OgAl Credit Resources To Help Farmers At Meeting
A county banking canvass in Frederick discussed drought relief credit for farmers. The committee proposed loans without collateral where possible and considered state aid, road work programs, Red Cross aid, and charitable support to relieve immediate needs. The action followed a unanimous view banks should extend credit within safe limits.
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Prederfe Credit Resources
Fredzee
Droush Rechs
Exhope
Drouth
Funcom
Qenedy
Emory L. Colomite
Central Trust Idpany
Cobentz
A. LeRoy McCardell
Frederick County Nations Bank
Frank Holter
Farmureau
Walter B Burrell
New Marat
Henry R. Shoemaker
McCardell
State Drouth Relief Board
Wmnty
T. B. Symons
College Park
Ki Cross
Red Cross
Rganigsiion
Andie
Seis
Assault and Battery Case Leads to Guilty Plea Plea
The report records several defendants in an assault and battery case and related charges. Lawson and Clarasvury pleaded guilty and were fined ten dollars each for unlawful acts. Fredericks and others faced driving without license. Detmar Tribbet paid a twenty nine dollar forfeiture for registration issues. Milburn Altwalter secured release after arrangements for his child. Justice Bennett criticized using criminal courts to collect civil debts and urged alternative methods.
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Family Mets
Lahat Biktion
Lawson
Clarasvury
Cormidera
Luby
Route 4
Prederick
Burrard
Frederics
Detmar A. Tribbet
New Martinsville
W. Va
Milburn Altwalter
Baltimore
Louis Staub
West All
Myersville set for third annual homecoming parade and events
Myersville hosts a three day homecoming starting Thursday with a 3 PM baseball game followed by a band concert and address by J Lloyd Harshman of Hagerstown. A Friday baseball game and parade featuring fraternal groups, civic bodies, floats and bands closes with a Saturday final baseball game.
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Myersville
J. Lloyd Harshman
Hagerstown
Rear Admiral Simpson Dies at Ruxton Home
Rear Admiral Edward Simpson United States Navy retired died at his Ruxton summer home after a weeks long illness. Born 1860 at the Naval Academy he served much of his long career including commanding a gun turret on the Brooklyn at Santiago and serving in the Philippines and various ports ashore.
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Baltimore
Ad Miral
Edward Simpson
United States Navy
Ruxton
Here
Naval Academy
Question Mark leaves Louisville for the north
Louisville dispatch reports the "Question Mark" flight departing Bowman Field at 7:38 am heading toward Cincinnati with plans to circle West Point and drop magazines before landing at Curtiss Field. Police issue warrants for John Carroll Marne and Amos Lae Mart over a missing girl case amid a series of abduction allegations and traffic fines.
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Louisville
Dieudpone Coste
Maurice Bellonte
New Yorke
Bowman
Cincinnati
United States Military Academy
West Point
Smith
Dons Betha Smith
Inesr
Reckrik
Freight relief permits issued in Frederick County
Frederick County issues permits allowing over 200 carloads of hay grain and feed at reduced freight rates set by railroads three weeks prior. Shippers must certify emergency need and pass savings to consumers, with oversight by railroad officials and American Railroads Association. Rates run until October 31, affecting eleven Maryland counties.
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H R. Shoemaker
Frederik County
Drouth
Secretary of Agriculture
Arthur Hyde
Tte Colrord
Frederick County
Steels
Court House
New York State
Far West
New York
Bir
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Western Marsland
H. and F. Railway
Maryland
Allegany
Baltimore
Carroll, Charles
Howard
Harford
Montgomery
Prince George's
Queen Anne's
St. Mary's
Washington
Farther Accurite Details in Vehicle Accident Report
Details emerged Friday about a car collision near Rocky Mount North Carolina involving J A Geibee of Fred Thick Raprene. The damaged cat was driven to Fred trek for repair and then taken to Baltimore. A misstatement claimed Mrs Godbet accompanied Ms God bee.
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J. A. Geibee
Fred
Hishwar
Rocky Mount
W. C
Gedbee
Fredtrek
Ns den Speer
Baltimore
Godbet
Ms. Godbee
Grove and Nixdorff Wedding This Afternoon
A wedding is reported this afternoon for Grove and Nixdorff. The ceremony connects families in Baltimore and nearby regions with long-standing local ties, reflecting a social event of note within the community.
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Grove and Nixdorff
Four Jugoslavs Executed for Terrorism in Trieste
Four Jugoslavian men were executed for terrorism in Trieste today: Francesco Marusic, 24, Zvonimiro Milos, 26, Ferdinando Bidovec, 22, and Luigi Vatenci, 32. Two others were acquitted and 12 others were sentenced from 21 to 30 years. They faced charges including 12 murders and 31 attempted murders.
