Linseed Meal Dispute Sparks $3000 Damages Suit
D Walter Lind of Ladiesburg sues G Willis Zimmerman, manager of the local mill, for $3000 claiming he was falsely accused of theft and discharged from Glade Valley Baking Co after a dispute over linseed meal. Lind alleges his sack weighed 74.5 pounds and that Zimmerman and another worker conspired to charge him with stealing the extra amount.
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D. Walter Lind
Ladiesburg
Aaron R. Anders
G. Willis Zimmerman
Glade Valley Baking Co
Lind
Joseph Lind
Zimmerman
Walter
John A. Nicodemus
Clade Valley Baking Co
Mr. Nicodemus
Boy Scouts to Watch Blue Ridge Games Free Passes
Every boy under twelve will receive a free season ticket to all Blue Ridge games in Freder ick during Boys Week. Passes are issued via the Chamber of Commerce and a special enclosure at Agricultural Park will host the youths with supervision by Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Boys’ Work Committee
Blue Ridge
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Y. M
Agricultural Park
Grove
French feeler triggers European reaction to U S invitation
Washington reports that French sources in Genoa sent a teeter on U S willingness to join The Hague conference. The American reply was seen as sympathetic but not an acceptance, fueling confusion across European capitals after the United States declined the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Genoa
Economic Conference
United
Hague
United States
Maryland Registrars Formally Organize at Hood College
The Maryland Branch of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars was formed at Hood College with Hillegeist of Maryland named president and Lantz of Hood College as vice president. The group planned annual meetings each November and toured Hood College after the luncheon.
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universities and colleges of Maryland
Hood College
Maryland
American Association of Collegiate Registrars
Hillegeist
University of Maryland
W A. Lantz
Currie Mae Probst
Goucher College
Gavener College
Baltimore
Apple
Tsenogle
Western Maryland College
William Hillezeist
Alma Priénkert
College Park
Rose Stevanek
Joseph J. Ayd
Loyola College
E C Rixter
Blue Ridge College
A. S. Hall
Washington College
Miss Bateman
State Department of Education
Caroline Means
Maryland State Normal School
C. V W. Probst
A. Lantz
Hood Colere
Marian
Conferring of Degrees Amid Lodge Guests Across States
King Caid Lodge No. 50 I O F hosts a Tuesday night meeting with 100 attendees from five states. Fifteen candidates receive Love and Truth degrees from Loudoun Lodge No. 26, Leesburg. Several dignitaries praise visitors and urge support for the Odd Fellows Home. pledges are collected. Additional entertainment follows, with guests from multiple lodges including Texner No. 64 and Frederick City No. 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Caid Lodge
Loudoun Lodge
Leesburg
King David Lodge
George C. Slagle
W. J. King
L. H. Hall
H. C. Littlejohn
H. Dorsey Etchison
Frederick City
behal
Eli G. Haugh
Odd Fellows
Maryland
Charles F. Seeger
John C. Whitter
Adamstown
Texner Lodge
New York
City Lodge
Harrsburg
Tuscarora Lodge
Martinsburg
West Virginia
New Windsor
Pleasant Hill Lodge
Poolesville
Fidelity Lodge
New Market
Adamstown Lodge
Market shows strong during the forenoon
New York May 17 Governing gains spread across copper shares and cheap oils, motors, and equipment as dealings broadened. Chemicals, tobaccos, and textiles attracted professional bets with Cocoa Cola and Postum Cereal among notable names. Crucible, Lackawanna, Midvale, Republic, and SchlosSfnefield led as notable firms in the second hour. Atlantic Coast Line, New Haven, and Rock Island were strong regional movers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
eteria
Crucible
Lackawanna
Midvale
Republic
Schlos
Snefield
New Ouleans
Texas
Megien
Atlantic Coast
Lias
New Haven
Rock Island
Weather aids Maryland plant growth in a favorable week
The Associated Press reports Baltimore on May 17 noting weather favored plant growth and farming. Wheat and oats are in good to excellent condition in Allegany and Garrett counties sowing completed and early oats emerging. Corn planting progressed rapidly with early planted corn coming up.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Aliexany
Garrett
Stocks Rally As Market Opens With Higher Activity
The market opened at 3 12 percent with copper led gains and renewed interest in secondary steels and machinery. Buying was strong, with about 1,400,990 shares trading as prices advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tevesa
Frederick Lions Club to Organize at Wayside Inn
Frederick Lions Club forms tonight at Wayside Inn with a 6 30 dinner. Baltimore visitors join charter members for talks songs and stories as officers are elected and rules adopted. Speakers include Dr C E Heatwale president Baltimore Lions and M Nelson Bond Maryland District governor.
