King Sues for Absolute Divorce After Thirty-Eight Years
Charles D. King seeks an absolute divorce from Josephine E. King, claiming abandonment for over three years, severe cruelty, and that she imprisoned him for four months without cause. He alleges she drank heavily, turned his chickens into the garden, withheld meals, and kept rental income from two properties in Oella. He states they married November 4, 1883 in Elliott City and reside in Frederick County.
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Charles D. King
King
Reno 5. Harp
Josephine E. King
Frederick county
Della
Baltimore
Elliott City
Richardson
Ellicos City
Oella
Frost Devastates Frederick County Fruit Crops in 1922
Heavy frost and ice last night and this morning ruined peaches apples pears plums cherries grapes berries across Frederick County. Minimums near 26 12 degrees compared with 29 last April. Orchardists like E D McCain and Charles Klein fear large crop losses, with full extent to be known tomorrow or Monday. Snow flurries and light precipitation reported in the mountains and surrounding areas.
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Frederick county
Frederick
Sidperees
E. D McCain
McCain Orchard Company
McCain
Charles E. Klein
near Braddock
Feagarille
C. Newton Trundle
althoug
Feagaville
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Collins Halted By Officer With Revolver
Michael Collins arrived at Killarney to give an address but was blocked by an Irish Republican Army officer armed with a revolver. The officer demanded the Lis towel incident be cleared before allowing the speech and ordered troops to surround the market platform. Collins, flanked by a large crowd, moved to Dr. O Sullivan's residence to address supporters.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Michael Collins
Killarney
Irish Republican army
Listowel
County Kerry
Collins
Penny Wins Suit to Test R R Board Power
Chicago April 22 Federal Judge Pare upheld the Pennsylvania Railroad in its suit to test the United States Railroad Labor Board power by refusing to dismiss the temporary injunction granted by Judge Landis restraining the board for censuring the road for violation of the board decree.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pare
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States Railroad Labor Board
Landis
Frederick in Throes Spring House Cleaning
Frederick endures spring house cleaning as women embrace the task with zeal while men suffer through irregular meals and lost belongings. Local stores report surging sales of soaps and cleansers as the city readies for warm weather, baseball, and summer pleasures.
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Frederick
Blackmail Case Up Monday Hill Trial Wednesday
A blackmail case is scheduled for Monday with a Hill murder related hearing set for Wednesday. Witnesses have been summoned for the Hill case.
Cool weather blamed for egg price advance
The article notes cooler weather boosted egg prices as hens produced less, with local stores quoting 27 to 28 cents per dozen. It reports canned goods rising, especially pineapple up 10 to 16 percent, peaches up about 20 percent, and tea and cocoa prices easing slightly while coffee remains high. Prices for flour, beef, and fish also show modest upticks, with overall demand mixed post-Lent.
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Frederick county
old Sol
Frost Causes Little Fruit Damage Across Wide Area
Washington reports frost last night from the Atlantic Coast to Indiana Ohio and Northern Virginia but officials believe little damage to fruit was done. Agriculture officials note the full extent will be known next week as temperatures near freezing were recorded across the northeast.
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Associated Press
Washington
Atlantic
Indiana
Ohio
Virginia
Weather Bureau today
Department of Agriculture
Five Die in Gasoline Explosion Near Downey
Five persons died in Downey and Artesia hospitals after a gasoline tank and truck exploded during a fire at a Downey filling station. Five more were seriously burned, with the blaze destroying the filling station and a gasoline truck.
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Associated Pres
Los Angeles
Downey
Artesia
here
Man Charged With Larceny In Harper Residence Theft
George Wiles was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Allen Bartgia and jailed after being charged with larceny of $350 from Johnson Burall Wiles. A hearing before Justice J. Grahame Johnson is set for this afternoon at 3:30. The alleged theft occurred last evening at Mrs Mars Harper's home on West Sixth Street while the suspect was intoxicated.
