Final Warning By Harding Ignored By Union
The Eastern railroads strike committee declares they will continue strike actions until a satisfactory settlement is reached even if all mail trains are cancelled. Violence or interference with trains will not be tolerated. President Harding's proclamation urging restraint stands as the government's last word, with talks of strong action if ignored. Postmaster General Work says the proclamation will influence striking workers though not necessarily rail executives.
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Associated Preas
New York
Harding
Eastern railroads
Washington
United States
West Virginia
Work
Missionary Play To Be Presented Saturday Night
Hood College hosts a Missionary Conference with evening services planned outdoors on the campus to suit attendees. Rev Casselman will present moving pictures of life in Tadla and Miss Red Tretrow directs a Missionary Play to be performed Saturday at 8 o clock.
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Hood College
Winchester Hall
Casselman
Philadelphia
Kosman
Pottsville
Mullan
Winchester ‘Hall
K. Casselman
Tadia
Rockville Attorney Faces Disorderly House Case In Carroll Springs
Robert B. Peter of Rockville will prosecute next Thursday against George Perry and Id Stanley for a disorderly house at Carroll Springs near Bethesda in Montgomery county. Thomas L. Dawson State’s attorney reportedly fought a brawl at the Place after a dinner visit. A man named Sproul insulted Dawson. Dawson punched him in the face and later considered not prosecuting. Five witnesses have been summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Peter
Rockville
George Perry
Id Stanley
Carroll Springs
Club
Bethesda
Montgomery county
Thomas L. Dawson
Dawson
Sproul
Mr. Dawson
Elks Plan Multi Million Building Program for Year
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will spend millions on new lodges and buildings in the coming year, per a Grand Lodge report. Subordinate lodges hold about $55.1 million in assets, with a nationwide building program outlined. A correction notes a bank deposits figure error in Frederick County.
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ELKS
Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Benevolent and Protective Order
William Wallace Mountain
Grand Lodge
Frederick county
People’s Bank of
Libertytown
Bank Trial Focuses on Kehne Five Accounts
Court continuation of hearings on receivership for Maryland Motor Machine Company with five bank accounts of Charles H Kehne examined. Hammond Clary, cashier, testified about Kehne accounts and daily withdrawals and deposits in a session led by Judge Hammond Urner and Judge Glenn Worthington.
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Charles Wertheimer
et. al
Maryland Motor Machine Company, Incorporated
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Hammond Clary
Commercial State Bank
reoon
Mr. Clary
Charles H. Kehne
Maryland Motor Machine Company
Clary
Kehne
ich Kehne
Auto Collision Death Sparks $15,000 Damages Suit
A $15,000 damages suit was filed by the State of Maryland through Gertie Bowins, widow, and others, against Kenneth Smith over a 1922 horse-drawn wagon collision near Lickyville to Adamstown. The complaint alleges Smith drove an automobile carelessly with curtains flapping, frightening the four horses and causing Charles M. Bowins to be thrown, trampled, and fatally injured. Plaintiffs claim the death deprived the family of support and seeks damages for pecuniary loss.
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State of
Maryland
Gertie Bowins
Richard
Catherine
Charles
Emline Bowins
Charles M. Bowins
Kenneth Smith
Reno
Adamstown
norr
Secke
Smith
Bowins
warr
Damages Sought in Land Dispute Against Hays and Hars
Harry B. Eccard through Reno Harp and William M. Storm sues Csras A. Hays and Cora D. Hars for $500 damages and recovery of land in Catoctin district. Complaint alleges wrongful entry and fencing of Eccard’s property and seeks return of the land and $500 damages. In sports, Mountaindale defeats Utica 16 to 4 at Utica grounds. Linton and Keyser pitched for Mountaindale.
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Harry B. Eccard
Reno
warr
alon
Mountaindale
Utica
Utica gine
sreeunds
Linton and
Keyser
Cilea
Green
Stail
Linton
Hottest Day Of 1922 Recorded At 98 Degrees
The 1922 heat wave peaks with a 98 degree reading at 2:20 pm, the year's highest so far, beating all prior records by one degree. Hourly temps: 8am 34, 9am 88, 10am 90, 11am 93, 12pm 94, 1pm 96, 2pm 97, 2:28pm 88. Last year, a heat wave pushed to 101 on the 27th.
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raock
Heat Wave Grim as Thermometer Rises This Week
The city endures extreme heat with 91 degrees yesterday and forecasts pointing to a 95 degree high today. Uncomfortable nights, hot drinks surge in demand, and ice cream shops report booming business as a heat wave drags on with storms unlikely before tomorrow.
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Washington
Bride and Wedding Party Killed Near Greenville
A family party of five traveling from Altoona to attend a wedding was wiped out when a railroad train struck their machine near Greenville Pennsylvania. Among the dead is Miss Edith Schultz who was to be the bride. others include Harry Schultz Mrs Mary Schultz Florence Schultz and John Hamoz father of Mrs Schultz all of Altoona.
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Associated Press
Greenville
Altoona
Erie Pa
Edith Schultz
Harry Schultz
Mary Schultz
Florence Schultz
John Hamoz
Schultz
Explosion Kills Ten at German War Material Factory
Berlin reports a vast blast at a Prussian plant at Zwesten near Schwanheide. Ten people died and many more were injured as surplus war materials were being broken up.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Zwesten
Schwanheide
Prussia
Morning trading on market makes record
Morning trading on the market set a record with broad activity across divisions and a large, varied forenoon. The closing was irregular and about 800000 shares changed hands as speculative interests surged on a 334 in call money rate.
