Queen Marie's Royal Train Trip Through Shenandoah Valley
Queen Marie and party arrived Martinsburg at 7 15 AM for a 40 mile auto tour through the Shenandoah Valley to Winchester before returning to the train for New York. She spoke of hindrances to visiting the South and urged the message of her husband King Ferdinand’s health to reach the region.
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Harper's Ferry
W. Va
New York
Shenandoah Valley
Martinsburg
Marie
Winchester
Harper’s Ferry
Ferdinand
Romania
Papa
Queen Marie
Serbia
Bucharest
Col
John H. Carroll
Col. Carroll
Tehedes
Canada
Berengaria
Tuxedo
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank of
Princess Neana
Prince Nicholas
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Shenandoah
Vikiing
Wintsester
Nerrom
South
Marinsburg
Charles Awn
Harpers Ferry
Washington
Baltimere
Daniel Yard
O. R. Bang
Philadelia
Yeana
Et Cat
Baldwin Locomotive Hits All Time High In Market
New York November 20 Heavy buying of Baldwin Locomotive pushed it up over eight points to 248 1 2 the highest price in its history. Other standard industrials rallied in sympathy though bear traders uncovered weak spots in scattered sections. Closing was strong with total sales around 700 000 shares.
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New York
Mov
Baldwin Locomotive
Downward Trend of Prices In Week In New York Markets
The week features a downward price trend with professional trading dominance. U S Steel and General Motors faced liquidation pressures amid seasonal and business concerns. Sugar shares rose on Cuban crop limits, while textile stocks gained from industry improvements. Standare Oil fell to a new low and rights traded heavily. notable gains came from Baldwin with locomotive orders and St Paul issues signaling hopeful receivership end.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Cary
Healiday
General Motors
New England
Baldwin
Standare Oil
New Jersey
Common
Rang
American Railway Association
St. Paul
United Fruit
Texas Gulf
Consolidated Textile
New York ‘Canners
Paige Detroit
Real Sub Hosiery
New Machinery Company to Open in Frederick City
Announcement of the Frederick Machinery Company a new local firm with T N Cooper of Petersburg Va and James A Rogers of Buckeystown named as organizers The company has leased the Collins Building adjoining the Hygeia Ice Co with option to purchase It will represent Nichols and Shepard Threshing Machine Co and Hart-Parr Tractor Co Cooper will move to Frederick around January 1 and bring farm machinery experience The deal was arranged through local realtors XM Jolliffe and Markwood D Harp with possession January 1
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Frederick Machinery Company
T. N. Cooper
Petersburg
James A. Rogers
Buckeystown
Collins
Hygeia Ice Co
Nichols & Shepard Threshing Machine Co
Hart-Parr Tractor Co
Cooper
Nichols & Shephard Company
Frederick
Bravnms
Virginia
Nichols & Shepard Company
Ann Eastern Distributing Point
Jolliffe
Markwood D. Harp
Thanksgiving Advertising News Ad Sparks Local Merchants
Thanksgiving ads expand in The News with merchants promoting sales and special spreads. The notice highlights increased advertising in local papers, urging readers to shop early and take advantage of holiday offers.
Campaign set at Frederick City Hospital dinner opening
Local campaign teams across multiple towns prepare for the Frederick City Hospital drive with a 6:30 PM Monday dinner at the Fran cis Scott Key hotel. District workers in Walkersville Middletown Emmitsburg and others report mass meetings and quotas ranging from 500 to 4,500 dollars.
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Frederick City Hospital
Francis Scott Key
Walkersville
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Buckerstown
T. Clycle Boutson
J. W. Kirk
William 11. McKinney
R. Nicodemus
I. W. Nicodemus
Stanley Wood
Turner
Genevieve Thomas
Thena Dutrow
Caldwell Wume
J. P. Stallings
Edgar Thomas
A. DB. Fisher
McCabe
I. Dickman
May Spittle
W. A. Tuck
George Hickman
Doward A. Gross
George 2
Kefauver
B. I. Jamison
Philip E. Bower
F. H. Gross
Jelily
A. A. Martin
Daniel Roddy
Valerie Overman
J. Rowe Ohler
George C. Naylor
Frank Weant
F. L
Higben Albert Yatterson
J. Ledlie Gloninger
Morris Gillelan
Catechin
Marshall I
Leatherman
A. 7Baugh
J. Floyd Lovell
C. Thomas Bittle
Charles Delamier
Vernon W. Nicolemus
George W. McComas, Jr
Giacob G. Shawbaker
Ernest PL. Roop
W. C. LeGore
M. Powell G. Te Cutshall
Jesse T. Rewner
Petersville
J. FE. Claggett
J. XN. Howie
George PF. Swank
G. F.J . W. Smith
M Wightman
Mond Crim
J. E. Ausherman
Mr. Piessant
A. M. Etzler
George A. Holland
B. R. Carnahan
William Delauier
Edward Hamilton
Millard Crum
George A. T Holland
A. F. Fox
Dorsey Leace
Jeerson
William B. Doty
Howard Danrath
H. A.C. Shannon
Reascoe Mackley
Stanley K. Damuti
Frank Martin
Claude Toole
Milton OQ
Wiliam Mogi
Howard Damuth
A. G. Ryhvestir
L. I. Crawford
Frank J. Cady
Robert Burns
Linnie McGuizan
Catherine Stull
Rerha Exler
Vada Vi¢ileris
Anna Jones
Maude Martin
Victor M
M McGill
Lester S. Birein
Neyer
Lom
Irving
William J. Stoner
Quest
Ecomix
Taree Wood
Oita
R. Male
Ana Z. Watkins
Ira
Jann
Ira Bo Weer
Murray Micim
First Christmas Trees Brighten Nort Market Street Scene
Five weeks before Christmas, the first trees appeared along Nort Market Street as stores prepare for holiday trade. Final payments from Christmas Savings Clubs will be sent weekend. about 800,000 in December checks will go to club members via local banks. Stores display holiday goods and ads in The News Post echo the season’s spirit.
