Maryland Motor Machine Co Stockholders Ratify Reorganization Plan
Maryland Motor Machine Company Delaware assets and Maryland stock swap detailed in Exhibit No. 1. Stockholders approve the plan at a special meeting August 17 1922 authorizing officers to execute deeds and papers to implement the reorganization. Krise to regain original status and a $40 000 bond issue to secure mortgage on company real estate.
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Maryland Motor Machine Co
Maryland Motor Machine Company
Maryland’ Motor ‘aching Company
Delaware
W. Patrick street
Frederick city
Maryland
Delaware Company
Maryland Company
Circuit Court
Frederick County
D. F. Davis
Charles H. Krise
Harry E. Whitelock
Krise
Charles E. Ricehne
treasury
Corn rush keeps Frederick canneries in night shifts
Widespread corn harvest drives overtime as three Frederick canneries Frederick City Packing Monocacy Valley Canning and Thomas and Company operate at peak for a canning season. Night work extends into late hours as farmers rush corn through bins belts washing cutting and conveyor lines. Visitors tour the plants at night gaining educational insight into the process from cob to table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Prison Board to Probe into Fisher Affair
State's Attorney Aaron H. Anders requests an immediate inquiry into a weekend absence of House of Correction prisoners. Prison Control Board chair Ogle Marbury replies that the investigation will start, noting state policy of road work and assignments to camps far from institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron H. Anders
House of Correction
Anders
Boone Fisher
Prison Control Board
Ogle Marbury
Ritchie
Fisher
Marbury
Prison Board
Mr. Anders
Mary R. Fisher
Farmers Organize County Farm Bureau Meeting Opens At Armory
Farmers meet at the armory to organize a county Farm Bureau. Clarence Henry calls the session, with E P Cahill and William J Grove addressing members on farm agent work, prices, and cooperative aims. Luke Kefauver, Charles Ricehne and others discuss taxation, marketing, and future county agent roles.
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Farmers Air
Farm Bureau
Clarence Henry
Henry
E. P. Cahill
Washington county
William J. Grove
fio
Grove
Lewis F. Kefauver
EB. C. Remsberg
Pomona Grange
grange
the
Johan McGill
Frederick county
Frank W. Mish
T. B. Symons
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Latist Developments in Rail and Mine Strikes
Railroad executives and union leaders met in New York awaiting a decisive end to the strike. President Harding to address Congress on the situation. In Philadelphia a coal miners operators conference aired views and a possible adjustment. Miners returning to Western Pennsylvania mines as others split from Cleveland’s settlement. Indiana conference set for Monday.
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New York
Harding
Congress
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Indiana
JR C U A M HOLDS REUNION AT PEN MAR
The sixth annual reunion of the Junior Order United American Mechanics was held at Pen Mar with attendees from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and DC. A railroad strike caused cancellation of a special Washington train but a large Junior delegation attended despite disruptions. Officers were elected and the group planned a three day celebration in Washington and Maryland while urging lawmakers to respect their principles.
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United American Mechanics
Pen Mar
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
District of Columbia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
reunion association
Pen-Mar
T. A. Wastler
Cascade
James E. Rider
Waynesboro
B. C. Wolfkill
Norman Rice
Hagerstown
J. W. Johnson
Baltimore
C. H. Thomas
Martinsburg
Wastler
order
Charles A Schuerholtz
Captain Loan
Irving FR. Hoskins
Berman L. Minnerick
F. N. Zihlman
Arba A. Moser
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Margaret
Jacob Edward
paties
Baltimore Bandits Kill Man and Loot $7000
William Norrie, secretary treasurer of Hicks Tase and Norris, is shot to death at Park and Madison as Frederick Kuethe is beaten by robbers who steal about $7000 and escape in an automobile. The assault occurs on a main city thoroughfare witnessed by many.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
William 5. Norrie
Hicks, Tase and Norris, Incorporated
Park and Madison avenues
Frederick W. Kuethe
Norris
Knethe
Kuethe
Grove Co Gets $75 591 Contract
The State Roads Commission awarded M. J. Grove Lime Company a contract for a 2.03 mile concrete road from near Middletown toward Myersville at a bid of 75 391. The award was part of eight with total nearly 400 000. A Frederick county delegation opposed a Harmony Road to Frederick pike connection.
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State Roads Commission
Ballifflore
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Middletown
Myersville
wos
Frederick county
Myeraville
Frederick pike
Baltimore
Howard county
Montgomery county
Washington
Flower avenue
Takoma Park
Young And Old Help Adams Fund Near $2500 Total
Contributions to the Adams Fund for Officer John Adams reach about 2386.50 today with 28 donors this round bringing the total near 300 contributors. Frederick Kiwanis Club members add 92.00 in today’s receipts as families and Kiwanis members continue gifts to the fund.
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Young And Old
Adams Fund
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Adams fonds
Additional Contributions to Adams Fund Report
The list shows numerous donors including Fred Oberlander John Nelson James Cash and Mrs Clark Smith with small gifts. Totals indicate today's contributions 131.00 and previously reported 2,255.50, bringing the running total to 2,286.50.
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Fred. Oberlander
John Nelson
James Cash
Mary Elizabeth D. E. Kefauver
Clark Smith
Clary Austin Bowers
Conference To End Rail Strike Progress Report
Heads of five railroad brotherhoods pressed mediations to halt the nationwide shopmen strike. Warren S. Stone warned the stoppage must end now. executives and union chiefs held sessions in New York and planned further talks at the Association of Railway Executives. Optimism mixed with expectation that a final agreement may extend beyond today.
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New York
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Broadway
the
Association of Railway Executives
Warren 3. Stone
Mr. Stone
brotherhood
brotherhoods
Stone ou
Washington
President Harding Defends Right to Work and Calls for Coal Reform
President Harding told Congress the government will use all powers to sustain the right of men to work and to regulate coal prices amid strikes. He urged immediate legislation to create a national coal agency and to strengthen the Railroad Labor Board while warning against lawlessness and railway shutdowns. The address also pushed for aliens protection, court jurisdiction, and a national inquiry into coal industry practices.
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Congress
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
free
America
national coal agency
Esch-Cummins
Railroad Labor Board
Herrin
Mt pols
Picnic for 1300 at Heights Saturday
A community picnic is planned for 1,300 residents at Heights this Saturday. The event will use equipment from the Hagerstown and Frederick trolley line to transport attendees and provide refreshments.
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Hagerstown and
Frederick
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Delaware Corporation
C. H. KRISE
C.H.Kehne
Dela. Co
Md. Co
Alice
Boston Transcript
Senator Watson
sith
City
GROVE CO
State Commission
John Adams
Fred. Ramshadt
Alfred Dinterman
John
James Austin Bowers
Mary Elizabeth Chapline
ADAMS
C. C. Holtz
Thos. Kling
Kiwanis Club
B. O. Thomas
F. B. Sappington, Jr
H. Jewett Orth
C. H. Conley
W. T. Delaplaine
J. O. Hendrix
R. E. Town
Douglass Hooft
Elmer Brown
A. A. Raddlit Cash
W. E. Filler
W. B. Bennett
Grayson H. Staley
Warren Taylor
Braddpk Heights
Hagerstown Shoe and Lerccing Co
Byron Shoe Manufacturing Company
Hagertown
trojley company
Byron Factory
Heights
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