Brunswick Brisk Tensions After Kidnapping At Work
Baltimore July 14 George Haucks a car inspector for the Baltimore and Ohio at Brunswick Md was abducted at work last night by strikers and sympathizers in an incident marking the second kidnapping. Sheriff James A. Jones urged restraint as 40 men robed in white attempted to march on strikebreakers. Reports say Ku Klux Klan wearing robes were observed and that pay day loomed as tensions rose amid armed guards and possible further action by authorities.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
George Haucks
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
James A. Jones
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Sheriff Jones
Ku Klux Klan
nexroes
Knights of the invisible Empire
Branswick
B. and GO
Bromeswick
Rain Brings Relief From Extended Heat Wave
The city awoke to overcast skies and a cooling breeze ending days of extreme heat. Forecasters expect showers and lower temperatures soon. yesterday’s high reached 92 with evening rain dropping temps to 66, while July rainfall tops 3.5 inches with .13 inches recorded last night.
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Frederick Joniangs
Sol
Cover Retires as Key Mar Warehouse Owner
W F Cover retires after thirty years as owner and manager of the general warehouse business at Key Mar. He has transferred stock and fixtures to the Tower Lambert Company with W N Cover as general manager. The sale includes unfinished contracts at Frederick Lewistown and Feageville and building work at Ladieshare Union Bridge Thurmont and Emmitsburg.
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Key Mar
W. F. Cover
Cover
Tower Lambert Company
W. N. Cover
Frederick
Lewistown
Feageville
Anti France Men Seek Tait Position Over Garrett Primary
Republican State chairman Galen L. Taft weighs how the party will stand toward John W. Garrett in the coming primaries after a Baltimore city committee pressed for a clear stance. Garrett says he will publish a frank statement on his views, including prohibition, soon as he files his papers with Secretary of State Perlman.
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Galen L. Taft
Braddock Heights
John W. Garrett
renir
Henry B. Wilcox
Blanchard Randall
Charles W. Main
Henry F. Baker
James A. Gary, Jr
D. John Markey
Baltimore city
Tait
Republican State Central Committee
Baltimore
United States
John W. Carrett
thife
Garrett
Philip 5. Perlman
Damage suit filed for land dispute and damages
Mary V. £. Missetter sues John P. Mumling er for 500 dollars claiming defendant broke into and entered lands, forced erection of a fence beyond the division line, and wrongfully retained property causing £504 in damages. Alban M. Wood represents the plaintiff in the clerk of court docketed action.
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Mary V
John P. Mumlinger
Alban M. Wood
Nast and Company Fail at New York Stock Exchange
New York July 14 The failure of Nast and Company a Chicago stock brokerage was announced from the New York Stock Exchange floor today. Paul V Hammond detained last night by Officer Englebrecht on drunk driving charges was acquitted at a hearing before Justice J Grahame Iona this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Associated Press
New York
of Nast and Company
Chicago
New York stock exchange
Paul V. Hammond
Englebrecht
County approves permits for new buildings in city and county
The board of county commissioners reports twenty one building permits issued since June 1 for new structures totaling 92670. A new law requires permits for repairs or new buildings over 200, issued free, to improve tax records. Largest permit is 30000, next 9200, most projects range 4000 to 5000.
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board of county commissioners
Murdered Bootleg Queen Identified in Ca tonsville Case
Baltimore dispatch reports the morgue drew 2000 visitors as police identify the Ca tonsville murder victim as Carmelia Sairaca of Fairmont West Virginia known locally as the bootlegger queen. Investigators believe she was killed in a hoodlum plot after warning authorities about a man.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Catonsville
Carmelia Sairaca
Fairmont
W. Va
bootler
Sairaca
Thirteen Indictments Against Bankrupt Brokerage Firm
New York July 14 Thirteen indictments charging Edward M Fuller and William S McGee partners in the bankrupt brokerage firm of E M Fuller and Company with bucketing customs orders were returned by a grand jury today.
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Associated Press
New York
Edward M. Fuller
William S McGee
E. M. Fuller and Company
Selfishness Seen as Cause of Chinese War
In a Provisional Cabinet declaration from Peking on July 14, President Li Huan Hung says provincial military governments resisting China’s democracy reform movement are driving the nation toward civil war to serve selfish ends.
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Associated Press
Peking
China
Li Huan Hung
Stationary Strike Ordered For July Seventeenth At Eight A M
Probate reports reveal Miss Margaret L Grinder estate valued near 12000. Will dated September 16 1921 provides specific bequests to Home for the Aged Mary Hall Mary Murphy St Ignatius Arbtana and others. Remainder to sisters Tolle Grinder and Emma Hackett with further gifts to niece Viola Hackett and Buckeystown church repairs. Executors named as Joseph S Grinder and Miss Tolie Grinder without bond.
