McCullough Die s Vice President of Pennsylvan ia Railroad
J N McCullough first vice president of the Pennsylvania Road detached at his residence Allegheny after two months of digestive failure and spinal ailment Funeral set for Wednesday at Wellsville Ohio McCullough born Yellow Creek Ohio in 1840 and led the Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad for 33 years No Insurance Consolidation Rumor Denied United States manager Bennett says talks never occurred Wrecked steamship Simon Dumbis foundered near Absecon Norway crew of 16 missing Bellamy Kitchen scheme ends in added costs and special assessments
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McCullouch
Eastrg
J. N. McCallough
Pennsylvania
Irwin Avenue
Allegheny
McCullough
Wellsville
Ohio
Air McCullough
Yellow Creek
Pennslvania Con- Pays
Raiways
Pittshurs
Cleveland and
Pittsbacyz
Haviez
Five Bundled Men Quit at South Chicago Steel Works
Five bondrend far mace men deployed at the Winness Stock company's works at South Chicago have quit, leaving the furnaces at the vast plant at a standstill. They demanded a 70 percent wage advance, refused a 30 percent offer or arbitration, and were locked out. Superintendent Foote threatened to blow furnaces and fired staff, with the plant now idle as workers depart and switchmen laid off.
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Cutcaco
Bondrend Farmace
Wiinuss Stock Company
South Chicago
Steele
Chaz Fh
Foote
Bible Society Officers Elected For Coming Year
The Bible Society organized June 1 1921 in this city elected Nixdorf as president with Nussbaum and Shepherds as vice presidents for the city and a slate of county vice presidents. Officers include Henry Trail secretary John Mardt recording secretary A J DeLachmutt treasurer and H 3 Nixdorff messenger. Directors will meet monthly in F C M C Association rooms. John C Hardt re elected recording secretary a position held since about 1836 reflecting long service to the society.
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Dir
Bisie Socie
Leary M. Pindhard
Iike Thowgit
Cariton Susfer
Nixdorff
Nixdorf
Messrs
Jacob Nussbaum
E. A.shephens
Henry Trail
John C. Mardt
A. J. DeLachmutt
Messenger
Charles K. Keefer
Bopkeystown
Willis GO. Baker
Middletown
D. S. Kepler
Creagerstown
J. L. Miller
Emmitsburg
J.C. Annan
Catoctic
John W. Hoover
Urbana
Thomas Dixon
Liberty
J. H. Harris
New Market
G. B. Hammond
Hauver’s
Stanford Harbaugh
Woodsboro
Wm. H. Wagsoner
Peteraville
J. Mf. Miller
Mount Pleasant
Henry Routzahn
Jefferson
Geo. T. Whip
Mechanicstown
John H. Rouzer
Jackson
John Hildebrand
Johnsville
George K. Sappington
Woodville
L.B. Norwood
Singanore
Peter Lugenbeel
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Tuscarora
Wim
The
Bible Society
John C. Hardt
Society
Exdian Relics on Display at Lorentz Store in Sioux Heritage
A valuable collection owned by Mr. A. C. Lorentz to be exhibited in the South window of his North Market Street store. Relics linked to Sitting Bull and Sioux chiefs include a horn spoon from Sitting Bull’s ranch, an Oglala Sioux pipe, a war club with beadwork, and photographs of prominent leaders such as Yellow Star and Rain-in-the-face. The items, gathered by John W. Lorentz from Nebraska, are described as genuine and will be expanded with additional Talics in a few days.
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Mra& C. Lorentz
A.C. Lorentz
North Market Street
Sitting Bull
Lorentz
John W. Lorentz
United States Army
Fort Abraham Lincoln
Nebraska
Bul
Butcher
Yellow Star
Aggon
Rain-in-the-face
Custer
Gaul
Bir. Lorentz
Fatal Stabbing at Spehling Bee in Pea ssville Mo
Stabbing affray at a Highlands school spelling bee near Peassville Missouri ends in death for Lloyd McKee. William Shaffer is wounded after the altercation. Shaffer and the Shafer brothers are involved. Report notes threats of lynching for the attackers.
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Peassville
Llnyd McKee
David McKee
William Shaffer
Shafer Brothers
McKee
Highlands
Billi Shufler
Lloyd Bic- Kee
Bel Siuthe
Kehote
Shaffer
Shafer
Bullets at Breakfast Near Oak Grove Farmhouse Tragedy
James Turner, a Knysas City area farmer, attempted suicide at breakfast by firing a pistol under his chin. The blast tore his jaw and killed him. He then attacked his wife and son with an ax, pursuing the son outside. The wife escaped to a nearby neighbor's home. The farmer's injuries proved fatal.
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Knysas City
James Turner
Oak Grove
Turner
Extra Sessions Loom in Congress and Spinner Memorial
From Washington to Saratoga a busy week looms with talk of an extra Senate session after March 4 to push reciprocity measures and pending bills. The Ladies Spinner Memorial Association outlines plans to honor Gen. Francis Spinner with a national testimonial as discussions on form continue.
Military land claim rumors allege Capitol ground study
A garrett county case notes a long standing claim to military lots west of Fort Cumberland. The document links lots 2703 2704 to Captain Thomas Hugo and argues the parcels lie in Garrett county not Washington DC. Local lawyers see frequent disputes over western Maryland military land titles.
