Republican Economy Plan an Air Castle
Washington October 26. Promises to save money by cutting the annual budget are challenged as an air castle. Democrats accuse Republicans of inflating claimed savings while deficiency appropriations loom. President Harding and Secretary Mellon projected large savings but later revised figures stir controversy over actual fiscal restraint.
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Congress
Ngs
Treasury Department
Democrati
Treasury
Harding
Mellon
Congress Wrate
Mel Kut Tiight
Committee On
Andy Means
Strikes and Lockouts Rise in Early 20th Century
Government reports show in a three year span 14565 strikes were won by employers and 1751 by employees, with 1895 compromised and 373 men back to work awaiting arbitration. In 1913 strikes cost employers over 1.3 billion dollars, railroads alone losing 300 million earnings, and most last under three days.
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United States
LIVE STOCK REPORT FROM BALTIMORE AUCTION
Baltimore stock market notes cattle sheep and hog prices by quality with figures for calves veal lambs and hogs. Prices listed per head or per hundredweight across categories including best and common grades.
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Baltimore
Lottery Bust Joins Biggest U S Operation
Albany reports the arrest of John Wappalau as DOJ agents claim to dismantle one of the nation’s largest lottery rings. A mothers meeting warns about daughters health and urges use of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to ease irregularities and restore health.
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Albany
N. J
John £. Wappalau
Department of Justice
United States
New York
Mothara
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Daily Car Adventure in a Service Station
A run down vehicle voices its woes about poor maintenance and weather choking its parts. It notes lack of vacations or repairs for long periods and ends with the suggestion of a classified ad in the Herald-Mail to find service, parts, or a rebuild.
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Hamad
Herald-Mail
Stage and Screen Aims at International Harmony in Rip Van Winkle
A chaotic production tale unfolds around Rip Van Winkle released by Hodkington at the Maryland Theatre. Director Ward Lascellé negotiates a canine stand in for nationalities, while a separate feature, WHEN A WOMAN WILLS, explores female power in politics via a French milliner whose charm and wit influence a king and move nations.
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Ward Lascelle
Hodkinsatt
League of Nations
Schneider
Rip
Jefferson
Mr. Lascellé
Rip van Winkle
Hodkingon
Maryland Theatre Today
Olaka Har
Reding
Palace Theatre
Tima
Klong
Ake
MacLean's Comedy Proves Truth Of Slogan On Street
The familiar ad slogan it pays to advertise proves true in One Minute Douglas MacLean at Paramount. The film opens today at Colonial Theatre with shows through Thursday.
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Maclean’s
Douglas MacLean
Paramount
Colonial ‘Theatre
Picturesque Scenes in Bring Him In at Nixon's Academy
Earle Williams stars in Bring Him In filmed largely in the Kern River region California with a drone of log fences snow capped mountains birch groves and scenic landscapes. The production plays today and Thursday promising a travelogue style visual showcase.
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Earle Williams
Nixon
Academy
Kara River
California
Vigor and Blood Color Tied to Health Beliefs
The text discusses red blood cells delivering color and oxygen, claiming low red cell count weakens the body. It then touts Patro-Mangan as improving blood quality, stating restored vigor, vitality, and energy through the supplement.
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Zich
Brodd
USA
Gude
Regular Meeting of Hagerstown Homes Stockholders
The regular meeting of the stock holders of the Hagerstown Homes Corporation will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the office of the Corporation at No. 208 First National Bank Building, Hagerstown, Maryland. The polls for the election of directors will be open from 4 to 6 p.m.
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Hagerstown Homes Corporation
Flist National Bank
Hagersown
Maryland
Ungileé P.m
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed By Local User Testimony
A Hagerstown reader recounts relief from backaches and kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. C. Baubtel of 42 N. Canson Street notes improved energy and less headaches, stating two boxes strengthened her kidneys. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as the proven kidney remedy from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Hagerstown
C. Bauebtel
N. Canson
Doan
Inbaugh & Son
Price Ste
Atd
Daechtel
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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