Victory for dairymen predicted after rehearing
Philadelphia report states a sweeping victory for dairymen after a four day rehearing on the federal milk marketing agreement in the Philadelphia milk shed. Officials in Washington signaled a new milk code policy favoring farmers and consumers with a 30 day code schedule to cover milk shed agreements. A secretary of agriculture remedy is anticipated. A separate note reports J M Healey and Frank Spigler catching a bass string of eleven pounds in the Potomac river.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
J. M. A. Healey
Frank Spigler
Kulde
Potomac River
Roosevelt Sets 24 Hour Deadline to Finalize Coal Code
President Roosevelt extended the deadline to complete an NRA code for the soft coal industry to tonight after talks with operators and miners. Reports of shooting and rioting in Western Pennsylvania prompted him to demand immediate agreement with no extension. Miners in Pennsylvania’s bituminous region walked out in protest over delays delaying pay raises.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
White House House
United Mine Workers of America
Garrett Day By 172 Votes In Garrett County Dry Result
Garrett County Maryland voted in Tuesday’s election to keep the county dry with a 172 vote margin and defeated a local beer sale proposition by 901. Official tabulations showed 1595 for repeal, 1767 against repeal, 1701 for sale of 4.2 percent beer, and 1781 against sale.
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Oakland
Garrett County
Maryland
Honeymoon Flight for 43 Years in Allerton Couple
Allerton Illinois September 15 Mr and Mrs Joseph Davia once predicted a future of air travel for honeymoons now they are on their airborne honeymoon after 43 years of married life.
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Allerton
Ill
Joseph Davia
Crowds Back Weather To Visit Hagerstown Fair
Crowds persisted despite rain as Hagerstown Fair opened with School Children’s Day. Governor Ritchie attended Governor’s Day, drawing 25 000 spectators who filled the grandstand and mutuel booths amid showers.
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Hagerstown Fair
Hagerstown
A. ‘Coft- Man
Coffman
Ritchie
Howard W. Dackson
Baltimore
NRA Compliance Board Consider Grievances Faces Local Action
The NRA compliance committee may form a board to review grievances under the NRA code. Local leaders await instructions on scope while workers report employers dodge minimum wage by shifting hires. A proposed NRA parade could mobilize workers and highlight codes, following New York City’s large peace-time event.
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NIZA
Underhill
NKA
NRA
Platt
Washington
New York City
Narcotic Agents Guard Against Doping Of Race Horses At Track
Two narcotic agents from Baltimore visited Hagerstown to investigate reports of horse doping at the race track. Six men were arrested for narcotics possession, not specifically for doping, and were said to be addicts with no local ties. An examination aimed at a horse said to have been dosed showed no evidence of doping. another horse may face a further test. Owners at the fair reportedly knew of the agents' presence, though most are not suspected of doping.
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Joseph Bransky
Boyd M. Martin
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Harvane
Street Board Controversy Heard in Court Again
The Street Board dispute returns to court with Judge D. Lindley Sloen and Albert A. Doub hearing demurrers from Dr. Prather and J. Vincent Jamison Jr. on cases involving John D. Dunn and Clyde E. Brewer. Attorneys for both sides present as writ petitions and demurrers advance, with rulings expected soon.
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Street Board
D. Lindley Sloen
Albert A. Doub
Perry Prather
J. Vincent Jamison, Jr
John D. Dunn
Clyde E. Brewer
W.preston Lane
Levin Stonebreaker
Joseph D. Mish
A. 8
Mason
Dr. Prather
Mr. Jamison
E.R
Dunn
Brewer
Mesars
Prather
Jamison
Roulette
Sharkey Levinsky Bout Postponed To Monday
The 10 round fight between Jack Sharkey and King Levinsky at Comiskey Park was postponed until next Monday due to threatening weather.
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Chicago
Jack Sharkey
Boston
King Levinsky
Comiskey Park
Spending on the Rise Across Markets in New Report
Reports from all sections of the country to Dun and Bradstreet emphasize enlarged spending power reaching millions and easing suspense noted after NRA support. The weekly review cites extended buying movement, stronger employment, and rising earnings as merchants gain confidence. Also noted are improved earnings in early quarters and a contrast with earlier losses. A separate local note mentions unusual finds: U W Frost brings in a pear tree twig from Durban farm near Bridgepool and Marshall Brooks reports a twin cantaloupe from his mother's patch.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet, Inc
NRA
U. W. Frost
Pp. Telephone Company
Durban
Bridgepool
Marshall Brooks
Beaver Creek
New Hormone Treatment Reported in Curing Insanity
Chicago Sept. 15 Dr James Hutton reports in the Illinois Medical Journal that glandular hormone treatment alongside standard psychiatry sent home about 27 percent of 172 insane patients, compared with a 17 percent discharge rate for state hospital patients overall.
