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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1931

Page

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Ritchie Rejects One Size Fits All Prohibition

Annapolis Md Jan 22 Governor Albert C Ritchie said the chaos of opinion in the Wickersham commission report shows the prohibition problem belongs to states and communities. He argued the federal government wrongly took the issue from the people and urged returning it to local control for trial by each state and community.

Annapolis Albert C. Ritchie Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission Goveter Hitchle

Mellon Asked To Attend Baltimore Cornerstone Laying

Baltimore January 22 Andrew Mellon Secretary of the Treasury has been invited to attend tomorrow afternoon the cornerstone laying for the citys 5 million post office. The ceremony is set by the Grand Masonic Lodge of Maryland at Lexington and Calvert Streets with Grand Master George R. Gorsuch presiding. Speakers include Postmaster Benjamin F Woelper Jr and United States Senator Phillips Lee Goldsborough.

Baltimore Andrew Mellon Secretary of the Treasury Grand Masonic Lodge of Maryland Lexington and Calvert Streets George R. Gorsuch Benjamin F. Woelper, Jr United States Phillips Lee Goldsborough

Bids Opened on Pipe for City Sewer Project

Bids for 15000 feet of concrete and terra cotta pipe for the city sewer will be opened at a special Mayor and Council meeting tonight. Also bids for sewer construction on the west side of Guilford avenue between Gerlinger and Howard will be opened. The north end project bond issue has been approved by the State Board of Health, but signatures of Governor Ritchie and Attorney General Lane are not yet obtained. They are expected before week’s end. City Engineer Harold Seibert has completed trunk line specifications and work is set to begin soon.

Frank Councilstonight Guilford Avenue Qerlinger Howard North End State Board of Health Ritchie Lane Musey Harold Seibert

Local Labor Rules Drive Sewer Work Amid Unemployment

Action on sewer projects proceeded under policies requiring local labor. Existing unemployment conditions prompted the measure, with all contracts stipulating that work be performed by residents of the area.

Power Skin Remedy Discovered

This antiseptic known as Moore's Emerald Oil is claimed to be 80 efficient in treating itching and eczema. A few applications allegedly relieve persistent cases, with the oil described as safe, pleasant, and penetrating. Pharmacists dispense the original bottle, and Cauffman and Company keeps it in stock. a bottle lasts about two weeks.

Moone Cauffman and Company

Myers Girl Dies Result Of Burns

Verna May Myers seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvey Myers died at Washington Hospital from burns received when their Middleburg home burned after a gasoline lantern exploded early Monday. Father and older brother were also burned but recovering while another daughter escaped injured. The body to be taken to Fort Loudon for funeral services.

Verna May Myers Washington County Hospital Mra

Second National Bank organizes officers at meeting

The Second National Bank organized on Monday by electing officers: President and attorney J. O. Snyder, vice president Frank H. Newcomer, cashier Harry K. Mumma, first assistant cashier William R. Snyder, second assistant cashier and teller W. Russell Howard. Miss Grace Cain of Hagerstown visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. William K. Kline.

Second National Bank J. O. Snyder Frank H. Newcomer Harry K. Mumma William R. Snyder W. Russell Howard Grace Cain Hagerstown William K. Kline

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Prohibition Commission EAD Vicks Iy Mellon Myers Youngster Blaze Sir Mrs. J. B. Reynolds Hamton Boulevard New York City Petter Drug & Cheseiea Corp Malden Mase Ahlets America Thrift PGLO AITI Thrift Days LUX HINDS Trowers Bicycles Amart Montgomery Ward & Co S. Jonathan St Hagerstown, Md
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