Trainmen threaten walkout amid demands for shorter hours
Brunsw ick trainmen press for 12 hour shifts, claim current workdays exceed 18 hours, and seek raises from 70 to 95 dollars monthly for brakemen to conductors. Arbitrators may decide, union members favor arbitration but remain ready to strike if terms fail. State auditors audit Cox accounts and a meeting with officials planned in Baltimore.
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Dave Tly
Appron
Sranatyads
Brunswick
Nll
BGR
District Manager Post Created In Hagerstown
Mark Mellor, formerly special agent in charge of Western Union relations, now holds the district manager role for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. in Baltimore. The new position, created in Hagerstown, centralizes a region including Maryland counties Frederick, Washington, Alleghany, Garrett and several Virginia and West Virginia counties.
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Mark, Mellor
Western Union ‘Relations
Chesapeake, & Potomac Telephone Co
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Coman P. Telephone Company
T Hagerstown
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Maryland
Shenandoah
Page
Warren, Clarke
Rappahannock
Virginia
Grant
Mineral
Hampshire
Wardy
Morgan
Herkeley
Jefferson
West Virginia
Real Estate Transfer Reported in 1912 Sale
Yesterday, agent Charles Young sold a two story brick house on the south side of West South Street to Jacob A Kidwiler. The private transaction valued the estate at 3 William Mehrling & produced 6 490 096 tons of pig iron in the tonnage listed.
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Charles. T
Young
William, Mehrling
West South Street
Jacob A. Kidwiler
Hendrickson to Resume Law Practice in Portland
Oregon, Me J Hunt Hendrickson returns from a three week visit with his parents Mr and Mrs John K Hendrickson West Second street Tp it today for Portland Oregon where he will resume his practice of law On his route he will pass through Indianapolis Kansas City Salt Lake City spending about two weeks in travel
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Oregon
J. Hunt Henddrickson
West Second Street
Portland
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
Utal
State charity funds total to twenty four percent of revenue
Figures from the Board of State Aid and Charities show the legislature authorized four million three hundred sixty eight thousand one hundred eighty seven dollars for charitable purposes over five years. About half funds go to bond proceeds for six buildings and the rest funds maintenance for institutions. Taxable basis is about nine hundred seventy nine million, making maintenance costs roughly fourteen cents per dollar. the current tax rate is two and a third cents.
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Board of State Aid and Charities
E. L. Cobrentz
Praises West Farm Conditions and Suburban Homes
Mr Zentz tours the West noting attractive residences and modern suburban houses at road intersections. He reports deep soil, moist land, and thriving farm potential while observing flood damage cleanup in Dayton and Indianapolis. He sees Western opportunities surpassing the East but favors Frederick for his lot.
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Grouth
Missouri
Zeniz
Lincoln
Neba” Ang
St. Louis
Zentz
Indianapolis
Dayton
Mr. Zentz
Frederick
Doan's Kidney Pills Proof in Frederick Md
Frederick residents report relief from kidney backache and weak kidneys after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Local user J Kottmger at 516 W Patrick St says the remedy eased his back pain and helped him move again after starting treatment from J W Harner's Drug Store. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is US agent.
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Doan
Frederick
Patrick St. Frederick
Dean
J. W. Harner
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United State
Newsboy Struck by Auto in Front of The News Depot
Grayson Hoffman son of Mr and Mrs 2D Hoffmann of Best Church Street was hit by a car yesterday afternoon near The News Water station after 3 o clock. He escaped injury and clung to a cart axle as the vehicle slowed.
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Grayson Hoffman
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Engle
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Taly
Harry. W. Bowers
Frederick Gas & Electric Department
Hagerstown & Frederick Railway CO
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Kate Gittinger
Fahrrey
A Fahrney & Son Heasrews
Ernest Helfenstein
Samos Orner
Helfenstein & Urrner
Insurance
Doll & Albangh Funding
S. Market Street
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