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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1922

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Frederick County Coal Allotments and Past Year Totals

The Fuel Distribution Commission reports Frederick County will receive 13,630 tons of anthracite for the coming year, down from 22,756 tons last year. A detailed list shows last year’s shipments and the new quotas for each community, with several towns listed as no estimate. The plan bases future allocations on about 60 percent of last year’s total coal production and notes some communities received coal via nearby dealers.

Frederick county David C. Winebrewer State Fuel Distribution committee Pennsylvania Adamstown Brunswick Buckeystown Catoctin Doubs Emmitsburg Emmitsburg Junction Fountain Rock Harmony Grove Jiamsville Jefferson Knoxville Ladiesburg Legore Lewistown Monrovia Matters Mt. St. Mary's Myersville New Market New Midway Point of Rocks Sabillasville Thurmont Tuscarora Walkersville Woodsboro

New Rail Conductor Trainmen Pact Keeps Pay Rates

A new agreement signed by about 49 railroads and subsidiaries along with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors maintains current wages rules and working conditions. It covers time and a half for overtime and remains in effect until October 21, 1923, with many carriers expected to join.

Associated Press Chicago Brotherhood of Railroad Order of W. G. Lee tar Oveq emplores Aspyr United Ste bunions Railroad Labor Board

Wheeling Bishop Donahze in Critical Condition

Right Rev. P. J. Donahze bishop of the Wheeling diocese is in critical condition after a year of illness. The official announcement noted his precarious state as day by day. Bruce Coming Here For Fair. Democratic senatorial nominee William Cahell Brace will visit on October 19 the big fair day to campaign in this region with local party men and representative candidates assisting.

Tha Associated Press Wheeling W. Va P. J. Donahze Catholic church ivay Bruce William Cahell Brace United States Senate Palr secon Mr. Brace

Revolution In Mexico On Guatemalan Border

A meagre dispatch from Pichucalco Chiapas reports the Federal garrison there revolted yesterday. The cause and extent are not given. Pichucalco lies on the Guatemalan border.

Mexico Associated Press Mexico City Pichucalco Chiapas Secretary of the Interior

Former Hood Girl Aids Turks Victims Relief Work

Frederick residents follow Miss Anna Lee Dingledine former Hood College student now with Near East Relief in Constantinople She and five others moved to Smyrna to reunite refugee families in the Smyrna area From Rodoso Salonica Athens and the Aegean Islands clearing stations will aid displaced kinship groups amid reported dreadful conditions in Smyrna and refugee fear Miss Dingledine’s transfer was reported by H C Jacquith Near East Relief officials note safety of workers and continued effort in Anatolia with Hood College president and state director Pellegrin confirming the assignment and purpose.

Pellegrin Near East

East Patrick Street Seer at Ideal Rooming House

Local notice advertises a psychic healer offering guidance on business love marriage health law and luck. The ad claims she removes evil influences and has helped thousands and lists hours from 10 p m to 2 m with a Chicago style address at 120 East Patrick Street Ideal Rooming House.

Lawsu EAST PATRICK STREET Ideal Rooming House

Frederick Fair to Showcase Domestic Arts Building and Innovations

The Frederick Fair opens in two weeks with a new 200 by 60 feet Domestic Arts building housing fancy work canned goods jellies flowers and art to serve women patrons. The county will see auto polo and automobile races as new attractions and 1000 square feet plus 200 feet for school and federation displays.

Frederick Big Schott Frederick county Frederick County Federation of Women’s Clubs Miss Thompson county Pennsylvania hong

Auto Kills Weverton Girl On Way To School

Thirteen year old Weverton resident Belen Bingham, an eighth grade Brunswick High pupil, was struck and killed crossing a state road near her home around 8 am. The driver fled the scene. magistrate notified and inquest unclear. She leaves parents and an older brother.

