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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1922

Page

9

Underwood Seeks Strike Legislation in Senate

Senator Underwood of Alabama urged immediate congressional action on strike legislation to resolve the railroad dispute. He opposed the anti profiteering coal bill as ineffective while Cummins warned against timely action but supported future measures banning strikes in key industries.

Washington Congress Senate Underwood Alabama Cummins Interstate Commerce Committee

Bridge Collapse Kills Four in Missouri Runaway Wreck

Four killed and eight injured in a wreck of the St. Louis San Francisco train No. 800 when a trestle near Wittenberg collapsed as the train crossed. The Missouri national guard members were among the injured. Heavy rains are blamed for weakening the 139 foot trestle. officials deny the trestle was unsafe. Prosecutor says section hands reported the danger months ago and will investigate.

Missouri Cape Girardeau St. Louis Frank A. Fenwick Perry County Frisco

Jewels Stolen From Mrs Wernig in Detroit Hotel

Mrs Frederick A Wernig, wife of a wealthy New Jersey businessman, was robbed of $25000 worth of jewels left unguarded in her Detroit hotel room. She is traveling by motor with husband and sister Mrs Jack Binns, widow of a wireless operator famed in a sea disaster. Gilbert Price forfeited $5 collateral after disturbing the peace by assaulting William Bentz.

New York Frederick A. Wernig New Jersey Detroit Wernig Jack Binns Ocean U.saster Gilbert Price William Bentz

Admiral Osterhaus Protests Censorship in German Occupied Zone

Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus retired from the U S N said he would lodge a formal protest with the State Department in Washington. He arrived in New York aboard the Reliance and charged that the French censor the mail of American citizens in the German occupied zone. He noted letters addressed to him at Bonn and Duisburg were opened or not received during his visits to see his sisters.

Osterhaus Wii State Department New York Germany Hugo Osterhaus U.S. N Reliance Washington Osterhaus Bonn Duisberg

Virtually Seizes Road as Judge Invites Strikers Back

Federal Judge Fitzhenry in Springfield invites Chicago and Alton rail road strikebreakers to return as government employes. He promises concessions won in the national strike to those who resume work and adds twenty-five deputy marshals to Bloomington for shop protection. Moonshine stills blamed for at least a quarter of Pacific Northwest forest fires, found in newly burned areas.

Springfield Chicago and Alton Railroad Fitzhenry United States Bloomington Pacific Northwest Thea Amoke

Post Season Series Proposals From County Leagues

The Broderick County League pennant winner may face peers from Frederick Carroll and Montgomery counties in a post season series. Taneytown and Rockville teams seek three game sets, with amateur Frederick County League as the constraint due to salary rules. Labor Day games and season finale results determine tie scenarios. announcements will follow in The News.

Taneytown Carroll County Frederick County Rein Motter M. J. Thompson Boyds Montgomery County Thompson Rockville Woodsboro Thurmont Bevvswick Satters Leonard C. Barrick Woodshoro Point of Rocks Emmitsburg Middletown Jefferson Jefferson Ball Club Mt. Airy

France's Trade Opening With Russia Supported By President

Advertisement notes United States policy favoring trade with Soviet Russia as outlined by the State Department. It cites inquiry by the American Ambassador in Berlin about a potential expert trade commission to study Russia’s economy and foster mutual commerce, claiming it would create jobs and align Senator France with Harding on national and international issues. It also asserts agreement on the Bonus Measure and rebuts claims of discord between France and the Administration. Published by William O Westenbaker.

France United States Russia Harding State Department John Garrett Moscow Soviet Berlin Techniac Senate William O. Westenbaker

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