Hearing Continues In Injunction Case In Baltimore
In Baltimore on July 22 Judge John C. Rose heard the railroad seek an injunction to prevent strikers from hindering mail transport and train repair. Testimony from Hagerstown men Downin and Poffenberger described being abducted near Brunswick and warned against returning, with threats of hanging and tar and feathers. White-robed figures, suspected Ku Klux Klan, were described, along with demonstrations affecting Brunswick and Cumberland. Cars were moved, while Brunswick remained quiet and authorities increased protection with extra bailiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John C. Rose
United States District Court
Jack Downin
John R. Poffenberger
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Downin
Fffenberger
Judge Rose
Kidwiler
Poffenberger
George W. Houck
Houck
Francis G. Hoskins
John W. Schad
Berland
Roy B. White
Marsland
Cumberland
B. and
Shafer
Harry Hahn
Unon
Clarence C. Bell
T. Wirts
H. A. Burns
H. A. Albert R. M. Smith
J. E. Mimes
B. T. Haller
G. W. Heffner
A. C. Bagent
W. ©. Rankles
J. E. Smoot
Maryland Motor Company Hearing Resumes Monday
The Maryland Motor Machine Company case continued as stockholders seek receivers and an audit. President Kebne testified about $600,000 moving through company accounts and $421,000 passing through his hands, including use in Liberty Bonds. Asset and liability figures were presented, assets quoted at $295,487 with liabilities at $100,164, while questions arose over inflated values and related transactions with Transport Truck Sales Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Motor Machine Company
Hammond Urner
Gelun H. Worthington
Charles H. Kebne
Companor
Transport Truck Sales Company
Keline
Roy Sharrer
Patrick Street
Kehne
Watch The News Grow Property And Railroad Assets
The text notes the growth of Watch The News property and the B. and Q. Railroad holdings. It states assistance from W. H. Axline and railroad detectives. Due to a strike and tense town conditions, the committee that hosted weekly Monday night dances in City Park for the Fire Company has paused those events for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. and Q. Railroad
W. H. Axline
Traveling Man Or Homebound Riddle Solved By Judge
A wry judge quips on Manning’s living patterns, asking how one knows he travels, answering that he stays home contentedly. The Birmingham Sun notes a daughter’s clothing burden tied to ongoing financial strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Birmingham Sun
Bible Thought Live Right Today
A brief prompter offering a verse from Proverbs reminding readers not to boast tomorrow since each day holds unknown outcomes. The note emphasizes living with humility and presence in the current day.
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Fisher
Universal Pictures
Barry Wyers
Crusoe
Noble Johnson
Friday
Robinson Crise
Nick Carter
Tom Carrigan
Nick
Senta Pollard
Hatines
United Brethren
Wm. R. Glen
Washington Street
Bible Thought
Bank of Personal Service
Culler’s Auction
Co. E. Culler, Prop
Liberty Loan
Victory
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Eve
Ron Spt Sheree
Mullinix & Bentz
the Rug Store
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Charles Opel
Haller & Co
Roy W. Poole
BEST
Atlas Cement
Ofice
Bantas St. Phoors
Maryland
West Pratt St
Express, Stock
Farcel Post
Stricker Bros, Inc
Jesse H. Michael
South Market
the Home Building and Loan
THE
Commercial State Bank
McCleery
Jewelry
P. O
Marge
Optical Department
Ranteed
Satt
C. L. Kefauver
Frederick
Robert F. Barrick
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!