Hamburger Clothing Plant Sold to Muse Tailoring Co
The clothing factory at 117 South Market Street, operated by Isaac Hamburger and Sons, Inc., is sold to the Muse Tailoring Co of Baltimore. The new owners will run on contract work only, hire 175 to 200 workers, and begin full operations as demand allows. The Baltimore store remains with Hamburger.
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Isaac Hamburger and Sons, Inc
South Market street
Muge Tailoring Co
Baltimore
Hamburger concern
Muse concern
Hamburger
Muse Tailoring Co
Harmburger concern
Baltimore stora
Hamburgers
Dr. Thomas W. Koons Repeats as Cumberland Mayor
Dr. Thomas W. Koons defeated Joseph H. Griffin by a 2,153 vote majority to win a fifth term as mayor of Cumberland. unofficial returns indicate over 5 percent of registered voters participated in the election reported by The Associated Press from Cumberland.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Thomas W. Koons
Joseph H. Griffin
British May Put Cordon of Troops on Ulster Frontier
The British government may have to consider drawing a cordon of imperial troops between warring elements on the Ulster frontier. Colonial Secretary Churchill stated in the House of Commons.
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Associated Press
London
Ulster frontier
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Ear rings craze takes Frederick by storm in 1920s feel
Frederick girls adopt new ear rings, shifting from old pearl studs to jet and jade styles. Jewelers rush to stock fashion, while local chatter hails the trend as a sign of modern girl culture. The piece notes the generational cycle and ponders what fad follows.
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Frederick
Frederick Jonfang
Buede
Permits Granted to 53 to Sell Milk in Frederick
The city mayor and board of aldermen announced the names of fifty three farmers licensed to deliver or sell milk in Frederick pending the appointment of a field milk inspector. The list includes numerous farmers from Frederick County with licenses tied to meeting city milk ordinance regulations and no license cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Harry M. Howard
Claude Trout
John E. Kolb
J. W. H. Magaha
Frank A. Mohler
E. B. Staley
Locust Pavel Dairy
Thomas J. Cecil
G. Edgar Roderick
Walkersville
Fred B. Krantz
W. T. Delaplaine
C. C. Wachter
William H. Cramer
Charles V. Wastier
W. D.N. Zimmerman
Philip H. Cline
Jefferson
Marion E. Snecht
Victor Poffenberger
Mattie Nusbaum
Asa S. Atterberry
James W. Whipp
Middletown
Hiram G. Thomas
Recke
Charles T. Marshall
LeRoy Hoke
E. Austin Rauchman
Hood Colllege
Charlies Staler
Yellow Springs
Harvey O. Young
Hears C. Krantz
C. Keefer
Calvin H. Stail
Harry C. Green
Harmony Grove
Weather forecasts split over spring cold snap
National weather prophet and local observer forecast gradual warming after a cold wave. Local forecaster says crops benefit from the cold, buds delayed until next month. Temperatures fell to 31 with 44 high, clouded skies and intermittent snow flurries and ice formation this morning.
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W. QO
sharp
mercury
West Va Miners Back 6 Hour Day Five Day Week
Charleston March 22 The six hour day a five day week no wage reduction and other policies adopted by the international organization were endorsed at District 17 United Mine Workers of America convention with few dissenting votes. Delegates deplored Frant Farrington Illinois miners president for proposing separate agreements and called such moves disloyal to the international union.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
international organization
District 17
United Mine Workers of America
Frant Farrington
Farrington
international union
Enforcement bill dies in House after close vote
In the General Assembly action on local measures the dry enforcement bill was killed in the House by 53 to 48. A Senate petition backed by 1,560 World War veterans and 27 physicians urged passage of the Senate bill increasing taxes on race tracks. Delegate Catshell's penalty bill for local liquor laws and Newman’s bills on county justice powers and constitutional section applications were noted. The House also passed a Brunswick charter repeal and defeated the enforcement bill, ending the measure with non-concurrence.
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Senate
General Assembly
House
Charles F. Goodell
Finance committee
Goodell
Catshell
Newman
Frederick county
Anti-Saloon League
Desultory firing blamed on Irish Free State border area
Reports from Belfast say desultory firing continued along the Tyrone Monaghan frontier. Irish Republican Army members were observed moving between occupied houses near Ballaugh bridge and believed to be relieving sniping outposts along the boundary.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Free State
Tyrone
Monaghan
Aughnacloy
Caledon
Ballaugh bridge
Irish Republican army
Oklahoma Bank Scandal Indicts 51 Individuals
Fifty one warrants were delivered to the Sheriff following an Oklahoma grand jury probe into the failure of the Bank of Commerce in Okmulgee. The indictments, returned last night, name 23 persons including prominent locals and at least one state official.
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Associated Press
Okmulgee
Okla
grand jury
Bank of Commerce
Alcohol Plant in Chicago to Reopen
Chicago authorities report the United States Industrial Alcohol Company plant will reopen after a Prohibition order was canceled. The plant had been shut due to a series of robberies totaling 166,900 gallons of alcohol. Company guards have been increased to prevent further losses.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Prohibition Direcor Gresort
United States Industrial Alcohol Company
Gregory
Strike sympathizers attack mill workers in Pawtucket
Report from March 22 cites police that some textile strike sympathizers attacked workers in Fairlawn, throwing stones and firing revolvers. Several workers fled as officers investigated with no injuries confirmed yet.
