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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1933

Page

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Junior Order Report Highlights Growth at Charles Town Meeting

William Howe of Baltimore National Councilor opened the United Boosters session in Charles Town West Virginia with a forty minute report noting a revival in Junior Order United American Mechanics membership. James Wilmoth spoke on aid to fatherless children across Tiffin Ohio and Lexington North Carolina where about 1400 youths are cared for. The Tiffin home runs 65 buildings and uses substantial daily supplies. Thomas H. Walter outlined the beneficiary degree and ongoing monthly deaths.

United American Mechanics William Howe Baltimore United Boosters Charles Town W. Va James Wilmoth Thomas H. Walter John E. France United Boosters of Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia Thomas Jefferson Hotel

Ak Ron attorney Goes On Trial for Poison Deaths near Benton

Mark H Shank 41 year old of Akron Ohio pictured leaving Little Rock jail to face trial for poisoning deaths of Mr and Mrs Alvin Colley and their children near Benton Arkansas last August. Also listed are West Virginia Maryland Virginia and Illinois officials attending sessions with nearly 500 people and adjournment planned for Stevens City on Feb 10 1934.

Mark H. Shank Akron, Ohio Little Rock Ark Alvin’ Colley Benton Associated Press

Berkeley Springs officer leads Keyser class promise

The meeting opened by W. B. Simmons, Berkeley Springs district councilor, planned a new 150 member class for Keyser in February 1934. Prominent officers present included Joseph Beaverson Clyde Wilmeth Stanley Walters Monroe Voigtsberger Rev John Spay D. E Williams Luther Fouke R L Saunders C H Loudén F H James William Wine E L Algers and George Dorsey from various states and districts.

W. B. Simmons Berkeley ‘Springs W.va Keyser W. Va Joseph Beaverson Clyde Wilmeth Stanley Walters Philadelphia Monroe Voigtsberger S. J. C. Trapp Maywood Ill John Spay Upperville H. ©. Simmons Allentown D. E. Williams Clarksburg Luther Fouke This City R. L. Saunders Hamilton C. H. Loudén Ballston F. H. James Round Hill William Wine E.L. Algers Millwood George Dorsey

Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Praised by Patient

Miss Adelia Lockner of Westminster Maryland reports weakness nervousness and stomach trouble improved after using Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. She says four bottles of each left her feeling like a new person and credits the remedies for her recovery.

Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Adelia Lockner Route 1 Westminster Dr. Fierce Clinic Buffalo N. Y

Borah Erupts In Support Of Broad Silver Currency Base

Senator Borah reentered the monetary debate to back a broader metallic currency base using silver. In a letter to James P. Warburg of New York, a former unofficial adviser to President Roosevelt, the Idaho Republican urged expanding silver usage to stabilize the money system.

Washington Borah James’ P. Warburg New York Roosevelt Idaho

Dependent Challenges Warburg on Dollar Revaluation Plan

A dependent critic questions Warburg's proposal for a revalued dollar tied to a modernized gold standard, arguing it fails to ensure a sound and efficient monetary system.

Dependent Warburg

Bridges Over Columbia River Span Spokane Area

System should exclude silver from consideration. The report notes 34 bridges spanning the Columbia River and Hangman Creek at Spokane Washington.

Columbia River Hangman Creek Spokane, Wash

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