Britain Faces Hurdle as German Premier Speaks on Ruhr
British officials met in London amid pessimism as Chancellor Cuno's defiant Reichstag speech worsened chances for a Ruhr reparations settlement. The German stance, coupled with French pressure, raised fears of further concessions being needed, while Prime Minister Baldwin and Lord Curzon signaled no new concessions unless absolutely required. Dispatches from Paris reported anger in France over passive resistance before any formal talks.
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David M. Church
International News Service
Sia
London
Reichstag
Cane
Germany
Chenceller Cuno
Branley Boldewin
Die Harde
Cung
France
Lord Curzon
Paris
Cuno
Young Seeks Clerkship for Court of Appeal
Cumberland figure James A. Young announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the Court of Appeal. He is allied with Hugh A. McMullens and supportive of party unity, with a background as counsellor to the Junior Order and service on Allegany county road commissions amid Western Maryland contest for the post.
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James A. Young
Cumberland
Court of Appeal
Young
Hugh A. McMulles
United American Mechanics
Allegany County
Maryland
Fuller Barnard
Negany County
Luther H. Gadd
An Bappelia
C. C. Magruder
SIRE SLEW FIRST BRITON IN REVOLUTION IN 1775
Minneap olis sheriff Brown, a descendant of Captain David Brown of the Concord Minute Men, applied for Sons of the American Revolution membership claiming his ancestor fired on British troops and killed the first Briton at the Battle of Concord on April 15 1775.
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Minneapolis
Mina
Ave
Ale Brown
Hennepin County
David Brown
Sheriff Brown
Sons of the American Revolution
Concord Minute Men
Concord
Apple Shipments Rise in Cumberland Belt
Apple shipments from Cumberland branch orchards along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad increase with three to five carloads daily. Routes from Martinsburg to Romney show growth, with about 3,000 trades of apples expected for the season and 150 to 200 carloads of peaches to be dispatched.
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Cumberland Belt
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio
Martinsboro
Hancock
Keyser
Romney
Express
Montgomery G O P Attends Armstrong Luncheon in Rockville
Attorney General Alexander Armstrong, Republican gubernatorial hopeful, visited Rockville for a luncheon at the Montgomery Country Club hosted by county GOP leaders. About 110 attendees heard a speech honoring the late President after the meal. Democratic note: State Central Committee chairman Bios Ray set September 20 as the Democratic State Convention date in Baltimore Auditorium Theatre.
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Alexander Armstrong
Rockville
Montgomery Country Club
Arstrong
J- Bios Ray
Demoeratic State Central Committee
Nset
Auditorium Theatre
Baltimore
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