Conference Opens At 2 P M In Maryland
The statewide conference of merchants farmers and business leaders in Maryland opens at 2 p m with Col D John Markey, president, outlining aims to unite agriculture and commerce for state progress. Banquet follows at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with several keynote addresses from state business and agricultural figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atspieces
Marker
Markey
Maryland
Maryland Chamber of Commerce
Toda
A. Goldsborough
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of Baltimore
EE. Ashbury
Frederick Loses Attendance Contest Between Sunday Schools
The attendance contest between Calvary Methodist Frederick Sunday School Leaders Class and Christ Reformed Sunday School in Hagerstown ended with Hagerstown winning. Over five weeks, Hagerstown averaged about 136 present weekly, rising from about 25 a year ago, while Frederick showed 120 present last Sunday with 153 at Christ Reformed. The growth led to using the church auditorium for meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Sunday School
Frederick
Christ Reformed Sunday School
Hagerstown
Christ Reformed
Hingerstown
Flase
Conrad Clever
Missionary's son plans return from Tokio after quake scare
Elmer Murray, secretary to United States Ambassador Wood in Tokyo, writes Westminster: he will sail from Yokohama on the fifteenth and reach San Francisco by November end, then travel via Sunset Route to Chicago before returning home mid December. He recalls the earthquake and his narrow escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. KF. Murray
Westminster
Frederick County
Elmer Murray
United States
Wood
Tokio
Japan
America
Murray
Yokohama
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Chicago
Kansas City
Rev S C Hoover Speech At Liberty Fraternal Service
Rev S C Hoover spoke at Grace Reformed church Sunday evening to Mountain City Council No 12 Sons and Daughters of Liberty accompanied by Franklin Scott Key Council No 48 U A M. He preached on Psalm 48:12 13 stressing Zion watchfulness bulwarks of patriotism education and religion. A solo by Mrs Amy Kump Dixon preceded a march from West Church Street to the church then back to the hall for dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Francis Scott Key Council
Grace Reformed Church
Temple of Knowledge
Amy Kump Dixon
West Church Street
Wm H. Comfort
Chester MckKensie
Wood College Students Dismissed Early for Thanksgiving
Wood College will dismiss students after Wednesday afternoon classes for the Thanksgiving holiday. Most students plan to stay at the college center, while others may return home for the break and resume classes Monday morning.
City and County Products Show in Frederick Chamber Rooms
An attractive display of Frederick city and county manufactured and agricultural goods is being arranged in glass cases at the Chamber of Commerce under Karl Reinmuth. The exhibit features corn wheat fruits and other foods with a standout goldfish display including Japanese varieties. Jointly organized with the local Farm Bureau work began late last week and many items have not yet arrived ahead of Fair Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Chamber of Commerce
Karl Rein“muth
C. of C
Farm Bureau
Pennsylvanian Assembly urged to act on coal prices
At a conference in Harrisburg, Minnesota Governor contributed a plan to curb anthracite prices by making the industry a public business through a special Pennsylvania Legislature session. He urged state-led regulation from mine to consumer and proposed a interstate commission with states and federal backing to enforce agreed controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Prebs
Minnesota
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Congress
Thanksgiving Sermon Urges Gratitude and National Pride
Rev Dr A G Rupp delivers a large Sunday sermon rooted in Thanksgiving themes. He cites Memorial and Independence Days and Washington's Birthday to inspire patriotism, urging gratitude for prosperity, education, and the Bible’s distribution. He says the nation thrives under liberal government and calls for offering all power to God in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rupp
Washington
Iman
America
Cooler Weather Signals Brief Warm Spell Then Cold Tuesday
Washington weather outlook forecasts a brief warm spell tonight followed by a drop in temperatures on Tuesday as showers move in. Sundays high reached 4% degrees with Saturday night noting similar conditions. November precipitation totals reach two inches to date. Six sisters are players on a professional women's football team in England.
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Washington Weather Man
Europe must buy Argentine grain says Estabrook
Buenos Aires Get. 26 A report for Argentina’s Agriculture Ministry by Leon Estabrook argues that European wheat buyers will favor Argentine grain over U S or Canadian. He cites higher U S costs due to labor and production, and predicts Europe and Asia will shift to Argentine and Australian crops as World demand grows, reducing U S exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Europe
Argentina
United States
Canada
Ministry of Agriculture
Leon Estabrook
American Department of Agriculture
Estabrook
Mr. Estabrook
Four Minnesota Banks Closed by State Banking Department
Four county state banks in Minnesota were closed by the State Banking Department on November 26. The Farmers State Bank of Metro Grove, New Munich State Bank of New Munich, Security State Bank of Melrose, and State Bank of St Martin had total deposits of about 1.288 million dollars. The closings followed the Ryegate Montana bank failure which had guaranteed large paper obligations on the four Minnesota banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Minn
Mearns County
State Banking Department
Farmers’ State Bank of
Metro Grove
New Munich
State Bank of
Security State Bank of Melrose
State Bank of St
Fear 1 000 Men May Be Trapped In Illinois Coal Mine
A disastrous mine explosion near West Frankfort Illinois endangers about 1 090 workers. Two miners are dead eight burned and many remain unaccounted for as officials confirm large scale danger at Chicago Wilmington and Franklin Coal Company Mine No 1. Five bodies have been recovered and surrounding mines report dozens more missing.