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Presa
Pawtucket
ROI
etrhe
de Fairlawn de tries
Washington Street art exhibit draws 1000 tickets sold
The Washington Street School hosts an art exhibit opening at 1:30 pm, continuing for three days. Chronological works from Egyptian to modern American art are displayed. Prof. Chester G. Clem praises the education value and calls for larger attendance to fund more acquisitions. Friday programs feature a student performance at 2:30 pm and a Boys' High Orchestra concert at 7:30 pm with a detailed lineup of selections.
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WASHINGTON ST. SCHOOL
Washington Street school
walla
Europe
Chester G. Clem
S. Fenton Harris
Masonic Temple Debt Campaign Gains Momentum
The Masonic Temple Debt Campaign gains momentum with a six o clock meeting in the Temple banquet hall. A supper featured salt water oysters ham and desserts served by a large committee. Teams reported strong effort with only five failures to date, and the executive committee expects a quicker completion than planned.
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Masonic Temple
Temple
H. C. Zacharias
Frank Suman
Wm. Mehming
J. B. Atkinson
G. H. Droreburg
Wm. Herwig
Roger B. Wolfe
Darner
J. H. Harris, Jr
Soles
Fateful Mt St Josephs College Fire Recalled
Seventy seven years ago yesterday Mt St Josephs College near Emmitsburg caught fire. Firemen recalled the event as the Juliet steamer from the Independents aided by rail to Key Mar and Western Maryland faced 15 degrees below zero. Water froze and a man was freed after being frozen to a ladder. The reservoir emptied as the steamer fought the blaze.
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Mt St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania
Key Mar
Maryland
Maryland Banks Observe Maryland Day Holiday March 25
Banks and financial institutions in Frederick and across Maryland will observe Saturday March 25 as a holiday for Maryland Day. The day was proclaimed by an act of Legislature about two years ago and has since been observed. No business will be transacted after Friday closing and will resume Monday morning. Merchants who can payrolls on Friday secure funds for the week.
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MARYLAND
Frederick
Receivers Named for Brunswick Co operative Association
The court appointed James A Weetall and H Kieffer Delauter as receivers for the Brunswick Co operative Association Inc after a suit by Jeremiah F Good et al declaring insolvency and losses at its store. Bonds set at 7000 each. assets about 7900 with liabilities exceeding that. The 1918 incorporated firm had 10000 capital, 1000 shares at 10 each. plaintiffs seek dissolution and liquidation proceeds to creditors. Delauter represented the plaintiffs. The defense admitted the charges.
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James A. Weetall
H. Kieffer Detauter
Brunewick Co-operative Association, Inc
Jeremiah F. Good
H. Kieffer Delauter
Navy strength cuts fall short of Denby plan in treaty talks
The Navy committee proposes a minimum enlisted strength of 49 000 plus 6000 apprentices, 10000 under Denby's estimate, with caps on academy class commissions and a distribution reform affecting Annapolis appointments while preserving most cadets' status. A dwelling sale in Cincinnati transfers property from Mayne to Lain.
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Associated Proes
Washington
Hovee Naval committee
navy
Denby
naval academy
bili
House br
Bauer
wader
Annapolis
U S Demands Allied Nations Pay Occupation Costs
The United States issues a formal note to Britain France Belgium Italy Japan and others demanding repayment of occupation costs in Germany. Washington says the costs should be paid in full from German reparations, and the notices were prepared for presentation in Paris and to allied governments.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Washington
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Japan
State department
Rhineland
House committee adopts resolution for rule suspension
Washington March 22 A resolution to suspend the rules so the soldiers bonus bill could be considered tomorrow was approved by the Rules committee. Chairman Campbell said the House would meet at 11 a.m for an hour of debate before the bonus bill, and four hours would be allowed for debate on the bill requiring only a majority vote for the resolution’s adoption.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Campbell
Rules
Selling of coalers proceeds steadily in stock market
The morning stock market saw coalers sell steadily with Reading down two points, Lehigh Valley and Norfolk and Western down. Pacific and Grangers were weaker while Pennsylvania New Haven Erie Ontario and Western rose. Pullman rose two points as the notable exception. call money opened at 4 percent.
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Associated Preas
New York
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Norfolk and Western
Pacific
Grangers
Pennsylvania
New Haven
Erie
Ontario
Western
Pullman
County Bids Sought for Montevue and Jail Supplies
Montevue and the jail will receive bids from vendors for beef and beef cattle bread groceries and dry goods. Bids open March 28.
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Montevue
Facing Trial Cox Promoter Known for Aviation Ads
Seymour Cox an off promoter whose enterprise ran into millions of dollars faces trial in Houston Texas on a charge of using the mails illicitly. Cox and his family have drawn international attention for their advertising ventures in aviation.
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Seymour Cox
Houston
Tex
Cox
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