Arbitration Move In Frisco Strike
San Francisco labor leaders urged Pacific coast longshoremen and mar ine workers to accept arbitration or risk losing mass strike support. The general strike committee tied the move to employers recognizing the union as proper representative, amid widespread walkouts and tense federal response.
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Martime
Carnegie Steel Works
Duquerne
Assoc New Strkes
Comumue
Ise Longan
A Francisco
Tme
Alabama
Aerke Uck OY Gud Working Co. Ce
Emery Mol
Hunissile
Roosevel
Srider Houston
Robert Wagner
New York
Naional Labor Board
Hugh S Jonn~son
NRA
Iuper Meda
W. J Kohler
Kohler Company
Facorers of
Plimrbingly
Connecticut
Danbury
Baltimore
Missing baby found in thickets near Greenburgh
Hartsdale New York July 17 baby Bobby Connor twenty months old was found in bramble thickets a half mile from his home after six days missing. He appeared weak but no signs of mistreatment. Police captain McQuillan said investigators would pursue whether a kidnapping occurred and noted the child could have been placed in the area after Thursday night.
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Hartsdale
N.Y
Bodo
Connor
Ser
Koo
Philip J McQuillan
Greenhuath Police
Bobby
Jerome Hogan
Rossete Dunckel
Greenburgh
MacQuillen
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Edward Russell Krause of Cleveland Ohio and Evelyn Nesbitt Thomas of Washington light. marriage licenses listed. Property deeds show Peter F Burker executor to John Wilam Eyer for 7015 dollars. Southern Darries Inc to M Jf Grove Line Company for 1500 dollars. Frunding permits to Paul E Humericx Emmitsburg for new house. Harry Eyier Thurmont frame house. 2700 dollars.
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Edward Russell Krause
Cleveland
Ohio
Evelyn Nesbitt
Thomas
Washington
Peter F Burker Evecator
John Wilam Eyer
Country
E Miler
County
Southern Darries Inc
M Jf Grove Line Company
Paul E Humericx
Emmitsburg
New House
Harry Eyier
Thurmont
Frame Nouse
Rotary gathering in Key Hotel outlines district plans
About two hundred Rotarians from twenty clubs of the 24th District assemble at the Francis Scott Key Hotel at 2 PM for remarks by J Multon Patterson Cumberland district governor. An intercity meeting and banquet at 6:30 AM in the ballroom features Dr Chester Snope Washington DC as a principal speaker. Reservations reached 72 Tuesday. more expected. Patterson will present plans for the coming year. The day includes visits to Barbara Fritchie and Roger Brooke Taney homes Maud State School for the Deaf Hood College Monocacy Battlefield and other sites as a National Military Park conversion. Attending clubs span Annapolis Bethesda Towson Frederick Gettysburg and others.
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Rotary International
Francis Scott Key
J. Multon Patterson
Cumberland
Chester Snope
Washington, D. C
Wall
Paull Payne
Patterson
Afr
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Erest
Essemble
Kertcnet
Terest
Barbara Fritchie
Roger Brooke Taney
Maud State School For the Deaf
Hood College
Monccacy Battlefield
Braddock Heights
Annapolis
J. Newton Guber
Eugene Zimmerms
Atlee Horme
Bethesda
Bel Aur
Howard O'Neal
Catonsville
Buchanan Wilson
Chambersburg
J. H. Seafor
Greencastle
Robert Schenkel
Hagerstaun
John Sumpter
Littlestown
Harry Cr
Langer Disqualified From Holding Office by Supreme Court
North Dakota Supreme Court rules Governor William Langer is disqualified from office due to an 18 month conspiracy to defraud sentence. Lieutenant Governor Ole Olson assumes duties as the court moves to disqualify Langer amid his June 27 primary victory and Republican renomination for governor.
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Dakota Supreme Court
Willam Langer
Ofe Olson
Langer
People's Service Drug Store Moves to Patrick Street
The Peoples' Service Drug Store No. 21 relocates from 8 East Patrick to 18 West Patrick beside the Tao theater, with a redecoratedGuiding, new lighting, terrazzo floor, and new fountain equipment. The general office also shifts to the Patrick Court Building second floor.
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East
Patrick Street
West
Patrick
Tao Theater
Peoples’ Service Drug Store
Peoples
Second
Market Streets
Patrick Court
Ritchie taxation equal to confiscation, says Webster Smith
Taneytown Maryland July 1. Webster Smith, Republican gubernatorial candidate, charged that taxation has become confiscation and excoriated state waste. He warned that thousands of homes have been sold to satisfy tax claims as he urged taxpayers’ protection and denounced extravagance. Judge Hammond Urner ordered disposal of securities tied to the closed Trust Company bank, with assets totaling about $2,995. Trustees to be appointed.
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Taneytown
H Webster Smith
Maryland
Helor
Department of
State Administration
Nice
Che
Hammond Urner
Ciienit
Securites
Ral Trust Company
Lingangre Meine- Epscoasa and Mechanics Bank
Isustes
T.gage
Potomac
Staley Motes Company
H RR
Delauter
Ens
Pleading Time Extended In Court For Defendants
A court extends the pleading time for Ernest Redh nee meagre defendant in a case entered by Leo Weinberg against Roy D Seachrst. The order grants more time to file pleadings as the matter proceeds in Stone School district court.
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Leo Weinberg
Ernest Redhnee
Y Roy D Seachrst
Stone Schoone
Reichenbach Files Plea Contesting Jurisdiction
A motion by Reichenbach asks the court to wait ten days after disposition of the plea contesting jurisdiction, filed Monday, as the case proceeds. The filing aims to determine if the court has proper jurisdiction over the matter and seeks a procedural path forward pending ruling.
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Reichenbach
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