German Debt Conference Threatened With Disruption
German proposals for an international loan and a flexible indemnity moratorium trigger debates at the premier's conference. British and French tensions center on occupation of German assets and the shape of any moratorium, with Mussolini urging American participation to stabilize Europe. Also notes a birthday celebration for Racoh Kriner and local ads.
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waVits M. Church
London
Germany
Berlin
Mussolini
Italy
Cromaglia
Europe
United States
Alliea
Landis denies Weaver right to play again
Chicago mill city area news reports that Judge Landis, head of baseball's commissioner office, denied Buck Weaver's request to return as a major league player. Weaver, a famed third baseman, was implicated in the 1919 World Series scandal where the White Sox allegedly threw the series to Cincinnati. Weaver maintained his innocence throughout and claimed he was not involved.
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Oty
Weaver
Tanois
Fedge
Cazo Ha
Frederick J Shilling Dies After Illness At Punkstown
Frederick J Shilling longtime Punkstown resident and former Washington County farmer died Sunday morning from lung congestion after a two week illness. He was 79 and retired for 27 years, survived by daughters Rebecca Sidiling and Mary Welty, also by Mrs Wim Moser and a son. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm at home with services by Rev Ramyberg. interment Punkstown Cemetery. Also Miss Josephine Hurley died Saturday at 22 46, member of St Marys Church, survived by brother Otho J Hurley and sister Mrs J B Sweeney. Funeral Tuesday 9 am at St Marys Church, Rev Fr Kerr. Rose Hill Cemetery. Please omit fines.
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Frederick
Shilling
Punkstown
Wasteington County
Rebecca Sidiling
Mary Welty
Wim. Moser
Frederick J. Shilling
Itageratown Light Plant
Josephine Hurley
Washington Street
Postmaster Urges Help in Xmas Mail Handling
Postmaster Frank L. Bousett asks for cooperation in Christmas mailing. He stresses careful packing to ensure safe, prompt delivery, legible addresses on packages and attached cards, and mailing early to guarantee delivery before Christmas. Office staff offer assistance in parcel preparation and labeling.
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Frank L. Bousett
Ile Post Office
Forea
Stocks Today: Mixed Movements on Opening Trade
New York stocks opened irregularly with industrials and railroads slipping from slight gains. Studebaker and Baldwin fell over two points, Pan American Pete and other oils drifted, while Pan American Pete held and rail shares edged up.
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New York
Tte
Studebaker
Baldwin
Phillis Pete
California Pete
Pan-American Pete
Stast
Toethlopem Steel
Boys Pig Club Hears Addresses at County Agent Meeting
A Washington County Boys Pig Club meeting at the County Agent’s office drew many youths. Dr J. Johnson, noted swine breeder, spoke on pig feeding and care. B B Jenkins from College Park and County Agent M D Moore outlined plans and the coming year’s schedule.
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Washington County Boys’ Pig Club
J. &. Johnson
B. B. Jenkins
College Park
M.D. Moore
Autoists Get 13000 State Tags for 1924
Approximately 13 000 automobile tags for 1924 have been issued since distributions began Thursday announced D M Schroeder deputy commissioner of motor vehicles Between 9000 and 10000 have gone out by mail and the remainder called for at the commissioner's office Distribution has been limited to pneumatic and lifting gear tags Trucks dealers and motorcycles to follow within days A heavy demand for tags is anticipated by a week The probable distribution for 1923 is estimated at 185600.
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D. M. Schroeder
Schroeter
Bera
Adams Company Engagement Date Change at Y M C A
The Adams Company entertainers were announced for December 13 at the Y M C A but the date is now moved to December 18. Regular course entertainment tickets will be valid for this engagement.
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Adams Company
City to Have Christmas Tree and Carols in Hagerstown
Christmas observances in Hagerstown will feature community Christmas trees in Public Square and Washington Square under John L. Harley. Plans include caroling by church and school singers, an early morning Christmas service, and community singing as part of the program. A meeting of the West Hagerstown Association is set Friday at 6 pm in the First Baptist basement to plan cooperation.
