Brunswick labor strike in Brunswick supports nonviolence and aid of tracks
Striking Baltimore and Ohio workers in Brunswick vow to clear tracks and respond to fire alarms if needed amid a 100 percent strike. About 1,000 craftsmen walked out within the first day, forming committees for publicity finance relief and entertainment while praising Galloway and local merchants who offer goods or money to strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Brunswick
B. and C
Red Men's hall
J. W. Peyton
C. R. Kidwier
L. E. Carr
F. Bee
C. R. Kidwiler
H. A. Albert
carmen
C. E. Forney
J. A. Roeder
L. EF. Darr
J. F. Coffman
RB.W. Smith
A. E. Stine
carmén
Relief
H. BE. Anderson
G. F. Kirk
C. T. Sanger
A.C. Bagent
J. J. Everhart
W. O. Rekel
DEntertainment
O. ©. Baer
beper
S. T. Wi
U. S. Labor Board
Potomac Public Utilities sale awaits PSC sanction
Control of the Potomac Public Utilities Company may pass to the American Waterworks and Electric Company after its $30 a share offer for at least 70 percent of the stock. The par value is $50, stock total $1,512,950. PSC hearing set for July 13 to decide if the public interest is protected. Hood College students win honors at the Intercollegiate YWCA Conference with second place in song and swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Public Utilities Company
American Waterworks and Electric Company
American Waterworks Company
Potomac company
Public Service Commission
Hood
Misa Elizabeth Appie
Eagles’ Mere
Pennsylvania
Hood College
alan
Pardons Board Splits On Allnut Request In Baltimore Meeting
Advisory Board of Parole members Edward Parris and Philip Sykes failed to agree on Richard Allnut’s pardon request after his 18 year sentence for his sister’s murder. They will submit separate recommendations to Governor Ritchie. The board in other actions declined 47 cases, held 14 for review, and issued 12 paroles and two pardons. A classified ad for a cook by Chas Opel drew over 15 replies before he requested discontinuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Allnut
Edward M. Parris
Advisory Board of Parole
Philip L. Sykes
Baltimore
Ritchie
Allnut
Montgomery county
Plans for annual election of six chamber directors
Plans have been made to elect six new directors to serve two years, with six holdovers. Tomorrow mail will include rosters and ballots with voting instructions. The primary closes at 4 p.m. Tuesday July 18 and ballots counted if received before then. Members vote for six: four males and one female from the city plus one county member. The primary selects twelve to proceed to the election, where six of the twelve are chosen. Names of expired terms and holdovers listed. Election committee named. Tourist Park in Frederick is thriving with camping for auto travelers, about 13 parties overnighted over the Fourth and daily at least five tourists have used camping privileges. Say You Saw It In The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
procpes
Col
O' John Marker
T. B. Hayward
Florence E. Garner
Casper EB. Cline
Emory L Coblentz
Grayson H. Staley
hold.eee
Edgar H.McBride
Glenn O. Garbert
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Holmes D. Baker
M. Frank Holter
C. B. Ramsburg
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Frederick's
Olmstead Begins Four Years Six Months at Atlanta Penitentiary
Edward F. Olmstead a $1500 a year cashier at First National Bank of Union Bridge starts a trip to the Federal Penitentiary in Atlanta to serve four years and six months. Deputy U S Marshal Richard C O Connor and Baltimore detective Matthew J Hunn lead the transfer of Olmstead and several other prisoners. the embezzlement case tied a larger shortage of about 400000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Olmstead
First National Bank of Union Bridge
Federal
Atlanta
Richard C. O'Connor
Matthew J. Hunn
Baltimore
Olmstead
John C Rose
United States District Court
Marines Parade Review Band Concert In Gettysburg
Gettysburg July 6 United States Marines 6000 strong under General Butler conclude Gettysburg maneuvers. They arrive from Thurmont Fredericks Md for a concert of 125 musicians in Court House Park Saturday at 730 despite no stand. A luncheon at Rose Hill Manor follows with Gov Ritchie and officials. Parade routes span Fair Grounds to Market Street and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smedley D. Butler
Quantico
Gettysburg
Court House Park
Butler
Chamber of Kommerce
Culler
Board of Aldermen
Thermont
Fair Grounds
Ritchie
Milton A. Reckord
Lejenné
Secretary of the Navy
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
General Butler
Rose Hill Manor
Chamber of Commerce
L. J. Reynolds
Square Corner
Market street
Fifth street
Third street
Drive Friday for Equipment for Playground Use
