Klan And League Debate Marks Fractious Platform Talks
The convention faced a heated split over religious freedom and the League of Nations as committees debated the platform. A minority led by Baker of Ohio and a major faction argued over a pledge to expel unnamed secret groups and to pursue a referendum on involvement in Geneva. Bryan urged moderation while delegates sought unity before a 3 PM adjournment.
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Cetus
Jioaus
Qaemhara
Vhera
League of Nations
Idabate
Euch
Baker
Ohio
Laure
All Convention
Dewoeratic Party
Jeromon
Wilson
America
Carlier
Bryan
Alresa
Weasel
Ku Klux Klan
Bolt
Taeithet
Navid J. Walsh
Mangachu- Bote
United States
Teague
McAdoo
William G. McAdoo
Gunmings
Correspondantas
Great Lengti
Freetom
William Jennings Bryan
Thas
Globe
Lloilay
Death notices from Mount Etna and nearby towns
Mrs. Gareie M. Wissinger of Mt Etna dies at 34 with service in the U B Church, survived by husband, infant son, and family including Major R Draper and several siblings. Dr Franklin G Bushey, noted Green Castle physician and Civil War surgeon, found dead in his office. multiple survivors listed with long career notes. Funeral services planned for both, with interments in local cemeteries.
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Gareie M. Wissinger
Svnfa
Clarence Wissinger
Mb Eitna
Yaora
U. B
Mt. Etna
Willian
Farher
Hagerstown
Nellie Drager
Mt. Lena
Raymond
Mt. Lana
Phineval
Hev
Joy Zebeler
Franklin G. Bushay
Greencastle
Bushey
University of Maryland
Imedivina
Aga
Fourth Pennsylvania Cavalry
Bushuy
U. S. Army
Ozark Mountains
Grant
Pennsylvania
Fellas Ie
Ims Jong
John Brown
Warper
Ozarks
Dr. Bushey
Franklin Bierl
Rov
Borkholder
Intormovt
Cedar Hill Damentary
Oregacastle
Thomas €. McGrem
Roxbury
Luthatan
Doonsboro
Healdes Tie
Mra
Gertrude Metrea
Slater
George Kerquvér
Boonabors
Saville McCrea
Boonsbora
Skathoras Church
Boonsboro
Tey A
Nominated 18 Men for Democratic Ticket
The 18 men nominated for the Democratic ticket when the roll closed before adjournment include Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas William McAdas of California Willard Saulsbury of Delaware Samuel M. Halston of Indiana Jonathan M. Davis of Kansas Albert G. Ritchie of Maryland Woodbridge N. Ferris of Michigan David F. Houston of Missouri and New York Charles W. Bryan of Nebraska Fred H. Brown of New Hampshire George S. Silzer of New Jersey Alfred E. Smith of New York James M. Cox of Ohio Carter Glass of Virginia John W. Davis of West Virginia and New York
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Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
William @. McAdas
California
Willard Saulsbury
Neebraska
Fred H. Brovin
New Hampshire
George $. Silzer
New Jersay
Alfred E. Smith
New York
James M. Cox
Ohio
Carter Glass
Virginia
Ohn W. Mavis
West Virginia
Diplomas and Medals Awarded at St Joseylus Academy
Six graduates of the Commercial Class at St Joseylus Academy received diplomas during annual exercises marking the close of the school year. Rev Harrington presented diplomas to Mildred Alexander Thelma Alexander Geralding Smith Margaret Connelly Cathryn Barngardner and Robert Kulin. Medalists named by the Catholic Daughters of America include John Griffey May Kropp Mary McGuirs Adele Rosenborg Mary Alsip and Margaret Alexander with attendance by granite holders and representatives.
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St. Joseylus Academy
George B. Harrington
Mildred Alexander
Thelma Alexander
Geralding Smith
Margaret Connelly
Cathryn Barngardner
Robert iKulin
GB. Harrington
C. Kerr
Margaret
Mary Goules
Picaphora Humnals Ina
Nightngale
Virginia Shawk
Thelma Alextindar
Mayi Kropp
Te Goal Mumia
Jane Ower
Douglas Ford
Quuays | Mianda
Norena McGuirs
Adele Rosenborg
Mary McDonald
Mary Alsip
Margaret Alexander
Catholic Daughtera of
America
Stock Markets New quint June 28 highlights and moves
The stock market today centers on speculative interest in prominent department store stocks. Kresge and Woolworth moved to new highs, copper shares strengthened with Anaconda and Smelters up, while Lehigh Valley and New York Central hit yearly highs as the railroad war drew focus. Moderate gains appeared later in Gosden, Pathillps, Pure Oil and Sinclair.
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Kresge Department
Woolworth
Selulte
May Department Stores
Anaconda
Carre de Pasco
Inspiration
Kennecott
Utah
U.S
Mami
Wave Point
Lehigh Valley
New York
Ghtengo
St. Louie
Gosden
Pathilps
Pure Ol
Sinclair
Chicago Markets Patchy Gains and Losses Amid Mixed Prices
Wheat and corn fluctuated with wheat rising and oats steady in early Chicago trading. July wheat at 1 1 4 4 3? Sept 11 6 K a? corn July 24 4 4 Sept 21 2 B 2, Dec 81 0 81 4. Sunday excursion ads promote round trips to Potomac area and nearby towns. Fireworks sale announces large assortment at Colonial Theatre shop.
