Odd Fellows Pilgrimage Marks Maryland Home Visit
The seventh annual Maryland and District of Columbia Odd Fellows and Rebekahs pilgrimage drew many lodges to the Odd Fellows Home north of Frederick. Music bands and an orchestra performed as delegates toured the home and grounds led by Charlee B. Shone. Cong Randolph, guest speaker, praised cooperation and urged continued membership growth to sustain future progress.
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Dennings Rands
Vircola
Idi
Rebekah Assembly
Sundar Sermoon
Parmeet
Washington
Lincoln
Ule
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs Fmm
Manland
Penneyhama
Columbra
Virginia
West Virginia
Odd Fellows
Freerick
Order
Maryland
New Windsor
Edwin Partridge
Orchestra of Prosperity Lodge
Mi Alry
Harrison
Charlee B Shone
Baltimore
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellowship
America
Rebekah Assembly President Urges Renewed Effort
Leste R. Thomas praised the assembly and Odd Fellows and urged continued work in the order. The program closed with the hymn God Be With You til We Meet Again and a benediction by chaplain Stey Mr Isaac. Mr Jones thanked the band and orchestra for music. Doug Randolph and Mr Held dined with Smith Blair in Buckeys town after the meeting.
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Leste R. Thomas
State salary cuts take effect for Maryland workers
Annapolis Md Oct 1 Salaries of about 4000 Maryland state employees excluding judiciary and county clerk staff drop under a retrenchment plan. The cut ranges 10 to 13 percent, with judges taking 15 percent voluntary reductions. Estimated annual savings total 390000 while offices are urged to comply with the balance budget push. Beer license applications rise in Carroll County with 38 filings and a Westminster hearing slated for next week.
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Annapolis
William S Gordy
Hese Selinies
Biog
Chewit Court
Carrol County
Foose
Harry Scher
Westminster
Grace G Elmo
Edward E Mann
Katherine Boakers
Finksbuts
State Inspector of Licenses
Roosevelt to address American Legion in Chicago
President Roosevelt travels to Chicago to speak at the opening session of the American Legion convention on the eve of the Century of Progress. He aims to reassure veterans amid debates over economic policy and national defense spending.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
American Legion
White House
Mid-West
Century of Progress
Jake
Chievo
Arive
New York City
Roose
Miners Plan New March on Clairton Plant
Miners from western Pennsylvania coal fields plan a march and picketing at the Carpergue Steel Company plant in Clairton with 400 workers pledging to protest despite mayoral orders. Operators weigh watchful waiting as 25,000 miners vote not to return until Prick Company recognizes United Mine Workers. NRA chief Johnson works toward a night agreement to end the strike and resume Western Pennsylvania bituminous coal production.
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Clairton
Carpegue Steel Company
Pennsylvania
Roy Ballas
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Stet
Feild
California
Point Marion
H. C. Frick Company
Centerville
Prick Company
United Mine Workers
Amene Dull
Danca Ota Galucgie Olees
75 Steel Corporation
Washington
H S. Johnson
NRA
John L Lewis
Walter Reed Hospital
Johnson
Iron and Stet Industries
Origins of Sarah Bernhardt and early U S newspaper
The text notes Sarah Bernhardt had Dutch French and Spanish roots. It claims the Boston Newsletter was the first U S newspaper dating to 1704. It also states George Washington described the original core work at the capitol on September 18, 1793.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Boston
Mass
United States
George Washington
Capitol
Sewing School Forms in Murray-Mealey District
The Murray-Mealey Sewing School organized Saturday at East Third Street with 38 attendees including two visitors. Officers elected include directors Mrs Murray and Miss Mealey, assistant director Helen Kefauver, secretary Catherine Fox, and treasurer Virginian Eagle. Teachers Ms Kefauver Fox Engle Brown and Cook will lead classes as the group plans a Young People's Purity League in the near future. A note credits Laurence OUphat for introducing cigarettes to English society, though it did not gain popularity in 1870.
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Murray-Mealey
East Third Street
America
Murray
Mise Mealey
Helen Kefauver
Catherine Fox
Eagle
Kefattver
Fox
Engle
Brown
Cook
Mew
Young People's Purity League
Oklahoma Kidnapping Suspect Faces Trial Court Scene
In Oklahoma City George Kelly the self described bootlegger walked from a nine passenger ship with federal officers to the county jail. US Attorney Hide planned filing of armed robbery charges against Kelly and Albert Hates as Urschel is kept under guard after his seven day kidnap ordeal.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
George Kelly
Charles F Urschel
Memphis
Urschel
Kelly
Iell
Kathrin
Oklahoma County
Hebert
Stotn
Albert Hates
Iter
Oklahoma Jana
Kells
Ano‘ney
Novaium Iandea
Giants And Washington Abandes Postseason Ticket Change
In New York on October 1 the practice of selling World Series tickets only in three game blocks was dropped as the Washington Seniors and New York Giants completed the 205 league campaign. Individual game tickets will be sold starting tomorrow morning at 5.50 plus tax for either the first or second game, aligning with Washington officials’ new policy.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Federation
A. F of L Executive Council
NRA
New York
Tangy Ag
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
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Franklin N Shipley
Maudo Watera Dittovar
Cenore Lau
Lanman
Westchuster
Vt Alry
Towson
Salsbury
Bertha Jones Elkin
Franklin N Shiper
Charles W Held
Cong Randolph
Mr Held
William P. Cole, Jr
Randolph
Olson
Cong Random
Shas A Re Dent
Binns
W Va
Frecenck Road
Roger Brooke Taney
Barbaral Fritense
Oa Tor
Imieres
West Virgins
Eikinis
Amerce
S.tn
T.gesang
Ems
Wes
Getivsoute
Reat Linco
Cmsis
Met
Randoph
Owemares
Legion
General Fock
Carnegie
Inswers
Lewis
Laurence Ouphat
C. E. Cline & Son
Casper E
Cline
Austin L. Michael
Cline, Jr
Carl H. Hane
WU Ciny
Albany
Agapez
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Kayser
Giants
Washington Abandes
Carty’s
Carty
LeVine
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