Playgrounds committee plans a city canvass Friday under Lions Club auspices to raise and distribute sports equipment for playgrounds. Ten sections will be covered with two canvassers and a boy per team, starting at 3 AM and finishing by night. The Chamber of Commerce endorsed the effort and offered headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
playgrounds committee
Lions Club
J. A. Williamson
Mr. Williamson
Chamber of Commerce
Proclamation Endsorsement of Citizens' Military Training Camp
Frederick Maryland mayor Lloyd C. Culler proclaims support for a Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Meade from July 27 to August 26 1922. The program offers two months of free healthful educational recreation for men 17 to 25, aiming to foster citizenship loyalty and readiness for national service. Mayor urges local young men to enroll and calls employer cooperation for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Meade
Maryland
Frederick
LLOYD C. CULLER
Clerks Who Quit on N W Want Jobs Back
Columbus July 6 clerks and freight handlers of the Norfolk and Western Railroad who went on strike yesterday have asked the company to rehire them at their old positions. Officials said the company’s attitude is not set and a conference was scheduled for this afternoon to decide the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Norfolk and Western Railroad
geome
City Engineer Drives Summer Street Repairs
City engineer B C Crum announces extensive street improvements this summer with priority to the worst roads. On June 26 crews began West Patrick street repairing holes and reshaping sections from Bentz to Bentztown hill toward Jefferson Street with oil application pending. East South and South Carroll streets will be resurfaced and oiled, curbs repaired, a Brewers Alley street to the bridge graded, and East Fifth street repaired, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Crum
West Patrick street
Bentz
Bentztown hill
Jefferson Street
East South street
South Carroll street
Brewers Alley
All Saints street
Fifth street
Seventh straate
Fast street
Church to
Sacond
De Valera Angers Irish Government Amid Civil War News
AP report from London notes Eamon de Valera declares the Irish party pact torn up, civil war erupts, Jieana not allowed to meet, and the provisional government seizes power with British support and military backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Eamonn de Valera
United States
Nearly Normal Force in B and C Mt Clare Shops
Baltimore reports show improvement in the B and C Mt Clare shopmen strike with 38 new hires and 175 returning workers. Mt Clare shops now at 74 percent of normal first trick force. system quiet but other regions warn of job loss and seniority changes if workers do not return by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & C. MT. CLARE
Mt. Clare
Baltimore
Galloway
Dempsey and Willard to Meet Before October
Wichita, Kansas, July 6, 1926. A bout between Jack Dempsey, the world heavyweight champion, and Jess Willard, former champion, is virtually assured before October 1. Willard's manager Ray Archer announced after a conference with Jack Kearns and Frank Flourney, representing Tex Rickard, in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Ray Archer
Willard
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Frank Flourney
Tex Rickard
New York
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick and Vicinity
Local social news lists several families traveling and hosting events. Wilbur A. Kolb and others camp along the Monocacy below Frederick Junction. Primpert family visits Frederick and will attend a birthday reception for Mrs. Fisher in Baltimore. Mrs. Apple delegates from New York to a Civic Club convention and spends time in Pennsylvania. Miss Apple sisters head to Rockbrook Camp in North Carolina for July and August. Washington residents Betts and Ronknight visit Mrs. Colliflower for the Fourth. Hood College infirmarian Michael Thompson noted. Frances Staley and Portr Jolliffe head to Camp Rockbrook in North Carolina for the rest of summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur A. Kolb
Clifford Yinger
Byron A. Winebrewer
Roscoe B. Rhoads
Roland E. Long
Frederick Junction
Arthur Primpert
Lizette Primpert
Albert Primpert
W. J. Primpert
Baltimore
Union town
John Fisher
South Market street
Bradsdock
Fisher
J. H. Apple
Hoon College
Chautauqua
New York
Frances C. Staley
Porcthr Jolliffe
Rockwell Terrace
Camp Rockbrook
Brevard
N.C
Among the Sick at City Hospital
Mrs A W Condon of East Third street is improving at City Hospital. Frankin Samwell a Washington newspaper man suffered a pelvis fracture after jumping from an automobile near Ridgeville and is also improving at City Hospital. The three Sandy Hook girls struck by a car track driven by J T Andrews are recovering at City Hospital. A local note mentions a promising young man who must avoid in writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Condon