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Chicago
Labor Shortage Facing Farmers in Maryland Harvest
Maryland farmers face rising labor shortages as yet unsure harvest seasons approach. Abnormal rainfall delayed planting for corn and beana, with hay in full blast. Some relief may come from railroad workers and neighboring farmers who assisted last year, but wage offers from 2.59 to 4.49 per day may not fully solve the crunch.
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Maryland
Wellal
Mattahoe
Democrats Demonstrate for Ritchie Across Maryland
Maryland Democrats plan evening demonstrations in Baltimore and major counties for Governor Ritchie. Telegraphed support comes from acting mayor Howard Brywn as the party backs Ritchie for the presidential nomination. Events feature addresses broadcast from Washington and a display of Ritchie’s image on a screen.
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Page
Wossman
Baltimore Plas
Howard Brywn
Attimore
Washington
Ceypre
Ritchie
Cumberland
Frederick
Annapolia
Southerts
Mary- Jamil
Maryland
Dack Harana
Ahehio
New York Produce Markets Prices for Wheat Corn and Poultry
New York Produce Markets show steady wheat and corn futures with No 2 Red Winter and yellow corn quoted. Live poultry and dairy products largely firm with butter and eggs sustaining nearby prices while milk prices stay within 201-210 range. Local quotations from Hawkins Horaceingerstown dated June 24 reflect selling rates for wheat, corn, oats, hay, and flour at regional mills and retail items in the market.
Field Meeting At Md Orchard Corp In Maryland Orchards
Field meeting planned in the orchards of the Maryland Orchard Corporation in cooperation with R F MacHenry County Agent of Alligony County. The invitation goes to Washington County fruit growers to visit the property on July dist. A luncheon will be provided.
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R. F. MacHenry
Alligony County
Flulé
Klan Named Defendant in Suit for Damages
In Chicago on June 28 the Kulux Kan, mute defendant, faced a $600000 damage suit in U S District Court. Attorneys for American Unity Publishing Company filed the petition alleging Imperial Wizard Hiram Y. Mvang conspired with Atlanta officials to destroy the American Unity League by sending a van to work for the league as a supposed loan enemy while secretly serving the Klan.
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Chicago
Kulux Kan
Hera
United States District Court
American Unity Publishing Company
Gn Hiram $Y. Mvang
Klan
Atlanta
American Unity League Amity Organ
League
le Klan
Ritchie lauded at convention in New York
Governors supporters escalate momentum for Ritchie as party factions show backing. Mrs Maideo B Jens of Pittsburgh seconding speech honors Maryland governor. Attendees from Pennsylvania and Baltimore praise Ritchie, signaling strong cross faction support if McAdoo or Smith falter.
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New York
Ritchie
Matylact
Hole Jirlenda
Ritch
Mra
Maideo B. Jens
Pittaiurgh
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Retahaw
Ditchle
Warthy
Trenahaw
Itchia
Amorefen
Rho Lo
Ritchia
Ulany
New Subscribers and Mixed Marriages Noted in Local List
Today's new subscribers announced includes H Leasure of Maryland Avenue and a collection of marriage licenses listing couples from Harrisburg McCal aterville Hagerstown and Margavilla. The notice names Jon Mangos and Ethel Hooy Cumberland and other couples across Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia with several spellings unclear due to OCR.
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Reed
Hagerstown
Leasure
Maryland Avenue
Willmin H. Taberts
Harrisburg
Morton
Engana McCreeney
Saarh Mitler
Camp Hill
Marl Midler
Helan Longenockler
Palmyra
Ryan
Mazel Didwick
I Woodstock
Gerald KF. Flaming
Maboal G . Honedel
Waynesharp
Hdward G. Morya Wid Utealka Willshide
Keysor
W. Va
Market Prices Highlight Bumper Cherry and Berry Prices
Market notes report a bumper cherry crop with prices around 10 cents per quart and berries near completion of the strawberry season. Currants offer at 15 to 20 cents per box along with varied items such as cantaloupes, bananas, and peaches, with other produce and local business ads interspersed.
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Eltranrkel
Three Bears Appear in Battimore County
A wild bear sighting surge grips Harrisonville Roslyn and McDonoghta as three bears, first noticed Monday, now roam near McDonogh and Liberty roads about a mile west of Pikeville. Residents keep children indoors while farmers report labor shortages and berry patches deserted. An earlier pet bear belonging to Arnold Denkinoh was shot in Carroll County last year.
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Battimore
Harrisonville
Roslyn
Mc Donoghta
M Michael J. Hanley
Mc Donogh
Liberty Roads
Pikeavi
Soil tests spark irrigation study in Sandy Hook district
County Agent Miloy D. Moore conducts a sprica of testa today at In pfnge to determine imnera qniromnants of the golf about the Sandy Hook district, outlining a local agri initiative.
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Miloy D. Moore
In Pfnge
Sandy Hook
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Waynesboro
Largh Assortnent
Colonial Theatre
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N. Locust Street
Cleveland
L. W. Ball
North Locust Street
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Bussie Hull Vetera Hernyirrings
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WW. K. Munmond
Bownsville
Vernon Loog
Koedysville
New York Produce Markets
Pelcoa
C. Me Horat Iingerstown
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Awitt
Swity
MD. Orchard Corp
Publishing Company of
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A. D. Rowland
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Randall Avenues
Ramadelouilding
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Columbia College
W. Washington
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