Great Fleet Off Sydney Sails Amid Crowd Craze and Patrol Standoff
The American Adaptic fleet left Auckland for Sydney at 8 15 am with cheers and salutes as crowds gathered. The ships passed in formation and the Kentucky and Connecticut led a ceremonial departure while New Zealand Premier Sir Joseph Ward and Admiral Sperry exchanged friendly notes. A night incident near the shore patrol prompted revolver drawn by sailors and the arrival of New Zealand police to restore order.
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Auckland
N. Y
Syndney
Amer 1
Syney
Connecticut
Joseph Ward
Sir Joseph
Kentucky
New Zealand
Sperry
Jos
Ward
United States
Pacific
Still Smouldering Aftermath of the Big Fire
The Thursday night blaze destroyed Deal Brothers buildings and others. ruins attract hundreds nightly. National Biscuit Co recovery efforts move to Grand Shoe Co. building. fresh stock ready. McGill reports £1000 lumber loss. no insurance. Pekin Md death noted. Mrs. Mars Vaughn, widow of Samuel Vaughn, dies at 60. funeral plans pending. Frederick Rose returns to Piedmont Herald. Saturday special “That's What the Rose Said to Me” at Morrison's for 1 cent.
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Deal Brothers
National Biscuit Co
Ice
Grand Shoe Co
G. McGill
Pekin
Evening Times
Mars Vaudin
Pelag i
Samuel Vaughn
Ata
Johor
Printers Not in Politics at Typographical Union Meeting
Delegates at the International Typographical Union convention in Boston debated a resolution endorsing the Democratic platform but withdrew it after President Lynch urged avoiding a party clash. Socialist Victor Berger questioned party alignment, while Henry West of Birmingham led the withdrawal and delegates affirmed federation principles independent of partisan ties.
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Boston
Aus
International
Indorite
Presiient
Bryan
Henry West
Birmingham
Lynch Ralsi
Berrz
Chicago
Victor Berger
Muwanker
Estey
Paterson
Samuel Gompers
West
International Typographical Union
Labor unions discuss and defeat proposed accord
The American Federation of Labor and the Canadian Trades and Labor Congress were warmly discussed and defeated in a heated exchange. Leaders examined a proposed agreement but voting or formal action halted the effort, leaving the plan unresolved.
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American Federation of Labor
Canadian Trades and Labor Congress
Peculiar Suit Over Lodge Ejection and Premium Claim
Harry D. Dague sues the Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen to recover $1 claiming lawful premium due after alleged illegal ejection from a lodge. The case ties to a railroad accident resulting in the loss of a leg and seeks compensation under the defendant organization’s rules.
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Harry D. Dague
Walters
Capper
Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Brotherhood
Democratic clubs urged to organize nationwide campaign
Chairman Mack and John W. Tomlinson call for immediate formation of Democratic clubs across the country to boost the campaign before September 15. They urge county and precinct committees to mobilize workers and hold meetings to support the presidential race and reform efforts. Indiana appears hopeful with strong harmony and potential gubernatorial support noted by Taggart.
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Chicked
United
Lryar
Bram
Itty
Che Mack
Mack
John W. Tomlinson
Jon Clu
AsotAl
Republican Party
Jon
Inter
Democratic State Committee
Thos
Rinek
Ohio
Lagiana
Taggart
Indiana
Tingik
Washington lunch counters offer sought after Cumberland feast
The Washington dining room in Cumberland advertises a notable dinner tomorrow, promising timely service and expert preparation. Aimed at satisfying hunger and palate, the meal is billed as a leading option in the area, with emphasis on fast, friendly service and appealing menu.
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Cumberland
Washington
Peaceful Lab Chautauqua entertains Sunday audience
Allegany Grove Chautauqua offered cool shade and pleasing entertainment with singing and recitations. The program featured solo and quartet performances led by Miss Jine Levin, contralto Helen Mendee, soprano Dack Montgomery, alto Marie Whitnes, and violin pieces.
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Allegany Grove Chautauqua
Ipl
Nrockwar
Jine
Levin
Helen Mendee
Dack Montgomery
Marie Whitnes
Martial Law After Springfield Riots Leaves Dozens Wounded
Martial law seizes Springfield after a night of riot and bloodshed sparked by a lynching attempt. Three killed and fifty eight wounded as mobs torched properties and threatened officials. State troops and police restore quiet. victims include James White and John Caldwell among others.
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United Press
Springfield
Alan Fity
Denser
Nizhe
Loper
Washington Street
Seventh
Tenth Street
Ace
Charles Hunter
James
Louis Johnson
D. J. Scott
Bert Beyerlein
Harry
Will Stewart
Robert Lawson
Eugene W. Canfin
Albert Sidener
Henry Steiger
Springfield Club
Wiliam Johnson
John Caldwell
Herbert Oakien
Eugene Beyers
Louis Hanon
W. H. Bow
W. Hi
Bowe
St. John's Hospital
Airship Great Ogs Plans Test Flight Around Washington Monument
Captain Baldwin tests the airship at Fort Myer and Cherrydale with two eight-mile plus runs, averaging 15 to 20 mph. He deems speed sufficient for Signal Corps approval and plans a final ascension to endurance flight before potential White House visit.
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Washington, D
Baldwin
Fort Myer
Cherrydale
Signal Corps
Fort. Myer
Junior Order Parade and Picnic At Frostburg
About two hundred members of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics from the city traveled to Frostburg by the C P R R for the annual county convention and picnic. A three parade led to speeches and a large, open air picnic in Voght ywan's Park with many attending by electric cars. Council No 49 contributed fifty members in white uniforms plus a drum corps.
Tanze Real Estate Listings Across City
Tanzer markets numerous properties including a five room frame house on Maplesie Lat?5 100 with good fencing and water, a Wast Spring farm for 5, a 503% acre Flintstone farm for 5, and multiple brick and frame houses on Waverly Terrace Haley Street and Green Street. Rentals at $8 to $22.50 monthly. options include rooms with bath natural gas and electric fixtures.
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Tanzer
Maplesie
Flintstone
Bath
Haley Street
Tor Street
Os Tanzer
Green Street
Bellevue Street
Maryland Avenue
City
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Jessie L. Livermore
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Lippold
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J. C. Shoupe
J. Geo. Hermann
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Lambert’s
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Columbia Band
Ared
South Centre Street
Tanze
Harrison Street
Grand Avenue
Ray Street
Tanzer& Reinhart Insurance
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Tanzer Reinhart
McCheave Building
John A. Bopp
N. Centre St
Walter Powell & Son Co
Optician
Baltimore Street
Cumberland, MD
Union Transfer & Storage CO
Peter E. Wrigg
Maurice Pisner
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