Bonus Expeditionary Force urged to join in Maryland
Captain Hoke Smith told about 100 people in a City Park that the BLE opposes Hoover on the bonus matter and plans a Maryland veteran mobilization. He proposed a 50 cent initiation fee, a local canvass, and a goal to meet with President Hoover at the White House. He criticized Mitchell in the ev of the bonus army evacuation and urged action against alleged criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres‘Moorer
Marley
Washington
Hoke
Bonus Expeditionary Force
Hewver
Smith
Mitchell
Hurley
Utican Legion
Porta
Ore
Bonus Army
Anacostia
Portland
Maryland
BLE. F
Hoover
White House
Rotus Army
B E F Expansion Plans Revealed by Captain Smith
Captain Hoke Smith outlines efforts to expand the Bonus Expeditionary Force to every state including Maryland. He described the first annual convention at Uniontown and claimed the national B E F will extend to all congressional districts. He said the group is non political and will back honest candidates and veterans’ obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Hoke Smith
F. D. Burke
J. D. Toborg
Alexander Hotel
BR. E. F
Smith
Herbert Hoover
United States
Major Hartle to Head Post at Camp John Hay
Major Russell P. Hartie of the 331st Infantry named commander of the military post at Camp John Hay in the Philippine Islands succeeding Major C. P. Hall who transfers to China. Hartle, a native of Hagerstown born 1859, has a long service record including China command during Japanese trouble and various infantry assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell P. Hartie
331St Infantry
Hagerstown
Camp John Hay
Philippine Islands
C. P. Hall
Hall
China
Major Hartle
Barry M. Hartle
Dist
Hagers
General Staff Corps
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Ad Urges Home Use
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle stimulant for the stomach liver and bowels. It claims improved bowel regularity fewer sick spells and better health for both children and adults. The copy advises keeping the syrup at home to avoid harsh cathartics and notes availability at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renin
Caldwall
Dr. Caldwell
Date Fixed For Dedication Of Masonic Home
The Masonic Home of Maryland in Bonnie Blink near Cockeysville will be dedicated Saturday afternoon October 22. Maryland Masons from several counties plan to attend with Knights Templar of Maryland escorting Grand Lodge officials. The dedicatory ceremonies begin at 2 o'clock with Grand Master Gee presiding. The modern building will house indigent Masons and their dependents, atop a large farm with prize cattle and fertile crops.
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Masonic
Maryland
Bonnie Blink
Cockeysville
Grand Lodge
Knights Templar of
Harry R. Snyder
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Gee
R. Gorsuch
Crop Outlook Improves Slightly in September
The Department of Agriculture reports a small rise in overall crop prospects for September. Corn production is estimated at 2.885 billion bushels, up 1.1 percent for the month and 10 percent above the 1924-23 five year average, with the crop at 77.2 percent of normal. Wheat declines to 711.707 million bushels, durum at 43.397 million, and other spring wheat at 226.552 million. Oats reach 1.265 billion bushels, up 1.7 percent, while barley sits at 313 million. Outside the belt corn declines, except in Ohio, Iowa, Nebraska where gains total 33.753 million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Iowa
Nebraska
Williamsport U B church services in Gower's Station
Williamsport U B church holds Sunday services Oct 8 with Sunday school at 9:30 am worship at 10:30 am and evening service at 7:30 pm Rev N B Thomas pastor Rally Day notes in U B church Oct 2 attendance. Local visitors include Mrs Carrie Keaton and Miss Missouri Kendall. Area Egypt area size about 409000 square miles.
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Williams- Port
Charles Gouserd
Missouri Kendall
Guy Singman
Virginia Avenue
Margaret Betts
Nancy Hamburg
Hagerstown
Clarence Gossard
Son
Halfway
Sanford Gossard
J. A. Rager
Waynesboro
Charles Betts
Pinesburg Letter Details Visits and School Attendance
Pinesburg dated Oct 4 reports Mrs. Daniel Roth and son James recovering from illness. Numerous visitors from Williamsport, Mercersburg, Hagerstown, Philadelphia, and other towns. A surprise party honored Glenn Reubeck of Big Spring with attendees from multiple families. September in the principal's room lists students in eighth to fourth grades and names missing half and full days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinesburg
Daniel Roth
James
William Miller
Arthur Miller
Willamsaport
Raymond Miller
Clearspring
House
Mercersburg
Mary Miller
Caroline Reid
John Laughlin
Arnold Tabler
Ellen Miller
Williamsport
David Hose
Walter Hoge
Carrie Hose
John Robinson
Wilson
B. L. Lloyd
Hagerstown
Lester Lowry
Dry Run
Roy Black
Amos Reubeck
Big Spring
Glenn
Evelyn Burke
Fannie Houser
Pearl
Mildred Charlton
Mary
Helen Davis
Nellis Besecker
Etha Shank
Effie Lewis
Maxine Betts
Missouri Myers
Joseph Houser
William Davis
Carroll Stouffer
Wilbur Delbert
Arthur Hull
Robert Shadracen
Glenn Reubeck
Fannie Hyde
Ashton
Roy Hyde
Isaac N. Grove
Millard Kretzer
Madaline Kretzer
Adam Charlton
Mildred
Millard Kreiser
Amos Lanzhoff
Gordon Moore
Mary Crilly
Neal Grave
Alonzo Rees
Lorainne Hornbaker
Thixie Martin
Sarah Mills
Jeanette Straley
Raymond Crilly
Mary Black
Ethel Hoppe
Virginia Conthon
Marie Eby
Ellen Gardner
Francia Guesaford
Marie Staley
Phillip Banzhoff
June Hornbaker
Verna Shank
Harold Colbert
Jack Holland
Lee Staley
James Hose
David McKee
Local visitations and household moves reported
Vada Bair and others from Hagerstown Big Pool Williamsport and nearby areas visited the Charltons and family. Charles Higgens and family moved into the William Preach house, while Theodore Bear’s former residence is now occupied. Mrs Fannie Hyde and Mrs Kretzer’s fall injured her hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vada Bair
Helen Marie Miller
Mildred Guessford
Harry Spigler
James Harley
Hagerstown
Nancy Holland
Big Pool
Henrietta Traver
Williamsport
Adam Charlton
Charles Higgens
William Preach House
Theodore Bear
Fannie Hyde
Paul Kretzer
Kretzer
National Association of Credit Mex Monthly Review Summary
The National Association of Credit Mex releases a monthly business review highlighting trends and developments in credit markets. The brief notes ongoing financing challenges and policy considerations affecting lenders and borrowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Association of Credit Mex
Asid
of Business
Huge Halloween Mummers Parade Planned In Alsatia
Alsatia committee prepares for October 31 Halloween fete with expanded bands floats and music. Frederick celebration trip cancelled due to clash with Frederick parade. Local judges and police to plan traffic. prizes and routes to be announced. Gains in textiles and oil noted. Frederick Winstedt, 18, Punahou Academy student, hospitalized after football practice injury.
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Alzatia
Alsatia
Frederick
Fritchie
Hubert Miller
Hallowe'en
Wiliam Slick, Jr
Police Department
Honolulu
Frederick Winstedt
Punahou Academy
Winstedt
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