Last Conference Session With Dr Symons Outlines Farm Business Unity
The final session of the farmer and business men's conference at the Francis Scott Key Hotel featured Dr T B Symons University of Maryland extension head outlining cooperative efforts between businessmen and county agents. He stressed support for home demonstrators and farm agents and urged regional cooperation to boost Maryland agricultural potential.
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Symons
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce
T. B. Symons
University of Maryland
Dr. Symons
M M. Stewart
Mariland
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Builders’ Exchange
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
The
Fruit and Produce Association of
Baltimore City
Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
State Grange
Tuiniversity of Maryland
State Conference of Farmers
Christmas Gift for Boy of Seven
A homeless seven year old boy finds a real home this Christmas through the efforts of Miss L D Nelson of the local Children's Aid Society. He and his sister have been adopted by a childless couple near Petersville who will provide education and care including toys and schooling.
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Santa Claus
Frederick Countr
Heath
L 1D
Nelson
Children's Aid Society
Petersville
Miss Nelson
Alleged insane man and woman cause fatal Hartford crash
George Kenneth Whiteside and Mrs Willford E Wheaton allegedly escaped from New Haven to elope. Driving at high speed they struck a man named Fedora and four other cars on Main Street. Fedora was killed, Whiteside and Wheaton were only slightly injured. Whiteside was sent for observation and confinement.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
George Kenneth Whiteside
New Haven
Willford E. Wheaton
Johm Fedora
Clark
Main Streets
Main
Federator
Whiteside
Miss Wheaton
Conference Leadership and Voting Rules Proposed for Alliance
The conference may recommend actions to members but cannot bind constituent groups. Findings route through state or regional bodies to foster harmony with the program. Officers alternate yearly between business and agricultural interests to balance leadership. An executive committee, size set by the conference, will set topics and purposes. three fourths approval from registered members needed for any program or project.
Aaron R Anders Critical Illness in Frederick County
State's Attorney Aaron R Anders lies critically ill at his Court Street home after a cold developed into Bright's disease. The popular official, finishing his second term, had recently traveled with Sheriff Jones through New Jersey and Pennsylvania following clues in Middletown robberies. A Baltimore specialist was en route as of 2 PM today.
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Aaron R. Anders
Court Street
Ltt
Anders
Bright
Sheriff Jones
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Middletown
Trye
Frederick County
Fie
Clete
Frederick
Anger
Howe
Baltimore
Lockhart Charged With Fraud in Defunct Firm Case
In Baltimore circuit court, Ken B. Lockhart faces suit to recover money, stocks, and bonds alleged diverted for creditors of the defunct Smith, Lockhart & Co. A deed of trust from December 24, 1921, is challenged as invalid. Lockhart and Rosnes Smith have appeals after prior sentences for conspiracy to defraud customers.
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Smith, Lockhart & Co
Baltimore
John Beouwkes
No. 2
Ken B. Lockhart
Lockhart
Milton Roberts
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Maryland
Rosnes Smith
Robert FE Thomas
Herman J Zenisler
Recuwkes
Campaign fund totals from Republican committee report
The statement by William O. Werlenbaker shows 2585 contributed to the Republican party, 2190 spent on campaign costs, leaving 4659 in the committee’s balance. Listed donors include Albaugh 220 Kefauver 300 Holden 8, and Wightman instructed names appear in the summary of expenditures.
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Republican Party
William O. Werlenbaker
Republican County Central Committee
Lfers
Ingomar W. Albaugh
ML. Kefauver
Dolin Fl
William F. Wachtel
Charles J Angleberger
Hooper
Com. Phreeger
Charles Ji Butts
Maurice Stifter
Isdwin C. Markell
Hook and Dames
W. Marry Taller
Thepublican State Central Committee
M Dronenburg
John Wwail, Inc
Holden
Felto
Maurice Sifer
Luther Powell
Arthur Wightman
Charles Stults
Tlarver Rame-hure
Convicts Paid Guards to Free Themselves
New Lome Hibards, who admits being among six prisoners who escaped from the Pennsylvania State Penitentiary in Philadelphia, was arrested in Honolulu yesterday. He had recently arrived with the San Francisco chamber of commerce on a trade excursion. Police say the men paid guards to aid their escape in a wagon, and Hibards faced a sentence of up to 1 to 5 years in the penitentiary.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
New Lome
Hibards
Tes
Pennis Lane
Philadelphia
Talwards
Honolua
San Francisco
Seminus
Penitentinis
Joyce Normand
Joseph Diamond
Barlow
New York
Joseph
Miss Normand
Tomako Seizure Declared Closed Incident
Washington reports that official circles view the Tomako seizure as a closed incident with no further international implications. State, beauty and justice departments showed little interest, comparing it to the Marshall case where the British government did not intervene due to registry issues.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tomako
Fieauty
Justice
Becaue
Golden Rule Day Observed Sunday
Frederick residents urged to observe Golden Rule Day Sunday December 2 to aid Near East orphanages. Families plan simple meals and donate the difference to Near East Relief supporting about 54 000 orphans. Local chairman Rev Dr Meort TL G Kieffer asks many to pledge and send donations to Rev Da Vtenr G Kieffer.
