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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1919

Page

7

Curghessen Nearly Come to Blows in House Debates

Washi Aug. 15 Representatives Biston and Hardy, both Democrats from Texas, nearly fought during a debate over a resolution asking the secretary of labor for a report on expenses tied to John B. Denamore's investigation of the Magney cage in San Francisco. Blanton accused the department and Secretary Wilson of hobnobbing with members, provoking Hardy to rush him before colleagues restrained the clash.

Washi Biston Hardy Texas Blanton Bignton Secretary of Labor Department John B. Denamore San Francisco Lavar Wilson Hudy

Car Hits Streetcar Kill Three In West Virginia Crash

In Barkesburg West Virginia a streetcar crashed into a Baltimore and Ohio switch at Burwen co two miles north of here. Three people are dead Kenneth Bye Fred Matheny children of Reno Ohio and F Anderson died after heart trouble. Twenty one injured were taken to hospitals in Parkersburg many scorched by boiler explosion.

Fey Frain Barkesburg W.va Perons Yee Baltimore and Ohio Burwenco Gortle Here Reno Ohio Parkersburg F. Anderson Kenneth Bye Fred Matheny

284 180 Pounds of Coffee Seized in St Louis Warehouse

Federal officers seized 284180 pounds of coffee held in a St Louis warehouse since October 1 alleged to be hoarded to raise prices. Information released by U S district attorneys states the coffee was tied to J Aron & Co of New York.

St. Louis Federal of Bel United States District Attorneys J Aron & Co New York

Bugs Seize a Ship Auguste Hilton in Grain Voyage

Federal authorities seized the American schooner Auguste G. Hilton arriving from Buenos Aires with a cargo of grain and a pest of weevils. Captain Orlando C. Sawyer reported the crew barricaded themselves against the bugs which swarmed decks and rigging, stuffing cotton in ears and tying trouser bottoms. One eye injury to Sawyer occurred when a weevil bit him, and the voyage lasted two months amid the nightmare of infestation. A stray note mentions a toy motion picture machine for home use using standard film.

Salora New York Auguste G. Hilton Buenos Aires Orlando C. Sawyer Sawyer

Food burned to keep prices up investigation finds rot and burned produce

City Manager H G Hinckle reports ROT potatoes onions and peaches were discarded or burned rather than sold at low prices. July 1 to Aug 11 saw 30 to 40 tons of potatoes dumped or burned and 50 bushels of peaches burned while prices were pushed up. The inquiry was sent to federal and city officials.

Altoum H. G. Hinckle Mynlelpd

New Haven Men Vote Not To Return To Work

The shopmen of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad voted not to return to work. A statement from Robert A. Henderson, chairman of the commit tee, reported 6000 ballots cast by members of the six crafts represented.

New Haven New New York Hartford Robert A. Henderson

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