27 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
1
In Washington on January 27 the Shan tung dispute between Japanese and Chinese sides nears final decision. Conference circles believe a conclusion is hours away as Chinese indicate settlement hinges on whether Japanese experts head the traffic and accountancy departments of the Tsingtao Tsinnut railroad.
The Girault Motor Company in Hatlesburg Mississippi was robbed of 180000 dollars in bonds and commercial paper by two men who held up the night clerk. Report to police filed. ARBUCKLE DEFENSE ENDS. In San Francisco, the Roscoe Carbuckle manslaughter trial defense rested today in the second trial.
A Vienna Maryland blaze that began last night near the Nanticoe threatened the town, drew help from nearby towns and was controlled after about two hours though smoldering into morning. Loss is estimated at over 60 thousand dollars. Buildings destroyed include D W Denson and Company Men s Furnishings and Clothing Store, a Denson dwelling, Nanticoke Flour and Lumber Mills, John Webb canning house, and John Murphy residence.
The thirteen great meat packing centers report strikers voting by an overwhelming majority to continue the strike that began last December. Dennie Lane, International Secretary of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen's Union, announced the result in Chicago. Lane said most strikers did not vote on the referendum after government mediators advised against hoping for government intervention.
Two men robbed a pay clerk of the Borden Farm Products Company on Sed Street in New York, escaping with envelopes containing about $4,500. The incident was reported by The Associated Press from New York on January 27.
The Associated Press reports that at the National Agricultural Conference union labor won a victory as the body voted 89 to 64 to strike from the committee report a recommendation to repeal the Adamson eight hour law. The conference also struck out a recommendation to reenact the guaranty clause of the transportation act fixing a 1 percent railroad return.
A two man and a woman robbed the First National Bank of Crafton taking about $30 and negotiable securities. They fled in an automobile as police pursued, exchanging gunfire until the bandits hid in a house on Pennsylvan ia avenue where a crowd gathered and officers barged the building. By noon two men and a woman were detained for questioning.
Fargo January 37 A warrant for the arrest of A C Townley president of the Non-Partisan League was issued on charges linked to embezzling funds from the Fargo Scandinavian American Bank. Townley awaits release next week from Mig Nerota jail where he is serving a day sentence for a violation of state cage onage law.
The Associated Press reports fresh selling in steel group shares after rumors of possible hitch or abandonment of proposed mergers. Early trading showed declines in major issues while short covering and call money activity hint at market volatility. Nellie Bly obituary note appears with brief death report from New York.
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