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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1923

Page

9

M Adoo Boom Launched In Democratic Drive

Chicago reports David L. Rockwell of Ravenna Ohio leading a push to nominate and elect William G McAdoo for the Democratic presidential nomination. McAdoo favors a soldiers bonus and says the federal government can cut taxation while providing compensation.

David L. Rockwell Ravenna Ohio James M. Cox William G. McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury Rockwell MccAdoo Chicago McAdoo New York Wiliam G. McAdoo

Boiler Explosion Rocks Wilmington Orphanage

Two boilers exploded in the basement of St. Joseph's Catholic Home for Negro Orphans on Eleventh and French streets in Wilmington. The blast shattered windows within blocks and scattered panicked residents, but 100 children remained calm under the guidance of Father J. J. McCarthy and the sisters who marshaled them to the recreation yard in orderly lines.

Wilmington Del St. Joseph's Catholic Home French City Hall J. J. McCarthy

Wrecked Stolen Auto After Garage Hold Up

Ambler Pennsylvania November 16 two bandits after robbing night watchman Robert Wilson of 20 dollars stole a new closed car valued at 1500 and wrecked it within a mile of the hold up blood spots in the car suggest one robber was injured. posse failed to locate them. car wrecked after crash into a wall near Hallowell Motor Car company on Butler pike.

Ambler Hallowell Motor Car Company Butler Pike Robert Wilson Wilson Wolson Hanes Cas

Farmers to Hear Coolidge Message Via Grange

President Coolidge will deliver a farmers message through the National Grange during its annual session. Sherman J Lowell national master announced the plans. Henry C Wallace secretary of agriculture will present the address in Pittsburgh on November 16.

Coolidge Pittsburgh Unite States National Grange Sherman J Lowell Henry C. Wallace Secretary of Agriculture

Machine sorts tickets and counts coins for street railways

A new device processes street railway receipts by sorting and counting up to 20,000 tickets and 180,000 coins per hour in denominations up to a half dollar. The International Union of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers ranks as one of America's most prosperous labor organizations with under 15,600 members.

The International Union of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers

Clings to Cigarettes Endangers Long Island Latin Tutor

In Orient New York the Long Island high school lacks a Latin and French teacher after Miss Dorothy Schulze a 21 year old Barnard graduate from Providence Rhode Island resigns midway through a board discussion. The board secretary Edward F Dewey offered advice but Miss Schulze cited no link between smoking or knickers and her departure.

Long Island Orient N.Y Dorothy Schulze Providence R. 1 Barnard Board of Education

Gunner fatally shoots self in Delaware accident

In Withington Delaware on November 16 Joseph A Fahey of French street fell under a fence while dragging his shotgun. The weapon discharged and killed him. He warned a friend Earl Booker of Richardson Park that he had shot himself before dying within minutes.

Withington Del Hockessit Here Joseph A. Fahey French Street Earl Booker Richardson Park

Sheffield Cullery Industry Noted as Old British Trade

The cullery industry is among Britain's oldest with Sheffield as its historic center. Written records indicate flourishing activity in Sheffield since the 1600s, and some authorities claim thriving trade a millennium ago. A new automatic ship steering device has proven reliable on three large vessels covering 45,000 miles, connected to the telemonitor system guiding the ship along its course.

Britain Sheffield

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