Labor Leaders Press US Steel on Collective Bargaining
Washington report says federation of labor and iron workers threaten a strike to force recognition. A letter to E H Gary and the United States Steel board demands a meeting to discuss wages hours and employment with a strong hint of action if denied. Strike forecasts target Labor Day with Amalgamated Council warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federation of Labor
Iron Workers’ Union
E. H. Gary
Ana Pa
Unite States Steel Corporation
Tter
Epiph Steel Workers
Qulesa
New York
Witunel
Samu Gompers
Ai Geary
Gary
Urest
EF. A
Lae
Amalgamated Drony Steel and Tin Workers’ Council
Wilson
F. H. Gary
Gntop
Ben
Arsenic Found in Coffee at Chicago Lunchroom
Aug. 29 Chicago arsenic discovered in coffee samples from a downtown lunchroom where thirty persons were poisoned. Commissioner Robertson suspects intentional poisoning. police search ongoing through the night for the guilty party as drinkers recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poleen
Chicago
Herith
Robertson
Imperial Hotel proprietors sentenced for liquor seizure
Harris Rosenthal and Abraham Levin of the Imperial Hotel in Boston were sentenced to nine months in fall and ordered to pay $100 each after $1500 worth of jiggers were seized two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harrisy Rosenthal
Abraham Levin
Imperial Hotel
War Breaks Out anew in Balkans
London and Australia report a fresh Balkan outbreak with Montenegrins cutting the Virpazar Adutvari railway and Serbians receiving reinforcements. The revolt spurs cross rival factions within Montenegro over royal versus union with Yugoslavia, amid mounting tensions and political divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Attack on Public Service Commission Sparks Closing Session
In Alfentown Pau the Public Service Commission faced sharp criticism at the Closing session of the League of Third Clase Chief. Councilmiaiy Keel er led the forces declaring the commission exists only to serve corporate interests, amid strong partisan rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Alfentown
Pau
Publi Service Commission
League of Third Clase
Councilmiaiy Keeler
Turkiye warned by USA and allies over Armenians killings
Washington and Australia report sharp admonitions to Turkey from Rear Admiral Mark T. Bristol acting under State Department lines. Simultaneously officials list a series of political and military notes including Wilson's nomination of Florence M. West for Pueblo receiver of public moneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Washington
Aus
Turkey
United States
State Department
Wilson
Florence M. West
Pueblo
Fall in cost through seasonable canning advice
The bureau of markets urges housewives to stock up now on seasonable vegetables and fruits as farmers bring crops to markets statewide. A 200 day usage plan for a family of five lists quarts of vegetables and fruits, root vegetables, and storage items, highlighting Seckle and Burnett pears and early apples and peaches now ripening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Markets
Bureau
Baseball Scores and Standings From Various Clubs
Scattered baseball scores show Boston AthIet ics and New York winning games with a mix of innings listed. Standings reveal Chicago leading with 74 wins, St Louis and Cleveland around .580. Other clubs include Detroit, Washington, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati near .350 to .480.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Athietics
St Boston
Naylor
Perekins
Jon Watters
Athletics
Bateries
Pennoch
Sehatg
Jutusen
Perkins
St. New York
New York
Washington
Ruel
Johnson
Piw
York
O. Wy
Harper
Glatr
Clube
W.L
Chicago
Louis
Clevend
Detroit
Gos
SdfAdhetes
Etoington
Mogridge
AC Philadelpha
Philadelphia
Batterlex
Joss
Adams
Winters
Snyder
Brooklyn
Pfetter
Wheat
Wits
Schupp
Clem
Cincinti
Pittshre N.york
StBoston
Brookta
Man Arrests Finds $10,000 Hidden in Postal Parcel
A Sunbury man returned a large sum believed to be $10,000 to Miss Id McAdams, a clerk at Tatteeilie post, after the money was found concealed in a package on Ge Mee street. The incident occurred in Pottsville Pa on August 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Downs
Pennsylvania
Conde
Sunbury
Id McAdams
Tatteeilie Post
Tilforts
Ge Mee
Sad Busianess and the Philosphical Patchwork
Sparse dialect riddled note on prudent saving and law’s tolls, reflecting a facetious philosopher’s line about Patc hing something ancy for a rainy day as good policy. The fragment hints at caution in finances and legal costs, framed as a delay tactic for a dry one.
