Anti France meet gathers Republicans to oppose senator France
Visitors from across Maryland attend a Braddock Heights gathering called by Col. D. John Markey to unite Republicans against Senator Joseph J. France. Resolutions attacking France’s Senate work are expected, with letters from all sections read aloud. Attendees include both men and women and a likely broad representation from western Maryland.
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D. John Markey
Joseph J. France
Braddock Heights
Col. Markey
Frederick
France
Senate
thing
Charles McC. Mathias
Miss Pearl Eader
Thomas Pownall
Cumberland
friends of France
Lowenstein and Wertheimer Sold to Frederick Firm
Attorney Leo Weinberg announces Rosenbloom and Cohen, two owners of B. Rosenour and Sons, Inc., have purchased Lowenstein and Wertheimer's fixtures stock in trade and goodwill from Charles and David Wertheimer. The move follows their April acquisition of B. Rosenour and Sons and signals plans to form a new corporation and open a large up to date department store in Frederick. Charles Wertheimer remains to develop local financial and agricultural interests.
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Leo Weinberg
Rosenbloom
W. Cohen
B. Rosenour & Sons, Inc
Charles
David Wertheimer
Lowenstein and Wertheimer
Frederick
Messrs. Rosenbloom
Cohen
Levy
B. Rosenour & Sons
Rosenbloom and Cohen
David Lowenstein
Charles Wertheimer
Connellsville
Lowenstein
Two Take Month's Time in Jail for Bartonsville Fight
William Dixon and Sam Mason, both colored, found guilty of a Bartonsville melee. Each fined ten dollars plus costs, then jailed for 30 days at Hotel Jones for nonpayment. Earl Davis was slashed during the dance fight. Sarah Combs, also colored of Groves, implicated, later found hiding in a quarry and jailed pending hearing.
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William Dixon
Sam Mason
Bartonsville
Alan. M. Wood
Hotel Jones
Earl Davis
James A. Jones
Charles W. Smith
Allen Bartgis
Dixon
Mason
Sarah Combs
Grove's
Smith
Bartgis
Sarah
Frederick
Armory Board Named To Run Frederick Armory
Frederick Armory Board met Tuesday and organized with Major Elmer F. Munshower as temporary chairman. Members include Lt. Guy Andera secretary, Lt. Lewis V. Kreh, Capt. Sarrick to oversee building, and J. H. Gambrill Jr, George E. Wilcoxon, Col. D. John Markey. Rules and rental rates for armory use were discussed, with charges setup for private dances, basketball, meetings, and public events.
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Frederick Armory Board
Elmer F. Munshower
Guy Andera
ots Liewt
Lewis V. Kreh
Sarrick
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
George E. Wilcoxon
D. John Markey
Col. Markey
Frederick
Milton A. Reckord
Maryland National Guard
General Reckord
American Legion
Ladies Auxiliary of the
the
GAR
Miners Arrested After Railcar Collision at Thomas West Virginia
One hundred fifty striking miners and sympathizers were arrested at Thomas as they attempted to block entrance to the pit. Deputies hauled prisoners to Parsons for hearings. A rear coach derailed at Limrock, injuring many prisoners, while doctors rushed to assist. Authorities denied a report the coach fell from a 150 foot embankment.
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Associated Press
Elkins
W. Va
snd
Thomas
West Virginia
Parsons
Limrock
Blackwater
omncast Parsons
Western Maryland Railroad
Snook questions meeting purpose and urges GOP unity
Mr Snook said he was invited to join committees but did not accept or consider it. He asked why the meeting had been called and urged the Republican Party to unite and boost efforts rather than engage in petty squabbles.
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RENO
HARP
Snook
Paris
munch
House Adjournment Plans Upset by Senate Clash
Washington June 2 Senate blocked Senator Curtis Kansas attempts to give Senate consent to adjournment pending talks with Democratic leaders. The resolution requested by House leaders aimed to adjourn to August Kiwanis Club Meets. The Kiwanis luncheon at Wayside Inn drew 35 attendees with a musical program featuring Mrs. Joseph T. Pyles Ralph Bowers and David Hagan. One new member Cr rast Gambrill joined the roster under class pie SK Cle Mace.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Curtis
Kansas
greene
Kiwanis Club
Wayside Ion
Joseph T. Pyles
Ralph Bowers
David Hagan
Crras Gambrill
pies SK
Veterans Bureau Campaign Opens in Frederick County
The United States Veterans Bureau launched an active effort in Frederick City and county to urge ex service men to reinstate War Risk Insurance. Attorney I D Clawson leads the drive with Red Cross and American Legion support. health status may require premiums and interest payments for reinstatement.