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Nort Market Street
News
Wheat Moves Down as Corn Rises in Market Report
Chicago, Nov 20. Wheat traders face ample exportable supplies while a smaller than expected November corn yield looms. Wheat prices show declines from week to week, oats vary, and provisions shift. World wheat surplus estimates loom large amid freight issues from British coal strike. Corn and lard compete with cheap substitutes, and meat prices firm on wintry demand.
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Chicago
North America
United States
Rep
Europe
South Hemisphere
Argentina
Cui
ApLo
Ruy
Snow and cold weather forecast for next week
Weather outlook from Washington on November 20 predicts considerable cloudiness with some rain or snow possible and below normal temperatures for most of the week. The report mentions district quota items and lists several names, with fragmented details and unclear connections to the forecast.
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Washington
Socials Held by Four Local Churches for Hood College Guests
Four local churches Evangelical Reformed All Saints Evangelical Lutheran and Calvary Methodist hosted social evenings Friday night for Hood College guests amounting to about 330 students. At Catoctin Country Club more than 75 local girls and students were entertained by Rev Dr and Mrs G Ellis Williams and Calvary members with games songs and refreshments. Hood students enjoyed receptions and dancing, while churches listed dozens of named volunteers and host families assisting in the event.
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Svangelical Reformed
All Saints
Evangelical Lutheran
Calvary Methodist
Hood College
Catoctin Country Club
G. Ellis Williams
Calvary Church
Hood Girls
Francis X. Staley
Ransom 2. Lewis
Harry M. McDonald
Allene Thomas
Ruby Cline
Mary Castle
Julia Etchison
Virginia Cling
Eizabeth Lewis
Marjorie Noble
Ruth Cline
Louise Buckingham
Elizabeth Sager
Mary Acker
Gladys Allison
Marion Brougher
Ransom D. Lewis
G. Ellis Willame
Messrs
R. Ames Hendrickson
A Hart Etchison
Casper E. Cline, Jr
Ohn
FP. Englebrecht
George M. Free
Charles L. Mullen
Thomas J. Schaeffer
Don H. Williams
Ralph J. Kine
Evangelical Reformed
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Hood
Aislin E. Rhoads
Musi
B. J. Bader
G. Oscar Rhoads
Austin E. Rhoads
Jon Cramer
Marguerite Null
the Keller
Dorothy Herman
Jevieve Emery
Wioise Hater
Charles W. Lough
Alice C. Witter
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Siven
Uliases
Luther Lea
Learce
Mary C. Ott
Ploncher
Mueller
Wieng Girle
Collere
Oth
Poe Lain
Mary Mita
Rath Renan
Hoatti¢e Cronise
Varsina Sym
Touce Hagan
Mary Davie
Wer
Nining Renv
Spmen
Tiatig Cat Ge
New Semaphore at Square Ready for Night Traffic
The Inter section of Market and Patrick streets gains a functional semaphore tonight after a three week lapse. Traffic officers warn Frederick drivers to heed the red and green signals as the new concrete based device withstands tests after a prior wreck. A Washington car damaged the old signal three weeks ago, with $100 awarded from the owner.
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Market
Patrick Streets
Frederick
Tvateh
Vase Way Square
Washington
Auto Wrecked Car Found Near Martinsburg on Roadside
A Fort roadster owned by Harry G. Wachter of West Twelfth Street, wrecked on an embankment after being missing for almost two months since October 2, was discovered near Martinsburg West Virginia by hunters who notified Martinsburg police. The car had been taken from the local Fairgrounds and reported by D. Magruder, manager of Martinsburg Motor Company. Dr. John R. Voris, Near East Relief official, will speak at a Vesper service in Brodbeck Hall at 4 pm. Included are performances by the Brodbeck choir and soloist Mlle Privat.