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Near East
Itelief
Ompany
Sinisa
Meort
G Kieffer
Absire Golden Rule Navy
Near East Relief
G. Kieffer
Pinchot Plans Another Coal Conference Soon
Governor Pinchot plans a reconvening of a conference of representatives of nine hard coal consuming states. The gathering adjourned without action on regulation plans and with no agreement on coal prices. Delegates from New Jersey Minnesota and Pennsylvania attended along with others representing nine states.
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Pinchot
Associated Press
Narrisburg
Ponechbotte
Vennenstyang
Silva
New Jersey
Prens
Minnesota
Philippine Senate Passes Bill Over Governor General Wood Veto
The Philippine Senate unanimously passes a bill remitting penalties on delinquent land tax payers, overriding Governor-General Wood's veto. The measure moves to Washington for President Chesterfield (Cheldges) consideration.
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Philippine Senate
Manita
Wood
Shoippine Lees
Washington
Cheldges
Washington Firm Wins Bid for Storage Reservoir Project
A Washington firm is noted as the lowest bidder for a storage reservoir project with a total cost of 114000 dollars, as recorded in the current bid summary. The notice highlights competitive bidding and project scope details for municipal infrastructure.
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Washington
Truth serum test taken by three newspaper men
Three New Orleans daily reporters volunteered for scopelamin tests before the Orleans Medical Society. Each was told to answer truthfully to every question, including hunting trips and family matters, and all answered immediately with no sign of consciousness being dulled.
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Associated
Cresa
New Orleans
New Philippine Freedom Mission Visits U S for Independence
President Coolidge holds that the United States should withdraw from the Philippines when the people can govern themselves. He says progress is excellent and a new Philippines mission has arrived in the United States to seek independence.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pres. Coolidge
United States
Philippines
Albert Unable To Form Germany Cabinet
Berlin reports Dr Heinrich F Albert abandoned attempts to form a cabinet after failing to secure Reichstag backing for a chancellorship. President Ebert began negotiating with bourgeois party leaders to assemble a five party bloc excluding Socialists. Tex Richard, once near a million in the Madison Square Garden boxing shows, had a Texas cowpuncher past.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Heinrich F. Albert
Phert
Ebert
Tex Richard
Madison Square Garden
Texas
Bids Opened for New Storage Reservoir Contract
Bids ranged from 3114,000 to 200,000 for a storage reservoir. Mayor Culler and the Board of Aldermen oversaw bid reading with City Engineer Crum and others present. Several firms reported totals, completion dates, and some bids listed no total estimate due to absent representatives.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Board of Aldermen
B. C. Crum
John T. White
Culler
Reynardt
Norton, Bird & Whitman
Baltimore
Development Construction Company
Whiting Turner Construction Company
Empire Engineering Company
Bester Cong Company
Hagerstown
McLane Contracting Company
Austin A. White Company
Lebanon
Pyramid
Tiarrisburg
G. B. Mullin Company
Jankington
Tt. T. Matthieu & Son
Altoona
Connolidniad Engneeering Company
Sanford and Brooks
M. I. Grove Lime Company
Ambursen Construction Company
New York
Frederick County RB Society Holds Last Conference
The Frederick County RB Society conducts its final meeting of four conferences at Adams Town. Program includes hymns, invocations, and talks by Rev A F E Canner Middletown Miss Ruth Hummer Walkersville Miss Filsie Rema burg Middletown Miss Abee Witter Frederick Carroll Wright Baltimore a later meeting at Mud Metown featured topics on church program reforms and a discussion on religious education and strong leadership.
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Frederick County
RB Society
Adamstown
Aelock
Middletown
Friend of Christ
Ruth Hummer
Walkersville
Dell
Frederick
Tittle
Friends of Christ
Filsie Remaburg
Abee Witter Frederick
Matt Jefferenn
Christ
Carroll Wright
Baltimore
Mud- Metown
CG Kieffer
Praderick
Mohei Reddick Walkeraville
Gand
Ethel Coste Wondshoro
Wood Wortrell
Ferole
Davison Chemical Stock Stirs Market Amid Volatility
Davison Chemical shares slip to 69.15 after early trading dips, unsettling broader markets as investors react to rapid price swings. The New York stock scene shows choppy activity with no clear direction as the session proceeds.
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Presa
New York
Davison Chemical
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Emilio de Motta
Edward
Harrisburg
Brooklyn
Barlow Morris Diamond
Olay
Hall
Diamond Brothers
Dodd
U. S
Albert
Germany
Burgeois
County C. £. Society
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