Two Milk Campaign Meetings Held in Washington County
H D Anebach of the Interstate Milk Producers Association led two dairy meetings in Cavetown and Leitersburg urging county farmers to join the group. He noted Philadelphia milk prices favor producers and that over 76,000 quarts a month are shipped to the city, urging surplus milk be sent there. County Agent Moore also urged tapping Philadelphia’s market and Supplee Wills Jones executive H D Davis spoke on cow care and feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Anebach
Interstate Milk Producers Association of Philadelphia
Washington County
Cavetown
Leitersboro
Allebach
Philadelphia
United States
Tenuce
Alchach
Interstate, Mill Producers’ Association
H. D. Davis
Supplee-Wills-Jones Milk Company
Moore
New Auto Route To Washington Shorter By Six Miles
Local motorists have adopted a new six mile shorter route to Washington via Buckeystown Lickaville Dickerson Poolesville and Rockville with one half mile dirt gap on a hill south of Dickerson. The road is largely concrete to cut travel time and connect Frederick with Washington.
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Washington
Ridgeville
Frederick
Buckeystown
Lickaville
Dickerson
Poolesville
Rockville
Notice to Daily Mail Subscribers
Bally Mall subscribers should relieve their paper by regular delivery set later than 6 oclock. If delivery fails for any reason, phone the circulation contact and request guaranteed delivery to resolve the issue.
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Bally Mall
Ain
Picnic At Park To Aid Milk Drive
A picnic is planned today at Willow Lane Park to support the milk drive in the county. Key speakers include H. D. Alliebach, president of the Interstate Milk Producers Association of Philadelphia, H. D. Davis of Sepplee Wills Jones Milk Company, and Dr. Bomberger of the University of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Lane Park
H. D. Alliebach
Interstate Milk Producers Association of Philadelphis
H. D. Davis
Sepplee, Wills, Jones | Mil Company
Philadelphia
Dr. Bomberger
University of Maryland
State scores again in Ward murder trial
In White Plains on September 20, the state proved Clarence Peters was not in New York City or Westchester County nine hours before his death on May 15, 1922. Rail workers verified a Paria Island South Carolina to Philadelphia ticket Peters bought on May 14 and surrendered next day. Deputy Hill identified Peters from photographs and finger prints, noting he had a prior auto theft conviction, countering the defense portrayal of a criminal past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Carberry
Stat Co
International News Service
White Plains
N. Y
Clarence M. Peters
Haverhill
Mass
Walter S. Ward
New York City
West Chester County
Ward
Peters
Jack Rogers
Charley Rose
Paria Island
South Carolinia
Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio
Raymond A. Hill
Platform for Democrat Meet Promises Federal Role in Enforcement
The platform advocates Federal enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment while noting local option laws remain in effect. It pledges to avoid burdensome laws, divert motor taxes to road maintenance, pursue automobile reciprocity with the District of Columbia, and promote women’s voting registration by age declaration. It also outlines plans for state funding of National Guard armories in several towns and counties.
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District of Columbia
National Guard
Hagerstown
Centreville
Cumberland
Silver Spring
Crissfield
Aston
Kenvington
Deaths Rev E E A Deaver in York Pa
Rev E E A Deaver died at his home in York Pennsylvania on September 17 at an advanced age. In earlier years he taught school and married Miss Susan Grottler of Beaver Creek who died a few years ago. He served in many larger Methodist Church appointments across Pennsylvania. Survived by two daughters and a son.
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E. E. A. Deaver
York
Deaver
Susan Grottler
Beaver Crook
Methodist Church
du Garloua
Ponnaglyonte
Yavey
Robber Holds Up Couple on Middleburg Pike
A lone highwayman robbed C. M. Hetzer and Miss Bertha Watson in Featners auto on the Middleburg pike. He took a gold watch and 16 cents, struck Hetzer with a blackjack, and fled as alarms rang. Miss Watson escaped to a passing car and headed to Hagerstown. A second possible holdup near the same area is suspected. Marriage licenses listed for Nick Margetos and Maris Cooke, Shenandoah. Redford Comer and Fannie Comer, Shenandoah, Va.
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C. M. Hetzer
Bertha Watson
Featners
Middleburg Pike
Metzer
Miss Watson
Hetzer
Tembera
Hagerstown
Nick Margetos
Marts
Cooke
Redford
J. Comer
Fannie Comer
Shenandoah
Stocks Rise on Easing Pressure and Demand
In New York on September 20 the market firmed as selling pressure declined and money eased. Oil shares attracted steady interest with Cosden and Sinclair opening higher but slipping to modest losses. Rail and equipment stocks stayed inactive yet steady while steel moved up early then gave back gains.
