No Trouble at Brunswick as Passes Are Returned
Five special Baltimore and Ohio railroad policemen were fined for carrying concealed weapons after arrests in Brunswick during a strike at the firm’s yards. About sixty special deputies are on duty as congestion grows. pay day brings wages to strikers who are having passes collected. The town remains tense but quiet, with trains moved slowly and strike banners urging workers to stay away.
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Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Thealtimore and Ohio Railroad
Comany
Howard Jarvin Jones
Comppany
Runswick
Baltimore
Ohio
Retraia
Bense
Alan
Ranswick
Scranton
Carbondale
Here
Joseph Walker
Fred
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company
Walker
State Armory
Cleveland
Erie Railroad Company
Meadville Machine Company
Meadville
A. F. Hecker Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Toles
Pittsburgh
Riley Gaston
Whitmore Estate Leaves $25,000 to Relatives in Will
The estate of the late Judge George H. Whitmore, valued about $25,000, is left to relatives. The will dated March 1915 names his wife Isabelle Whitmore and son Willie H. Whitmore as executors. Provisions allocate stock, furniture, home funds, a mortgage arrangement, and trusts for the widow and son with eventual distribution to heirs, with Central Trust Co. to handle trusts after Frederick Trust Co. ceased business.
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George H. Whitmore
Orphan’s Court
Ignatius Hitler
Francis BE. Sneadner
Wille
H. Whitmore
Frederick Trust Co
Woodsboro Canning Co
Isabelle Whitmore
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Millard H. Bostian
Bostian
Willie Whitmore
Wilwads
Frederic& Trust Co
Central Trust Co
Willie H. Whitmore
Stock market today ends brief and dull session
Conflicting moves among leading industries and oils marked a brief dull session. Equipment shares rose while domestic oils fell on crude cuts in the midwest and Pacific Coast. Specialties stayed firm to strong but the close remained irregular with about 325000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Elks Honor H Burns Trundle in Atlantic City Return
Danville Va. resident H Burns Trundle returns from the Elks national convention in Atlantic City New Jersey and stops in Frederick to visit his parents He is a Past Exalted Ruler and former Virginia district deputy and has served as Credentials Committee chairman for two years Trundle heads the Danville Register and Bee and notes the Frederick office will move to a new 32 page plant during his visit He previously worked with The News and often visits Frederick offices to renew acquaintances
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Frederick
Atlantic City
H. Burns Trundle
Danville
Convention of Elks
N. J
Joseph H. Trundle
West Third Street
Trundle
National Organization
Los Angeles
Cal
the Elks
U. S
Wife Granted Divorce to Get $25 Monthly Alimony
Mrs Flora Kidd with attorney Samuel A Lewis granted absolute divorce from John Kidd. Court orders defendant to pay $25 monthly permanent alimony and court costs. Kidd represented by Leo Weinberg. Suit filed October 1921, prior order provided $20 monthly alimony and counsel fee.
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Flora Kidd
Samuel A. Lewis
John Kidd
Kidd
Leo Weinberg
Unqualified Rejection Plan End Coal Strike
John L. Lewis, president of the miners union, urged the policy committee to unqualifiedly reject President Harding’s arbitration proposal for settling the coal strike. The committee met for two hours to decide for all coal workers on strike in the bituminous fields and those in work suspension in the anthracite fields in Washington on July 15.
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Associated Press
Washington
John L.lewis
Harding
Postmaster General
Work
Bedford
Switz City
Ind
Grable
E. F. Grable
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
White House
Distillery in Glen Rock Robbed of 181 Barrels Whiskey
York Pa July 15 A report to police says Fousts Distillery Glen Rock internal revenue warehouseman George A Strine reports 181 barrels of bonded whiskey stolen by masked armed men. The raid involved over 50 gunmen directing trucks toward Baltimore. Guards Strine and Joseph Henry were forced to surrender after threats of death and a previous three week cycle of such visits.
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Associated Press
York Pa
George A. Strine
Sevenue
Fousts Distillery
Glen Rock
Strine
Baltimore
Joseph Henry
Philadelphia
Mob Seizes Deputies and Kidnaps Men in Brunswick Area
A mob of striking shop workers seized and dragged Baltimore and Ohio train riders Joshn Poffenberger and Lawr ence Downin from a Brunswick train. Two Hagerstown youths sworn in as special deputies were driven to a remote mountain spot near Burkittsville and released after threats. Sheriff Jones appealed for order as arrests and police action followed.
