Negro Shot by Marine Is Only Slightly Hurt
George Diggs received a grazing bullet wound to the cheek after an argument with a Marine and a military policeman during a scuffle in the north eastern city area. The case was dismissed by Justice J Stahame Johnson for lack of civilian jurisdiction over the military officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEGRO
MARINE
Diggs
military
theullet
Engelrecht
J. Stahame Johnson
George Wallace
attest Bartgis
Gilbert Price
Ice
South streets
Bartgis
William W Heard Named United States Consul at Kingston Jamaica
William W Heard, a native, was appointed by President Harding as consul of the United States. He began consular service in June 1912 as Consular Agent at Fredericton New Brunswick, then Quebec, later becoming vice consul in Kingston after an 1919 exam and executive order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Heard
sty
Harding
United States of America
Mr. Heard
Fred‘Kiecton
New Brunswick
Canada
Quebec
Heard
consular service examinand
Kingston
Three Sons Stand Trial Ruling In Ship Contracts Case
Washington July 10 Charles W Jorse and his three sons plus eight others faced conspiracy charges in a wartime ship contracts case with the Emergency Fleet Corporation and the Shipping Board The District of Columbia Court of Appeals issued a ruling today on the matter noting the government case remains active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Charles W. Jorse
oe sons
United States
Shipping Board
Columbia Court of Appsaiseld
Harding Submits Arbitration Plan for Coal Strike
President Harding sent a proposal to operators and miners at Washington to restore workers to the April 1 wage scale and keep it until August 10 while an arbitration board creates a new wage scale. The board would have three UMWA appointees, three by operators, and five public representatives named by the President. Responses were due tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Associated Press
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Open Air Song Service Planned With July Start
Plans announced for an open air gospel series to run through August beginning July 23 at Braddock Heights and Boy s High school with a 6 30 p m opening service led by Rev Wallace M Brashears and a 7 30 p m concert by the Boys Band Evangeli st meetings will attract all community members and follow a strong city and county pro hibition message from Rev J O Wrightson 492 attendees at Sunday morning events note Boys Brass Band and Leaders Bible class participation levels with July 23 kickoff address and free ice cream for school members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
C. A. Gilson
J. O. Wrightson
Frederick
a metal board
Braddock Heights
Leaders Bible class
Wallace M. Brashears
Clarksburg
Market Gains Fade As Traders Seek Oil Stocks
New York, July 10. Early stock offerings were absorbed and prices rose briefly on Mexican and Pan American Petroleum, Standard Oil of California, Studebaker, and various equipment, food, and chain store shares. Gains faded before noon with renewed selling in rails and domestic oils. Call money opened at 4 percent. Sales totaled about 575,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
stock exchange
Standard Oil
California
Studebaker
Denby Sees Merchant Marine Second Only to Navy
Edwin Denby as head of the United States Navy declares at a Yokohama dinner that the merchant marine is second only to the navy in its importance to national defense. American businessmen host the event in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Yokohama
Japan
Edwin Denhr
United States Navy
Sun Yat Sen Forces Suffer Yet Another Defeat
Peking July 10 American naval advices say Sun Yat Sen deposed South China leader was defeated in a battle near Canton. Sun reportedly escaped down the river toward the sea with three cruisers still loyal to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Peking
Sun Yat Sen
South China
Whampoa
Canton
Sun
Tourist Park Registers Show Interstate Visitor Mix
The State Roads Commission placed registers at free tourist parks to collect data on visiting motorists. July 1 to 3 records at the Frederick park show 22 cars carrying 100 people, with 26 cars from foreign states and 10 from the District. 86 percent of occupants were from foreign states, 4 percent from Maryland. States include Wisconsin New York Illinois Massachusetts Michigan Pennsylvania Florida Ohio Indiana Utah Mississippi. The Frederick site is praised for its location, expected to draw nationwide attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Frederick
District of Columbia
Maryland
Wisconsin
New York
Illinois
Massachusetts
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Florida
Ohio
Indiana
Utah
Mississippi
Construction of New Roads Under Way in the County
Frederick district reports extensive road work under the State Roads Commission. Concrete shoulders are being laid east of New Market by Thomas Bennett and Hunter, 11 miles planned. Urbana pike surfacing to be finished by July 15, then traffic will open. Work shifts to Neallsville-Clarksburg pike after completion. Thurmont-Sabillasville resurfacing underway. Union Bridge-New Windsor progress strong. Rinehart Construction Co. grading Cooksville-Glenwood in Howard County. concrete surfacing soon. Bids sought for Clarksburg to Dayton road. oiling nearly complete district wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
W. F. Childs
State Roads Commission
Thomas, Bennett
Childs
Neallsville
Clarksburg
Urbana road
Thurmont-Sabillasvile
Hunter
Union Bridge
New Windsor
pike
Howard county
Rinehart Construction Co
Cooksville-Glenwood
Bampstaad
Hanover pike
Christhill
Ensay
Baltimore
old Liberty pike
Eldersburg
Freedom
Thomas, Bennett and Hunter
Emmitsburg
Fountain west
Pennsylvania
Bester
Long
Hagerstown
Ellicott City
Ward
O'Connel
Government To Appoint Deputy United States Marshals For Strike
Washington July 10 The government will appoint deputy United States marshals to preserve law and order protect property and life ensure transportation of mail and interstate commerce during the railroad shopmen strike Attorney General Daugherty announced after a White House conference with President Harding He said the policy will be continued where justified and required Kansas Nations Guard Called Parsons Kans 300 guardsmen assumed command at 4 am without notice to officials and banned street meetings Firearm sales were barred under military rule Illinois Guardsmen Called Danville to Bloomington for strike duty Foremen Eliminated St Louis authorities said shop foremen should not strike unless forced to be strike breakers Wabash Railway seeks protection after attacks on shops at Moberly Mo including a rocked train and 18 employees seized by strikers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Daugherty
Harding
Middle West
Kansas
Parsons
Kan
Martin
Illinois
Danville
130th Infantry
Bloomington
St. Louis
International Association of Railway Supervisors of Mechanics
W. W. O'Nall
Wabash Aska
post office department today
J. E. Taussiz
Wabbash Railway Co
Moberly
Kansas City
President Harding Missed Frederick Marines Review
President Harding did not attend the Marine review in Frederick due to a telegram arriving late. He learned he would have joined the parade if the message had arrived earlier. He rode with Governor Ritchie to the fairgrounds for an informal reception, then proceeded to Hagerstown for luncheon with the Republican Central Committee.
