Brunswick election heats up as Aug seven vote nears
In Brunswick the town faces a heated August 7 municipal election with two main tickets. Mayor Shafer seeks re election against Dr J G F Smith on an independent ticket while former mayor Harrison withdrew due to his wife’s health. Council seats in Wards 1 2 and 3 will also be decided.
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Brunswick
Edward C. Shafer
J. G. F. Smith
Euugene L. Harrison
Allgire
T. H.C. Ainlgire
Trains Meet Head On Six Killed In Missouri Collision
Six people died when St Louis San Francisco passenger trains No 2 and No 9 collided head on near Logan Missouri at Legan Marionville area railroad agent said Engineer and a man his wife and three children were among the dead. The report notes casualties and location details from the Marionville agent.
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Associated Press
Joplin Me
San Francisco
Legan
Marionville
Logan
William Allen White to be Arrested in Kansas
Topeka Kan July 22 The arrest of William Allen White Emporia editor for displaying a poster sympathizing with striking railroad shopmen is expected today Governor Henry J Allen said after Judge McDermotts report. The test of violation of the Kansas Industrial Court act will follow the arrest with strike cards to be removed.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
William Allen White
Emporia
Henry J. Allen
Allen
McDermott
Industrial Court
White
Assembly urged to probe coal prices in Western Kentucky
Paducah July 22 A request that Governor Morrow call a special session of the legislature to investigate coal prices in Western Kentucky was sent to Frankfort by the Paducah Evening Sun at the suggestion of Secretary of Commerce Hoover Judge Peters sells property.
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Associated Press
Paducah
Morrow
Kentucky
Frankfort
Sun Yat Sen Loyalists Defeated at Canton Front
Sun Yat Sen forces in northern Ekwangtung retreat after defeat as Chen Chiang Ming troops pursue them, according to advices received from Shinchow. The deposed president of South China had pinned hopes on these forces to regain power.
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Canton
China
Sun Yat Sen
EKwangtung
South China
Chen Chiang Ming
Shinchow
Weather and crop update for Maryland week ending July 18
Wet week with mean temperature near normal. Warm spell with thunder showers on 12 13 and 17 18 followed by cool conditions 14 1. Sunshine below normal and heavy cloudiness. Crops prosper. corn tasseling, potatoes tomatoes gardens good. wheat rye harvested oats headed in Allegany Garrett. potatoes dug in south central. early apples, blackberries, raspberries being picked. Joseph Bily IRQ Acting Section Director.
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MARYLAND
Allegany
Garrett
County fruit in favor at stores
Local markets report strong demand for home grown corn and peaches while other fruits and vegetables vary. Corn sells 30 to 85 cents a dozen ears. tomatoes 10 to 15 cents a pound, peaches $2 per half bushel basket, berries around 22 to 25 cents per quart, bananas common but price sensitive due to Baltimore port activity. Potatoes steady 44 to 30 cents per peck with good size for cooking.
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Georgia
California
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Frederick
Baltimore
Stock Market Dull Overall With Independent Steels Up
The market was dull and featureless with Independent steels leading gains of one to two and a half points after Attorney General Daugherty stated that prospective combinations were not in violation of federal statutes. Oils were irregular. Motors declined further with Studebaker. rail changes were fractional and the close was irregular. About 600000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Daugherty
Studebaker
Rebukes Haller for His Letter to France
Senator France’s campaign tour in Western Maryland delayed his choice of a campaign manager and headquarters. T G Pownall of Cumberland released a letter replying to W Harry Haller of Frederick, arguing Haller’s call for France to retire is crude and ill conceived and echoes the Braddock Heights “rule or ruin” stance.
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France
Maryland
T. G. Pownall
Cumberland
W. Harry Haller
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Slemp of Virginia Declines renomination
Rep C Bascom Slemp of the Ninth Virginia district, the state’s only Republican congressman, announced he will not seek renomination due to health concerns. He sent a telegram to Republican chairman R A Anderson at Marion, Virginia, explaining his condition and decision after the Norton assembly. The note appears amid other garden-interest notes and casual remarks from the Beacon Journal about weather and home gardening.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Cal
C Bascom Slemp
Virginia
Assembly
Norton
Slemp
R. A. Anderson
Marion
Rail Strike Delays Frederick District Road Work
Rail workers walkout disrupts road projects in Frederick district. Concrete shoulders on the Baltimore pike delayed by irregular material shipments as bids open soon for 13.5 mile Monocacy river road from Lickeville to Ford Furnace Bridge and other Howard county stretches. Bids for Clarksburg to Caxton and Libertytown to New Windsor surveys planned. July 18 cloudburst caused further damage, washing out a 0-foot girder bridge on Folly Quarter road. detour in place with temporary structure hoped soon.
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W. F. Childs
State Roads Commission
Lickeville
Ford Furnace
Monocacy river
Howard county
Benson's Branch
Chills
Clarksburg
Caxton
Libertytown
New Windsor
Oak Orchard
Childs
Howard
Washington
Folly Quarter
Childs II
Showers and Normal Temperature Next Week
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday in the North and Middle Atlantic States calls for considerable cloudiness with local showers and thunderstorms through most of the week, turning fair toward the end. Temperatures are expected to run near normal.
