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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1929

Page

2

Labor Against The Jones Law In Maryland

Frostburg May 21. Trving Hamilton union member will seek re election as president of the Maryland State and District of Columbia Federation of Labor at tomorrow's annual convention. A resolution urging support for Wheeler Senate measure to investigate conditions in southern textile mills was adopted. Hamilton announced Saul Praeger of Cumberland as Democratic candidate for attorney general. A resolution denouncing the Jones law and the Volstead act passed. Governors and delegates criticized for opposing a workmen compensation bill. Officers nominated include Newton James first vice president, William Allemony second vice president, R A Dickson third vice president, John Miner fourth vice president, C N Young fifth vice president, W J Jones and G O Richelboth sixth vice presidents, John Hagerstown seventh vice president, Frank Coleman secretary, J E Toole treasurer.

Phillips Lee Goldsborough Hamilton Saul Praeger Cumberland Cornelius Wan Washington Ritchie H. Brooke Lee House of Delegates General Assembly Newton A. James William L. Allemony R. A. Dickson John D. Miner Baltimore John Locher C. N. Young W. J. Jones QO. Richelboth John Hagerstown Frank J. Coleman J. E. Toole

Hoover to host White House law body gathering

President Hoover's national law enforcement commission will meet in Washington next Tuesday for a White House luncheon and later an organizational session. The first session of the eleven investigators was announced after a telephone conference between Hoover advisers and George W. Wickersham, the commission chair. Hoover will not disclose the scope of the commission's work before discussing it with the group.

Washington Hoover National Law Enforcement Commission White House George W. Wickersham New York

May Rainfall Record Sees Wet Spring Growth

May rainfall figures show 4.50 inches so far, 1.25 inches above normal, with April also unusually wet. J A Miller, Keedysville weather observer, calls May lacurymose and tearful, predicting one of the wettest Mays on record after a spring with double average rainfall compared to normal.

J. A. Miller Keedysville

Frederick County Cattle Testing Case Dismissed

Charges of refusing to permit a Federal licensed inspector to test cattle for tuberculosis were dismissed as two Emmitsburg farmers Walter Shoemaker and William Naill appeared before Justice Sherman P. Bowers in Frederick. Doctors Lockwood and Poe testified Shoemaker and Naill objected to testing and would dispose of milk cows if tested. Warrants had been issued for both men on the alleged unlawful refusal.

Frederick County Sherman P. Bowers Frederick Walter Shoemaker William Naill Emmitsburg Lockwood United States Department of Agriculture C. EB. Poe Hagerstown Shoemaker Poe Naill Waill

Trial over cattle test rights in Shoemaker Nail case

Dr Lockwood and Dr Poe testified as witnesses while Austin James and Leslie N Coblentz defended, arguing inspectors lacked permission to test cattle. Justice Bowers noted no evidence of refusal and urged better cooperation. State’s Attorney William M. Storm prosecuted the case.

Lockwood Poe Austin James Leslie N. Coblentz Nail Justice Bowers Shoemaker Naill

Aratabs Offer Relief For Bladder Ailments

An old advertisement promotes Aratabs from Dr. Southworth claiming relief from burning sensations, bladder weakness, and nocturnal pains. It promises a money back guarantee after a 10 day trial if not satisfied and notes Read's Rudy's or any druggist can supply the product.

Read Rudy

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