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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1919
Page
9
reports from Washington and London recount a mine strike ending, a wireless Englewood report of a north sea mine, and Joaquin Tin Sibther’s assassination. The Plumb plan debate cites railroads’ stock issues and vast dividends, with calls for a thorough congressional investigation into transportation costs and corporate practices.
Sunbury Aug 18 A petition seeks an injunction against the American Textile Workers Union No 9 and United Mine Workers of America allied with the Textile Workers Union. The case centers on alleged threats and vandalism by striking workers since May 20 including demolition threats and brick throwing at owners. Damages up to 500000 dollars per union are sought in a pending court action. Christ J Gordon president District Union No 9 testified that Mine Workers were 42000 strong and would win for the mill operatives.
Andrew Carnegie's body to Sleepy Hollow Tarrytown for private funeral at Shadow Brook Tomorrow. Rev. Benson N. Wyman and Rev. Dr. Merrill to officiate before burial in Carnegie plot where he bought years ago. Bull charges trolley car near Beaver Falls injuring none aboard. bull killed in collision.
Danish sources report Bolshevik forces invading all legations and consulates in Petrograd and Moscow and arresting foreigners of any nationality early in August, according to the state department.
Mr and Mrs Charles Tobin and daughter of Delaware Ohio were killed when their automobile was struck by a Biz Four passenger train at a station near Marion. The incident is reported in an Evening Star clipping with a brief, period tone.
The Treasury secretary, with President Wilson's approval, seeks 275000 for war profiteer crackdown enforcement. Lawmakers debate using existing powers, advocating fewer new laws and broader executive action to curb waste and shift to productive industries. Embassies in Petrograd and Moscow reportedly invaded by Bolsheviks, per Danish sources.
Ohio bank officials and the board of directors announced a deficit of $100,000 in the bank’s accounts. W. O. Treble of Lorain and others were named in connection with the irregularities. The statement outlines the shortage and ongoing investigations by state bank examiners.
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