Will Decide Fate Today Of New German Cabinet
Berlin reports the Reichstag met to determine the fate of the new Marx cabinet that replaced the Stresemann ministry. Opposition from nationalists and socialists grows as the four day-old government awaits approval. President Ebert may dissolve the Reichstag if the cabinet falls. Chancellor Marz prepared a policy speech. A bill seeks dictatorial powers for the cabinet.
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Ebert
Reichstag
Marx
By &. D. Weyer
Berlin
Sn.s
Stresemann
Marz
Reichstat
Congress Deadlock Persists Over House Rules
Congressional stalemate continues as Republicans and insurgents clash over House rules. Longworth says no concession to obstruction, while Nelson accuses old Guard of blocking organization. Insurgents demand rule liberalization before supporting Gillette's bid for speaker. Democrats stay on sidelines.
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Peats
Longworth Enid
House
Congress
Johnm. Nelson
Reepublican
Wisconsin
Old Guard
Longworth
Nelson
Gillette
Potomac Public Service Announces New Local Bus Routes
Effective Wednesday December 5 Boonsboro and Funkstown buses will run in and out South Potomac Boulevard per timetable to time table. Frederick trains will serve Potomac public routes 5, Summit Avenue Vila Summit Ave and other local stops with adjusted arrival and departure times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Funkstown
South Potomac
Frederick
Vila Summit Ave
Potomac Public Service CO
Tin Cans Collection Effort Expands Citywide
Complaints about missed tin can pickups prompt citywide campaigns in Hagerstown. Crews move from north to cover the entire city, collecting ten to twelve truckloads daily and processing disposal, with each home scheduled on regular collection days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Hagerstown
Rum Running Menace and Coast Guard Call for Action
report urges strengthening of the coast guard to fight rum running estimated at 150000 gallons for American consumption. Daugherty backs federal court unification and stiffer sentences for dry act violators to curb bootlegging amid court docket congestion. Foreign exchange rates and toy shop ad follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Coast Guard
Coast Guard Service
High Seas
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Daugherty
Mansfield Camp No 2 elects officers and notes memorial funds
The Mansfield Camp No 2 Sons of Veterans held a meeting electing EK Buhrman as Commander Charles McKinsey as senior vice commander D A Fesler as junior vice commander and naming a camp council and delegates to the Division Encampment. The memorial committee reported 171.50 spent on the Rose Hill Cemetery program with 268.95 total contributions from Mansfield Camp Reno Post and auxiliary groups. A social will be held for the memorial. J W Startzman sold 20 acres to Jamest C Rowe for grazing cattle. sale price not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Camp No
Sons of Veterans
Ek,buhrman
Charles McKinsey
D. A. Fesler
Munson
G. W. Mace
K. Perry
Charles M. Hingey
D.A Fesler
D. W. Gray
W. Howse
Tee
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mansfield Camp
Reno Post
Deaths in local area claim several residents in varied towns
A series of obituaries notes deaths in Forville Foxville and Roanoke with details on ages and survivors. David O Lewis age 80 died at his daughter Hannah Castle’s home in this city while Herman Stevenson 43 died of heart trouble at Midvale, survived by wife and four children. Storgan L Smith 77 died in Roanoke after an operation, funeral at Boonsboro. Memorial notice for Ned Maral marks one year since passing.