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International News Service
NDW
York
Cosden
Sinclair
Local market prices tally Farmer's grain costs
Hagerstown reports prices paid on September 20 for farm commodities. Wheat lists per bushel, corn per barrel, oats per bushel, cracked corn and bran prices, sweet cream and dairy products. Multiple figures shown for feed and farm goods from Horst and Schumacher Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
M. Horst
Schumacher
Wees
Union Ofan
Husbands accuse former inmates in Everleigh Club affidavit scheme
A husband allegedly paid for perjured affidavits from Everleigh Club former inmates to smear a wife and damage her children. Mrs. Stokes recounts $1000 payments to a maid at the resort who claimed a Wilhelmina identity and urged others to join the scheme. Also noted are building permits for porch and storefront remodels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everleigh Club
Loo
Chicago
Grain Market Reports Mixed Moves In Chicago Opening
Grain market in Chicago opens steady to strong with wheat unchanged and corn up. Wheat futures for December and May rise to around 102 and 108 quarters. corn near 83 and oats steady to up with May at about 42.
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International News Service
Chicago
Impeachment Effort Targeting Oklahoma Governor Continues
The document outlines charges against the Oklahoma Governor including opposition to capital punishment, release of parolees, and pardons, plus concerns about unpatriotic teachings and reputational harm to the state. The impeachment push emphasizes constitutional and legal violations and calls for accountability.
GEO A PEARRE DIES SUDDENLY IN CUMBERLAND
George Pearre former Maryland congressman and state senator dies suddenly at his Cumberland home after years in law and politics. He served as Republican leader in Allegheny County and was attorney for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Survived only by his widow Miss Bessie Schoups of Virginia. Williamsport to host game with Hagerstown All-Stars Sunday at 2 45 o clock. Williamsport pitcher Callery racked up 13 strikeouts in 6 3 win.
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Cumberland
George Pearre
Congress
Maryland
Pearre
ASO
Pearce
Alleg Any
State Senate
Hig
Death Hoe
Baltimore and Ohio
William ‘Pearre
Mr. Pearre
George A. Pearre
Mary Worthington
University of
Pearra
Enpiscopal Church
Bessie Schoups
Virginia
Williamsport
Hagerstown All-Stars
All-Stars
Callery
French Cross Rhine Occupies Castle of Former Archduke
In Mannheim Germany on September 20 French troops crossed the Rhine and occupied the Castle of the former Archduke of Baden. It was then serving as an office for municipal officials.
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Mannheim
Germany
Archduke of Baden
Heimel Purchases Terrace Property for 17800 Dollars
William H. Heimel and Bertha C. Heimel purchased Lilie M. Ridenour’s east side residence on The Terrace for 17800 dollars. Heimel plans to occupy the home later and runs a South Potomac street business once established by his father, the late Justus Heimel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Heimel
Bertha C. Heimel
Lilie M. Ridenour
Patrolman Widbridge Curran Saves Eight Children From Fire
Chicago Sept 20 Patrolman Widbridge Curran battered down a blazing tenement door and carried eight children to safety before collapsing. Also noted Miss Clearspring a 25 passenger motorbus owned by Lewis Blair will run tours to Shenandoah Caverns on Sept 23 and Sept 30 from Public Square at 8 am with many locals joining.
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International News Service
Chicago
Widbridge’ Curran
Miss Clearspring
Lewis Blair
Shenandoah Caverns
Caverns
Foreign exchange rates and currency values noted
NY market report lists demand sterling at 4 54 and a half percent, franc cables at 69 2, Belgian cables at 49 6, lire cables 44 3 4, marka at 0.075 per million, pullder cables 39 3 0, Sweden Kronen at 26 55, with corresponding check figures.
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Foreign Exchange
Hy International News Service
York
Sweden
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Leitersburg
Keedysville
Walker- Hill Dairy Co
A. H. Handy
Mr. Handy
Bruner
Doub
Albert A. Doub
Wagaman
Beaver Creek
D. T. Moore
Boonsboro
Swomley & Tyergar
Middletown
Taft Benner
Sharpsburg
Baltimore
Egree
New York
Clearspring Community Club
Foresters
Foresters of America
Clinton Trumpowel
Clearspring
Bartlett
Bessie Castle
Locust &T
Detrow & Sons
State Road
Per. Bushel
Goodyear
Orde
Bevslad
Servica TH
Ludwig Rotor CO
Franklin Bt
Domentel Mra
Potomnse Bt
Oklahoma
State of
Geo. A. Pearre
Wmsport
John St
WM. H. Heimel
Terrace
Kella Houser
Kelle, Houner
Benhama
Bamptes Proaty Mall
Gabarata
Chad
Polarine
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
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