AGT rules for railway and industrial work contracts
The article lists extensive activities categorized under construction, repair, and operation across railway, shipbuilding, telegraph and telephone lines, power plants, mining, manufacturing, and various industrial sectors. It notes effects on interstate commerce and cites Lehigh and Hopkins institutional rivalries, plus the Lehigh Club of Maryland officers who proposed a Lehigh Hopkins game and its organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Tt Yhén
Erin
Lehigh
Hopkins
Lehigh Club of Maryland
Lehigh-Hopkins
J. H. Pennington
Baltimore Copper Smelting and Refining Company
Mason LD. Pratt
United Railways and Electric Co
Railroad Men Attend Union Service At St Johns
Ten railroad men will attend the union services at St John s Lutheran church tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 PM. The usual Sunday meeting at the B F L Y M C A moves to 2 30 PM. W H Leavitt, famed artist of The Last Supper, will lecture during the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
W. H. Leavitt
St. John’s
700 Celebrate Hallowe'en At Penn Ave School
Nearly 700 children, parents, and friends celebrated Hallowe'en at the Pennsylvania Avenue School. The event featured a witch land setting, a musical and literary program led by Principal J J Tipton, with children in costumes and games such as apple bobbing and roasting chestnuts. The festivities continued until midnight, outshining other South End celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Penna. Ave
Pennsylvania Avenue School
J. J. Tipton
Hallowe’en
South End
Pennsylvania Avenue i
Republican Party Debt Believed Paid by Women Beneficiaries
W Bladen Lowndes, treasurer of the late Republican Party liquidation committee, recounts collecting debts from campaigns. He defends the Dear Madam letters and notes some non-office holding Democrats receive them. He cites a wealthy male donor and a lady not paying, and mentions a Hagerstown resident not yet recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bladen Lowndes
Preston
Lowndes
Saloon license sought for George E Kean in Allegany County
In Cumberland Maryland 1914 a notice announces application by George E Kean for a saloon license at his Middleburg Canal Oldtown Cumberland location. Owner of premises is George E Kean. Clerk Lloyd L Shaffer publishes the clerk’s notice with remonstrance deadline and filing date October 27 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylan
Legany County
Circuit Court
Allegany
Unys
Naim George E
Allegany County Liquor License Notice for Oldtown
Public notice for autoe license to sell spirituous liquors at a Middle Lock Canal Oldtown Cumberland location. It lists Kean and Shaffer as filing parties with 20 days to file remonstrances after filing, signed by Clerk Shaffer on Oct 27.
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Allegany
Allegany Elaw
Legany
Kean
Lock By & O
Canal
Oldtown
Icience
Cumberland
pRenfises
George FE. Jkean i Shaffer
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Neen
High
Montclair, N
EN Credit
The
Dr. Barr
First Presbyterian Church
Baltimore City
Duke
Frederick’s Profit Sharing Club
W. F. Frederick Piano Co
Baltimore Street
Cumberland, Md
Chickering, Hardman, Strich & Zeidler
Kimball, Foster, Price & Teeple
Knabe Pianos
Angelus
Autotone Player
Hagerstown
Cumberland Laundry
N. Me
Nic St. Phons
Phon
Ruppert
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, Maryland
S. E. Kline
J. E. Harrison
S. Cumberland
James McHugh
North Centre Street
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