British press fears effect of French debt settlement
London dispatches report American astonishment and irritation over Anglo French provisional debt terms. Papers quote US officials and speculate on Britain and France pressuring the United States. Editorials warn against actions that could disrupt Anglo American harmony and Britain's cautious stance amid the debt settlement.
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London
United States
Asst
The
Treasury
Winston
Senator Smoot
Det Commission
Caillaux
Great Britain
Daily Telegraph
Washington
France
America
Anglo American
Thousands Of Elks To Attend Maryland State Convention
Several thousands are expected at the fifth annual Maryland Delaware and District of Columbia Elks convention in Frederick next Tuesday through Thursday. Patrick J. Callan of Washington will preside. Dedication of the new Elks home at Frederick, ritual contest, memorials, and a dance at Braddock Heights are on the first day. Wednesday features a rifle match, a HaBerstown Frederick Ridge League baseball game, band concerts, and another dance. Governor Hitchin will present an American flag to a winner of a school contest. A parade closes the event.
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Maryland
Delaware
Jisticer
Columbia
Asso‘ation of Elks
Frederick
Patrick J. Callan
Washington
Elks
Nraddock Heights Pavilion
Catoctin
Haberstown
Ine Ridge League
Hitchie
Juriscihe
Plan to Develop Local Canneries in Washington County
Next Tuesday the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce board visits Frederick County canneries to discuss establishing local canneries. Kingerstown may attend Asheville convention September 15 16 and iv to back Appalachian Highway. T. W. Orr promotes the highway benefit to Hagerstown as a tourist entry point. Fire Prevention Week plans are under way with a speaker announced by chairman Frank Bentz. Attendees included Dr. W. S. Campbell Mayor Charles Bowman Victor Cushna C M Horst Robert Feligh Dr. Victor D. Miller A M Smith Mark Mellor Clarence Stickel Roy Leiter and T V Orr. Authorities in Maryland near Pennsylvania seek five armed bandits who robbed a Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co. pay car.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Robbers Aim For Mason Dixon Line Crossing Into Maryland
Report notes that robbers in the machine were moving toward the Mason and Dixon line and likely to attempt a crossing into Maryland, detailing their likely route and intent.
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Mason &Dixon Line
Maryland
Americans Moving to Hawaii Sell Homes in Hawaii
Tourists who visited Hawaii last year decided to buy real estate, with transactions totaling $280000, per statistics from the Honolulu Realty Board. The board and Hawaii Tourist Bureau plan a joint program of mainland advertising to lure Americans to Hawaii to purchase homes.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Honolulu Realty Board
Hawaii Tourist Bureau
United States
World's Biggest Garage Opened in London
London celebrates the Brixton district as the site of the largest garage and gasoline station in the world. The mammoth facility can accommodate two thousand taxis at one time, marking a major expansion for London's taxi fleet and fueling infrastructure.
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London
Brixton
Thurmont Man Dies by Gas Inhalation After Wife Arrest
Thurmont’s Peter N. Hammaker, 67, found dead in a garage hours after warrants were served on his wife for assault and indecent language on a public highway. He died from carbon monoxide inhalation, believed self-inflicted. Hammaker, born February 27, 1858 in Cavetown, had long ties to Leitersburg and Thurmont communities.
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Peter N. Hammaker
Hagerstown
Thurmont
Mr. Hammaker
Cavetown
Leitersbore
Solomon
Catherine Newcomer
Early life on farm in Lestersburg and schooling
The narrative notes his early years on the Lestersburg farm and schooling there until age sixteen before moving to Thurmont. A 21 city Department of Labor survey in July shows the cosia rise from 1 to 7 percent.
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Lestersburg
Thurmont
Irving Cosia
Department of Labor
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Miraculous Cure Story
Mrs William Carver of Ellensburg Washington shares that severe monthly suffering began in girlhood and returned after childbirth. After drugstore purchases of six bottles she reports relief and continued use. She praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and offers to answer letters about its effects.
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Ellensburg
Washington
Ahe
Lydia
Porier
Lydia E. Pinkham
R. F.D. No
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