Directors Urge Return to Gold Standard Worldwide
Basel based directors of the bank for international retirements adopt a unanimous resolution urging a return to the gold standard as the best monetary mechanism to enable free world trade. The move follows Lausanne treaty adoption and signals likely UK Sweden and Japan backing. the world bank would lead monetary recon struction ahead of a projected world economic conference in London or Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basel
Switzerland
Bank For International Retirements
Bank of England
Great Britain
Montagu Norman
Sweden
Japan
World Bank
London
Geneva
Will Continue Fire Co Fair In South Hagerstown
The South Hagerstown Fire Company fair, ongoing for a week, will continue for another week due to strong interest and increasing attendance in the latter part of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hagerstown Fire Company
Willed fortunes they never had in probate court
Chicago probate court records reveal many outdated wills never probated. A clerk notes people joke with large sums, including a convict who allegedly left 1.4 million dollars, which took years to shake relatives into acknowledging he did not possess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Centenarians in U S on waning in census counts
Washington dispatch notes centenarians shrinking with 100 year olds counted 4 267 in 1920 and 3 964 in 1930 while a lighthearted note says many may lie about age. Also reports Hoover appoints Harry E New as Chicago world fair commissioner and a Nanking ammunition depot blast with many believed killed. A trespass notice targets Potomac Orchard Company property near Will Hampport along Clear Spring road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sam
Tall
Potomac Orchard Company
Clear Spring Road
Wil Hameport
Second Annual Ram Show And Sale Planned
The second annual purebred ram show and sale will be held in Boonsboro on Tuesday, August 2 under the joint auspices of the University of Maryland Extension Service and the Maryland Stockmen's Association. About 29 Hamp shires and Shropshires will be offered with a show at one o'clock followed by the sale, building on last year's success where 26 rams averaged 12.44 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
M. D. Moore
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland Stockmen’s Association
Maryland
Clara Bow Works Hard on Rex Bell Ranch
Hollywoood star Clara Bow talks about life on Rex Bell’s ranch. She says she lost 18 pounds through diet and massage and hard work, doing all the cooking on the ranch and featuring angel food cake.
Tip for Cooling Off in Heat Wave in Kansas City
Kansas City health director offers simple measures to beat heat including staying calm not quarrelling over national figures Hoover and Roosevelt, keeping mind occupied, wearing light clothing, eating vegetables, sleeping well, and maintaining hydration as hot weather persists. A separate dispatch notes hope abandoning for 62 victims of the Prometheus sinking near Cherbourg, while a Progressive Republican group in Washington plans a July 23 convention to discuss endorsing Roosevelt.
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Kansas City
Hoover
Roosevelt
Progressive Republican Organization of Washington
Used Cosmetics in Ancient Time
Princeton July 11 Professor T Leslie Shear of Princeton reports finding in a Corinthian grave a vanity case with “psymithion” or cosmetics. The methods resemble modern cosmetic making. Assistant chief Walter Storms notes crime averages have fallen from 60 per day to 22 per day.
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Princeton
N. J
T. Leslie Shear
Chigauyv
Walter Storms
Deaths in Rockdale and Keedysville areas
The notices report the deaths of Mrs. Sarah Katherine Cromer of Rockdale aged 74 after a ten day illness and Mrs. Myrtle Marie Bellomo aged about 52 at Washington County Hospital from a gallstone operation. Also listed is infant Donald Edwin Younkins, seven months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Younkins, who died at his grandparents near Keedysville. Funeral arrangements are given for each, including dates, times, and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Katherine Cromer
John H. Cromer
Rockdale
Washington County Hospital
Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church
Fairview
Charles F. Stotler
Wheelerville
Walter Mullenix
Big City
Victor D
Charles W
William N
George
This City
Alex. Mosier
Martinsburg
W. N
Frederick Road
Lutheran Church
W. K. Diehl
Donald Edwin Younkins
Lee Younkins
Harvey Wilkinson
Keedysville
Vendetta
Lorraine
C. A. Frick
Boonsboro
Myrtle Marie Bellomo
Vito Bellomo
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Mena
Carl
Linco
Soucy
Roseye
Boy Scouts Off For Camp Sinoquipe Enrollment Tops
Fifty eight Scouts and seven staff rolled out at 8 30 this morning toward Camp Sinoquipe at Pearre to stay two weeks. This is the largest first period enrollment since the camp began, with hopes for more boys in the second period. list of enrollees includes Leroy W Elgin Ted Bashoorohn Carnochan Ralph Bonney Bruce Conrad Roger New comer Herbert Robertson Raymond Stouffer Robert D Miller Blair Beauchamp J Kenneth Rearinger William T Smith David Staley Philip Nichols Allen Stouffer Edward Robertson Jack Lowman Charles Berry Valetr Siehl Jr James Webb Herbert Din Albert Larm Floyd Neal Frank Bentz Jr Joseph S Ward Jr Ned Hoover Dick Funkhouser Carl V Martin William Kretzer Kenneth Maddran Warfield Mc Bride Eldon Pound Richard Hebb Elmer Rouzer Gillis Hutson Delmar Brown Carlisle Humelsine Marshal Snyder Richard Mowen Paul F Greenland Richard Nichols Ed Carpenter William V Collier Jay Mullenix Jack Hollyday Roland Hebb Ronald Cash Charles Rasore Harry M Hartman Donald Nigh David Zook Harold Stitley Edward Stitley Joseph Eisin Lester Sprecher Harry Renner Sr Donald Campbell.
