Drunken autoist sentenced in county jail
J H Green of near Frederick was found guilty of driving under the influence before Justice Motter. He chose 90 days in jail over a $100 fine. Other cases: William Simms and Claude Gardner fined for liquor sale and disorderly conduct. Arch Handley attempted DUI case. Handley’s car collision near Buckerstown. Fifty wedding anniversary noted for Hezekiah Fox Woodsboro. City property sale: Stull property to Dixon. Greenland noted as world’s largest island.
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J. H. Green
Frederick
Guy KK. Motter
William Simms
Kieinhart’s Alley
Green
William M. Storti
Motter
Simms
William Brochey
Willian Kelley
Guy KK. Molter
Handley
Ernest Alrecht
Buckerstown Pike
Labor program outlined at AFL convention in Detroit
About 500 delegates from Mexico, Canada and several European countries gathered as the American Federation of Labor reaffirmed its militant policy and set major goals for the coming year. The program calls for opposing compulsory unionism, ending child labor, cooperative industry relations, opposing direct primary reforms, resisting Soviet sympathy in labor ranks, aiding farmers with cooperatives, and moving toward a 40 hour five day work week. President William Green led the keynote address.
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Detroit
Mich
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Wm. Green
Ihs
Mexico
Canada
Labor Week Proposal Aims for Gradual 40 Hour Start
The AFL plan for a five day forty hour work week should roll out gradually to win business acceptance, says Secretary Mellon who warns immediate adoption could hinder production though eventual gains may appear. The note follows a Washington convention report from Oct. 6. New Market Women’s Club met Oct. 1 at Mrs. Coughlin’s home with thirteen members and two visitors, sharing civic readings and club remarks. The next meeting on Oct. 15 will be at Mrs. Dawson Hammond’s home. a hat reblocking lecture is planned. An humor quip about a wreck ends the item.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Mellon
New Market
Great General Federation
Atlantic City
Clvi
Alice Watkins
Dawson Hammond
J. W. Haines
Halley’s Comet and Early American Retail Chains
The text notes Halley’s comet with records dating to 240 B C and its mid era impact across Europe, then mentions the first chain store system in America established in 1808. It connects celestial events with early retail history and cross continental influence.
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Halley
B. C
Europe
America
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Hezekiah Fox Woodsbors
Herold Fox
C. W. Hoff
Pleasant
Kinston
Woudebaro
Deirev
Charlesville
Samuel Ko Fos
Frederic Buller
Dav
BR. Fox
Air
Grayson An
Piessant
Lesterington
Daca
Vitale
Raymond Dougherty
We Allo
Edward Whben
Harot
Jodman
Havis Teily
Chester
Ralph
Raymond
Marion Puiraw
Benjamin
Balwin
Fabrney Fox
Robert Butler
Barnet Vitale
Frances
Mary Hoffmas Yvelyn
Edith
Fredan
Grace Dutton
Serine
Deris
Dor Butler
Mable Ant
Fox
Grace
Edith Vitate
Vision
Virginia
Thomas Fowe
Mro
B. Vb
Musehlitz
Leesburg
W. B. Linkins
Washington, D.C
Fon
John W. Snook
Daniel Z. Stull
Ida A. Stull
West Third Street
T. C. Dixon
Lulu F. Dixon
Jefferson
Mrs. Dixon
Greenland
KOTEX
Laumdey
Seow
Hrohiy
Labor
Ready Money Club
The
Frederick County
North Market St
Edna Wallace Hopper
Marcel
Sheen
Ambre
Poiret Sheens
Weel Rayon
Tual Reu
U.thomas Kempick’s Family Store
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Resources
U. S
State of
Elmer Brown
Edward Shaw
WM. M. Smith
H. L. Ebert
Jos. H. Apple
Aluminum
Quynn
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Sears
giMltty
Hiye
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