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David O. Lewis
Hannah FL Castle
Rosie McAfee
Foxville
Forville
Thomas J. Lewis
Ohio
Hannah E. Castle
Hagerstown
Emma Flair
Smithasburg
Herman H. Stevenson
Midvale
Paul
Lena
Verda
Lewis
Maurice Newcomer
Ringgold
Lettersburg
Susie Widerson
May Maxwell
Wilbur H
Wilbur H. and Dr. Joseph
Wayneaboro
Ringgold Church
Storgan L. Smith
Roonsboro
Roanoke
Jacob
Charles
Ponce de Leon
Henry
Mr. Smith
Boonsboro
H. S. Bomberad
Reformed Church of
Iliarematog
L. F. Zinkan
The
That Place
Doctor's Recipe for Backache Kidney Troubles
Dr Carey presents a folk remedy claim for kidney trouble and backache. It promotes Der Carey's Marshroot Proscription as a simple herbal recipe and advises diet changes. The ad notes pharmacists can supply the remedy and urges readers to seek medical advice for persistent symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel G. Carey, M. D
BOWER IS NEW COUNTY HEAD
Washington County marks a turnover as the retiring board leader reflects on 12 years of service across six boards. He notes road system reforms, debt elimination, and modernized facilities, while praising audit advances and county improvements before welcoming the new commissioners.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Maidam
D. Harry Anthony
Iie
Holzapfel
Lewis Bowers
Joh.n. Bower
Harry FE. Bester
H. C. Foltz
Joseph A. Seibert
Chicken and Waffle Supper for St Joseph's Academy
The Catholic Daughters of America announce a chicken and waffle supper to benefit St Joseph's Academy. Event runs December 6 at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Hamilton Township. Tickets sold at the door. fundraiser features candy and other treats.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Beneft
Bt. Joseph's Academy
Koighta
Columbus
Mamilton Tlow
Hearing Set In Abduction Case Of Beulah Souders
J Reno Poole and Charles Davis face a hearing tonight in police court at 7 o clock after arrests by Sheriff Dat at Highfield. They are charged with abducting 13 year old Beulah Souders from Mount Lena, with Poole claiming the girl left home at her request. Bond set at 500 dollars each. The girl reportedly loves Poole and remained with him during the arrest.
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J. Reno Poole
Charles Davis
Highfield
Sheri Datfor
Justice Ulmner
Beulah ‘Souders
David Souders
Mount Lena
Poole
Birk
The
Lancers
Davis
Sherif Duffey
Souders
New York Stock Range Slides Then Rebounds At Open
Today s fore noon trading showed broad declines across markets followed by strong buying that lifted many issues back to close to previous levels. American Can rose to 103.44, Baldwin Locomotive to 125.75, Studebaker dropped to 104, steel shares steadied. Chicago grain opened lower with wheat down 1 4 to 1 4, corn down amid limited gains. Lard for January rose to 113 1 2. Local ads note rooms to let and toy shop listings in Hagerstown.
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Ny International Nene Service
New York
Sers
American
Baldwin Locomotive
Studebaker
Chicago
International News Service
Dee
Heifer causes greenhouse chaos in city area
Lily a two year old Hereford heifer owned by ex County Commissioner D Harry Anthony bolted from South Potomac street into William Bester's greenhouse yesterday evening. The animal crashed through a glass roof and damaged flowering plants before several employees captured her. Lily then broke away again and charged toward the nearby area. Additional damage occurred at the Breen house with losses not yet estimated.
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Lily
D. Harry Anthony
William Bester
South Potomac Street
Lilly
Breen House
Poisoned Liquor Fatal To 800 In Philly In a Year
Police records show nearly eight hundred people have died in Philadelphia since January 1 from drinking poisonous liquor Direct or indirect deaths attributed to tainted alcohol highlight a year of deadly liquor in the city with authorities auditing cases and seeking solutions
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Philly
International News Service
Philadelphia
Chloroformed and Robbed of 4000 Dollars in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police search for two men and a woman charged with chloroforming and robbing Mrs Elizabeth Walters of 4000 dollars last night after she befriended them at her home.
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Philadelphia
Elizabeth Walters
Missouri Town Is Hard Hit By Fire
A blaze at 1 30 this morning destroyed an entire block on Main Street and four adjacent mercantile houses in Richmond Missouri. The post office was among the ruined buildings. Early estimates put the damage at about 200000 dollars.
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International Rewe Service
Richmond
Beo
City Market Report Prices For Fresh Produce
Apples cost 75c per bushel and cabbages priced at 30 cents per 25 pounds. Turnips 25c per peck, potatoes quoted at 1.25 to 1.50 per bushel, onions 1.90 per bushel, eggs 63 and 55 cents per dozen, lima beans 25c per quart, Kohlrabi 5c each, pumpkins 3 to 10c each, chickens 22c per pound, black walnuts 35c per peck, country pudding 20 per pound, butter 40c per pound, Sulaea hens 75c each.
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Sulaea
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Foreign Exchange
Dec
Guilder
Sweden
Kronen
Tiageratown Cut Rate Toy Shop
Adv
Mark Mellor
Treas
Mansfield
J. W. Startzman
Jamest C. Rowe
Ya Gad
Ned Maral
Dr. Carey
Bower
New County
Imen
Public Square
Heifer
Missouri
Alice M. Weagly
Polasae
Fridinger & Co
Herald
Mail
Morning Herald
Daily Mail
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