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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

9

Bonus plan labeled only a pension in court challenge

Harry O. Brawner’s attorney argues the World War II bonus act is unconstitutional before Judge Stein in Baltimore City Court. The hearing on a demurrer focused on the plan’s $9 million appropriation and a military service recognition board empowered to spend as needed, with the act offering monthly cash or education options to veterans.

Henry H. Linneen Harry O. Brawner Baltimore Judgs Stein Brawner Amos W. W. Woodcock Allan H Fisher Stein Dinneen Board of Election Supervisors Dinnen

May Reach Agreement to End Rail Strike

Indications emerge that a settlement may be reached between Western Maryland Railway workers and management after a 10 week strike. Public pressure, business losses in Maryland, and calls for action drive hopes of an early accord. Reports of a nervous breakdown of the president are unconfirmed. The Interstate Commerce Commission may probe railroad property conditions. Strikers plan to appeal Judge Rak’s decision to the Appellate Court in Richmond.

Western Maryland Railroad Hangerstown Maryland Ht 18 Maxwell C. Byers Western Maryland Railway Interstate Commerce Commisson Commissio Rak J. Cleveland Gri Hagerstown Grice Richmond

Cake Demonstration at Local Grocery Shows Baked Goods Variety

Mrs. Lford T. MacGill demonstrates a choice range of small cakes and crackers by the G. and L. Baking Company at Hugh V. Gitlinger’s North Market Street store. The public is invited to sample and enjoy the treats. Grange Wants Farm Agent in Mt Pleasant Mt Pleasant Grange No 308 at a special meeting Tuesday evening voted to support employing a county agent skilled in cooperative bovine dealings and selling. The resolution, led by George W. Perry and others, was presented to the county commissioners on Wednesday.

G. and L. Baking Company Lford T. MacGill Hugh V. Gitlinger North Market Street Grange Mt. Pleasant

Dr Orths Stomach Remedy ad promises money back

An advertisement touts Dr Orths Stomach Remedy with a money back offer. It guarantees relief from indigestion hyperacidity belching and heaviness and claims it strengthens the stomach to digest all foods, urging readers to buy a 33 cent box and return it if unsatisfied.

Orth Dr. Orth

Churchill Bans Irish Republic Clash in Commons

London reports Winston Churchill asserts Britain will not tolerate a Irish republic and vows Dublin could be re occupied if the Anglo Irish treaty terms are not observed. He warns a republic's creation would trigger military steps and re possession of territory. The session follows negotiations between Collins and de Valera and clarifies potential coalition government scenarios.

London Great Britain Ireland House of Commons Winston Churchill Churchill Dublin Commons O Provisional Eamonn de Valera Ulster de Valera Michael Collins Gile Free State Arthur Griffith Collins

Daughter Born to Zita in Madrid News

A daughter was born to former Empress Zita of Austria-Hungary. King Alfonso rushed to the palace at Pardo after hearing the news. The ex-empress resides near Madrid since returning from Madeira following Emperor Charles’s death in exile in April.

Zita Madrid Austria-Hungary Alfonso Pardo Madeira Charles Ded

U. S. Troops Guard Bridge at Laredo in Rift Threat

United States troops were placed on guard on the international bridge at Laredo after rumors of a planned attack on Nuevo Laredo across the river by a rebel force.

U.& Troops Guard Lana Antonio Tex United States International Bridge Laredo Nuevo Laredo Tivar

Woman Slain In Phone Conduit In Germantown

Philadelphia police probe a murder after 28 year old Mrs. Millie Costanzo was found head down in a hermetically sealed telephone cable conduit on Ashmead Street near her Germantown home. Her husband Charles Costanzo, missing since the day after her disappearance, is a suspect after he boasted of disposing of her body. Lieutenant Belshaw leads the murder squad in the high profile case.

Philadelphia Millie Costanzo East Ashmead Street Germantown Ashmead Street Charles Costanzo John T. Morris Chestnut Hill Belshaw Costanzo

Start New Hudson Tunnel Opens as Ground Is Broken

Ground was broken for the Hudson river vehicular tunnel between Manhattan and Jersey City despite local objections. An agreement between the Erie Railroad Company owner of the land and the New York and New Jersey Tunnel Commission allows work to begin pending settlement of a dispute over site approaches.

Hudson Jersey City N. J Hudson River Manhattan Eli Railroad Company New York and New Jersey Tunnel Commission

Lydia Pinkham's Compound Promised Relief for Pain

Mrs Richardson of Orcas Street Seattle credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing severe pains and a stubborn lump, claiming renewed energy and wellness after other remedies failed. The ad urges women to try the tonic to relieve distress and prevent future trouble.

Reneeka Mrs. Richardson Orcas St Seat Washington Lydia Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham V. Compound

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