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Washington
Marion
Frederick
Ritchie
Culler
D. J. Markey
Chamber of Commerce
Fair grounds
Harding
Frederieck
Ohio
Fairgrounds
Hagerstown
Republican State Central Committee
Hagerstown Country Club
Ruesta
Harditoz
George RB. Christian
Christian
Sawyer
Warren
John Christip
Joan Masses
Kaylor
Malcolm Deno
Frank Ridenour
Central Committee
Charles W. Harman
Charles A. Ritchey
Harry K. Startzman
Walter Steaffer
John Flemini
Harry FE Raker
Harry FE Raker. Mre J Former Yoang
Gegre Ro Crawford
Mies Stean Garhereon
comen
Emmet Ga
M J. Reeds
Conrad Clever
Henry Holzapfel
CEL Whine
Ras F Robert
C Nelli Bavier
mir
Hope to Prevent Strike On New York Central
Cleveland July 10 Efforts to avert a threatened strike of 11 000 New York Central clerks between New York and Chicago proceed with prospects for success. W J Winston of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks plans talks with company officials as ballots are counted. In the same period shopmen remain largely out, with 98 percent of local workers still idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biee
Cleveland
New York Central Railroad
New York
Chicago
W. J. Winston
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
New York central
Bqufalo
Winston
Railroad company
J. H. Vance
Federal
Buffalo Hotel Not Sold Says Proprietor Gladhill
The Buffalo hotel and restaurant at West Patrick street remains with S. J. Gladhill as proprietor. A Cumberland man offered cash for the business last Friday, but the deal was not completed after the following day the buyer failed to meet terms. Gladhill will continue to operate the establishment as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Gladhill
Buffalo
Gladhill
Gladhil
Witness List in Suit Trial on Receivers for Maryland Motor Machine
Tomorrow at 10 o clock Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judge Glenn H Worthington will open hearings on the petition for appointment of receivers for the Maryland Motor Machine Company. Thirty nine plaintiff witnesses and seventeen defendant witnesses are named with counsel for each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Motor Machine Company
Charles Wertheimer
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Leo Weinberg
Charles McC. Mathias
D. B. Buckey
Harry M. Roderick
FB. K. Smith
Charles H. Krise
Reverdy J. Winebrewer
H. Kieffer Delauter
M. Roy Sharrer
George ©. Naylor
Emory Ohler
Emory Valentine
Russell Ohler
Edgar Philips
Charles Philips
Jacob Adama
John L. Bell
John Fisher
Thomas Baumgardner
John H. Bowers
Harry Whitelock
Marines Use Frederick Y M C A Pool in Two Day Stay
One thousand Marines used the Frederick Y M C A pool and facilities over a two day stay. They praised the baths and showers and noted Frederick as the only place with good bathing while away. Secretary Shaffer estimated the count at 1,000, with tourists also using the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ridgeville
Charles D. Shaffer
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Kings
ton
Jamaica
Amazon
China
S. S
DENBY
MERCHANT MARINE
NAVY
Cincinnati Erquirer
Prince
Jeanne Porkina
Don Fatrizio Colas
Prince Colonna
Rome
Genoa
N. Y. CENTRAL
BUFFALO HOTEL
Norman Wachter
Walter Wachter
North
Bentz street
G. Bruce Crist
Mre Harding
Kiwane Club
Velock
Md, Motor Machine Co
Urner and Worthington
President
Fretonia Council
U. A.M. No
John W. Stewart
E. F. Munshower
Chas. A. Landis
Raymond Esler
A. E. Heidler
S. Joseph Zimmerman
Ira Wiles
John F. Oland
John R. Heall
Geotn
M. Shuffler
C A. Landis
C. F. Kintz
H. Dorsey Etchison
HP Freeman
Brotherhood
Mark J Harding
Phoenixritte
Peter Harding
Philadelphia
Phoenixville
Cottonton
Ala
Missionary Brotherhood
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