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Sinoquipe
Pearre
Leroy W. Elgin
Ted Basehoar
Ohn Carnochan
Ralph Bonney
Bruce Conrad
Roger Newcomer
Herbert Robertson
Raymond Stouffer
Robert D. Miller
Blair Beauchamp
J. Kenneth Rearinger
William T. Smith
David Staley
Philip Nichols
Allen Stouffer
Edward Robertson
Jack Lowman
Charles Berry
Valetr Siehl, Jr
James Webb
Herbert Din
Albert Larm
Floyd Neal
Frank Bentz
Joseph S
Police Busy With Fights Across City Yesterday
Police answered three violence incidents yesterday morning and night. Stella Harris was seriously injured by a glass jar and requires stitches after a head wound. Russell Dean was arrested for the attack. his trial was postponed. William McCoy was beaten with an iron bar and treated at Police Headquarters. Jesse Jackson was charged after Sallie Helm accused him of beating her, with a .45 revolver found at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felice
Washington County Hospital
Stella Harris
Russell Dean
Suman's Alley
William McCoy
Mitchell Avenue
McCoy
Ever
Jesse Jackson
Alley
Sallie Helm
Jackson
Tip On Gas Thieves Best Prize Entry Encouraged
The notice urges readers to phone or bring tips to the Daily Mail office, with hours 7 30 a m to 2 p m on weekdays, and winners must identify themselves to claim prizes. It notes several have won multiple times and mentions a St John Lutheran Sunday School picnic at Pen Mar with a special train leaving Western Maryland Station at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nito
Daily Mail
Najured
St. John's Lutheran Sunday School
Pen
Maryland
Sta|on
Ahepa Convention Ends With Election and Banquet
Ahepa members gather for a concluding election and banquet scene in Frederick with remarks on Greek heritage, citizenship, and patriotism. Judge Wagaman and Rev Dr Stehl praise Greek roots, unity, and religious duty while officials from multiple cities welcome attendees and honor local leaders.
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Ahepa
Greece
America
Arberica
Frank G. Wagaman
Walter Byron
Stehl
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Dr. Stehl
Jesus Christ
James Koliopnious
Blue Ridge
George C. Vournas
Supreme Counsellor
Munshower
Frederick
S. G. Matthews
Westminster
Shyrock
Winchester
Reuben Musey
Hagers
Musey
C. H. Clippinger
Franklin County
James Pananes
Chambersburg
G. C. Caventaros
Baltimore
Dillides Costa
Colonial Hotel
Stat
State Manager To Address W O W
Oriole Grove No 1 Woodmen's Circle holds a Wednesday meeting at the W O W hall with Mrs Rosa L Canada state manager from Baltimore to address members. Included is discussion of business and a Junior circle gathering at six o'clock for a planned trip to Baltimore for the August 1 log rolling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriole Grove No
Woodmen's Circle
Rosa L. Canada
Baltimore
W. O. W. Hall
Little Flower Junior Circle
Governor General McNeill Demands De Valera Apology
Dublin July 30 Governor General James McNeill, appointed by King George V, publicly demanded that President de Valera apologize for alleged personal snubs by Irish Free State officials. He warned that failure to apologize would lead to his removal as governor general, implying a bid for British Crown intervention.
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Dublin
James McNeill
George V
England
de Valera
Great Britain
McNeill
Tornado winds lash Akron area injuring five
Tornado winds that struck the Akron vicinity late yesterday injured five people and caused property damage estimated between 50,000 and 100,000 dollars. The storm disrupted homes and local businesses as emergency crews assessed the aftermath.
