Cabinet Backing Plan to Arm Germany
Berlin reports that the German cabinet supports General von Schleicher’s plan to rearm despite the Versailles Treaty. Foreign Minister von Neurath said the general’s view reflects the nation’s stance, following protests from France over the speech and calls for disarmament.
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Berlin
Kurt von Schlei- Dee
Germany
von Neurath
Francois-Poncett
Herr von Neurath
Vor Schleicher
Europe
Paris
Heriot
von Haasch
Fifty Men Return to Work at Standard City Products Plant
MEN TO WORK NEW BRIGHTON PA JULY 29 Fifty men returned to work in the plant of the Standard City Products Company at Fallston yesterday.
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New Brighton
Standard City Products Company
Fallston
Mayor Quenstedt condemns bonus marchers riot
Annapolis Maryland July 29 Mayor Walter E Quenstedt Maryland commander of the Veterans for Foreign Wars condemns the bonus expeditionary forces actions in Washington He pledges Maryland veterans support for the marchers return home and calls BR B E F a nondescript organization whose foolhardy interference blocked full payment of adjusted service certificates
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Annapolis
Walter E. Quenstedt
Maryland
Veterans For Foreign Wars Today
Washington
BR. BE. F
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Deaths Albert A Harshman farmer dies after brief illness
Albert Aquilla Harshman 59 a farmer near Myersville died at his home following a brief paralysis illness. Survived by wife Jennie C and children Frank Letterton Millard Frederick Wilbur May Nancy Newton and siblings Ira Lloyd Mrs John Harshman and Mrs Sherman Clark. Funeral at Grossnickle meeting house Sunday at 2 pm with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Disagreeable suspicions are usually the fruits of a second marriage.
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Albert Aquilla Harshman
Myersville
Jennie C
Frank
Letterton
Millard
Frederick
Wilbur
Nancy Newton
Baltimore
May
Ira
Lloyd
Hagerstown
John Harshman
Sherman Clark
Myeraville
Grossnickle
Walker Denies NYC Mayor Corruption in Seabury Probe
James J. Walker rejects charges of official dishonesty as mayor. Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt studies his 17 000 word reply to Samuel Seabury. Walker accuses Seabury of falsifying records and pursuing a political manhunt amid criticism of the Republican organization.
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Albany
N. Y
James J. Walker
New York City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Samuel Seabury
Seabury
Roosevelt
Walker
Tammany Sachem
Star Chamber
Bank hearing resumes on Smithsburg assets return case
Frederick Maryland July 29 William R French testifies again in the hearing on the Peoples Banking Company of Smithsburg petition to regain assets from the Central Trust Company of Maryland. The bank merged with the Trust two months before its September closure as fraud is alleged in the merger.
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Frederick
William R. French
Peoples Banking Company of
Smithsburg
Central Trust Company of Maryland
French
Trust Company
Smithsburg Bank
U S Probe of Disorders to Be Ordered
Veterans aligned with Walter Waters seek a national veteran organization. Aides moved toward Johns town Pa to establish headquarters while others were escorted from Virginia to the Maryland border on their way to the Indiana area. Hurley and MacArthur discussed war department actions and federal property order to restore calm in DC. In Maryland near Camp Sims evacuations followed a visit from a state guard officer. Postal Telegraph Cable Company workers held a Dam Number 4 outing with swimming dancing and roasts plus nine guests.
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Rck
Walter W. Waters
BELFY
Sara Johnstown
Virginia
Maryland
Johnstown
Hurley
Douglas MacArthur
War Department
Washington
District of Columbia
Anacostia
Camp
Sims
National Guard
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Johnstown Prepares for Veterans March Through City
Police, aided by extra officers, prepare for a Veterans march through Johnstown after a Washington encampment fire. Commander Waters and staff expected to pass tomorrow, with about four to five thousand marchers anticipated. officials urge orderly movement and not to solicit public funds for fuel or food.
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Sandidge
Cassidy
Waters
Johnstown
Washington
War Board
Hagerstown
Hegerstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Leaders speak amid the bonus army crisis at the White House
Quotes from Pelham Glassford and District of Columbia officials reveal a tense stance as federal troops and police prepare for possible bloodshed. Officials urge restraint but support use of force to restore order, while Attorney General Mitchell orders arrest of violators. Police say a fatal shooting occurred during clashes with marchers.
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White House
Pelham D. Glassford
District of Columbia
Askin
Mitchell
Bonus Army
George Shinault
Wiliam Hushka
Arrest of Harry L. Taylor on fraud and theft charges
Harry L. Taylor alias HH L Heine alias Lee Jordan was held on a $2500 bond for Grand Jury action on passing a worthless check and for theft of three pieces of silverware from Miss Agnes Murphy of Boonshoro. Police say he is wanted in many states on swindling charges.
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Harry L. Taylor
HH. L. Heine
Lee Jordan
West Howard ‘Street
Agnes Murphy
Boonshoro
Taylor
H. R. Maugans
Martin L. Ingram
Department of Justice
Washington
Chicago Grain Market Quotations by The Sticker Sales Corp
Grain quotes from The Sticker Sales Corporation in Hagerstown Maryland list July and Sept figures for Wheat Corn Oats and Rye. Prices show open high low and close ranges with multiple month contracts and percent changes.
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Sticker Sales Corporation
Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
Prominent Baltimore Realtor Ends Life After Fatigue
Bernard B. Bandel, a leading Baltimore real estate operator, died by suicide, leaving a note reading I am tired so tired. The death occurred amid a court hearing where William B. French testified in the Central Trust Company case before Judge Willard, with remaining witnesses for the People's Banking Company of Smithsburg versus Central Trust.
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Baltimore
Bernard B. Bandel
Boonsboro Council Keeps Tax Rate at 45 Cents
The Boonsboro town council fixed the forthcoming year tax rate at 45 cents per $100, the same rate as the previous year.
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Boonsboro
Fine Apples from Miss M. R. Rouskulp Highlight Summer Baldwin Basket
The Daily Mail reports a basket of fine Summer Baldwin apples gifted by Miss M. R. Rouskulp. The note praises the fruit and its seasonal sweetness, mentioning local orchards and community appreciation.
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The
Daily Mail
M. R. Rouskulp
Pocket Veto for Measure Aimed at Farm Loans
President Hoover has pocket vetoed a Senate bill to broaden Reconstruction Finance Corp loans to farmers. The measure would extend loans to livestock, dairy, poultry, and crop producers not maturing until 1923 under the $200 million package to the Agriculture Department.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Department of Agriculture
Reconstruction Corporation
Look for liquor find lost dog on liner
Customs men searched a liner for liquor and found a lost dog at the ventilator. The emaciated but saved Irish setter, valued at $500, strayed from his owner and was imprisoned there. The dog survived and will live.
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New York
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