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Associated Press
New York
daly
M essian
Brunswick Strike Extends as Rail Yard Warned of Sanitary Neglect
Proposal to be submitted to shop men and executives of the roads this afternoon as Bruns wick traffic tie up grows. Striking craftsmen attend daily meetings at 10 am. Workshops report deplorable conditions with 22 men quitting yesterday, 22 more the previous evening. Thirty engines await repairs and fourteen are overdue for interstate inspections. Engineers refuse to haul engines, halting regular trains and forcing yard engines to move passenger cars. Valley trains delayed as Cumberland division wrecks and hot boxes slow service. Sleeping quarters for strikebreakers described as disgraceful.
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Brunswick
amusement committee
hantia
union
Cumberland
TORE
Gould's Marriage Drops Gould Estate Over Three Million
New York July 12 George J Gould loses an estate valued between two and three million dollars due to his Paris marriage to Mrs Alice Sinclair. The estate including the Fifth Avenue town house at 67th Street and a residence on East 64th Street was left by his first wife to Gould during his life until he remarried. It will now be divided into equal shares held in trust for the seven children of the late Mrs Gould.
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Associated Press
New York
George J. Gould
Paris
Alice Sinclair
Gould
Fifth avenue
67th street
64th street
Maryland Guard to use marine style baby carriages at Edgewood camp
Maryland National Guard units will substitute two wheeled tele more humane traction for marching backs during two week camp at Edgewood. The plan mirrors a Marine Corps experiment at Gettysburg and follows a era trend to reduce strain on soldiers. General Becker discussed the project with Brigadier General Smelley Bailey and Governor Ritchie, noting the cost and logistics of sourcing or hiring the carriages.
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Maryland National Guard
Edgewood
National Guard
United States
Gettieburg
Milton A. Becker
Gettysburg
Ritchie
Smelly D Bailer
United States Marines
Butler
Becker
Quantic
Maryland
Settlement efforts unfold in Chicago rail shop strike
The Associated Press reports July 12 that no definite reply came from railroad executives when Chairman Hooper met with them to hear the shopmen strike settlement proposal. Hooper aims to convene talks with B. M. Jewell, shop men leader, and executives’ responses are awaited.
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Associated Dress
Chicago
Hooper
rail.way
B. M. Jewell
star shop
Attacked Strike Breakers at Locust Point Baltimore
About 150 strike breakers aboard two Baltimore and Ohio trains were stoned and fired upon by a crowd at Locust Point last evening. Car windows were broken and occupants cut. no bullets hit as police dispersed the disorder as the Baltimore district faced the railroad strike.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Locust Point
Mob kidnaps and attacks guards at Denison shops
A mob of about 1,000 men seized and beat a dozen people early today near Denison, including deputy U S marshals guarding Missouri Kansas and Texas shops. One man was seriously shot, reports reach Katy general offices.
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United States
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Denison
Katy
Division Superintendent Kidnapped Near Danville
Fort Madison Iowa July 12 C L Mason division superintendent of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway was kidnapped by four men yesterday afternoon and thrown from an automobile seven miles from Danville Iowa 35 miles northwest of here last night. Abductors were arrested today on charges of kidnapping and released on bond of 2000 all four men are striking shop men.
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Fort Madison
Towa
C. L. Mason
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Danville
here
One Killed and Wounded in Norfolk and Western Strike Scene
In Crew Virginia last night a shooter opened fire at a crowd of wandering picketing clerks at the station killing Russell Wiggins a yard office clerk of the Norfolk and Western and wounding an unidentified man. The clerks at Norfolk and Western walked out yesterday morning.
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Crew
Russell Wiggins
Norfolk and Western yard
Norfolk and Western
Maintenance of Way Men Seek Wage Scale Restora tion
Twenty representatives of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Men met with W D Roberts vice president to press for restoration of the old wage scale and time and a half overtime pay. Delegates from 28 railroads employing about 70 000 workers across the middle states expect talks with railroad officials within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAINTENANCE OF
Wilkes-Barre
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Men
W. D. Roberts
United States Rail
Roberts
Mr. Roberts
middle states
Ontario and Western
Baltimore and Ohio
Congestion Stalls Cleveland Roundhouse Rail Yard
In Northern Ohio congestion cripples the Cleveland roundhouse where 24 tracks are blocked with cars. Six dead engines sit idle as the yard struggles with backlog and halted services.
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Ohio
Cleveland
National guard to inspect carriages for permanent use
A draft article describes a parade guard year plan with a New York style procession. It notes General Staff members from Washington invited to inspect carriages and consider them as part of national grand equipment.
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Washington
Miners to Seek White House Conference on Arbitration
Washington July 12 Officials of the United Mine Workers after a conference with Secretary of Labor Davis were understood to have decided to seek a conference with President Harding. They will request the executive modify his cost strip settlement plan to guarantee that any decision by the proposed arbitration commission shall be binding on all operators in the country.
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Chicago
Hooper
United States Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Harding
W. L. McMenimen
Railroad Lab
McMenimen
Associated Press
Washington
the
United Mine Workers of America
Labor Davia
arbitration commission
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Urbana
C. H. KEHNE
Bowins Family
Cyrus A
Cora. D. Hays
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