20 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1922
Page
1
The Consolidated Stock Exchange announced suspension of brokers Koller Bremer and Company from the exchange roster today. The action, reported from New York on February 20, removes the firm and its brokers from trading duties pending further notice.
The body of Framadaron, 35, Piney Fork mine owner and former dry officer, was found near his home with four bullet holes in the mouth. County officials suspect revenge by suspects linked to recent raids. report filed today. The Sun Hotel in Canterbury, England, Dickens’s former home, narrowly escaped fire damage.
President Harding told the Senate no record exists of most Pacific treaty talks and disclosing negotiators notes would harm the public interest. He added there were no concealed undertakings or secret exchanges. The Foreign Relations Committee favorably reported the US Japan Yap island treaty by a 10 to 1 vote.
The Associated Press reports a stronger stock market with last week’s speculative sales renamed on the market. Advances of one to two points appeared with gains in Hose Dutch and Pan American reflecting Mexican Petroleum activity as heavy buying pressed Pacific Mall and American Ship and Commerce. Motors showed modest accessory gains while call money opened at 4 percent.
Washington Feb 20 The House voted to pass and send to the Senate a resolution extending the three per cent immigration restriction law. The measure extends the 30 year old provision into the near term, aligning with the era’s migration controls and federal policy.
William A. Russell, a Greenwich Bank messenger, was robbed of $22,000 in currency today by an automobile bandit who boarded the truck en route to a downtown bank. The hold up occurred on Nineteenth Street near Seventh Avenue.
Willem S Johnston, president of the National Association of Mechanics, urged a nonpartisan political program at a conference of over 100 labor and farm foremen leaders. He warned the effort would retire officials of plutocracy and privilege and called for united action in several states to elect men who believe in fundamental American principles during primaries and the fall election.
Chicago February 30. The United States Railroad Labor Board issued a decision authorizing overtime pay after the ninth hour. Eight hours remains the standard for a day. Previously dispatchers received no overtime. The ruling affects about 6,000 men.
New York report says bride pleads as Gus Silverherp and two others were arrested for a March 1921 diamond heist worth 13 000 pounds. Police say Silverherp admitted being involved but claimed he only handled four stones. bail set for extradition.
British explorer Major Orde Lees has completed a winter ascent of Fujiyama in southeastern Japan, reaching about 12 000 feet. He is credited as the first European to summit in winter, accompanied by HL, A felsh, and landed support, facing slippery terrain in the final 4000 feet.
Coroner's jury finds driver not to blame in a fatal collision near a street crossing at Maxterton Pennsylvania. The case involves Moise Reesie Nelh, who attempted to cross the road and select a path but was struck by a vehicle driven by Jets Veulaain Coaldace. Records from Stratford Avon cover years 1552 to 1546 and are published by the Dugdale Society.
Town residents engage in a February campaign addressing a rat problem. Local officials and community activists labeled rats as a symbol of the town’s issues. The effort aims to curb the infestation and bolster civic action amid growing concern.
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