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the
Star
James E. Hall
Glenn H. Worthington
talismen
Aaron R. Anders
H. Dorsey Etchison
Hall
Holmes D. Baker
Charles H. Kipp
W. O. Werkenbaker
John F. Kreb
J. A. Williamson
Allen Bartgis
J. Grahame Johnson
Charles Smith
James Sparks
Stephen D. Myers
C. Malone
Louis Hill
A.S. Bourne
C. 8. Brooks
Nicholas Robinson
Charles Walker
Everett Kane
Hunter E. Campbell
J. J. Cronenburg
Harry E. Mohler
Geo. M
chambers
Camden
George Wiles
Johnson Burall Wiles
Allen Bartgia
redeed
Wilex
Broad stock market gains lift several sectors
The Associated Press reports New York on April 22 saw broad stock market gains across equipment, independent steel, motors, oils, and utilities with rails lagging. Key names rose one to three points, including Pullman, American & Baldwins, Pressed Steel Car, Midvale, Republic, Repiogie, Lackawanna Steel, Pierce Arrow, Mack Track, Coca Cola and Postum Cereal. Volume reached about 775,000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Pullman
American
Baldwin
Midvale
Republic
Repiogie
Lackawanna Steele
Pierce Arrow
Mack
Rail workers vote on strike decision by AFL department
Rail workers to vote on a possible nationwide strike after grievances over contract handling of repair work. The Railway Employes Department of the AFL, representing six crafts and Switchmen, authorized ballot distribution for 600,000 members. The move aims to counter actions seen as crushing union power and pressure railroads over decisions affecting wages and duties.
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Associated Prose
Chicago
Railway Emplores Department
American Federation of Labor
federated shop crafts
Switchmen’s Union of North America
hellate
raliwass
Raliwat
Weather to Bring Springlike Mild Week Across Mid-Atlantic
The Associated Press reports that the middle Atlantic states will see generally fair skies and rising temperatures in the first half of the week starting Monday, with unsettled but near normal temperatures expected later.
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Associated Press
Washington
middle Atlantic
Pershing Cancels Frederick Bazaar Visit Notice
General John J. Pershing will not attend the Frederick American Legion Bazaar tonight because a White House dinner invitation from President Harding forced cancellation. Col. D. John Markey conveyed the General’s regrets in a letter, while the bazaar ends the Legion week with large crowds and strong support for booths and attractions.
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John J. Pershing
United States
American Legion
D. John Markey
France
President Harding
tot
Markey
Hanford MacNier
Col
General Pershing
Lefonnairea
regrat
Frederick
White House
Francis Scott Key Post
degree of
Les Society des 40 Hommes
Catholic Daughters of America
G‘rls
Three Brunswick store keepers fined for slot machines raid
Deputy Sheriffs Allen Barto and Victor Wolf raided Brunswick shops on Thursday night arresting Walter Ambrose Derr Bro and Victor Kaplan for having slot machines in their businesses At Ambrose Place and Darr Bros Place a machine was found Kaplan paid his fine later at Justice Johnson The trio were among eleven arrested in January as raids targeted illegal gambling. John Carter was also arrested on East Patrick Street for desertion and non support and jailed for Baltimore authorities.
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Allen Barto
Victor Wolf
Brunswick
Thunlas
Walter Ambrose
Derr Bro
Victor Kaplan
Ambrose
Darr Bros
Kaplan
John Carter
East Patrick street
James A Jones
Charles Wormth
Nellie Carter
Baltimore
Coal strikers in Texas return to work at wage cut
Fort Worth Texas April 22 strikers in the Bridgeport coal field resumed work after agreeing to a wage cut of 150 dollars in daily pay and a 25 cent per ton reduction for price work The agreement will be replaced by terms to be set by the Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators Association and District 21 United Mine Workers reported by Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Bridgeport
James Mooney
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators’ Association
District 21
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Fayette county
Uniontown
Dutrow’s closes after 31 years in business in city
Dutrow’s confectionery store ends a 32 year run tonight. Richard S J Dutrow, proprietor, began in confectionery after Franklin and Marshall and work with Haller and Bowers. The firm introduced the city’s first year round soda fountain then rebuilt after a 1915 building collapse. Associates Augustus Herwitz Edward Reynolds Mary Lease remain with the business, as Dutrow joins Young Men’s Shop Inc and a new clothing firm with Earl Derr after May 1.
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Dutrow
Richard S. J. Dutrow
Franklin and Marshall college
Thos. H. Haller
Hallers
Ralph R. Bowers
clty
Mary Byerly
Augustus Herwiz
Edward Reynolds
Mary Lease
Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Commercial State Bank
Young Men's Shop” Inc
Earl Derr
U S Food Products Corp Files Bankrupt Petition
In New York on April 22 a bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court naming United States Food Products Corporation. Liabilities total 26,996,220 with assets of 57,842,896 including 4000 stock in Distr. Fox Company of America.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Food Products Corporation
Distr. fox Company of America
Policemen Killed and Wounded in Storehold Robbery
One policeman was killed and two wounded, one critically, when bandits robbed the Morris and Company office. Officers fired on the robbers who returned fire and fled with a small payroll amount. The clash occurred as the bandits held up the office and escaped.
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Wro
Associated Press
St Louis
the
Morris and Company
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Harry Boone
Harry Eyler
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