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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1919

Page

7

Braddock Heights Promotes A Growing Summer Season

Braddock Heights sees rising summer crowds as picnics and reunions expand the resort calendar. Concerts by the Neu Bra Heights Band led by Prof. S. Fenton Harris draw large audiences, with 4000 to 5000 attendees estimated this summer. Strong speaker lineups have accompanied services each Sunday evening, boosting the area’s popularity.

Heehlef Acuaetis Theaa Neu Bra Heighto S. Fenton Harris Braddock Heights

Wage stance backed by locomotive engineers chief

ISLS wage stand is supported by Warren E Stone president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers who endorses President Wilden's wage policy. He argues that reducing living costs is the real remedy and that higher wages do not curb rising costs as prices outpace pay raises. Paragraph notes tobacco factory fire in Paris and a crane accident near Connelville.

ISLS Cleveland Warren Stone The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Indorses Wilden

May coach Mt St Josephs grid team to return this season

After a near decade absence Mt St Josephs College Baltimore plans to field a football squad again this season. Doll Derr a social sportsman is sought as athletic director and coach with rumors he will bring most of his old high school championship team. Six local veterans are eyed to join a potentially strong squad as arrangements unfold this week.

Mt. St. Joseph's College Baltimore Gr. Derr St. Joseph's

Protests and Resolution on Silesia Police Mission

Protests against sending American troops to police Silesia appear in a resolution by Representative Wood of Indiana who urges early action. The note mentions troop organizations selected by the War Department, with references to Ohio Toledo and local entities. The fragment closes with a pasted advertisement and a notary notarization from 1886 for Hall’s Catarrh Medicine.

Silesia Washington Ohi Toledo Ueas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall Frank J. Chenee A. D W. Gleason Beal Hal JF. J Cheney & Co Tolado, C Hall's Family Pilla

De Forest unveils pony wireless phone over AC lines

In New York on August 28 the inventor claimed a new alternating current wireless telephone that allows any person to talk through space from house to house or city to city. The device eliminates direct current needs and central exchanges, enabling direct wireless calls with minimal operation, demonstrated between High Bridge in Westchester and downtown Manhattan.

New York Bee Deu Forest High Bridge Westchester County de Forest Pony Ox Central

Colonel Mouse Coming Back From Paris Returns Home

Colonel Ed M. House, who has been in Paris as a member of the American peace commission since November, will return to America next month. Colonel Boise will accompany Lord Grey to the United States and land about September 15.

Mouse Washington Edrd M. House Paris A Americnan Peace Commission America Boise Lord Grey United States

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