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Triest
Tali
Angusa
Francesco Marusic
Zvonimiro Milos
Ferdinando Bidovec
Luigi Vatenci
Jugoslavia
Number of farms in Maryland decreases
Washington reports a census bureau notice showing Maryland farms fell from 47 908 in 1920 to 43 313, a 9.6 percent drop. District of Columbia totals also declined from 264 to 106, down 48 percent. Grain prices shift with September wheat at 85 11 and corn at 97 3/4.
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Maryland
Washington
Georgia
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
District of Columbua
Chicago
Sept
Severe fighting on Simla frontier breaks out
Sevrert fighting reported as British troops clash with raiding Afghan tribesmen on the northwest frontier from Thursday night into Friday morning near Simla India amid heating border tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevrert
Simla
India
North- West Frontier
Navy Joins Revolt Against Brigo yen Rule
Navy units and 7,000 men desert the Brigo yen regime in Argentina. Admiral sends note to government as cadets and staff head toward capital. One death reported from Campo de Mayo suburb. Lieut. Torres killed for refusing to join the movement. Bulls regaining courage in New York market as shares rise. Whitney family robbed of jewelry worth 130000 in Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ment
New York
Whitney Farly
Evanston
Jason F. Whitneys
Witney
Brafi-Phenix Cheese Company
Runoffs Shape Primary Outcomes Across States
An analysis notes run-off primaries influence voters in Texas South Carolina and Oklahoma with many races needing a second ballot. It cites South Carolina Senate races Blease Byrnes Harris and broader examples in California Pennsylvania Ohio and New Jersey, detailing how dry vs wet dynamics shifted nominations.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Sept
Texas
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Blease
Cole Blase
Jamees P. Byrnes
Leon W. Harris
Byrnes-Harris Harris
Byrnes-Harris Tate
Oxianolla
Pritsars
Seraid
Thomas P. Gott
Ave
Majoriti
Omer C. JL
Eho
MISS RUBY M CLINE TO WED WEAVER JR
Wedding notice notes Miss Ruby M Cline will wed Winfield Henry Weaver Jr. The upcoming ceremony is mentioned with church and family names and references to relatives including G Evis, Ruark, Reno Ha and others, with Rev Harp leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby M.cline
Henry £. Weaver, JR
Deathy Gay
Howe Foteer Tic
Cathe H. Gladys Resaw
Dorothy Webby
G. Evis Will . Lea “Ruark
Reno
Piow Yard
Howard
Ernest Webbd
Mr and Ste Cie
Frederick Civic Club plans fall events and garden contest finale
The Frederick Civic Club outlines fall plans with the garden contest ending after final inspections this month. An executive meeting Monday at 2 o’clock will select judges for the content and finalize arrangements. The August inspections of sixty or more contestants are underway and the first fall meeting is set for September 15 at 2 30 p m with Mrs. O R McIntyre presiding. The following day September 16 the State Director of Women’s Clubs meets Mothers’ Club at Roland Park in Baltimore, inviting district chairmen to align with state officers. Mrs McIntyre recently became state corresponding secretary.
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Frederick
Clu
MLC. A
O. R. McIntyre
Mothers’ Club
Roland Park
Baltimore
McIntyre
Sec
Republican Candidate Dies at Williamsport
G. W. Fleming, 68, Republican nominee for state and county tax collector, died at his sister’s home in Williamsport after a ten day illness. His death leaves Lewis Downey unopposed for the nomination, with the primary two days away and many ballots likely to reflect Fleming’s name. Fleming served 31 years in railway mail service and was active in Republican politics. death caused by cerebral hemorrhage.
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Hagerstown
G. W. Fleming
Republcan
G. D. Bell
St Willamsport
Lewis Downey
Fleming
Pieming
Lindstrom Hurt In First Giant Game Of Doubleheader
Boston Sept 6 AP Freddy Lindstrom star third baseman for the New York Giants was hurt in the second inning of the first game of a doubleheader with Graves. Physicians fear a fractured cheekbone from a line drive off Buster Chatham’s bat.
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Boston
Preddy Lindstrom
Nw York Giants
Buster Chatham
Lindstrom
Santo Domingo Death Toll From Hurricane At Five Thousand
A correspondent reports Santo Domingo records indicate about 5000 deaths from the hurricane. Relief efforts include Cuban planes delivering supplies as ships and wreckage hamper rescue. The storm battered the harbor killing several and worsening the crisis as officials tally the toll.