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Public
Washington Square
Jaye
Mré
H. L. Meredith
Christman Enirst
Nine District Reassessments Finished in Washington County
Assessors in nine districts in Washington County have completed property reassessment work and filed reports with local assessors. The county states the work is complete with minor loose ends to check. Hearings on appeals from assessors precede county commission timing, starting after the new year. those with appeals may go to the State Tax Commission.
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Angongora
Waulyington
State Tax Commission
Dier Seeks to Withdraw Plea in Indictment Case
Artistefy, counsel for Er ware Dier, former head of B D Dier and Company, asks General Beastone Court in New York to withdraw Dier's not guilty plea to grand larceny and basketting indictments so the charges may be attacked. Judge Manusco received the decision.
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Artistefy
Er ‘Ware D. Dier
B.D. Dier and Company
Newstreet
Inigo Manueco
Beastone Court
New York
Dier
Manusco
Bishop's Daughter to Wed Dec 30 At St Michael and All Angels
John Gardner A Te ray bishop of Maryland and Mrs Murray to issue invitations for the marriage of their daughter Huth and Mr Francia Gilpin Hartlett on Saturday December 30 at St Michael and All Angels Church. The ceremony will be followed by a reception for the bridal party and intimate friends at the Bishop and Mrs Murray residence in Cathedral grounds.
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John Gardner Ateray
Maryland
Murray
Huth
Francia Gilpin Hartlett
Church of St. Michael and al Angels
Mrs
Doctor Uses Plane for Regular Country Calls
Dr W R Taylor becomes the first physician in this area to regularly use an airplane for country calls. He flew as a aviator during the war and now transports medical visits by air from Grove, Florida, in December.
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Sven Mercitey
Fil
W. R. Taylor
Bitter Senate clash over ship subsidy bill heats up
In Washington on December 11, aides dug in for a Senate battle over the ship subsidy measure. Senator Jones plans to move the bill as unfinished business to gain priority, while Republicans Borah Lafollette Norris and Capper join Democrats in tactics to block passage. If defeated, defense and commerce would suffer.
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Bart Campbell
Washington
Senate
Jones
Strata Commerce Committee
Boralt
Idaho
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Norris
Nebraska
Capper
Kansas
Benatar Jones
Tanlac boosts Baltimore man after drill press injury
Amos Belt of 1534 Boyle Street Baltimore says two bottles of Tanlac restored his strength after a severe injury. He gained 2 pounds and reports improved sleep appetite and energy following a hospital stay where he lost 30 pounds and suffered nervous exhaustion. Tanlac is sold by local druggists.
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Ibla
Amos
Boyle Street
Baltimore
Baltimors and Ohio Railroad
Tanlac
Hagerstown
U S Plans To Cancel Debts
London dispatch reports Senator Medill McCormick plans for the United States to cancel debts owed by the Allies if France retrades Germany demands. The King's Daughters seek aid for poorer families, asking for donations at 10 B. Washington Street.
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ONDON
Det
Redon
Brenley Standerd Today
U.S
Medill McCormick
London
United States
Alles
France
Germany
King's Daughters
Aparsom
Edmonds
Fe de Elairge
King’s Daughters
B. Woahington Street
Christmas Trees From Maine Near Nixon's Academy
From Maine for sale rear of Nixon's Academy patrons may select a Christmas tree with options including Spark Bluge 40 in Hagerstown, and connections to Potomac and Baltimore routes via Addy.
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Maine
Nixon
Spark
Hagerstown
Potomac
Baltimore
Negro Barr Fired at Policeman Attention Grabbing Incident
A dubious report recounts a confrontation where 24 year old Robert Palm fired six shots at Patrolman Painters during an arrest attempt. The officers later recovered at Palm’s home amid involvement from Marshall Yalu and deputies. Nearby, local ads promote bowling high scores and framing services at Heidwohl’s Studio on Washington Street.
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Negro Barr
Frederick
Malaigi
Robert Palm
James A. Jones
Patt
Marshall Yalu
Gan
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