East Third street
City Hospital
Frankin Samwell
Washington
Ridgeville
Sandy Hook
J. T. Andrews
Harding to Start His Return Trip Tomorrow
Columbus Ohio July 6 President Harding arrived in the city this afternoon to take part in a Columbus Republican Glee Club celebration this evening and will resume his return trip to Washington by automobile tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HARDING
Associated Press
Columbus
Marion
Columbus Republican Glee Club
Washington
Ruth Drives In Three Ahead of Him For 14th Homer
New York July 6 Babe Ruth homered for the 14th time this season. In the third inning of the game with Cleveland he drove in three teammates before his circuit clout, boosting the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RUTH
Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Cleveland
Cotton Carriers Lead Advance in Rail Stocks
New York reports a morning stock market rally with rails and related carriers leading gains. Atlantic Coast Line up four and a half points while Lewisville and Nashville rise four. Coalers gain one to two and a half, oil strength offset by Mexican weakness. coppers, independent steels and gas shares firm to strong. Call money opens at 4 1/4 percent. closing strong with about 750000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Atlantic Coast Line
Lewisville
Nashville
Tragic Death of Buck Lodge Man by Baltimore and Ohio Train
Joseph Edwant Campbell a middle aged Black resident of Buck Lodge Montgomery county was instantly killed by a Baltimore and Ohio train west of Derwood. He stepped in front of an opposing train while attempting to avoid a west bound one. Campbell had long worked for the railroad and recently left a temporary crossing watchman position at Derwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Edwant Campbell
Buck Lodge
Montgomery county
Baltimore and Ohio
Derwood
that
Campbell
Subway Express Fire Near Lexington Avenue Causes Many Injuries
About 150 people were overcome by smoke when a northbound East Side subway express between Lexington Avenue and 61st Street caught fire underground. Mayor Hylan directed rescue as ambulances from multiple hospitals joined the effort. Firefighters quickly quelled a small blaze after a brief burst of flame, with several critically injured airlifted to hospitals and priests assisting in lifesaving efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
East Side
Lexington Avenue
61st Street
Hylan
59th street
61at street
Fire destroys twenty Dublin buildings after fight
Dublin on July 6 reports twenty buildings on O Connell Street burned after insurgents surrendered and used structures as fortresses amid resistance to the provisional Free State. Fires raged overnight with smoldering Tulna left as insurgents’ last stand. Estimated damage reaches hundreds of thousands of pounds. Four snipers were killed during the night. A Provisional Free State proclamation calls for enlistment of citizens who had declined service last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
O'Connell street
sheir
Free State
Tulna
Johnston mix up hoover and lecy error corrected
Washington July 6 The dispatches quoted W H Johnston president of the International Association of Machinists as saying railway executives were told by Secretary Hoover that their planned general strike was a bluff Johnston today clarified he referred to Chairman Hooper of the Railway Labor Board not Secretary Hoover A confusion in transmission noted A different local note reports Mountain City Temple No 14 Pythian Sisters installs new officers Annie Atkinson installing officer with past chiefs Annie Culler Mollie Zimmerman Imogene Gaver Danibelle James Ruth Steiner Hertha Rice and Ervie Shook also a tribute pin to Florence Zimmerman by Temple Wala
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
dispatches
W. H. Johnston
We International Association of Machinists
Hoover
Johnston
Hooper
Railway Labor Board
Mountain City Temple
No 14
Pythian Sisters
Annie Atkinson
Annie Culler
Mollie Zimmerman
Imogene Gaver
Danibelle James
Father Steiner
Ruth Steiner
Hertha Rice
Ervie Shook
Trent
Florence Zimmerman
Temple G. Wala
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P. P. U. COMPANY
Centrol
ALLNUTT
Parole Board
News-Post
Chas. Opel
Opel
Union Bridge
MARINE BAND
Roosevelt
Thurmont
Germany
Norfolk
Virginia
City
Kansas City
Hero
DE VALERA
Pennay
Pittsburgh
central region
Pennylvania railroad system
wer
Chicago
Othcrall
rondaln
atelkers
Alton
Blazer
Nashtille Teanesocean
LECY
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