Urge Discharged Men to Keep Up Insurance
The American Legion warns discharged veterans of Maryland and other states that many lapse on insurance payments after returning to civilian life. Affected men risk losing benefits if premiums are not paid monthly. Maryland plans a state convention in October to discuss keeping up policies, with a national convention to follow. Also notes Fearaville WCTU August meeting and ap pointed delegates to the Baltimore convention. A quip about a missing wife from a ranges city newspaper is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
American Legion
Washington
Civilife
H. Findlay French
Legion
Feagaville
Fearaville
Reformed Church
Temperance Lighthouse
Bartels Storm
H. M. Howard
St. John’s M. B
Naltimore
Piedge
Rachel Horine
Jésus
C. XN. Trundie
L. C. Horine
Mary Trundie
Sheep Sale Draws Crowd At County Fairgrounds
The first consignment sale of sheep drew a good crowd at the county fairgrounds yesterday afternoon under the Prederwk County Sheep Growers Association. County Agent PCA inuver noted the auction’s success promises another sale next year as 32 breeders participated. Leading buyers included Baxter Horine, Thom ay Chiawell, Mr. Jovy, William J. Grove, and other local names. prices ranged up to $100 and all sheep were replaced on farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falrgrounds
Prederwk County Sheep Growers’ Association
Pca Inuver
Charles Wertheimre
Ole
Baxter Horine
Burkituville
Thomay Chiawell
Wekersot
Mr. Jovy
Liberty
William J. Grove
Ruelty'stown
Les
Werthepners
Amnent Sehnder
St Anthony's Club Plans September Festival
St Anthony's Community Club held a large meeting at St Ane Shans Mall in Lintteburg to organize a festival on September 6. The event aims to raise funds for installing electric lights in the hall and invites Deerfield Community Club and Franklinville Parent Teachers Association to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony’s Club
St. Anthony's Community Club
St Ane Shans
Lintteburg
Deerfield Community Club
Pranklinville Parent ‘Teachers’ Association
Oceanion
Pittsburgh Strike Ends After Labor Board Action
Pittsburgh transit workers ended a two week strike after a vote of 2882 to return to work. Motormen and conductors accepted the board’s award of five cents an hour in increased wages under protest while a higher demand for twelve cents per hour had been rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Board
Pittsburgh
Treatley Transporte
Ta Ag
Liemen
National Witt Sher Board
Cheaumen
Maryland 1919 Wheat Crop Surges Into Baltimore Ports
The 1919 Maryland wheat crop moves into Baltimore in large quantities with 1000 to 3400 bushels daily from Southern Maryland and Southern counties. Bay boats will stay busy for three weeks as extra steamers return to haul wheat and other cargos. Locust Point and Mount Clare facilities unload the grain after receiving it through Light Street, while tobacco and corn mingle in sacks aboard arriving ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltinore
Quan- Wes
Sas Bern
Delaware
Virginia
Light Street
Mount Clare
Laltimore
Tobreco
Mrs Dooley's Advice to Working Girls in Milwaukee
Milwaukee woman Mrs. Tl. Dooley testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound revived her after daily fatigue and pain from work. She now works from morning till night and urges others to try the root and herb remedy. Written advice invites readers to seek special counsel at Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilwaukee
Wis
Lydia
Pink Bom
Pinkham
Pyle E. Pinkham
Tl. Dootay
25Th Street
Milwaukee
Lydia & Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
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Gary Vis
SEIK
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Miss Avan
Zimmerman
Rhagig
Sarehive
Grand Lodge
Abovsiare
Revonts
John B. Spence
Baltimore
Aca
AL Dorney
Mteinieh
Frederick
J. F Plummer
Gigad
William A. Jones
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London
Montene
Virpazar
Adttvari
Nicholas
Hon
Inc Corporation
Montenegro
Wi von Hnued
Parks
Monténegro
Jugce Slavia
Sayre
Carl
Robert Mastine
East Athena
Packer Hospital
Louis Bogha
Pretoria
Union of ‘South’ Africa
Louis Botha
Union of South Africa
Americus
John K. McRfe
Washington State
Robert A. Brook
Newman
Sotherfield
Russia
Mysore
Atole
Ro Acettin
ICAN
Omecer
Ranges
Fays
Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Vallounes
Ollercie
Pharre
Williamep
Rteiner Bror Pharmaciea
Mateny
Feaga Ford
Repaming
Walter I
Keaga Tae
Mate Mate
Ram
Jadyre
Sykes
Comfort Powder Co
Bovton
Jesse H. Michael
Sost Auto’ Garage
P.O. Bultzing
Sten
deHvary
Estrealy
East Sixth Street
Scott
Cross Empire
H. R. C. Fox
East Patrick
F. Columbus
KNOTT
Besant & Knott
W. Patrick ‘St
B. W. Wilson
Mobley Building
W. Patrick
Frederick, Maryland
DR. Fahrney
Diagnostician
Hagerstown, MD
E. M. Demarest
Court St. Frederei, Md
Woodward & Munshower
Wu “Ie
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