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Frederick Lions’ Club
Wayside Inn
Frederick Lions
Baltimore
Frederick
Jacob Schmidt
Chan Opel
D. R. Zimmerman
Chas. F. Seeger
N. Noel Hafler
P. E. Michael
C. L. A. Dunsing
J. A. Williamson
F. M. Detrzbaugh
Richard F. Simmons
A. Hert Etchison
Guy C. Roser
John E. Schell
Dr. B. M. Davis
Dr. G. Crist
C. A Chas
Opel Pe
T. Pyres
OLichael
H. Noel Haller
Frederick Amigo
$945 Verdict Is Rendered Against Owner of Garage
The Maryland circuit court awards 945 in damages to Charles S. Dell and his daughter Marguerite of Baltimore against John H. Grove trading as Frederick City Garage. Dell seeks 615 for car damages. Marguerite 130 for medical bills and 200 for suffering from a broken collarbone. The Dec 5 1992 accident near Mt Carmel church on the Baltimore pike involved a Studebaker delivering to Grove’s employee James Brown. The Studebaker skidded on a dirt shoulder, struck the Packard, causing the rollover. Brown was acquitted earlier by a magistrate. The three judges unanimously upheld the verdict.
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Rockville
Charles S. Dell
Marguerite Dell
Baltimore
John H. Grove
Frederick City
Dell
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Edward C. Peter
Leo Weinberg
Robert B Peter
Samyee 4. Lewis
Thomas J. Dawson
Baltimore pike
Mt. Carmel church
Packard
Marguerite
Studebaker
James Brown
Grove
Studebsker
Brown
Urner
Lunches and expenses highlight defunct Dier firm bankruptcy
New York May 17 Investors in the failed brokerage E. D. Dier & Co. saw how funds vanished as accountant Bernard F. Rice testified at a bankruptcy hearing. From 1921 to 1922 the firm spent over 2.5 million with only 20 thousand income. Lunches totaled 35 thousand dollars and other petty costs climbed into the tens of thousands. Administrative charges neared 700 thousand with large branch maintenance. Salary costs reached 455 thousand, while cash withdrawals claimed by Dier and others amounted to 319 thousand. Gross commissions and interest totaled 492,824, with 470 thousand paid as commissions to other houses for client trading.
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New York
E. D. Dier & Co
Bernard F. Rice
Seman Miller
Rice
betty
Dier
general administration
Extra Guard Placed at Jail to Prevent Delivery of Labor Leaders
An army of police was deployed in Chicago to deter suspected individuals failing to comply with police orders as officials describe a plan by convict labor leaders to rule the city through murder, fire, and terrorism. The city is described as an occupied area with public buildings and many under construction guarded to thwart threats amid the murder, bombings, and fires tied to a labor leaders campaign against a wage award. A special guard surrounded the county jail after reports that a delivery of labor officials including Biz Tim Murphy Fred Mader and Con Shea held on murder charges was planned.
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Associated Press
Chicago
law
Sandia
Biz
Tim” Murphy
Fred Mader
Con
Shea
Pinchot Wins Nomination for Governor in Pa
Philadelphia May 17 Gifford Pinchot appears to have won the Republican nomination for governor on unofficial returns. Secretary Baker said Allegheny majorities could determine state outcome while Pepper leads Burke for the Senate at large. Pinchot plans to depart Philadelphia after declaring victory and continues to claim victory with campaign leaders reporting Allegheny gains.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Watress
Charles R. Connell
Anderson H. Walters
Focht
Helen Grimes
Allegheny county
Ellen Duan Davis
Jane E. Leonard
Internal Affairs
Gifford Pinchot
W. Harry Baker
State Republican committee
Allegheny
Pinchot
Baker
Alter
Pittsburgh
Altter
George Wharton Pepper
Republcan
Penrose
sieely rising
Burke
organized labor
American Legion
Stair Forester
4000 Marines to Pass Through Gettysburg Area
The Marine Corps plans a summer maneuver near Gettysburg with 4000 Marines refighting the Civil War battle using modern weapons. They may march through Maryland into Pennsylvania visiting Frederick Emmitsburg and possibly Carroll Washington Hagerstown as routes are prepared.
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Marine Corps
Gettysburg
Wilderness
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Frederck
Emmitsburg
Four Dead After Bridge Collapse Near Martin Texas
Martin Texas May 17 four dead or missing were the latest casualty estimate after a bridge collapse across the Brazos River near here yesterday. Persons reported missing last night have all been accounted for today. Magistrate prisoner Stroissing Tragedian Yee noted as a previously convicted offender in provincial records.
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Associated Press
Martin
Texas
acros
Brazox River
here
Pereone
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New Organization
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New Frederick Organization
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SUIT
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California
Rudolph Valentino
Winifred Hudauteft
Mexico
Jean Acker
Army Of Police
Russia
Topoea
E. D. Dier Co
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