Western R R Talks Strike Peace Move
Chicago reports indicate Western rail executives, including Daniel Willard of Baltimore and Ohio, discuss a basis for separate agreements with shop crafts to end the strike. Government injunctive actions served, policy committee to decide on road by road pacts, with secrecy and possible quick settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Western Rail
Chicago Club
Dingos
H. EH. Byram
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Willard
Byram
B. M. Jewell
Federated iShop Crafts
William H. Johnston
International Associates of Machinists
Martin Raan
International ‘Brotherhood of Rathway Carmen
Jewsell
Yebop Crafts’ Policy Committee
Jewell
Trail
Caicago
New York Central
Chi
Northwestern
Northwestern, Whom Mr. Willard
Strike Breakers Missing Bodies Rumor in Coke Ovens
In Uniontown Pennsylvania persistent rumors claim several men killed in strike disorders have been buried or cremated to avoid investigation. Authorities have investigated disturbances but found only minor incidents, while rumors of bodies at coke ovens in the Connellsville district persist from reformers and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Connellsville
Egyptian student fires at Elysee in failed assassination attempt
Georges Satem, a 19 year old Egyptian student carrying a brown satchel, fired at an automobile before the Elysee Palace. The car missed President Millerand as he was at Rambouillet. Satem, who said he wrote to Millerand over money, was seized by a guard and questioned after the incident.
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Cartingeima
Autono
Salem
Cairo
M. Millerand
Paris
Georges Satem
Palace of the Elysee
President Millerand
Millerand
Rambouillet
the Elysee
Miller
Ore Guard
Consolidation Company Wins Temporary Restraining Order
The Consolidation Coal Company obtained a temporary restraining order against officers and members of District No 16 Unit 16 Mine Workers to prevent riot and mob rule. The district covers Georges Creek and upper Potomac fields, Cumberland Maryland. Circuit Judge A A Daub granted the order as a preventive measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Creek
Cumberland
A. A. Daub
Georges I Creek
Upper
Potomac
Amnesia Lifted by Niagara Cliff Tragedy
Walter Newman of Windsor Ontario recovered memory after a Niagara Falls incident where a car plunged and a woman died. The shell-shocked veteran awoke to the sight of the crash while amnesia had blanked his memory for days. Doctors warned visitors to avoid excitement to prevent a relapse.
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Niagara Cliff
Windsor
Ont
Walter Newman
Niagara Falls
Newman
Amunesia
Agatha Miller
Cleveland
Deer Seen With Cattle Near Ringing Rocks Park
A young deer was spotted in the barnyard of Henry Kauffman near Ringing Hill along Sprogell Creek during Sept 9 reports. The animal was seen hobnobbing with cattle and feeding at the lower barnyard area.
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Pottstown
Ringing Rocks
Henry Kauffman
Sprogell Creek
Ringing Hill
Beach Haven rescuers urged for Carnegie medals
In Beach Haven New Jersey two women Miss Mary Baululis and Miss Victoria Coates both of Reading Pennsylvania were saved from drowning after being swept by a strong undertow off shore. Rescuers Charles C. Wright a summer resident and William H. Stiles a hotel clerk fought through heavy surf to pull the pair to safety.
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Carnegie
Beach Haven
N. J
Mary Baululis
Victoria Coates
Reading
Charles C. Wright
Willam H. Stiles
Wright
Stiles
Primary Election Notice for Frederick County Md
Frederick County voters are advised of a primary election for United States Senator, Sixth Congressional District representative, and delegates to the State Convention. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm at numerous precincts across Frederick, Middletown, Emmitsburg, Urbana, Libertytown, New Market, Woodsboro, Thurmont, Myersville, and nearby communities. County officials Lee Ranneberger, John W. Grove, and John F. Beat oversee the election.
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United States
Maryland
Frederick County
General Assembly of
Buckeystown
Keller's Hall
West Patrick Street
Frederick
D. F. Davis
South Market Street
Misses Berger
East
Patrick Street
Courthouse
Guy Verde
North Market Street
Long
Adame
Frederek
Middletown
Creagerstown
Emmitsburg
E. E. Zimmerman
Emmittsburg
Jamies A. Millen
St. Anthony's
Emmitsburg Pike
Catoctin
Wolfsville
G. O. Hendrickson
Urbana
Daniel Morningstar
Park Mills
Liberty District
Frank 10
New Market
Hauter
Red Men’s Hall
Sabillagville
Calvin P. Smith
Woodsboro
Petersville
Mt .Peasant
Mt. Pleasant
Jefferson
Jr. D
A. A. M. Hall
Mechanicstown
Daniel Flory
Thurmont
Freeze Brothers
Jackson
Myersville
Johnsville
Miss Devilbise
Johnsvifle
Woodville
Jewe R_Wilson
Lineanore
Bullding
Unionville
Lewistown
Puble
Bulldine
Tuscarora
Burkitts- Me
Ballenzer
Festgaville
Braddock
Pab‘fie
Bronewick
Mayor's Oe
Branswick
Brunswick
Town Hose House
Tam P. Cramer
Walkersville
Lee Ranneberger
Joln W. Grove
Frederick Conntr
John F. Beat
Clork
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Lemdon
Russia
Pgfors
Copenhagen
Odenss
South
Crimea
Sebastopol
Brrhiveo
Lad
Auto
Shopman
Newcastle
Baerman Masone
Ashland Avenue
Board of Supervisors of Election
Senator
Joseph I. France
Cocil County
John W. Garrett
Baltimore City
Lesters
Birely
Thomas A. Chapline
J. Murray Dronenburg
Walter C. Legore
Edwin C. Markell
William J. Martns
Frank C. Norwood
Albert M. Patterson
George C. Rhoderick
J. G. F. Smith
WIN
Cabell Bruce
David J. Lewis
Allegany County
William I. Norris
Andrew J. Cummings
Montgomery CouNty
Frank W. M'S
Washington CouNty
Vernon W. Nicodemus
Lee Ray John W. Grove
Harry E. Chxpline
Board of Election Supervisors
Fredie Mc
Wit
Sapelya
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