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Askland
Alton
Waster
Genel Assembly of
Maryland
Phi Cisim
Pdnant Hugo
Paul
Drice
O. S. Hugo
Wincix
Capitol Square
Washington
National Capitol
Fort Cumberland
Baryland
General Assembly
the Land Office of
John M. Brewer
Lewis Mayer
Capt
Thomas &. Hugo
Garrett County
Washington, D. C
Brief Bits from the Frederick News Clippings
A pension is granted to Thos. D. Bond of Point of Rocks. Taylor Manufacturing of Chambersburg becomes embarrassed. Fr. McElroy Council No. 70 will meet at 8 tonight. A concert by the Estey Philharmonic Orchestra is at City Opera House. Af. O. A. of Frederick holds a Tuesday meeting at 7 30. Directors election for Frederick and Jefferson Turnpike Co. on March 7. Emmitsburg and Gettysburg Railroad meeting at Greenmount today. Shaw locomotive usage noted locally by the B&O Railroad. Besant Knott store on Patrick Street adds a National Cash Register. A plan for 20 to 40 new houses on W. South Street is in the works. St Johns meetings transact routine business. Miss Salle Urner participates in a Baltimore Women's College concert. Theodore Hill, colored, to be tried afternoon on assault and concealed weapons charges. W Nash Young travels to Baltimore to aid Adhearance Lodge in conferring the third degree. L. A. Ummerman appointed clerk in Baltimore surveyor's office. Evangelical Reformed ladies remove Christmas decorations for Lent. Oscar Firestone and Charles F. Cramer go to KunVille to install machinery at Blue Ridge creamery. Junior Fire Company to discuss the death of James B. Aubert at 7 30. Thieves steal sixteen shoulders and a piece of chine from Charles Merchant. Roscoe Miller sustains a minor facial cut after a fall. The Key Monument Association reports contributions from several firms. A tenant house near Hagerstownfire destroys all possessions. origin unknown. Fire insurance details noted. An offer promotes free calendar with sack returns for Ceresville roller front. E. A. Shriner Milling Company.
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Thos. D. Bond
Point of Rocks
Taylor Manufacturing Comany
Chambersburg
Fr. McElroy Council
City Opera House
Estey Philharmonic Orchestra
Af. O. A
Frederick
Frederick and Jefferson Turnpike Company
Emmitsburg
W. South Street
St. John's Beneficial Society
St. John’s Catholic Lyceum
Mise Salle Urner
M. G. Urner
Women's College
Baltimore
Theodore Hill
Turner
W. Nash Young
Adhearance Lodge AP. & AM
Treasury Department
L. A. Ummernan
Charles Merchant
Starket Street
Roscoe Miller
Charles Willer
Market and
Second Streets
Key Monument Association
Noses, Smith & Co
Carter Hard Rubber Co
New York
Penn Chemical Works
Philadelphia
Pat S.W. Venabie Tobacco Co
Petersburg
Samuel B. Loose
Hagerstown
Jacob Bowers
Smokeless Powder Shrieks War Drive in Europe
Reports from Spanau and Nacht reveal rapid unitary preparations as Germany speeds smokeless powder production for military use. Kaiser’s cape remark and denials ripple through Berlin while Avling’s Northampton bid shows Liberal splits. Also covers ship disaster near Scilly with ten lost, a police chief's suicide, and various European political tensions.
Development company buys city lots at private sale
A committee appointed by the Manufacturing and Development company sold every lot in the Carroll and All Saints area at private sale. Purchasers include a syndicate of eight men and individuals such as Edward S. Eichelberger and Clarence Hartsock. The plan is to grade terrace and landscape the lots and build a dozen or more houses to attract new residents.
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Carroll
Manufacturing and Development
Mlessr
Geo
Wo. Binith
E. Getzendanner
All Saints
Carroll Streets
Edward
Eichelberger
Daniel T. Ordeman
Clarence Hartsock
Erry W. Bowers
Edgar L. Miller
Marshall Fout
TAPPED THE WIRES IN SOUTH JEN SY JOCKEY CLUBE RAID
Police break up a wire tapping attempt at the South Jensy Jockey Club grand stand. A gang used an old slaughter house on Johan Galenz’s premises to tap the Western Union line. they escaped toward Westville but were captured in the attempt. Galenz, sought for complicity, was found in bed and arrested after police forced entry. Other brief items note Gen Veazey’s Rhode Island reception, Mrs Cleveland’s visit to Lakewood, and a Denver mining company filing.
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Glenerator
Goocerster
N. J
Boylun
Owens
Western Union Telegraph Company
Jensy Jockey Club
Johan Galenz
Ie Bank
Westville
John Galens
Knoweledge
Boylen
Galenn
Ned
Philadelphis
Wilmington News Publisher Dead and Political Storms Hit
J A Bonitz publisher of The Wilmington Chronicle is dead. A gala dinner in honor of Governor Snay Harris caused friction as the Sons of temperance met with Secretary Noone and voiced grievances. A.O. Howard claims to be Robert Jay Hawaiian and to return to New York while Georgia Mac threatens charges. McKeever pushes Mac toward an officer role amid military tension. In New Castle Delaware hundreds watched in rain as eleven prisoners faced whipping with two tied to the pole. Professor George B. Dodge, famed in the West, was killed instantly after being struck by a moving train at Alton.
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J. A. Bonitx
Tae Wilmington
Mact
Dimputac
New Castle
Del
George B. Dodge
West
Alton
Ils
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