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Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Strike of Clerks Averted By Road Concessions
Chicago dispatch reports the Chicago and North Western Railroad postponed a strike of 7 300 clerks for now after the company reportedly made concessions. The Labor Board received the update today.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
Conference to Seek End Anthracite Strike
Washington reports a conference aiming to restart anthracite mining. United Mine Workers leader John T. Lewis is expected to attend, with possible locations in Scranton Pennsylvania or New York. Mayor John F. Durkan announced the plan after a White House talk with President Harding.
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John L. Lewis
Scranton
New York
Associated Press
Washington
John T. Lewis
United Mine Workers
I’a
John F. Durkan
Harding
Court Allows Pickets In Pairs At Baltimore Rail Strike
A federal judge here granted a preliminary injunction banning interference with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad trains and workers. Peaceful picketing in groups of two is permitted, with a three man union committee allowed to meet trains and urge workers not to take railroad jobs, while unions must try to prevent large street gatherings.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ite
Judge Rose
United States
Government limits road building cost
Congress caps federal aid at 16250 per mile in 1923 and 15000 thereafter prompting concerns from the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce that heavy traffic areas will suffer from undersized construction. Government figures show 1921 road costs per mile from 8115 to 49570 depending on method, with $587 million appropriated since 1916.
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Congress
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Purely Personal Notices From Local Residents
PURELY PERSONAL Mr and Mrs John McKenna and son Baltimore are visiting Mr and Mrs William Coonan West South street Mr and Mrs William F Smith who have been visiting relatives in Washington have returned to their home on Fast Third Street Mr and Mrs Max Mesers Bruns wick announce the birth of a daughter Mrs Williams wife of Dr Arthur Willams Elkridge is visiting her aunt Mrs Arthur Potts Court street Mrs Williams was formerly Miss Bertie Young daughter of the late Mc Clintock Young this city Miss Ida Dadrear of New Jersey is visiting her father Mr W S Dedivear Libertstown Mr J E Waka of Washington is spending ten days with his uncle and jaget Mr and Mrs W L Dudivear Libert yton Mrs E W Sappington is spending some time with her son Dilford Ches apeake Beach Md Mr Howard S Tull East Third street is spending the summer with Dr Robert Carroll Howard of New York Miss Mary Esther Tull is spending ten days at Key-Mar Miss Pautineg Staub North Market street has returned from visi to Columbus Georgia Miss Katharine Herwig West Pat Tick street attending summer school at Bowling Green Kentucky Minx Harriet Cronixe was the great of Mic FAlpa Albaugh West C unch street recently Mr Franklin BR Reen West Fifth street has returned from a visit to Baltimore
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Elkridge
Arthur Potts
Court street
Williama
Bertie Young
McClintock Young
Ida Dadrear
New Jersey
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Libertstown
J. E. Waka
Washington
jaget
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Libertyton
E. W. Sappington
Dilford
Chesapeake Beach
Howard S. Tull
East Third street
Robert Carroll Howard
New York
Mary Esther Tull
Key-Mar
Pautineg Staub
North Market street
visi
Columbus
Georgia
Katharine Herwig
West Pat- Tick street
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Harriet Cronixe
Mic FAlpa Albaugh
West C unch street
Franklin BR Reen
West Fifth street
Baltimore
Harding Hooper Conference On Strike Begun
Washington July 22 Chairman Ben W Hooper of the Railroad Labor Board arrived in response to a White House summons and joined President Harling for a survey of the railroad strike situation and recent negotiations aimed at a settlement. Willard backs separate settlement with workers. conference set for Baltimore Tuesday to discuss shop craft issues and union approval.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ben W. Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
White House
Harling
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Baltimore
cail
Willard
Baltimore and Onio
Striking Union Men Move to Non-Union Areas
Harrisburg July 22. State employment bureau officers investigated reports of striking miners from unionized communities crossing into non union districts. From June 1 to July 15 about 80 000 miners have gone to work in these non union regions authorities report.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
State employment bureau
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Pennsylvania Guard Deployed to Protect Coal Regions
More than 1,000 National Guardsmen are deployed across southwestern and central Pennsylvania coal fields to safeguard mining activity. Col E J Stackpole commands One Hundred and Fourth Cavalry with 350 soldiers encamped near the Cokesburg area, protecting key Pittsburgh mines. Units also encamped at Edensburg Conemaugh Cambria county and Heilwood Indiana county to uphold President Harding's order and Governor Sproul's protection plan.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
National
Cokesburg
Edensburg
Conemargh
Cambria county
Heilwood
Indiana county
Michigan Central wage pact ends M. and C. strike
Detroit July 22 a wage agreement was signed restoring the pre July 1 scale for 9,000 maintenance of way workers on the Michigan Central line. The plan sets an eight hour day and leaves overtime pay rates to be determined by arbitration. The item ends with a note on social trends about American women’s marriage patterns.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Michigan Central line
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