish
Congress
Brace
Andrew J. Annan
Emmitsburg
Sonater Carville D. Benson
Mr. Bruce
failovre
Frea
Kate Fost
orre‘deat
Mre Elizate
Weex
Taral
Maryland
Fishermen reel in near Warners Ferry catch
James FE Sct and Charles W Quynn, with Henry Mathews of Washington, fished near Warners Ferry on Tuesday and reeled in a miry string of bass including one weighing almost four pounds.
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James FE. Sct
Charles W. Quynn
Henry Mathews
Washington
Warners Ferry
Open Season and Bag Limits for Frederick County Game
Digest summarizes Maryland game laws for Frederick County hunters including open seasons for partridge pheasant woodcock rabbit wild turkey squirrels ducks geese brant jacksnipe crowbills doves yellow leg black breasted and golden plover rail and reed birds muskrat and otter raccoon opossum skunk fox and other fur bearers. It lists hunting restrictions with dogs at night on fox and raccoon, possessions of hides, export prohibitions, license requirements with fee details for residents and non residents, tagging rules, trespass prohibitions, and firearm day and time limits.
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Frederick county
Garrett county
Frederick
Maryland
State Game Department
Frederick City Hospital earns national accreditation praise
The Frederick City Hospital board met to review October activity with 149 patients treated, 88 admitted, 110 discharged, and 39 remaining. Donations and letters of praise from supporters nationwide celebrated its accreditation and high standards, while November donation days continued to bolster generosity and community involvement.
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Frederick City Hospital
Casper E. Cline
Mary Nies
Frederick
Johnson
Nies
Jesus
American College of Surgeons
Friends of
heard
friends of the institation
Red Cross Drive Gains Interest in Frederick County
A county Red Cross enrollment drive shows rising interest as workers rally support for aid to Chilean quake and Smyrna victims. Russell E. Lighter chairs the effort. A LeRoy McCardell is treasurer with Al bert Gilson and Grover L. Michael auditing. The executive committee urges enrollments and the use of Red Cross window signs in homes to guide workers.
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Smyrna
Frederick city
American Red Cross
Russell E. Lighter
Frederick county
A. LeRoy McCardell
Albert Gilson
Grover L. Michael
roll call executive committee
George Birely
D. T. Ordman
A. W. Condon
Mary Ott
Edward James
Elizabeth Lewis
Kate Fout
Red Cross
Law Breakers Aided By Tip Off Man Court States
Judge Edward C Peter urged the Montgomery county grand jury to uncover a tipped off officer aiding gambling raids along Conduit road. He cited credible reports of lawless gaming and urged thorough inquiry to identify the betraying official as raids frustrated. The grand jury was organized and began witness examinations.
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Peter
Montgomery County
Edward C Peter
Rockville
Judge Peter
George‘town
Georgetown
Peter seleded Clagett Hilton
Barnesville
grand jury
James E. L. Sibley
John W. Norris
William J. Royer
Tarlton Brooks
Millard L. Rice
Claude Hobbs
Joseph B. Gray
William L. Buxton
Charles E. Dreyer
Wm. K. Carlin
Inc
Q. A. Hood
Frak G. Schaefer
Jacob Jacobson
John T. Hill
George H. Heald
Charles H. Rodler
Nicholas J. Welsh
W. Everett Brown
Harvey F. Grant
George G. Getty
John R. W. Frazier
George T. Walters
Benjami T. Brown
Norman Williams
Lloye G. Linthicum
Elmer E. Stup
J. Osca- Burns
John R. Harris
William S. Caulfield
Samuel T. Butt
James L. Morrison
Charles Lee Watkins
Wallace E. Ricketts
Willam C. Ho
Inspection of Elks Lodge Delegation Plans Music and Ceremony
The annual inspection of B P C E 684 by District Deputy John J Powell from Wilmington Det is tonight in lodge rooms. Maryland Virginia Delaware and DC make up the district with Hagerstown Brunswick and Washington guests. A serial section will follow business. an orchestra and entertainment awaited.