Baltimore Life Insurance Co Annual Banquet Planned
Preparations are under way for the Baltimore Life Insurance Company annual banquet serving the Frederick Hagerstown Chambersburg and Carlisle districts. The event at Vindobons Braddock Heights will include a sight seeing trip to Frederick and an afternoon program beginning at 1 00 pm with addresses from local staff and district managers.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Carlisle
Chambersburg
Baltimore Life Insurance Company
Vindobons
Braddock Heights
B. J. Bader
Rosenour
A. RK. Bleck
Arelisle
F. H. Ewing
George Gephact
Carlie
G. R. Busword
B. E. Mohler
D. W . Bowersox
Pield Man
Charles D. Keeney
Geneval
A. W. Yeatta
Elsie Janis Quits Stage After 25 Years on Field
Los Angeles reports Elsie Janis ends a 25 year stage career and announces plans to write. The news follows her mother’s death seven weeks earlier ending a noted mother daughter partnership in theater.
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Elsie Janis
Los Angeles
The
Footlights
Miss Janis
Navy Restricts Automobile Use by Sailors
Washington Sept 6 AP says Navy imposes car use passes for sailors to curb debt. Commanding officers issue passes to those financially able to own and maintain a vehicle. Rear Admiral Upham cites civil complaints of damage and indebtedness linked to naval personnel vehicles.
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Washington
Gedd
Upham
Bureau of Navigation
Summer conference closes at Westminster four days of sessions
The annual Summer conference of the Methods Protestant church ended at Westminster after four days of meetings at Western Maryland College. Rev. Dr. W. H. Litsinger of Salisbury led the opening session with Rev. Dr. George L. Robinson of McCormick Theological Seminary delivering the initial sermon. Robinson, who spent two months in England and Scotland as an International Exchange preacher, spoke at lectures each morning. An open parliament Wednesday discussed plans for church youth and programs. Frederick county ministers including Rev. C E. Dryden Buckeystown Rev. J. F. Wooden Popular Springs Rev. R E K Coleman Kemptown and Rev. B. E. Barnes Ridgeville attended.
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Methods Protestant Church
Thurway
Westminster
Western Maryland College
Maryland
W. H. Litsinger
Salisbury
Conference Association
George L. Robinsop
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Robinson
England
Scotland
Frederick County
C E. Dryden
Buckeystown
J. F. Wooden
Popular Springs
R EK Coleman
Kemptown
B. E. Barnes
Ridgeville
Rain Predicted To Break Long Drouth
Weather forecaster Charles L. Mitchell predicted a break in the drought as the remnant of a tropical hurricane and a developing disturbance west of the Rockies push showers across the U S. The outlook shows general showers midweek in the North and Middle Atlantic states with scattered showers in the South Atlantic region and a general shower period beginning Tuesday in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee.
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Washington
Sept
Charles L. Mitchell
Rockies
Drouth
North
Middle Atlantic
Fregamms
South Atlantic
Ohtowan
Tennessee
Glass Blames Drouth and Tariff for Cattle Sale
Washington dispatch reports Senator Grass blames drought and tariff plans for a cattle sale in Lynchburg next Thursday. He cites high feed costs from war disruptions and plans to sell cattle to the butcher. Montgomery County records show a historic party registration split with Democrats leading Republicans.
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Glass
Drouth
Tariff
Washington
Drouit
Lynchburg
Eis Farm
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Punly Committee
Lans
Aston
Mar Ace
Cmd Te Stoodmanner
Jocal ¢ Gairymen
Bri Ume Wens
Mr. Skowsnaker
T. B. Symtons
University of Maryland
Secce
State Telecommitttee
Ernest A Lawrence
We Mutual Logurance Company
Labertyam
Balti& Bopital
Stanley Brown
Wotfsville
Simpson
Terpath
Pochbet Tres
Brewick
Stankey Virts
Brunswick
Sue
Consumer
Republican State Central Committee
Harry W. le Gere
AZ Ascetica
Marines
Lutheran Church
Sride-To-Be
Simm
Berna Howard Nixant
Dade
Jaawo H Grove
Gane
Haat Co Vlass
Et Ugo
Bimeci
Bruns
Jugoslavians
Argentee
Admiral Storm
Movement Against
ER Ee Etter
California
C. c. Young
Baron Pitts
James Rolph
San Francisco
Gifford Pinchot
Govermor
Ohio
Robert J. Bulkley
Jerey
S Nation
Morrow
Doe Freiinghuysen
Wadsworth
Jacobs W- Wadsworth
New
Art Saloon League
Dames Hamilton Lewis
F. Hanna McCormick
Attair
Giig Club
Williamsport
Freddy Lindstrom
Caine
Tas
Saraccca Springs
Santo Domingo
M. Lepubvanche
Osoies
Cotata
Gyfron
Ik AR
Baltimore Life Ins. CO
Carroll
Carroll County
Walter R. Rudy
Mt. Airy
G. Lewis Wetzel
Theodore F. Brown
County Heath Ofices
EC. Kefauver
Courtthouse
Gask
Pesce
Speake Bayne
France
NAVY
Weslmnipster
Frais
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