Bank Robbery Loot At Woodbine Bank Reveals Loss
Officials expect to finish checking the bank loss today after thieves looted about fifty safe deposit boxes while the bank was closed from Saturday to Monday. No clues point to suspects as detectives from Burns agency and local police assist. same gang is suspected after a similar method used at Monrovia Bank.
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Woodbine Bank
Burns Agency
Monrovia Bank
Roger H. Williams
State Police
Sheriff and Deput’s
Carroll County
Strike Ultimatum Sent to Railroads
Chicago May 31 A virtual ultimatum to American railroads through the railroad labor board was presented by the federated shop crafts representing 400 000 railway employees in a request for a conference with the board. If the board declines a strike ballot will go out to shop men nationwide. A further $50 000 000 wage cut is threatened in a decision due Friday or Saturday in the shopmen's case. Two questions on violations of board decisions and overtime pay have been authorized for submission. A walkout is unlikely before September 1.
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Chicago
Railroads of America
Railroad Labor Board
Federated Shop Crafts
B. M. Jewell
Jewell
Brunswick Brings Grace Episcopal Church Cornerstone Laying
The Grace Episcopal church in Brunswick will lay its cornerstone today at 3 o clock with the Right Rev John Gardner Murray Bishop of Maryland and Rev Edward J Helfenstein to deliver the address. Visiting clergy will attend along with Masonic ceremonies and a church choir.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Brunswick
John Gardner Murra
Baltimore
Maryland
Edward J. Helfenstein
Murray
Helfenstein
Wook
I OE
Hellenstein
Ikram
Neversary
Archhdeacon
Washington farmers seek coyotes to curb field mice
Washington state farmers look to reintroduce or import coyotes to manage field mice after efforts to kill pests failed. The plan relies on the natural predator to reduce crop-damaging mouse populations and protect yields.
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Washington State
Neighborhood quarrel ends with warning from Justice Johnson
Ed ward Stoner and Melvin Repp faced a criminal quarrel before Justice J Grahame Johnson over alleged threats to shoot. Witnesses described disorderly conduct and a shove over a grabbed arm. Stoner denied intent to harm and gun ownership. Johnson dismissed the case, warning all parties to keep the peace. Residents live on Beatz street between Jourth and Fifth.
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Edward Stoner
Melvin Repp
J. Grahame Johnson
Stoner
Repp
Justice Johnson
Bolt
Winpigler
Beatz Street
Jourth
Fifth
Knockout Hits Quick Two Minute Finish At Arena
A knockout in two minutes jars fans who paid a high admission price, as reported by the Omaha World-Herald. The brisk finish underscored the mismatch between spectacle value and crowd excitement.
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Omaha World-Herald
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Federal Board
Lewistown
Kirstins Aon Baumgardner
Kemp
Woodbury
Mennen
Colgate
Gilette
Daggett & Ramsdell’s
Hinds
C. Thomas Kemp
Wisler
Tro
Justice
Picipala
Puddine At All Grocers
Fruit Puddine Co
Usco
U. S
United States
United States G Rubber Company
Maryland Garage CO
Frederick, Md
Star Motor
Knoxville
Diller & Starr
Libertytown
America
Central Trust Company
Frederick
Emmitsburg, Md
Myersville, Md
Monrovia, Md
Thurmont, Md
Wice
Ford Owners
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Fore
Fordsca Frederick Motor Co. R
Warfield
West
Patrick ST
Gren Warchsackers Guild
Time AR
Smellnaker Chncimail
C. M. Malone
North Market St
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