Pcingare ridicules Lloyd George lectures in Germany tour
Pcingare attacks Lloyd George in speeches amid postwar politics. He defends German policy, contrasts Ruhr casualties with other regions, and pledges to push for security guarantees and reparations while awaiting allied support and resumed payments.
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Pcingare
Lloyd George
Egeent
David Lloyd George
France
M. Poific
Treasury
Duesseldorf
Ruhr
Germany
Foreign tariffs block costs data exchange
The tariff commission faces refusal by foreign firms to supply full cost and product data. Efforts to obtain facts have failed on several occasions, with material from foreign sources sometimes inconsistent. A delegation may be sent abroad to establish official contact and resolve the impasse.
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Aes
Anaes Ios
Sass
Gatherize
Commission
Lindamood Dies at 74 in Virginia
Mr Lindamood, a Shenandoah County native and lifelong car penter, died at 74 after a year of failing health in Frederick County. He leaves a daughter and grandson, a brother, many nieces and nephews, and was buried at Lebanon Church cemetery after services led by Rev George Stewart Bowden.
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George Nd
Rosina Lindamood
Shenandoah County
Frederick County
Lauraley
Ernest Flowers
Israel
Lindewood
Lebanon Church
George Stewart Bowden
Lebanon
W. H. Winecarver
L. F. Miller
Philip Malone
Manuel Frye
James Boggs
C. H. Wilkins
Wheat farmers urged to adopt cooperative marketing plan
A Chicago conference backed cooperative marketing as the remedy for wheat price woes. Former Governor Frank Lowden chairs a new executive committee to organize surveys across wheat states, with survey work and travel kickstarted by Frank Mondell and Mayer Jr., under presidential inquiry.
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Frank O. Lowden
Far Wen
Robert W. Bingham
Louisville
National Council
Runers Co-operative ‘Marketing Associations
Carl Williams
Oklahoma City
Cotton’ Growers Exchange
Aaron Sapiro
New York
San Fran
Cisco
Nizer
Burley
Bacco Fers Co-operative ‘Association
Rous Othetif
Butlend Mayer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
Frank Mondell
M. G. Yoke
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Coolidge
Union slams non union coal operators aiding reds
Ellis Searles of the United Mine Workers accuses non union coal operators led by John Brydon of aiding communists and Reds. He urges a Senate inquiry and warns that some in and out of the coal industry may seek cover.
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Agilington
Ellis Searles
United Mine Workers Union
John C. Brydon
National Coal Association
Searles
United States Senate
United Mine Workers of America
John ©. Brydon
Feds
Virginia 1923 road bonds election notice in Frederick County
Sheriff Luther Pannett announces a state w rit of election under a 1923 act. An election will be held Nov 6 1923 at multiple precincts in Frederick County to decide whether state bonds for roads shall be authorized by the General Assembly.
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General Assembly
Commonwealth
Richmond
BE. LE
Trenkee
B. O. James
Frederick County
Neffstown
Brucetown
White Hall
Albin
Ashton
Dolans
Baker's Mill
Gainesboro
Yeakley
Gore
Lamps
Russells
Dry Run
Old Forge
Middletown
Stephens City
Canterbury
Armel
Greenwood
Kernstown
Carper’s Valley
Luther Pannett
Harrisonburg to Welcome Large Modern Chick Hatchery
Massanutten Farms Hatchery will open on South Main Street near the Valley Pike and C and W Railroad. The plant aims to hatch 186 000 eggs with planned 750 000 to 1 000 000 chicks yearly capacity. Local officials forecast Rockingham County poultry growth and a potential 3 000 000 dollar industry by the coming season. Senator Keezell notes benefits of feeding wheat to chickens.
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Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
Massanutten Farms Hatchery
Gilbert’ R. Boitner
Billiamson
United States
America
Spitzer
Williamson
Massanutten Farm
Rockingham
Wampler
George B. Keezell
Goss Miller
Ingham Egg Farmer Hopes Wheat Marketing Boosts Returns
Local farmer Keezell notes wheat fed to his chickens and eggs may yield higher income. He estimates wheat sold at five dollars and sixty cents per week as he ships to market via poultry.
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Keezell
Ingham
Lloyd George speaks in Montreal on materialism and war effort
The former British prime minister Lloyd George, visiting Montreal, defends spiritual values against materialism and vows to keep his voice strong for a weeks long speaking program. He meets French Canadian leaders, attends a church service, and lunched with Casgrain, while noting fatigue from travel and the need to preserve his voice for future engagements.
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Montreal
New Ee Baptist Church
Canada
Lloyd George
Remier
King Lewis
We : Society of St. David
Casgrain
Lord
Iestan
The
Star
New York City
New York State
Mont
Increase in fruit output in Panhandle boosts shipments
Panhandle growers tally an estimated 2.24 million dollar crop across about 4 000 carloads. Rail shipments rise to 60 carloads daily last week and expected to reach 100 in mid month. Labor shortages near North Mountain and Martinsburg push workers from Baltimore at 2.50 dollars daily plus board. Some pay per barrel, with record yields of 59 to 62 barrels in a day. Prices for Benf and Jonathan range 3 to 9 9 dollars. York Imperial and Grimes Golden around 3 to 4 4 dollars. Much fruit stored for winter markets. empty refrigerator cars adequate and service strong.
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Cumberland
and Keyser
W. Va
Yainsburg
Harpers Ferry
North Mountain
Martinsburg
Baltimore
Keyser
Romney
Romney Belt
Pepc Ors
Jonathan
York Imperials
Grimes
Plasterers Face $20 Per Day Bonus Pressure
In Chicago on October 9 earnings of 200 dollars a day for plasterers arise from rush work bonuses on large projects like Tr and Saving Bank and the Wrigley Twin buildings. Contractors aim to finish for occupancy by May 1, next. James A Patton notes bonuses drive wages up unless an agreement is reached.
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Epep Eiras
Chicago
Rai Tures
Lines
Saving Bank
Wrigley
James A. Patton
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U. S
Commonwealth OF Virginia
County of
Frederick
Maxwell House Coffee
SYS Lloyd George
Panhandle
Skill Craft Clothes Shop
New Theatre
North Main Street
Winchester
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