Weverton Belen Bingham Brunswick High School Helen

Money Statements Show France and Bruce Campaigns

A sworn report details funds in the recent county primary for two U S Senate candidates. EB A Alexander ledger shows receipts totaling 3289 11 and outlays of 3283 35 leaving 5 26 balance with donors including Reno S Harp John W Snook and Oliver Metzerroft. Edward J Smith reports a single receipt of 500 from Clarence K Bowie and total expenditures of 500 for auto hire advertising stamps and stationery.

EB. A. Alexander Joseph I. France U. S Edward J. Smith William Cabell Bruce Alexander Reno S. Harp John W. Snook Oliver Metzerroft

Criminal Cases Thursday Docket At Local Circuit Court

The criminal docket will be taken up again Thursday with five cases set for trial including two appeal cases from Justice J. Grahame Johnson's docket. Four cases are scheduled for Friday, one for Saturday and one for next Monday, concluding criminal cases for the term. A verdict of $114.90 was awarded to the plaintiff in the case of Robert L. Snapp versus Charles J. Ramsburg.

hrcuit court rial Justce J. Grahame Johnson ese Hammond Urner Gienan H. Worthington Edward C. Peter Robert L. Snapp Charles J. Ramsburg Snapp Ramsburg J. F. R. Heagy Reno S. Harp Wm. M. Storm Frank L. Stoer Raws- 2ure

Fair Coal Prices Set In Ohio Under Emergency Law

The Associated Press reports fair prices for Ohio coal range from 3.56 to 4.46 dollars per ton at the mines. The prices, set under the Emergency Fuel law, were announced by the governor and will take effect October 15. Governor Davis requested the measure.

Associated Press Columbus Ohio Davis

Woman Named To Seat In Senate In Place Watson

Athuta Ga Oct 3 Mrs W A Felton of Cartersville Ga was appointed by Governor Hardwick to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Thomas E Watson until the people elect a successor in November. Felton will be the first woman to become a Senator though she may not sit if a successor is elected before a November special session. She is the widow of Dr W H Felton a former Congress member and has long been active in Georgia politics.

Associated Press Athuta W. A Felton Cartersville Hardwick Thomas E. Watson Felton Senate Congress

The Search for the Light pageant at Woodsboro Hall

The Missionary Society of the Lutheran church presented The Search for the Light at Woodsboro hall on Sunday night but the venue was crowded. About 149 participants wore beautiful costumes and many spectators were turned away. the same pageant will be staged again next Sunday at the same venue.

the Missionary Society of the Lutheran church Woodaboro Woodsboro

Finger Severed at Bowers Lumber Company

Charlies Eader of East street had the third finger on his left hand cut off at the first joint while at work this morning at the Bowers Lumber Company. Mr. Fader has been employed by this company for 18 years and this is his first accident.

Charlies Eader East street Bowers Lumber Company Fader

Stock Market Prices Move Upward This Morning

New York, Oct. 3. Stock market prices moved upward during the morning. The bidding up of several specialties to new high records indicated active resumption of pool operations influenced by the better tone of foreign and domestic news and the prospect for easier money rates. Call money opened and renewed at 4 percent.

Associated Press New York

W C T U Plans 47th Maryland Convention in Walkersville

The 47th convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Maryland will be held in Walkersville on October 4 to 6. Frederick residents attend. officers include Mrs. Mary Haslup and Mrs. C Rebecca Bowen. Programs feature health and peace conferences, various committee meetings, and multiple devotional and address sessions led by local and visiting speakers. A Walkeraville desk once owned by Sir Walter Scott sells for $125.

Woman's Christian Temporanes Union of Maryland Walkersville Bordeau-Sisco Carrie E. Greene Our Loyal Temperaire Legion Maude B. Perkins New York Mary Haslup A. G. McKinney Milton Stewart Annie D. Starr Katherine A. Lips Union Signal Evelyn Totten White Ribbon Herald Ella A. Richardson Carrie A. Greene W. J. Downing Annie L. Lewis Ida Dave Mary Dare J. S. Taylor Bourdeau Sisco W. E. Taylor Mis Jeannette W. E. Moore Young Peoples G. W. McCullough E. Nicholson Washington G. T. Cecil Bertha G. Kyle Pachine W. Holme PL J. Shilte

Kemalist Forces Evacuate Neutral Zone at Dardanelles

A Turkish Nationalist dispatch from Smyrna reports Kemalists have evacuated the neutral zone along the Dardanelles straits. The Turkish cavalry has withdrawn from its Chanak advance positions, reducing the risk of clash.