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Margaret L. Grinder
Orphans’ Court
Grayson H. Mercer
H. K. DeLauter
Mary Hall
Mary Murphy
St. Ignatius Catholic church
Arbtana
Viola Hackett
Lone Grinder
Catholic University of America
Washington
Tolle Grinder
Emma Hackett
St. Joseph's Catholic church
Buckeystown
Citizens’ National Bank
Vick | Hackett
St. John’s Catholic church
Joseph S. Grinder
Tolie Grinder
Simmons resigns to join Shoemaker dairy farm near Baltimore
Howard W. Simmons resigns as assistant manager of Frederick Motor Company after two years to become manager of the S. M. Shoemaker farm in Green Spring Valley near Baltimore Hewitt. The farm operates over 100 purebred Guernsey cows supplying Walker Gordon Laboratories in Baltimore and Washington.
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Howard W. Simmons
Frederick Motor Company
S. M. Shoemaker
Green Spring Valley
Baltimore
Hewitt
Shoemaker
Walker Gordon Laboratories
Washington
Frederick
Simmons
Chad
RoR Lewis
Hood College
Shomaker
Buying of Industrials Triggers Sharp Stock Advance
In New York on July 14 the oil group eased and industrials led a brisk afternoon advance. Money rates declined as Liberty bonds showed strength and railroad stocks stayed dull amid labor uncertainty. Call money opened at a quarter per cent for next week. close firm. Volume around 754,01 shares. A G Quynn of A G Quynn and Company returns home from Ichas Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after three months as a patient for an operation. he is recovering and able to be about.
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Associated Press
New York
oil
Call
Alien G. Quynn
G Quynn and Company
Ichas Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Quynn
Strike Call Sets Rail Labor Walkout Across Nation
July 14 reports say 8000 stationary firemen engineers and oilers on U.S. railroads will strike July 17 at 8 A M after an 88.6 percent referendum approval. New York locals began walking out early, with sympathy strikes spreading to railroad shop crews in several states. In Toledo 130 baggage handlers and others quit at noon, while Ohio officials consider 1400 deputy marshals for strike duty as disruption grows.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Timothy Healey
Healey
Toledo
Ohio
union station
Daugherty
Stauffer
1000 Planes to Carry Mail Across the U S
One thousand commercial aircraft in aviation centers nationwide were ordered held in readiness after Postmaster-General Work accepted via telegraph an aid offer to sustain mail service from the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America.
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New York
United States
telegraph
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America
Baltimore and Ohio moves for temporary restraining order
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company filed a petition in U S District Court Indianapolis charging interference with interstate commerce and mail transport. Fifty six defendants including unions on strike named. hearing expected in Hammond Indiana.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Indianapolis
Ind
United States mail
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
United States District Court
Hammond
Grable to See Harding Before Walkout Threat
E F Grable head of the Maintenance of Way Brotherhood left Chicago for Washington to confer with President Harding about the threatened walkout by his union members.
Rail unions warned as strike notice seen not destabilizing
New York officials said the state of strike among stationary firemen engineers and oilers would have little effect since many already walked out. Lehigh Valley Lackawanna Pennsylvania New York Central and other lines echoed this view. Topeka governor Allen warned that union officials posting strike notices would face prosecution under the Industrial Courts act as Chicago issued a Monday strike call.
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New York
Lehigh Valley
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
New York Central
New Haven
Baltimore and Ohio
ALLEN
Topeka
Kan
Governor Allen
Chicago
Miners to Reject Harding's Proposal
Washington July 14 The Associated Press reports John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers and other national officers who had been negotiating with the government since President Harding offered arbitration to end the coal strike are preparing to recommend to union leaders that the government plan be rejected.
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Associated Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Harding
Thirty seven plasterers union members indicted for conspiracy
Thirty seven members and officials of the Operatives Plasterers and Cement Finishers International Association Local No 68 were indicted by a grand jury today on charges of conspiracy and attempted restraint of trade in New York.
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The
Associates Press
New York
Plasterers and Cement Finishers International Association
Fire at police chief aimed at French president fails
Paris July 14 Three shots were fired at Prefect of Police Nan dia by anarchist Gustav Bouvet who said he aimed at the President of the Republic Nil lerand not to kill, only to dramatize proletarian distress. He was beaten by the crowd before police detained him.
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Associated Press
Paris
Nandia
Gustav Bouvet
Nillerand
eed
Bouvet
the Republic
Mr C. W Rosas Spends Day in Baltamore
Local notice notes Mr C. W Rosas spending a day in Baltamore. The snippet includes an unclear phrase Siewsparer REHIVeE, offering little extra context or dates.
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C. W Rosas
Baltamore
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