Brunswick Yards Strike Breakers Under U S Marshals
Striking B and O workers at Brunswick and across Maryland were enjoined by the U S Court from interfering with new employes or strike breakers. About 100 more strike breakers arrived, trains moved on schedule, and sanitary conditions in Brunswick yards were reported clean by health officials. White and colored workers housed separately. meals and lodging provided. deputy sheriffs expanded to U S marshals.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Brunswick
Maryland
United States
Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Frederick county
Harry S. Hedges
Potomac river
Branswick
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Baltimore-Hagerstown
rallrozan
Cumberland
Chesapeake and Ohio canal
nex
commissary department
B. and C
Tenth Annual Methodist Reunion at Braddock Heights
Frederick county holds its tenth annual Methodist reunion at Braddock Heights on July 27 to mark the sesqui centennial of Methodism in Frederick. The program features love feast, devotional exercises, addresses by Rev. Frank T. Benson and Rev. John Wesley Hill, a luncheon, song selections, and talks by Rev. John R. Jacobs. Special cars will run on the Thurmont division.
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Frederick county
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Wm. &. Miller
M. E. church South
J. O. Wrightson
John Wesley Hill
D. D
New York City
John R. Jacobs
M. E. church
South
Martinsburg
W. Va
H. & F. Railway C o
Thurmont, Jefferson and Hagerstown
Milton G. Urner, Sr
John D. Nicodemus
Record Fire Loss in Frederick County 1921 Annual Report
The first annual Fire Investigation Bureau report records 111 fires in Frederick County in 1921 with a property loss of $56,192.02 and insured value of $5,411,660.08. statewide totals include 1,614 fires and $1,412,417.53 in property losses, with many counties suffering higher damages and causes including unknowns, lightning, adjacent buildings, and defective fires.
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Frederick county
Fire Investigation Bureau
Allegany county
Carroll county
Montgomery county
Frederick
Washington county
Milon cleared of Lemon murder but held for further talks
Police in Baltimore say Charles Milon friend of Bella Lemon was not the killer after a three hour interview in Harrisburg but remains held for investigation. Bella Lemon's mutilated body was found near Catonsville last Thursday. Authorities seek Rossario Demarco Tony Corbi Carmela Malone as possible associates. Body shipped to Mannington for burial.
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Associated Preas
Baltimore
Charles Milon
Bella Lemon
Fairmont
W. Va
Harrisburg
Milan
Catonsville
Rossario Demarco
Big Rosie
Bella
Tony Corbi
Carmela Malone
Demarco
Mannington
Mount Pleasant Pomona Grange Meet at Mount Pleasant
Pomona Grange session at Mt Pleasant on Saturday July 22 with morning business talks and public program. Notable speakers include Miss Mary E. W. Risteau and Dr Q K Hoffman with Mrs W Hayes Brown guiding events. Farm sale announced nearby in Linganore district to Willis and Mrs Baker.
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Miss Ristean
Pomona Grange
Emory Remsberg
Buckeystown
Mt Pleasant
grange
W. Hayes Brown
Jefferson
A. G. McKinney
Walkersville
Frederick County
Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Frederick’ s
Q. K. Hoffman
Mary E. W. Risteau
Harford county
Marsland
Risteau
John McGill, Jr
Grayson H. Mercer
Alfred N. Mercer
Unionville
Linganore district
Willis Baker
Primary election closes for Chamber of Commerce nominees
Polls Inc of C completes primary for twelve Chamber of Commerce nominees, to determine six new directors to join six hold overs. The Bulletin outlines a new year plan with standing committees and subcommittees to assign tasks. Frederick residents anticipate growth with hotel expansion and new business inquiries increasing in the wake of the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
pew
Four Thousand Union Clothing Workers Strike in Baltimore
About 3 500 to 4 609 union clothing workers walked out today in Baltimore, halting many small and medium factories while larger plants with prior agreements remained unaffected. The strike seeks wage stability and a uniform scale across all worker grades.
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Baltimore
Associated Press
Datrow Fined $25 After Fight With J. H. Gorman
Mororti Trotrow was found guilty by Justice Alban M. Wood of disturbing the peace and fined $25. Datrow attacked Jacob Gorman on South Market street and beat him up severely, with the magistrate reserving decision until after conferring with State's Attorney Aaron R. Anders.
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Mororti Trotrow
Alban M. Wood
Bril
Aaron R. Anders
Datrow
Engelbrecht
Jacob Gorman
South Market street
New Catcher Signed by Manager Buck Ramsey
Buck Ramsey releases catcher Garry and signs Guber of Hoboken New Jersey to take the backstop role. The new catcher arrived last night and is expected to play in tomorrow’s game against Warneshorm. Garry was released due to inability to peg to second.
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Buck Ramsey
Garry
signer Guber
Hoboken
N. J
Warneshorm
Woman Autoist Fined After Accident in Brunswick
A collision near Jefferson led to charges of hogging the road against W C Flautt of this city and Miss Wilhelmina Stewart of Brunswick. The magistrate dismissed the main charges, but fined Miss Stewart $10 for driving with an instructor’s license as the licensed occupant was on the rear seat. Other occupants included Miss Roberta Levy, Dr Marcoe of the Emergency Hospital, and another doctor.