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John J. Powell
Wilmington
Det
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
Powell
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Washington
Incal lodge
Meredith H. Staab
Howard Voune
knicht
East Derr
knidht
Alfred M. Gaver
Frank ¥. Staub
Jacob H. Schmidt
Frank M Derizbaugh
Gerson Rosenonr
Pavel Payne
Marshall Staub
Shirt Company Heads Declare A Dividend
The Associated Press reports in New York that the Manhattan Shirt Company directors raised the quarterly dividend on common stock from 59 to 7 1/2 cents and voted an extra dividend of 8 percent on common stock.
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Shirt Company
Associated Press
New York
Manhattan Shirt Company
Britain Opposes Turkish Demands Ahead of Lausanne Talks
The British foreign office issued a memorandum to France and Italy declaring opposition to Turkey’s key demands to be raised at Lausanne. Britain reaffirmed commitment to the existing Allied accord and opposed Western Thrace, Syrian frontier rectification, and capitulation abolitions. In Constantinople, the nationalist government assured the Allies that Mudania Armistice terms would be respected.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Lausanne
Ailice
Thrace
Turkey
Turke
Constantinople
Mudania
Key Post 300 Dues Change Sparks Post Debate
Francis Scott Key Post No 11 American Legion raised annual dues for renewal memberships from 2 to 2 50 at its regular meeting. Initiation fee and dues for new members stay at 3 with 1 initiation and 2 annual dues. Local post gains no direct profit, funds go to national or state headquarters. Some oppose the 50 cent rise fearing loss of ex service members. others say it boosts treasury by about 150 with minimal hardship. Armistice Day report accepted. about 97 dollars gathered for the flag in the parade, net 67 43 after deductions. Dance receipts at the Armory were 143 75 with expenses 43 14 leaving 100 61 net profit. Continued on Page 5.
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Francis Scott Key Post
No. 11
American Legion
the
post
Legion
Petition to Extend Hagerstown and Frederick Line
Residents south of Frederick push a petition to extend the Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad Co. South Market street line to Mt. Olivet Cemetery gate before the city’s new street program. No plans announced. likely a single track with reversals at the cemetery. Petitions are available at four local businesses for signing.
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Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad Co
South Market street
South street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Frederick
cemetery
Hood College
Young Men's Shop
H. J.D. Hagan’s
Garber's Bakery
Charaber o. Commerce rooms
2000 ODD FELLOWS RALLY DECEMBER 15
King David Lodge No 60 I O O F held a well attended meeting as the initiatory degree was conferred on a candidate One application was received Past Grand Master H Dorsey Etchison spoke of a rally at the State Armory on Friday December 15 expected to draw about 2000 Odd Fellows from Zone 3 across Frederick Montgomery Washington Carroll and Howard counties Several hundred candidates may receive the three degrees Friendship Love and Truth from Eden Lodge 34 Wilmington Del The work will be of a high order Etchison has completed visits to lodges in the zone and was warmly received with many candidates anticipated from each lodge
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King David Lodge
H. Dorsey Eichison
State Armory
Frederick county
Montgomery county
Washington county
Carroll county
Howard county
star of Eden Lodge
Wilmington
Del
United States
Quebec Wet Law Brings Four Million Dollar Profit
Quebec provincial treasurer James Nicol announced the dry law has been financially and orally successful. Profits from the law in the year ending June reached 4 million dollars and the provincial surplus stood at 5,033,419. The measure lets government stores sell varying strength liquor in municipalities that have not voted dry, bars on government premises are banned while cafes may sell light wines and beer bought from the government.
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Associated Press
Quebec
Nqr
James Nicol
Realignment Of Packing Interests Hinted By Armour Talks
J Ogden Armour head of Armour and Co Chicago packing house met federal officials in Washington to discuss industry conditions and an expected realignment of packing interests. Officials indicated an announcement could be forthcoming soon.
