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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1922

Page

4

Mary Seek Jobs of Idle Shopmen in New York

Union leaders claim a 100 percent walkout in the metropolitan New York rail shop crafts. Railroads report only up to 15 thousand of 28 thousand workers striking, with many vacancies soon filled and some former workers returning. Strike-breakers recruited for western and southern rails. private detectives guarded them. Train service remained normal, shops orderly, and authorities kept emergency transport plans ready.

New York Metro-Politan New York City New York Central Pennsylvania New Haven Hartford Western and Southern

Russians Show Crown Jewels to American Visitors

In Riga Latvia a cache of old Russian crown jewels worth about $500000000 was shown to James P. Goodrich former Indiana governor Mrs. Goodrich and Miss Moorman during a Moscow visit. The gems are stored in secret underground chambers guarded by three sentries and guarded by outer guards. The scepter bears a 244 carat diamond. Mr Goodrich described the sight as beyond his expectations.

Riga Lativa James P. Goodrich Indiana Goodrich Party

Four East Orange youths sentenced for car pranks in Newark

On July 3 Recorder Blus sentenced four East Orange youths to be in bed by 9 30 every night six days a week after pleading guilty to taking automobiles without owners permission and driving them without license. Each received a 25 fine and 20 months to pay, with a requirement to earn money from school vacation work. The youths, spared theft charges, admitted taking cars as boyish pranks and were released to the care of their parents.

Newark Xni East Orange Sears Axe Recorder Blus Recorder Vacati

Two Negroes Lynched Near Jessup Georgia

July 3 report from Jessup Georgia states James Hass Bound Joe Jordan, both described as negroes, were taken by a deputy sheriff near Lanes and lynched while being moved to Savannah for safekeeping. Deputy J R Tre, in charge of prisoners, confirmed the lynching. A telephone message also noted the incident to Sheriff Bowers. Ice cream history remark appended about Japan suggests a separate bygone note.

Jessup James Hass Bnd Joe Jordan Nesrees Ernot Hardwick Lanes Sherif Bowers Warre County Savannah J. R. Trre Deuty Prisomrs

Russia Copes With Better Harvest Outlook

Reports from Moscow indicate Russia’s crops show improvement for the coming harvest. Weather has been favorable in most regions, reviving drought-affected fields and boosting yields. Soviet estimates predict a grain surplus this year, with possible exports soon after harvest, while observations in the Volga region corroborate widespread abundance.

Moscow American Relief Administration Russia Riga James IL Goodrich Indiana United States Volga

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