Weirton Steel workers ballot and government warning
The Weirton steel plant with several thousand workers faced a looming strike as workers prepared to vote on union representation. West Virginia state troopers and Cap. Brockus restrained demonstrations while the federal government warned Weirton Steel with possible penalties under the industrial code. The NRA Labor Board may arbitrate, with Sen. Wagner seeking court action to enforce a restraining order.
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West Virginia
Welton
W. Va
Cap
Brockus
Weron Gcross
Am Exch
Savemenia de Long
E Midsop
N Aah Sergean
Imonito
Weirton
Washington
Weirton Stee
Ufis
Hugh S. Johnson
Roosevelt
Ernest T. Weir
National Steel Company S
Pittsburgh
Weirton Concern
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WRA Seight
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NRA
Wwek
National Labor Board
Comany
American Federation of Labor Union of Steel Workers
Sen
Wagner
Cummings
Incomplete Historical Race and War Mentions
Fragmentary text recounts a close presidential election with Rutherford B Hayes and Samuel J Tilden by electoral votes, mentions Je n and a battle context at Gettys, and references Meade Lee and Asian forces with unclear framing.
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myUstory
Rutherford B Hayes
Samuel J. Tilden
Jen
Gettys
Meade
Lee
Company Seeks Court to Block Election Interference
The firm seeks a court order to prevent interference with its upcoming election process. It alleges actions aimed at disrupt the vote, requesting swift legal remedies and protective measures. The filing names the responsible parties and outlines alleged disruption tactics and requested relief.
Roosevelt to press ahead with gold control plan
President Roosevelt, after a two hour meeting with financial aides and Attorney General Cummings, affirmed continuation of the gold purchase policy indefinitely and indicated no stabilization plan. The talks covered economic, financial, and legal aspects with Morgenthau, Black, Oliphant, and the New York Fed governor.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cummings
Morgenthau
Eugene Black
Cernor
Federal Reserve Board
Herman Oliphant
The
Treasury
George L Harrison
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Stephen T. Early
First distribution of 1900 government wheat checks in Jefferson
Henry R Shoemaker county agent and Henry L Renz president of Frederick County Wheat Production Centre Association led the initial wheat control check distribution in Jefferson this morning. Clerks assisted as packs of about 40 checks were prepared in alphabetical order at the county agent's office and later moved to a local bank vault for safekeeping.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Willam H Renz
Frederick County
Memorial Hell
Corton
Myersvile
Cousty
Shoe
Mater
Gangster Kills Chicago Sleuth in Garage Raid
In Chicago on December 14 a raid on a garage linked to the John Dillinger gang led to detective Shanley being shot as he confronted a suspect. The killer escaped amid confusion. authorities identified a suspect as John Hamilton and detained Elaine Dent for questioning.
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Cheago
John Dilinger
Indiana
Harry Pierpont
Terre Haute
William Shoemaker
C. A. Bloomberg
John Hamiorn
Ang Sa
Kiter
Elaine Dent
Ailas Burton
Shantes
Shadiey
Dilinger
Bloomberg
Shaniey
Shankcy
Shanley
Injuries From Falls After Slippery Streets
Slippery sidewalks and ice coated streets caused several falls on Thursday. A 72 year old man in Franklin Bowersox, Taneytown fractured an ankle and was transported to Frederick hospital. Mrs Anna Neighbours a North Market Street School staff member fractured her right wrist and was treated at Frederick City hospital.
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Pranklin Bowersox
Taneytown
Frederick
T. M Martin
Anna Neighbours
North Market Street School
Frederick City Hospital
Building Association Development Told At Lions Club
J W L Carty, official of Frederick County National Bank, spoke to the Lions Club on Building Association development from Philadelphia’s first society to modern times. He noted many Frederick residents own homes backed by associations. Birthday greetings were given to three members. the club announced Thanksgiving activity proceeds for welfare, and Mrs Renn announced her fortieth wedding anniversary event.
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Buiding Associatons
Maxiemn Ouiding Association
Lions iClub
Francis Stow Key
J. W .L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Cary Ced
Bulding Association
Philadelphia
Frederick
Carty
Charen Ope! Jr
Liegd C. Carer
Robert L. Shipsey
George L. Rothenhoefer
Willim Dever
Butetin
Herman E Goodisch
Enory Shuntey
Welfare Committee
Charles EB Hudson
John S Renn
Local club meeting notes invite members to visit
At a recent meeting members were invited to visit the club from 7 to 9 p m on that date. The Social Loría Club was praised for best membership in the district. Discussion on forming a lads' auxiliary was carried over to next week. Guests present included L Main D Simpson J C Cox and J A Reach, all of the city.
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Socal Lioria
L. Main
Psu. D. Simpson
J. C. Cox
J. A Reach
Officer Falkenstein Arrives for State Police Duty at Sub-station B
Amigued Te New Post reports Corporal Falkenstein will arrive today for duty at Sub-station B of the State Police near the city. He is slated to be assigned to the Hagerstown post, replacing Officer Chathast, who has served here. Officer Chatham departs for Salisbury.
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New Post
Corp
Niles G. Falkenstei
State Police
Corp. Falkenstein
Hagerstown
W. J. Chathast
Chatham
Salisbury
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