Butler Escapes Court Martial Quietly Reprimanded
Major General Smedley D. Butler will not face court martial after Secretary Adams issued a reprimand for his indiscreet remarks about Premier Mussolini. The action relieves Butler of arrest and ends the planned Philadelphia trial set to begin February 16.
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Washington
Smedley D. Butler
Marine Corps
Mussolini
Italy
Adams
Msolini
Philadelpia
Butler
Butters
State Department
Navy Department reprimands Butler ends court martial plan
General Butler faced a Navy Department reprimand after admitting remarks risking international relations. Secretary Adams praised his regret and brilliant service but halted the general court martial, noting the incident should guide future conduct. The Italian Embassy and State Department considered the matter closed following Mussolini apology.
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Adams Butler
Adams
Department
Butler
Navy Department
Stimson
Navy
State Department
Mussolini
Quantico, Va
Henry Leonard
Hoover
Leonard
Walter Newton
False Teeth Stay Secure with Fasteeth
False teeth often slip during moments of embarrassment. Apply Fasteeth on your plates to keep them in place and comfortable. It sweetens breath. Sold by Cauffman's Cur Rate in Middleheart, H. R. Rudy Pharmacy, and other drug stores.
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Cauffman
Middleheart
H. R. Rudy Pharmacy
Taplin Rail Dream Nears Dominion Realization
Virginia field notes on Cochran's line to connect the Middle West and tidewater at Dallimere. The plan, before the Interstate Commerce Commission, would link Monongahela Valley industry with Pittsburgh and West Virginia, with gold spikes to inaugurate the junction. The Donora Southern belt line to join the P W Va would cost about 1.5 million dollars.
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Virginia
Cochran
Middle West
Tidewaer
Dallimere
Ina
Burgh
West Virgi Connell
Lake
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
W.H. Setken
Frank E. Taplin
Charles FP. Taplin
Donora Southern
American Steel and Wire Company
Peter Buys to Attend Annual Bandmasters Meet
Peters buys to attend the second annual convention of the American Bandmasters Association to be held in Gogton Massachusetts April 9 to 12. The program includes exchange of views, demonstrations, clinics, and a final concert by a 49 piece band. Sousa and other officers are cited as leaders of the association.
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Hagerstown
American Bandmasters’ Association
Gogton
Mass
Aumsielssions
of the Ass
Clude John Philip Sousa
Edwin Franko Goldman
Charles. O'Neil
Victor d. Grabel
A. Austin Narding
Herbert L. Clarke
Frank Simon
R. E. Slayware
4-H Award Goes To County Girl
Elizabeth Liskey of 1817 Virginia Avenue wins the $100 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 4-H scholarship for the state 4-H year. Liskey, a Frostburg Normal School student, has eight years of 4-H club work, has held local and county offices, and was a state delegate to Camp Vail and named to the All Stars. Her projects include leadership, home gardening, leather work, canning, room impression, and clothing.
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Washington County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maryland
Ardash Martin
Iame
Elizabeth Liskey
Virginia
Avenue
Ora Bussard
Funkstown
Liskey
Frostburg Normal School
Halfway 41
Miss Liskey
Camp Vail
Springfield
Mass
Homemakers Club Demonstrates Canned Goods Grades
The Sandy Hook Downsville and Huyett Home makers Clubs heard Miss Ardath Martin explain canned foods diversity and sizes. She urged wise buying and noted vitamins from spinach carrots milk and liver to prevent illness, with spinach tomato dishes prepared for tasting.
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Sandy Hook
Downsville
Huyett
Ardath Martin
Miss Martin
Livestock Values Drop Across Maryland In 1930 Report
Federal statistician Richard G. Ross reports Maryland farms held 291 000 cattle and calves on January 1 1931 same as last year. Total livestock value reached 50 746 000 dollars down 9 million from two years earlier as hogs horses and mules declined.
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Maryland
Richard G. Ross
Federal Agricultural Statistician
United States
Board to Meet This Evening at YMCA
The Board of Directors of the Y M C A will hold a meeting this evening at 215 o'clock.
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Smedley Ty Butler
Cne
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Hagerstown Light & Heat Company
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Pennsylvania Railroad
John McDonald
North Jothan Street
McDonald
Lincoln Gold Gardens
Fey “Arlisparger
N. B. Rowe
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Frederick
Richard Lee Fleming
Frederick Court
Campbell Hodges
Prent
Little Rock
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Wi Department
Taplin Rail
Dmana Tin
PL & W. Va
Darwin King
Wesley Dieter
Salamanca
New York
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
Welter E. Dandy
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Europe
Hart, Schaffner and
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Musey & Evans
R. D. McKee
Wiss
Balto
Grove
China
Harry S. Myers Telephone
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Danzer Metal
W, Lee ST
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinets
Miller’s Furniture Store
South Potomac Street
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