Harding Will Open Fight For His World Court In St. Louis
President Harding launches a campaign tour in St. Louis to push his world court plan despite Senate opposition. He aims to mobilize public support after traveling fifteen thousand miles, highlighting the court as essential and pledging to work for U S membership if feasible. Missouri politics loom large with Senator Jim Reed seen as hostile to European entanglements.
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Harding
World Court
St. Louis
Kraft
Washington
Senate
Indiana
America
Whit
Missouri
Jim Reed
Brokers Suspended From Curb Market
New York June 21 The Board of Governors of the New York Curb Market suspended A B Morley for one year and Benjamin Alexander as a regular member for violations of the curb’s constitution governing trading. The notice notes suspensions among market regulators and members.
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New York
Board of Governors
A. B. Morley
Benjamin Alexander Ga
Thief Robs Home Again In Hamilton Family District
A local thief entered a Hamilton family home, stole a pearl marker, a gold wristwatch and other jewelry, then fled after climbing a window. The incident marks a second robbery at the residence within a year, with injuries noted but no fatal harm. Authorities suspect a familiar local man may be involved.
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Las
Hamilton
Hamiltoo
Tashesa
Birs
Hanning
City Taxes Due With June Discount Offer
City taxes will be collected starting Monday June 18 at City Hall near Potomac and Franklin. Motor vehicle taxes are listed for taxation and bills are in readiness. Foreign mortgages stocks and private securities are subject to city taxes. A four per cent discount applies to taxes paid in June. no discount after June 30. Office hours are 8 AM to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM Saturdays. Daniel Downin, City Collector.
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Potomac
Franklin Streets
Daniel Downin
Tanlac Restores Youthful Vitality in Aged Veteran Testimony
An elderly veteran recounts severe stomach pain dizziness and loss of work ability prior to taking Tanlac. After five months he reports improved digestion energy and strength claiming he feels twenty years younger and able to perform tasks like a young man. He attributes his recovery to Tanlac and endorses it through a testimonial.
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Tanlac Oy
GARL
Tate
Tanlagy
Tanlae
Poo Drags
Agoupt Na Subatitata
Giant Leviathan Sets Fast West Indies Run Aboard Leviathan
The Leviathan, the world’s greatest liner with a large party aboard, steamed from the Carolinas toward West Indian waters at 24 knots. The ship moved without vibration and none of the Buesta were sick. Weather was clear and cool with some fog planned at night.
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Jose
N.S
Dravid Sea
Carolinas
West Indian Waters
Kiwanis Club Sees Maryland State Police Demonstration
At noon today Kiwanis Club members were instructed in arrest techniques during a Maryland State Police demonstration. Lieutenant Vartan delivered the beef address praising police work and urging the club to support establishing a state force in Maryland.
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Kinnols
Maryland
H. Lis J Vartan
Marriage Licenses Issued To Several Local Couples
Ralph Statey 20 of South Mountain Pennsylvania weds Lottie Watubienick 18 of Shellandoiel PI. DeWitt PL Perry 23 of Clearapring weds Boulaty M. Winford 21 of Moons hare. Charles N. Lambert 20 and May Wyone Lari fu. Horrisierg Pa.
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South Mountain
Lottie Watubienick
Shellandoiel
DeWitt
Perry
Clearapring
Boulaty M. Winford
Charles N. Lambert
May Wyone Lari Fu
Horrisierg
Near East Relief Bundle Day Urges Clothing Donations
The notice urges Maryland residents to donate clothing to aid refugees in the Near East. One pound per person would not go far, so readers are asked to collect and ship discarded garments to help hundreds of thousands of refugees, mainly women and children, awaiting shelter. Bundle Day is June 28 with drop-off boxes available June 25, and donations will be sent overseas through Near East Relief.
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Catcasua
Levant
Ani
Washington County
Near East Relief
Maryland
The
Union
Heat Wave Relief Sought as New York Endures Record Heat
Heat records threatened as New York nears a 97 degree mark noted on June 6, 1899. Philadelphia schools closed due to 96 degree noon reading. New England swelters with dozens of heat deaths, drownings, and crop concerns across multiple states.
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Philadelphia
New England
K7 International News Service
Boston
New England Today
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Newshore
Springfield
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Pennsylvania
Rummage Sale at Jamison Building this Friday and Saturday
The ladies of the First Baptist Church announce a rummage sale at the Jamison Building on West Franks Street this Friday and Saturday. Proceeds support church activities and local missions.
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Firat Buptlat
Jamison
W. Franks St. Feidey
Work to Start on New Plant for Hagerstown Sewerage
The Sewerage Commission authorized Engineer J B Ferguson to purchase a screening device for the new plant to separate liquids from solids. The solid residue will be disposed of and the system will serve until a larger plant is justified. Officials seek data from other plants and expect construction to begin within two months.
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Hagerstown
Sewerage Commission
J. 2 B. Ferguson
Mc. Ferguson
Cou
Saud
Mather
Sowdrage Commission
Grand Officers of REM Making Visits to Tribes
High officials of the Improved Order of Red Men visit Antietam Tribe in Hagerstown Bald Eagle Tribe in Funkstown and Log Gap Tribe in Boonsboro this week with post meeting refreshments served.
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REM
Hagerstown
Sagamore Cenrge H. Brown
Great Sunnap
William Cole
Antietam
Bald Eagle
Funkstowe
Logax
Boonsboro
City Market Prices At Morning Session
Market prices listed for Cherbles JB Lo 25u box striw barried onions 7 100 betich thubarh fettace 6 head ehlekens 28 uni B0e epys 85¢ doz and butter 45¢ Th.
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Ehlekens
Freckles removal claim and new passenger service announced
Advertisement for Othine Double Strength freckles remedy promises dramatic fading of spots with a money back guarantee. Railway announces expanded service on Norfolk and Western between Roanoke Virginia and Hagerstown Maryland starting June 17, with additional day and night trains and connections for north and south routes, aiming to boost tourism and business travel.
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Baltinora
Washington
Ute
Tts
Tan Ole
Shetantoah
Luray
Laraigh
Maverny
Adv
Lite Grea Tea House opens in Shepherdstown on Potomac
The Lite Grea Tea House on Ivy Hill near the bridge in Shepherdstown is now open offering tea services. Phone 13-K for appointment. Advertisement notes its improved offerings and inviting setup.
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Shepherdstown
Potomac
Ivy Hill
Ady
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