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Fort
Harry G. Wachter
West Twelfth Steet
Etoven
Martinsburg
W. Va
Wachter
D. Magruder
Marthnsburg Motor Company
Frederick
John R. Voris
Near East Relief
New York City
Brodbeck Hall
Jerusalem
Maunder
Mademoiselle Privat
van de Water
President Coolidge Press Conference Portrayed In Moscow Style
Reporters gather in the White House advisory room as President Coolidge holds a press conference. A spokesman speaks in place of the president, answering questions cabinet by cabinet, clarifying tax policy and foreign notes, while reporters seek access to the chief executive for a final briefing.
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Waehington
President Coolidge
Toole
Tlw Lon
Ann Caylidge
Hal
M Collidge
Hiimself
White House
Lincoln
Abe
Hte
Kansas City
State Department
Grey Team Wins at Hood College Locker Game
The Blue and Grey teams met Friday at Hood College at four o clock. The Grey lineup featured Ruta Remshure of Braddock Veishts as a key player. Grey prevailed 4 to 2 with Remebura Grim Bilheimer and Hollenstein scoring for the Grey while Pearson tallied for the Blue.
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Hood College
Ruta Remshure
Braddock Veishts
Biues
Gagis
Pearson
Remebura
Grim
Bilheimer
Hollenstein
Naeups
Tearson
Nixdorf
Firner
Pagtensten Harrer
Hoyaeine
Gorniaey
Clelland
Scott Ni Voartean
Brian Weater
Hepehiers
Hess
Heer
Chinese seize Japanese steamer and demand ransom
Chinese forces captured the Japanese steamer Sin Rians Marn near Hankew China. An amount of 14 pounds was reportedly taken as ransom while the captain was held by the captors.
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Hankew
China
Tans Ote
Henry Stevens Testifies He Was Home During Double Slaying
Henry Stevens, on his birthday, tells a Somerville jury he was in Lavalette New Jersey when two relatives were murdered of Mrs Eleanor BR in September 1922. He says he spent morning fishing downtown and that he weighed a six pound fish for a friend before returning home about o clock. He denies being near the Slaying and disputes rival witness accounts while detailing travel times between Lavalette and New Brunswick.
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Somerville
Cal
Henry Stevens
Eleanor BR
Lavallette
Steves
New York
Enuk
New Brunswick
Mary Coutarest
Annie Tiong
Ile
Staiie
Henry TB. Diekuan
Tavallette
Florita
Simyeunt
Philadelphia
Stevens
Simpson
Lavalette
Prosecolar
Sievers
Coast Guard Rescues Nine From Grounded Ship
Buffalo Coast Guardsmen rescued nine sailors from the former Shipping Board vessel Lake Grogan after it ran aground off Morgans Point in a snowstorm. A breeches buoy lifted them from the stricken ship as heavy seas pounded the vessel bound for Detroit to be scrapped.
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Buffalo
New York
Buffalo Coast Guardsmen
Shipping Board
Morgan’s Point
Detroit
Bank board chairman kills self in morgue in New Orleans
W Radcliffe Irby chairman of Canal Hank and Trust Company died by his own hand in a local undertaking establishment. The report notes the act occurred as investigators and officials from the bank and city discuss matters surrounding his death. Encampment notes and social committee details follow, detailing a Palestine Encampment No. 20 meeting with Grand Officers from Baltimore.
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Bank Board
Self
New Orleans
W. Radcliffe Irby
Hank and Trust Company
Tectar
Palestine
Albert Wolff
J. W. Poisal
Henry Will
Raymond Hanson
Earl Bronfman
Baltimore
Vissuers
Horace J. Albaugh
H. Do
Chares L. Fernesworth
Horace Holibauch
Harry P. Seeger
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Smith
M Smith
Peat Indas
Forminia
Aerorives
NEW Machinery Company
Collins Building
East Patrick St
Naas
County Hospital
Trurkinsville
H.C. Urdman
Geverse Arannd
Samuel Ausherman
William Guyton
Milton Pfeifer
J. W. Hutt
Marshall Abait
Russell House
Clary Haffer
Ballenzer
Austin 7 Renn
Caisin
Quoia
Rannelberzer
G. Elmer Stine
Harry M. Feaca
James V. Shaft
William T. Merceil
Bradden
Hak
Facta
Slaw Ff
Cain
Clarence M. Chieecer
S. Reader
Charles TL
Mise
Rensbuare
Kent
Nigeslemns Qayiain
Quota
Kinnes
Wiliam
Metcalf
Ahn VW
Slaviles
Wowamv
Miss Nat
Cramer
Max E Rochzabn
Bitte
Brosnine
Fey
Evan
John 3. Hoffman
Harmony Grove
Lewistown
Frederick W. Berger
Washington, D. C
Superior Court of
US of Columbia
Hoffman
Reno S. Harp
Sefton Carr
To Frederick High School
Mari. Simpson
Theora Richep
Mt. Airy
St Murs Claupiun
NER
Vermont
Elk
GREY
Hood College Blues
Hall-Mills
Tete
Calkas Simpson
Coast Guard
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