08 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1919
Page
1
The piece extols the businessman's duty to boost local commerce and community growth through service. It frames Fredericktown Savings Institution as a community-minded partner, urging business leaders to cooperate with the bank to strengthen both enterprises and the town's development.
The First Baptist Church Dill Avenue on W Fourth Street extends a morning worship at 11 o clock led by Pastor W C Royal. Theme Belonging it or God studies in Revelations with topic The White Stone.
A brief notice invites readers to the visitors area with free seating and announces old newspapers for sale at the News Office.
The Senate committee report condemns strikes as industrial barbarism and rejects both labor and employer despotism. It asserts the public has a right to limit capital power and urges Congress to create a mediation agency with defined powers, akin to a dissolved War Labor Board, to settle disputes.
Ohio voters sustained the Legislature s ratification of Federal Prohibition by a 194 majority in Tuesday s election results reported by the comptroller. The text notes a sign language reference and includes garbled phrases from the Associated Press dispatch.
The United Mine Workers were ordered to withdraw the strike order affecting 400,000 workers as of November 1. Judge Anderson set a deadline of November 14 at six P.M. for cancellation. Union attorneys sought a delay of a week or ten days to allow arguments on the right to strike. The government objected and the court began dismissing the answer. Continued on page 3.
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