Associated Press Paris Havas Smyrai Turkish Nationaliat straits of the Dardanelles Constantinople Chanak

Dance Hall Negro Fought Policeman in Want Kit Street

G. E. Robinson of Havertown was arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct at a colored dance hall. In the patrol car he struck Deputy Smith in the face, then rammed his head through the rear curtain as officers tried to secure him. He will have a hearing before Justice J. Grahame Johnson.

G. E. Robinson Haverstown Charles W. Smith Painter Want Kitt street Robinson Smith Officer Painter J. Grahame Johnson

Uncle Joe Cannon Goes Home by Auto

Washington October 3 Uncle Joe Cannon begins a cross country auto trip to Danville Illinois with chauffeur Lester Morris as his sole companion He plans to reach Cumberland Maryland Wheeling Columbus Indianapolis and finally Danville on Saturday Bread loaves in France and Italy reach six feet in length factored into the same column.

Associated Press Washington Joe Cannon Danville Ill the cape Lester Morris Uncle Joe Cumberland Wheeling Columbus Indianapolis France Italy

Two Officers and Negro Killed in Alabama Murders

In Montgomery on October 3 a white man and a negro were killed amid street disorder after the arrest of Joe Terrell charged with killing game warden George Wilson. Three National Guard companies protected the jail, the fire department used hoses, and a grand jury was called into special session to probe the killings.

Associated Press Montgomery Ala Joe Terrell George Wilson Albert Sensom Leon McCord Wilson Terrell plice national

Firemen Plan for Convention of 1923

The United Steam Fire Engine Company held a quarterly meeting with President Rebert A. Bennett urging early planning for the State Firemen Convention to be held in the city next June. A parade uniform crew was proposed, a December report and plan by a committee led by Alton Y. Bennett and others was set, and Armistice Day events with Francis Scott Key Post of the American Legion were discussed. Wm. L. Ramsburg was chosen captain to organize a winning team. Shortage of water supply prompted notes to the mayor and aldermen, and hydrant access in the southern city during drought was outlined for fire response.

United Steam Fire Engine Company Rebert A. Bennett curty Abe thts city Alton Y. Bennett James H. Bowers W. Bartsie Storm H. 8. Hoffman Wm. J. Ramsburg Lester Smith Francis Scott Key Post American Legion

British Soldiers Ambushed In Ireland on Dublin Quays

A British military party in a lorry was ambushed on Dublin quays. Shots were fired from nearby houses as the lorry sped away with the party escaping in pairs. Free State troops later arrested a youth found in possession of a tomb, alleged to be connected to the incident.

Associated Press Dublin Free State

Naval Seaplane Starts For Detroit

The Associated Press reports a naval seaplane from Norfolk Va left Hampton Roads air station at nine this morning bound for Detroit with naval personnel to contest the upcoming air speed event beginning Saturday. The flight aims at reaching Detroit Thursday.

Associated Press Norfolk Naval NCS Cecil Hampton Roads air station Detroit

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Fuel Distribution Commission Loy. Wachter East Eighth Jacob BT. Soit Dr. Daniels M. E Gettisbarge Gettysnare Liosd George Uisei Bersy HOOD GIRL Miss Dingledine Helen Bingham Girl WM. CABELL BRUCE ocket Woodsboro Performance Sir Walter Scott derk Walter Scott of Aphotsford UNCLE JOE CANNON Pershing Golfs John J. Pershing val ALABAMA GRAND JURY Uniteds Ireland Naval Seaplane Grayson H. Merce Stewart Théodore H. Alexander Mexennder
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