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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1922

Page

2

Walkout Expands as 725000 Tracemen Strike

About 25,000 maintenance of way workers joined the railroad shopmen strike without union president Grable’s approval. 60,000 more may join this week per clerks and the AFL railroad workers. Peace talks stalled as leaders shift venues and a Labor Board head suspends activity.

Chicago F. F. Grable J. Smock Clerks’ Union American Federation of Railroad Workers Ben W. Hooper Railroad Labor Board B. M. Jewell Federated Shop Crafts William H. Johnston Committee Washington New York Central Reading Pittsburgh Lake Erie Edward Hoskins Toledo Ohio Cleveland Hoskins Grable Detroit Harding

Boy killed at ball game in Pottsville

Quermney Houtz six of Greenwood died from a fractured skull after being struck by a baseball while crossing a field during a game in Pottsville, July 18. Earlier, William Flannery and Harry Albright of St Clair suffered head injuries in separate games but were not fatally harmed.

Pottsville Quermney Houtz Greenwood Acros William Flannery St. Clair Harry Albright

Germany Again Pays Reparations Deposit Noted

Paris reports the reparations commission was officially notified that Germany deposited 82,000,000 gold marks in designated banks to meet the July 15 reparations payment. The notice confirms Germany’s compliance with the installment obligation.

Germany Paris Caas Es

French Sergeant Rebuilt with Full Set of Teeth

World War I sergeant Vielte, whose lower jaw was blown away by explosives, has been ragebetrected with a complete set of false teeth and a rubber tongue. He is now able to talk and sing again.

Vielte

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