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Akron
Drive Starts Against New Revolution in Brazil
Rio de Janeiro July 11 The general staff of the army and navy took command against two rebellious regiments in Sao Paulo as government says the uprising began last Saturday is not yet quelled. The Fuerza Publica militia with 25 1100 men, air planes, tanks and artillery is a focal point of the rebellion amid long-standing tensions between Sao Paulo and the federal government.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Army and Navy
Sao Paulo
Fuerza Publica
Vargas
Curtis Fined and Appeals Noted in High Profile Case
Curtis faced sentencing after a conviction cited prejudice and public pressure. Prosecutor Hauck urged two years in state prison and a $1000 fine, while Fisher pressed for mercy and announced a potential higher court appeal. Bail set at $20,000, certificate of reasonable doubt issued, and writ of error to the supreme court filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
Fisher
Curtis
John Hughes Curtis
John Hughes
Anthony Hauck
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Adam C. Robbins
Fisher Sai
Grand Lodge In Session Chooses Exalted Ruler Hopefuls
The Grand Lodge of Elks opened its 68th convention in Birmingham Alabama with Floyd Thompson of Chicago widely considered likely to succeed John R. Coen as Grand Exalted Ruler. Milwaukee and Chicago vie for the 1903 convention location.
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Birminguam
Ala
Grand Lodge of Elks
Floyd Thompson
Chicago
John R. Coen
Ghienge
Milwaukee
Four Drowned Over Week End in Maryland Coast
Maryland records four more bathing fatalities over a hot weekend. Victims include William Radowskas 20 of Baltimore who died after diving from a wharf, Edward D Rohrer 25 of Lancaster Pa drowned in Bush River near Otter Point, Minnie Schultz 15 of Baltimore Harbor died in 15 feet, and William Lawrence son of a Baltimore police officer drowned in Chesapeake Bay near Mayo Anne Arundel County.
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Baltimore
Maryland
William Radowskas
Locust Grove
Edward D. Rohrer
Lancaster
Bush River
Otter Point
Harford County
Louise Roy
Minnie Schultz
William l Lawrence
Chesapeake Bay
Mayo
Anne Arundel County
Stronz
Negro Singer Delivers Landmark Aida Performance
In Cleveland on July 11 Jules Bledsoe, a Black baritone, drew over 6,000 opera fans as he became the first African American to sing the role of Amonasro in Verdi's Aida on a American outdoor stage. With only 24 hours to prepare, he delivered a striking portrayal that earned long applause in the stadium season finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jules Bledsoe
Iman
Crusader Class Plans Potomac River Excursion Aboard White Swan
Members of the Crusader class of the Church of the Brethren and friends will take an excursion trip on the Potomac River tonight aboard the White Swan. The riverboat is owned by Praston D. Carl, a class member. They meet at the church at 7 o'clock where transportation will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren and Friends
Potomac River
Prastan D. Carl
Chicago Grain Market Quotations and Local Ad Clip
Grain quotations from The Stickelt Sales Corporation list wheat corn and rye futures with bids and percentages for July September and December contracts. Also includes an Olive Hope Beauty Shoppe advertisement at 208 N Potomac St offering permanent waves starting at $3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Hope
Potomac St
World Fliers Plan Another Try After Western Russia Crash
James Mattern and Bennett Griffin spoke of the wreck of their round the world flight over western Russia aboard the Century of Progress. They said they would try again this year if possible, or next summer. The landing in peat ground caused the plane to nosedive. Griffin suffered a cut and Mattern minor injuries. They lacked official Russian visas, but officials said that would not cause trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
James Mattern
Bennett Griffin
Mattern
Russia
Berlin
Griff
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Bank of International Settlements
U. S
New
Harry E. New
Peetmaster
Nanking
W. Baltimori
Southern Paint & Nursery Co
Baltimore St
Clara
HOPE
Cherbourg
Promethee
Ann Oe Tsi
BOY Scouts
Camp Sinoquipe
Studebaker Commander
Fleigh Motor & Tire CO
Wellington Crane
Walker
Mrs. At
James J. Walker
New York
St. Lawrence Waterway
Samuel Strine
Amos Harper
Asher Adelman
American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association
National Association
Howard W. Jackson
L. Wells
Citizens’ Committee
George J. Callas
John Nakopoulos
John Callas
Peter Roretos
James Lampros
Christ Panopoulos
Tom Pappas
George Dislectos
Tom Ploplis
Basil Sarskas
George Skevis
James Scotts
Lewis Skouropanos
John Stratis
Guat Tashios
John Trantoulia
Peter Brovakos
John N. Callas
Peter
Grand Lodge of Elks In Session
Stein Bros. & Boyce, McComan-Armatrong Bulla
Open Ip
M. Amer, Can
Amer, Tel
Tel
Anaconda Ebeses
B&o
Beth. Sicel . Ae
Chrysler Waeee Risk Consol. Gas
Dupont Wee Rennes Balay
Chicago Grain Market
Stickelt Sales Corporation
Stickel
Hagerstown
Owen
Tien
Hoffman Chevrolet
World Fliers
Griffin
JE. McDaniel
Virginia Avenue
Herald-Mail
Oak Hill
Rabbit
Howard
J. W. Rohrer
K. K. Hager Church
Prospect Sts
Mayflower Cab
Hotel and City Baggage Service
Wareham Place
Police Alley
Randere
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