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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1922

Page

3

Coal strike in Maryland region may end with separate agreement

Operators in the Upper Potomac and George's Creek districts seek a conference after a potential termination of the Western Maryland fields strike. Eleven companies, mainly Consolidation Coal and lessees, request talks as Maryland miners face hardship and wavering amid the protracted stoppage.

Maryland Tle Upper Potomac George's Creek Unitedline Workers George's Washington Cumberland Ork

Coal Strike Impacts Maryland Coal Fields and Railways

The Maryland field strike ends the continuation clause and halts most mining. Sixteen mines in Upper Potomac operate at reduced rates while George's Creek is nearly idle. Davis Coal and Consolidation Coal run at 40 percent capacity. Western Maryland Railway plans locomotive workarounds, signaling a protracted slowdown. Baltimore shipments and ample stock fail to meet demand as the strike reduces activity.

Maryland Arthur B. Stewart Davis Coal and Coke Company George's Creek Upper Potomac Western Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore

Feagaville W C T U Holds March Meeting in Reform Church

The Feagaville W C T U met March 30 at 2 30 p m in the Reform church with opening hymn scripture and prayer by the vice president Roll call and last meeting minutes were approved The program included recitation A Message of Spring by Helen Doty Hargett reading Speak To Me Now by Mrs C N Trundle ending Marys Loaf Pie by Mrs Claude Hargett The meeting closed with hymn and benediction planning next session April 27 at the Lutheran church with officer election for next year.

Feagavilla W. C. T. U Reform Church Helen Doty Hargett C. N. Trundle Claude Hargett

Moose Entertained By Manager Fisher at Star Theatre

Loyal Order members enjoyed a stage event hosted by Manager Fisher at the Star Theatre, with the gathering featuring informal performances and socializing among attendees.

Square eight room residence by Chas. Bedqwick design

A square eight room residence designed by Chas. Bedqwick showcases an economical plan with no wasted space. The ground floor includes a front porch sun parlor living room dining room kitchen and bedroom while the second floor offers four bedrooms a sleeping porch and attic space. Cost estimates range from 12000 to 14000 dollars excluding plumbing and heating.

Chas Bedqwick

Moose Lodge entertains guests at Star theatre party

Moose Lodge No. 371 hosted a theatre party at the Star theatre last evening for members and guests of Manager W. L. O. Fisher. The lodge, now in new headquarters above the Star theatre, maintains a five member entertainment committee and aims to double its membership soon.

Moose Star Theatre W. L. O. Fisher

Easter Suits At Moderate Prices Offer Real Style

Shop for all-wool suits with remarkable tailoring and the right fit. Our clothes are known for quality at medium prices with a full range of models fabrics and sizes. Come in and see the collection and furnishings including gloves from $15 to $35.

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