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W. C. Flautt
Wilhelmina Stewart
Brunswick
Jefferson
J. Grahame Johnson
Miss Stewart
Stewart
Justice Johnson
Roberta Levy
Marcoe
Washington
Two Dead Thirty Hurt Three Missing In Greenwich Village Fire
A warehouse blaze in Greenwich Village killed two and left about 30 injured with three missing. Firefighters battled dense smoke and explosions, using searchlights as hundreds fled their homes and police widened fire lines away from the block bounded by Jane Street Greenwich Avenue Twelfth Street and Eighth Avenue.
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Greenwich Village
Associated Press
New York
nalty Hst
Jane street
Greenwich Ave
Twelfth street
Eighth Avenue
Weat
Ten Accused of Defrauding Gov t in Lumber Conspiracy
A federal grand jury returned an indictment charging ten individuals with conspiring to defraud the United States of more than one million dollars in the postwar disposal of government lumber. Named defendants include John L. Phillips, Georgia Republican state committeeman, and partners and associates such as John Stephens, Ernest Morse, Charles Shopwell, George Chambers, Frank Sullivan, Roland Perry, Charles Phillips Jr., Gu a Eitzen, and Mitchell Touart Jr.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
John L. Phillips
Georgia
John Stephens
Phillips
Ernest C. Morse
Charles S. Shopwell
George M. Chambers
Frank T. Sullivan
Roland Perry
Charles Phillips, Jr
Gua Eitzen
Mitchell A. Touart, Jr
Cliftonville Quiet After Monday's Battle
Wellsburg WV July 18.1 Mine guard on Clifton non-anion mine hill reported a fresh attack for the morning. Sheriff H. 4. Duval and three others were killed yesterday when marchers crossed from the Pennsylvania line. State constabulary Capt. White sent forces who returned empty handed. Alarms between midnight and dawn proved false with no shots fired in Cliftonville since the battle ended yesterday.
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Associated Press
Wellsburg
West Virginia
Clifton
H. 4
Duval
Pennsylvania line
Cliftonville
White
State constabulary
Assassins of Rathenau Take Their Own Lives
AP reports Hermann Fiecher and Fawin Kern shot themselves in Saaleck Castle turret near Bad Koesen rather than surrender, as police forced entrance after the failed assassination attempt on Foreign Minister Rathenau. Both men died from fatal head wounds.
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Rathenau
Associated Press
Haile
Prussian
Saxony
Hermann Fiecher
Fawin Kern
Rathenas
Saaleck Castle
Bad Koesen
throara
Operators Ordered To Resume Work As Governors Asked To Use State Troops
President Harding will dispatch telegrams to return bituminous mine operators to work and request governors to provide military protection if needed. If state troops fail, federal troops may be used. Cabinet support was reported for swift mining resumption.
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Washington
Harding
mey
Convention of Boys and Girls Clubs in August
The annual Boys and Girls Club Week will be held at the University of Maryland from August 7 to 11. Delegates from Frederick county will showcase girls club work in clothing, millinery, bread making, canning, house decorations and poultry with morning exhibitions and classes, afternoons for athletics, a Washington trip with interviews of President Harding and the Secretary of Agriculture, and a pageant Home Activities. Delegates include Miss Virginia Beech, Miss Estelle King, and Miss Katharine Tritappe. Wolfsville will send a delegate. The event is funded by local and other women’s clubs. Delegates must be girls in school, active club members, and in good standing. The county clubs are led by Miss Frances E. Gerber. A new trend, Own Your Own Room, allows members to decorate a room in their home, displaying notable taste in curtains and furniture.
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University of Maryland
Frederick county
Washington
Harding
Secretary of Agriculture
Virginia Beech
Creagerstown
Estelle King
Kemptown
Katharine Tritappe
Urbana
Wolfsville
Frances E. Gerber
Range of Prices Higher At Opening of Market
New York July 18 Wall street opened with a more hopeful view on coal and railroad strikes as prices rose at the outset of the stock market. Foreign exchanges were firm aside from German marks which reacted slightly. Call money opened at 3 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall street
Officers Installed At Mountain City Lodge No 29
Mountain City Lodge No 29 Knights of Pythias installed six officers for six months at a regular meeting led by Chancellor Commander Marion Steiner and others. The lodge invited members to a picnic with the Brunswick Pythians and Sisters in City Park Brunswick on Saturday July 2 with dancing and Brunswick Band music.
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Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Marion Steiner
George L. Mobley
Harry Sanders
John C. Lipps
James H. Falk
Austin M. Kline
Brunswick Pythians
Pythian Sisters
Brunswick
Brunswick Band
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Brunswick Yards
PHEYVES
HEIGHTS
MILON
LEMON WOMAN
MOUNT PLEASANT
the
Chambers of Commerce
Col. D. John Markey
Emory L. Coblentz
Grayson H. Staley
Thomas B. Hayward
Casper E. Cline
Florence E. Garner
Edgar H. McBride
James H. Gambrill, Jr
M. Frank Holter
Holmes
Board of Directors
J. H. Gorman
GOV’T
Avaociated Press
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
White House
Waycross
Bloomington
Clinton
E. F. Grable
J. C. Smock
Maintenance of Way Brotherhood
Railroad Labor Board
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Md. University
Mountain City Lodge, Knights of Pythias
State Court Of Appeals
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Niawespape
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