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Mlinois
Associated Press
Chicago
West Frankfort
Wilmington
Franklin Goal Companie
Mo. 1
Benton
New T
Chicago, Wilmington and Franklin Coal Company
West Prankfort
Navy
Orient
Tierrin, Wh
Chicago, Wilmington and Franklin
Forbes Deserter War Records Indicate Bowl of Actions
Washington reports state War Department records show Charles Ro Forbes former Director of the Veterans Bureau was dropped from the army rolls as a deserter. Forbes was said to have been apprehended served his term and discharged without trial. The department believes the matter is closed and no further action is planned as the Senate Veterans Committee reviews the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Charles Ro Forbes
Veteuost Bae
Senate Veterans’ Committee
Forbes
Senate Committee
Reformed Church Pastor Call Rejected by Telegram
A Middletown Reformed church member telegrammed from Rev J B Landis of Fleetwood Pa stating he cannot accept the Middletown pastorate. At a recent congregational meeting an unanimous exit was sent to Rev Mtr Lane dig, but a telegram later said personal circumstances and congregation obligations prevent acceptance. Carnahan and Pleasant will attend Sawday's services.
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The
Reformed Church At
Middletown
J.B Landis
Fleetwood
Mtr. Lanedig
Tnleeram
Tey
Vi Pleasant
Will Cone
Toesp Sawlay
G O P Funds in State Report Reveals Totals and Givers
The Republican National Committee gave 5000 the largest single contribution to Maryland's state GOP fund. The 1923 campaign report shows collections 30667.06 with disbursements 36509.16 and a remaining balance of 127.90. There were 118 contributors including C E Weller 3000 Jacob France 3600 and John W Garrett 3500. Willam P Jackson directed about 4500 to Eastern Shore counties alongside 100+ donors. Armstrong's agent Wendell H Allen filed receipts and disbursements 2284.67 for the Governor race with 22 items listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republian National Committee
W. Harry Staller
Republican State Central Committee
Republican Fund
National Committee
C. E. Weller
Jacob France
John W. Garrett
Willam P. Jackson
Bu Viders
Robert Garrett
Alexander Armstrong
Wiliam C. Coleman
C. Monroe Holland
J. Clayton Brewer
William 2. Jackson
Jacob Epstein
Harry B. Wilcox
If. T Satterlee
Edwin G. Baatter
W. Brooks
Chas. H. Quoltzmin
O. Scull
Scott Gabriel
Dulaney
Millard F. Burgess
Armatrong
Wendell H. Allen
Baltimore
Lsted
Tohn & Armatrong
Roland R. Marchant
Fisher
Clinton O. Richardson
Charles J. Dobter
Wesley Somerville
A. Walter Kraus
Theodore Mottu
Lindsay €. Spencer
Ernest BE. Stanley
R. Richards
T Roeder
Simon KE. Sobelaff
George W. Golden
John TR. M. Staum
A. A. Davis
Marttin Kohn
Jacob PT. Amenit
Wendell D. Allen
Investment rails help to lead noon advance
The stock market showed an upward read in the industrial group driven by speculative earnings hopes, but Martwell Motors fell about 4% amid heavy selling. By midday trading, the market recovered some as investment rails led the advance and call money opened at 48 cents.
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Associated Press
New York
Martwell Motors
Evance
Family of Nine Dead in Confluence House Fire
A fire near Confluence, Pennsylvania, early today killed Samuel Roscoe, his wife, and seven children, destroying their home about a half mile from town. Authorities said the blaze claimed nine lives in a single dwelling as a local tragedy. The report notes surrounding confusion and varying details from initial inquiries.
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Presa
Samuel Roscoe
Vile Tate
Rum Runner Tomako Seized After Gunfight Off Jersey
New York reports recount the seizure of the rum laden schooner Tomako six miles off the Jersey shore. Crew resisted with machine guns trained on Coast Guard officers and a hand to hand fight followed before the smuggler was subdued. A British protest may follow London’s report on alleged registry.
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Associated Press
New York
Tomako
Jersey
Coast Guard
Seneca
Lexington
Wnome Seiaura
London
Thanksgiving Approach Marked in U B Church
Services in the United Brethren church centered on Thanksgiving with readings of President Coolidge's proclamation and sermons on The Throne's Thanks. Senior Endeavor and Junior meetings followed by evening reflection on Choosing Pleasures. Announcements preview a December conference, choir plans, and upcoming church activities including a Near East Relief offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Coolidge
Wm. R. Glen
Ihosa
W. W. Pickett
George Edward Hamilton
Margaret McGil
Golden Gate
Leslie
C. W. Brewbaker
U. B. Church
Frederick
United Brethren Sunday Schools
Frederick County
Welock
Oelock
Otterden Guild
At & O
Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary for Dr and Mrs Apple
About 125 guests attended the twenty fifth wedding anniversary celebration for Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H Apple at their Hood College campus home. Attendees included the Board of Erectors and faculty, with a yellow and white color scheme enhanced by chrysanthemums and autumn leaves. The Apple reception was hosted by the couple and assisted by Miss Virginia Carty Miss Mary Filler and Misses Miriam and Emily Appia.
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Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Board of Erectors
Apple
Virginia Carty
Mary Filler
Miriam
Emily Appia
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Charles L. Craig
New York City
Mayer
Supreme Court
Craig
Elmer F. Murray
MR. Hoover
S. and
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Eandition
Business
Penna. Assembly
Keystone Executive
U. S
DR. Rupp
Sistera Care
Tath
England
Minn
Montana
Sesson
Milan
Italy
Senate Investigation Committee
Haller
Parisia
RUM Runner
To Mako
U. B
Mev. Wm. Helen
S. S
Mrs. Apple
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