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Associated Press
Washington
J. Ogden Armour
Chicago
Market Shows Strength During Morning Session
New York Nov 15 The stock market opened with a broad rally as shorts were rushed to cover and bargain hunters pursued beaten issues. Signs of oversold conditions attracted buyers with gains of one to four points in many names while foreign bonds and domestic issues halted liquidations before midday. Prices drifted lower by noon as realizing sales weighed on the market. Cash money opened at 3 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
shorts
Bankruptcy Petition Targets Seid Brothers Stockbrokers Firm
A voluntary petition to bankruptcy was filed in federal court today against Joseph Winfield, Robert Winfield, and AL. Winfield known as Seid Brothers Stockbrokers. Liabilities were listed at 20000 and assets at 5.00.
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Associated Proas
New York
Joseph Winfield
Robert Winfield
AL. Winfield
Seid Brothers Stockbrokere
Death Toll From Quake Now Estimated Up To Two Thousand
Santiago Chile November 15 As President Alessandri heads to the quake zone lists of the dead flood in from telegraph lines showing the catastrophe's reach. Official interior ministry tallies place fatalities near 900 but estimates as high as 2090 persist with reports of massive homelessness and widespread devastation across towns and villages.
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Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
Alessandri
Ministry of the Interior
Largest French Bank In Mexico Closes Doors
The Banque Francaise de Mexique, run by R A Lacand and Son, the largest French bank in Mexico, failed to open in the morning. Large crowds gathered outside the building as police guarded entry.
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Mexico
Banque Francaise de Mexique
R A Lacand and Son
Wemen
Light Haired Woman Seen Near Slain Rector Scene
Detectives probe the account of Mrs. Jane Gibson the pig woman who says she witnessed the murder of Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and choir leader Eleanor Mills. They rechecked the field where the bodies were found noting details of her description and the landscape match her tale.
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Associated Creas
New Brunswick
N. J
Jane Gibson
Edward Wheeler Halil
Eleanor FR. Mills
Washington Air Attack Drill Staged Over Capital
A theoretical air battle over Washington involved a dozen army planes from Langley and Bolling Fields testing the capital’s defenses. Five planes launched from Langley aimed at the city and key targets, while three Bolling Field scouts signaled the approach near Alexandria. The exercise, part of Fort Monroe maneuvers, ran about an hour before planes returned to Bolling Field.
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Associated Press
Washington
Langley Field
Hampton Roads
capitol
treasury
Bolling Field
Alexandria
Boliing Field
Fort Monroe
LAW COMPLIANCE HIGHLIGHTS HUNTERS LICENSED IN FREDERICK COUNTY
Louis C. Etchison Frederick County game warden reports excellent local compliance with game laws with no violations to date. He has patrolled daily except one, and no hunter found without a license though some confusion over ground open status required clarification.
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Louis C. Etchison
Frederick county
Etchison
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Crraus Gambrill
Louise Johnson
Mary A. Sampington
Louise Sappington
W. Shipnick
P. H.C. Birely
Mary
Penper
John. S. Ramsburg
Joseph Haller
Anna Floyd
Isaac M. Motter
G. H. McGregor
Edward Veakle
Charles W. Loach
C. P. Bennett
Lewis Robb
Joseph T. Pries
Joseph EF. Bowers
ALE Fisher
ElrordL Roelkey
J. Grahame Johnson
Misa Serena Molter
Margaret H. Fisher
Hugh Willis
J. Haashen Marker
Frank J. Stoner
M.S. Zimmerman
Harrs T. Zimmerman
Charles S. Price
Charles Umer Price
W. Clinten McSherry
G. Oscar Rhoads
Belle Matthews
Charles Cashour
Florence Measey
Charles Hiteshew
Tolie Grinder
Roger Young
George Wiener
Marc Alexander
Price Brothers
Roy Fader
William S Miller
Hammond Marr
Meyor and Board of Aldermen
TAQ aelerk
Britain
KEY POST
H. F
ODD FELLOWS
Etchisor
Rector
Capital
Frederick County National Bank
fifeen
rot
Charles Tresh
Hershberger’s
Bakers
Purcoe
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