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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1922

Page

10

O Dunne moves to impeach state prison board

Baltimore attorney Eugene O Dunne filed articles of impeachment against the Maryland State Board of Prison Control at Annapolis over the House of Correction. The 50 page brief includes 16 specifications and seeks a public inquiry led by Governor Ritchie, who declined a sweeping investigation. The board members named include Ogle Marbury chair, Dr J Hubert Wade treasurer, and Robert H Carr and Robert B Case of Baltimore.

Maryland State Board of Prison Control Annapolis Eugene O'Dunne Baltimore House of Correction Ritchie Atlantic City O’duane Ogle Marbury Laurel J. Hubert Wade Boonsboro Robert H. Carr Robert BD. Case State Board of Prison Control O’dunne

Daylight saving debate divides Frederick farmers and workers

Frederick county farmers show indifference to daylight saving in the District of Columbia. Train schedule changes to sync with Washington time may affect milk shipments by rail, though most producers ship to recessing stations. Frederick businessmen discuss the proposal while factory workers support it. a petition circulating among Ox Fibre Brush Company employers gathers signatures. A separate item reports Charles Sherne, colored, fined $10 for assault near Fountain Mills after a late morning fight with his father.

Frederick County District of Columbia Cairy Washington Frederick Washingon Ox Fibre Brush Company Charles Sherne Fountain Mills J. Grahame Johnson Alien Bartgis Sherne

Middletown Band to debut new uniforms this summer

The Middletown Band will start the summer season with a full set of new uniforms ordered by director Albert Boileau from the Young Men's Shop. Volsteadism era language notes the phrase good fellow appears in Greenville, South Carolina.

Middletown Albert ¥. Boileau Bangkoks Panamas Balibuntals

No Change Planned in Western Maryland Shop System

Maxwell Byers, president of Western Maryland Railway, indicated no change to the contract repair shop system at Hagerstown following the U S Railroad Labor Board decision in Chicago. The board ruled that outside contracting for shop repair work violates the Transportation Act and that wage and working rule provisions are illegal if they conflict with board standards. The ruling forms part of a broader dispute over farming out labor between union shop crafts and the Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad. A music program featured a large crowd as the local school band, among the state’s best known, performed for attendees who recalled a recent visit by the group.

Western Maryland Railway Hagerstown Maxwell Byers United States Railroad Labor Board Chicago Railroad Labor Board Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad

Hog Cholera Reported on Two Maryland Farms

The Bureau of Animal Industry U S. Department of Agriculture warns hog cholera exists on the George D Derr farm near Middletown and on the Abert E B Holter farm near Braddock Heights.

George D Derr Middletown Abert EB. Holter Braddock Heights Bureau of Animal Industry U . S. Department of Agriculture

Parade Feature Highlights St Marys Band at Brunswick Reunion

A feature of Brunswick's parade for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Veterans Association second annual reunion was the St Marys Industrial School band from Baltimore. Sixty musicians, led by Brother Paul and Brother Fiielis, arrived by bus, toured in the early morning, and performed later at St Francis School after marching with its children.

Brunswick Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Veterans Association St. Mary's Industrial School Band Baltimore Brother Paul Brother Fiielis John 3. Donlan St. Francis’ Church St. Francis’ School St Francis School

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