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United States Veterans’ Bureau
Maryland
Frederick
I. D. Clawson
U. S. Bureau
Red Cross
G. Hunter Bowers
American Legion
H. G. Hooks
U. S. Veterans* Bureau
Hagerstown
Charles B. Dye
Freder
Clawson
Hooks
Dublin Four Courts siege as Irish forces clash with Irregulars
Provisional government troops and Irregulars fight in Dublin with the Four Courts barricaded and Fowlers Hall besieged. Reports say 15 killed, heavy fire from rifles machine guns and shells. Crowds watch as reinforcements arrive and the area remains under siege.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Parnell Square
O'Connor
sol
Public heat and wet June mark a record period
The city endures record heat with a 95 degree high and a humid spell. Rainfall has topped six inches this month, over three inches above normal, making it the wettest June since 1916. Nights stayed warm at 70.5 degrees and officials expect potential thundershowers with easterly winds.
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mercury
Miss Wyand and Mr. Coblentz to Wed This Evening
Miss Wyand and Mr. Coblentz marry at St. Pauls church Hagerstown this evening. Bride Miss Mary Helen Wyand daughter of Mr and Mrs Webster H Wyand and groom Mr Leslie Ninian Coblentz of Middletown will be married by Rev F S Wyand. Attendants include Miss Frances Wyend maid of honor and four bridesmaids. Best man J Vernon Coblentz with ushers Ralph Wyand Homer Remsburg Arthur Pleslder and Foster Bittle. Reception at 40 East North street then wedding trip.
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St. Paul’s Th. B. church
Hagerstown
Mary Helen Wyand
Webster H. Wyand
Ralph Stickell
Middletown
William Dutton
Mary Bester
Frederick
J. Vernon Coblentz
Messia
Ralph Wyand
Homer Remsburg
Arthur Pslelder
Harvard
Foster Bittle
East North street
No Arrests In Connection With Shooting At Coal Mine
St Clairsville Ohio June 28 John H Major a steam shovel operator shot to death yesterday during an alleged attack by striking miners upon an automobile in which he rode with two companions was reported to have been an employee of the Catherine Coal Company at Uniontown Major worked at the Union Coal Stripping Co near Lafferty Investigators say he ignored a mine union official request to quit work claiming he had a financial interest in the mine With Major were Clyde Major his nephew and Clark Story both wounded About 200 men in the crowd and sheriff Lynch said investigators had not determined who fired the shots The apparent mob violence surrounding the incident was noted with uncertainty about details
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Associated Press
St. Clairsville
John H. Major
Catherine Coal Company
Uniontown
Major
Union Coal Stripping Co
Lafferty
Union Coal Company
Clyde Major
Clark Story
Lynch
Maryland Soldiers Begin Camp July Twenty Second
Brig Gen Milton A Reckord announces Maryland National Guard encampment moves within thirty days. About 2200 troops from First and Fifth Infantry Regiments and the One Hundred and Fourth Medical Regiment will go into Edgewood camp July 22 to August 5 for military drills and athletics. Also notes historic post office in St Augustine and Seville records on building dates and ownership by a Spanish governor.
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Milton A. Reckord
Maryland National Guard
Maryland
Reckord
Edgewood
United States
T. Augustine
Florida
Seville
Spain
Georie Mendez
pha Greer
Florils
Conference Saturday on Ending Strike Arranged by White House
President Harding to summon representative coal operators from across the United States to Washington for a Saturday meeting with miners union representatives to discuss wage scales and potential conference to resolve the bituminous coal strike. Secretaries Davis and Hoover chaired White House talks while John Lewis considered the matter. The plan calls for a 10 o clock assembly to explore steps to start wage negotiations, with miners seeking a native conference and operators preferring district talks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
United States
White House
Davis
Hoover
John Le Lewis
United Mings Workers
gene
Cox sails for Europe to study economic conditions
New York dispatch reports James M. Cox, Ohio Democrat and former presidential candidate, sailing for Europe to observe economic conditions and criticize the Harding administration. He accuses Washington of inaction on the League of Nations and tariff issues and plans to visit most continental countries excluding Russia.
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Associated Press
New York
Harding
League of Nations
Jas. M. Cox
Ohio
Europe
Washington
Russia
Cox
Marines Maneuver on Wet Gettysburg Field
Gettysburg Pa June 28 Marines kept two regiments in camp and sent companies for attack formation as heavy rain soaked the field. Forts were built to speed action and machine guns fed into today's formations. Rapid progress was expected in developing troops for sham battles next Monday and Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Gettysburg
Market strength and irregularity in New York trading
Market strength appeared in early trading as oils led gains with Mexican Petroleum rising four points and Pan American firming near ten points. General Asphalt and Standard Oil of California posted gains before a late rally faded as investment shares stalled.
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Associated Press
New York
Mexican Petroleum
cain
General Asphint
tandard Oil
California
Cosdea
Robbed of 65 000 in Diamonds by Chicago Broker
St Louis June 28 Morris Shinder stan Chicago diamond broker today reported to the police that he had been robbed of 65 000 in diamonds and jewelry while en route to Mexico Mo from St Louis yesterday
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The
Associated Press
St. Louis
Morris Shinderstan
Chicago
polka
Mexico
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Fort Lauderdale
United States Senate
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London
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Germantown
Four Courts
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