The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-09-18
Beyond the County

lished, representing plant invest
ment of $451, 900 and an enrolment
of 213, new workers. In. ,-..
In the United States there were
Is, It'll failures in the first six months
of 1885,, with, total liability Of 1877
million dollars, as compared with ap-
proximately 10000 failures with to-
tai liabilities of 232 million for the
corresponding period last year.
Since the day in 1851 when the
schooner America won what is now
the Americas Cup, Sir Thomas Lip
ton has brought fourteen challengers
to the United States seeking to take
the cup back to the British Isles. d =
;, In Jerusalem, bill has been intro
duced before the Advisory Council
making it obligatory for every one
more than Is years of age to marry. =
In Italy, in the simultaneous erup-
ton of Stromboli volcano and an
earthquake on Stromboli Island, a
score of persons are reported dead
and so or more injured.
In Argentina, Hipolito Irigoyen,
ousted president, leaves his country
for exile, accompanied by his daugh-
ter and personal physician, escorted
by representatives of the Provisional
government.
In New York State, Governor
Franklin Roosevelt declared for re-
peal of the Eighteenth Amendment,
both vets and drys claiming an ad-
vantage from the declaration in the
fall elections. 30
In Illinois, to the establishment of
physicians, a woman, although I'M
conscious from a skull fracture sus-
tanned in an automobile accident,
gave birth to a baby.
In Baltimore, it is announced that
the 1881 automobile tags for Mary
land will be white on red in colors.
West Virginia, old gold on black,
similar to North Carolina.
With the radio phone links, per-
son can be connected with any one
of 100000 other phones, 10000
900 in foreign countries.
At Huntington, w. Va, Thomas
Bishop, although he has completed 80
years of service with the C. & o. R.
R. Co., refused pension saying that
''pensions are for old men,.
At Joliet, ILL.,, Richard Loeb and
and Nathan Leopold, Jr., on Septem-
Der II, began their seventh, year in
the penitentiary, serving life senten-
ces for the murder of little Bobbie
Franks.
At Washington, it is announced
that permits will be issued soon for
the manufacture of another million
gallons of medicinal liquor to dis
tilleries located in Pennsylvania and
Kentucky.
At New Orleans Marine diver was
rescued alive after being trapped in
% feet Of water for period of 16
hours, more than 100 men laboring
constantly to keep flow of oxygen
going to him through hose in his
helmet. '.-.-
At Jersey City, N. j., at a court
hearing, attorneys for the company
stated that the Kelly-Springfeld
Tire company has lost $13,784,000
since 1923 and that its failure was
due to inability to compete with mail
order houses. r.. las
In Maryland, the. Governors
Drought Relief Committee has adop-
ted a resolution calling on Cover
nor Richie to request the State
Roads Commission to begin at once
the 1881 bodybuilding program in
order to give work to farm laborers
and farmers. 5..l..
At Elkin, N. c., crow darted into
an automobile, seized the key and flew
away, thus delaying the wedding cere-
mony of Carl w. Gentry and Miss
Florence Cox.
At Berryville, Va, a jailor awak-
ened by hearing the strains Of "Sweet
Adeline", looked through the door into
the cell blocks, discovered party
going on among the prisoners, with
several bottles of liquor in evidence.
In Colorado, the largest known pre-
historic footprints in the world, one
more than one yard long, have been
discovered and sent to the Colorado
Museum of Natural History.