Armstrong G. 0. P. Meets Chairman Armstrong Baltimore Sept 5
Attorney General Alexander Armstrong accepts invitation to chair the Republican state convention on Sept 26 amid broad approval. Senator Garrett praises Armstrong as a fine Republican and citizen. France's headquarters indicate potential endorsement of Armstrong.
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Baltimore
Galen Lait
Alexander Armstrong
Armstrong
Tait
Tait's Attitude As Committee Chairman?” Mr. Armstrong
John W. Garrett
Garrett
France
Married Ex-Service Men Get Preference Of Rooms In New Orleans
At the American Legion convention in New Orleans October 16 to 20, married members accompanied by their wives will be housed in residential districts while single veterans use rooming houses, halls, and other quarters. More than 14,000 will be accommodated in Pullman cars, and 50,000 Legionnaires with 100 bands will march in a state-guided parade down the streets, reflecting America’s World War I forces.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
American Legion
America
Priest flogged in Fort Worth for un American views
Rev. Joseph Meiser, Catholic parish priest at Olfin in Runnels County, was dragged from his parish house by ten masked men and flogged. He was accused of being un American and opposing public schools.
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Oflin
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Baltimore and Ohio to pay skilled mechanics $1 extra daily
Baltimore officials announce a $1 per day bonus for all skilled shop workers on the Baltimore and Ohio system starting September 1. Barracks will be built at Brunswick, Cumberland, Md., and Benwood, W. Va., to provide sleeping quarters and meals during the strike. The Willard Hotel at Grafton, W. Va., purchased for the same purpose, will likely become railroad offices after the strike ends. Mt. Clare shows staff returns to near normal.
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