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Chicago
Science
Illinois Medical Journal
James H. Hutton
Hutton
Offender Fined After Neighbors’ Complaint
Russell Longanecker of Cavetown Pike faced a complaint by two neighbors alleging he cursed them and was generally obnoxious. Magistrate Richard Duffey fined him 15 dollars plus costs after Longanecker admitted drinking.
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Russell Longanecker
Cavetown Pike
Richard Duffey
Longanecker
Allegany County Vote in Repeal Election Totals
Official county tally reports 10 063 votes for repeal and 2 413 against repeal with 182 in other categories or errors. The results reflect Allegany County Maryland turnout from the Tuesday repeal election.
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Allegany
Cumberland
Allegany County
Tevrersen
Employers urged to use service for job placements
Brewer TL Stouffer, manager of the National Re employment Bureau in North Jona than street, urged manufacturers and employers to use the free office service to place workers. He noted detailed questions aid proper classification and a best-job match, with staff willing to tailor efforts for employers. City registrations reach about 90 percent, with roughly 1200 registered in the city and 400 in the county.
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TL. Stouffer
National Reemployment Bureau
North Jonathan Street
Stouffer
He Likes His Women Lively
Centerville Maryland report of a carpenter Mr W W Neale who advertised for a good-looking middle aged white housekeeper who can sing and dance and drive dull care away. He states the dead and dying need not apply.
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Centerville
Centerville Landing
W.W. Neale
Democrats Plan Club Outing and Legislation Talk
The Democratic Club meets at Headquarters Grice building to set the annual outing at Conomac Park Williamsport the week after the Hagerstown Fair. Speakers include Attorney General W Preston Lane and Senator Wm Byron discussing liquor control and pending legislation. Governor Ritchie may call a special session if the 18th amendment is repealed.
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Democratic Club
Skelihood
Grice Building
Conomac Park
Williamsport
Hagerstown
W. Preston Lane
Wm. D. Byron
Byron
Assembly
Ritchie
County Bank Relicensed and Divorce Granted
The Comptroller of the Currency announced relicensing for Clearspring National Bank in Clearspring Maryland and Patapsco National Bank in Ellicott City Maryland to reopen. Gail H Wolfe was granted an absolute divorce from Elsie R Wolfe by Judge Frank G Wagn mas.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Clearspring National Bank
Clearspring
Maryland
Patapsco National Bank
Evilcott City
Gail H. Wolfe
Elsie R. Wolfe
Frank G. Waga‘mas
Oil Station Safe Opened and Cash Missing
The Texaco station at Garlinger Avenue and Spruce Street was robbed when a safe was blown open around 1:25 AM. About $107.92 in cash disappeared after entry through a rear door lock and a nitroglycerin blast, with a suspect seen fleeing between 1:15 and 1:25 AM. Authorities labeled it a professional safecracking job.
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Texaco
Garlinger Avenue
Spruce Street
Devine
Stoner
Veryman
Norfolk Storm Warnings Rise For Virginia Coast
The Weather Bureau warned winds would rise along the coast tonight with high tides and possible flooding of low areas. Meteorologist John L. Murphy said the storm would reach full force between Wilmington and Charleston, moving 10 to 12 mph, with hurricane center winds likely by night.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Amil
The
Weather Bureau
Te Weather Bureau
John L. Murphy
Wilmington
Charleston
Seaboard
Storm Forecast Hits Baltimore As Hurricane Approaches
An expected tropical hurricane heads toward Maryland with meteorologists warning of potential damage. John R Weeks notes the storm could be worse than the last, with the center over the Atlantic about 300 miles northeast of Savannah and likely to strike the coast between Wilmington and Cape Hatteras by tonight or tomorrow.
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Baltimore
Maryland
John R. Weeks
Focal Office
United States Weather Bureau
Bureau of Ice
Norfolk
Atlantic Ocean
Savannah
Atlantic
New Test Finds 3.2 Beer Not Intoxicating
Chicago report to the American Chemical Society describes a finger-prick test for alcohol in blood. It notes four participants drank four bottles of 3.2 beer in 15 minutes on an empty stomach and showed blood alcohol well below intoxicating levels.
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Chicago
American Chemical Society Today
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