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Houck
Brunswick
Petersville
Sheriff Jones
Baltimore and Ohio
Joshn Poffenberger
Lawrence Downin
Hagerstown
Burkittsville
Nee
Synagogue to Be Ready for Use in Fall in Frederick
A Frederick synagogue project moves forward with initial remodeling on West Second Street funded by Leo Weinberg. The building, donated in memory of Samuel and Amelia Weinberg, will have the first floor as the sanctuary and the second for Sabbath school and events. Completion is aimed for Holy Days next fall, with a rabbi to be secured later and $10,000 pledged toward improvements.
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Strachen
Philadelphia
West Second Street
Leo Weinberg
Samuel and
Amelia Weinberg
Second Street
Srst
Frederick Jewry
Woolworth
Baltimore
Masonic Temple
He News-Poat
Maryland Geological Survey
Braddock Heights
Sabillasville
Blue Ridge Summit
Frederick County
Parr
Sugar Loaf
Frederick Or
Monocacy
Catoctin Mountain
Blue Ridge
Potomac
Auto Skids On Slippery Road Hits Pole In Frederick
A Hershberger's Bakery Ford delivery truck driven by Irving Albaugh on a rain slick State road three miles west of Frederick struck a telephone pole around 8:30 am. The machine was badly damaged but the driver unhurt. skid occurred while trying to regain control after a sharp turn on mud. The pole prevented a possible rollover.
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Hershberger's Bakery
Irving Albaugh
West Church Street
Frederick
C. E. Kinna
Albaugh
Temperature Above Normal Coming Week Forecast
Washington reports the coming week likely to be generally fair in the North and Middle Atlantic States with temperatures near or slightly above normal. Scattered thundershowers are possible in the latter part of the week.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Middle Atlantic
Murdered Woman Believed to Be Bella Lemons in Catonsville
Baltimore authorities pursued new leads in the Catonsville body case after Fairmont West Virginia denied Carmella Sairoca as the victim. A witness, James Prep of Clarksburg, claimed the deceased resembled Bella Lemons, a Fairmont girl who had left for Baltimore recently. Mrs. G C Lyon of Baltimore also asserted the features matched Bella Lemons, a schoolmate of her daughter.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Carmella Sairoca
Fairmont
W. Va
Rolling Road
Catonsvilly
Akron
Ohio
Bella Lemons
James M. Prep
Clarksburg
G. C. Lyon
Bella Lemona
Ford Offer Rejected in Muscle Shoals Purchase Fight
Senate Agriculture committee votes 9 to 7 against Henry Ford and other bids for Muscle Shoals government project. House-passed semi government plan also rejected 9 to 5. Norris bill, Alabama Power and other offers rejected. minority reports to Senate possible. Brig Gen Reckord heads to Easton fishing trip with Maryland Army Guard officers. Tailings from mines used as fertilizer in Wisconsin. collision damages a truck and pole in Frederick.
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Muscle Shoals
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Henry Ford
Ala
Senate Agriculture Committee
Alabama Power Co
Frederick 2. Epgstrum
Charles L. Parsons
Norris
Lloyd
Missouri
Henry
Easton
Milton A. Reckord
Col
D. John Marker
Maryland National Guard
Col. J. McA. Palmer
General Pershing
General Reckord
Elkton
Arthur Mitchell
Reckord
France
Aitchell
Abandon Hope For End Of Rail Strike Conferred With President
News from Washington and surrounding areas reports on the rail strike crisis as Grable and President Harding hold talks seeking a settlement. A mix of injunctions, wage talks, and transport shifts accompany daily developments including motor trucks for mail and clashes over shop discontents in multiple states.
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Grable
Reception Given to L N Coblentz and Bride
Mr and Mrs Calvin R Coblentz hosted a reception for their son Leslie N Coblentz and his bride at their Middletown home Friday night. About 250 to 300 guests from Middletown Fredrick and Hazerstown attended. The house featured palms ferns and sweet peas. The American Band, former groom, serenaded the couple. Refreshments were served. In the receiving line were Mr and Mrs Catrin R Coblentz and the bridal party. The couple's wedding trip covered Atlantic City New York City Albany Syracuse and the lake region of western New York.
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Calvin R. Coblentz
Leslie N. Coblentz
Middletown
Fredrick
Hazerstown
Me O
Catrin R. Coblentz
Senate votes down dye embargo plan
Washington July 15 Senate rejects by 36 to 32 the dye embargo provision in a tariff bill proposing a one year duration from passage. After 27 years as a school teacher Misa Mary E Long of Elgin Mnots committed death by her own hand after being discharged by school trustees. Fourteen other teachers were dismissed but reinstated after citizen committee pressure.
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Washington
Senate Today
Misa Mary E. Long
Elgin
Minots
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