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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1922

Page

10

Brotherhoods Reach New Rail Settlement Pacts

New York Sept 15 A H Smith president of New York Central met with JW Lee head of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and L B Sheppard of the Order of Railway Conductors to discuss a renewal of the wage scale and working rules. Lee said a substantial agreement was reached with another meeting to sign likely for one or two years. Negotiations aim to cover all Central subsidiary lines and extend to other roads including Pennsylvania B&O New Haven and Hartford and Erie to follow. Shopcrafts leaders in Chicago announced several railroads expressed willingness to negotiate and about fifty already agreed to separate settlements. Southern Railway will begin negotiations with shopmen in Washington while Seaboard Air Line will meet in Norfolk to finish a settlement. Rochester NY McGarvey’s capitulated to prohibition selling off fixtures for about 230 dollars. a $10,000 mahogany bar failed to sell. Mars closest approach to Earth noted with masses of white at poles and possible vegetation or seas.

New York A. H. Smith New York Central Railroad JW. G. Lee The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen L. B. Sheppard Order of Railway Conductors Mr. Smith M[r. Lee Lee New York Cen Tral Son New York Central Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio New Haven Hartford Delaware and Hudson Delaware Unckawanna and Western Erie Lehigh Valley Bio Four Chicago Federated Railway Shopcrafts General Policy Committee Baltimore and Ohio System Executive Committee Daniel Willard Baltimore Southern Railway Washington Henry W. Miller Southern 4 Rochester N. Y

Maryland Poultry Directors Meet to Boost Market

Maryland State Poultry Association directors met at the Hotel Rennett Baltimore to discuss a cooperative marketing plan. J Simpson Jennings of New Jersey urged East vs West market unity and quoted a New Jersey success model for New York prices. A marketing plan with $10 initiation and 10 cent per bird assessments was proposed, targeting 250 000 birds signup.

Maryland Maryland State Poultry Association Hotel Rennett Baltimore J. Simpson Jennings Vineland County New Jersey New Jersey Poultry Association New Jersey Association New York Pacific Coast Jennings Pennsylvania Delaware Thomas W. Kemp Maryland Association Elmer K. Eamshure Lewistown Frederick County Frederick County Poultrymen Kemp Ramsburg McKemp M. Jennings F. B. Bomberzer State Agriculture Extension Service Mr. Ramebure G. O. Brown Carroll Frederick Harford Washington Montgomery

Madame Foneda Palmist and Clairvoyant at 120 East Patrick

A public notice advertises Madame Foneda a palmist and clairvoyant at the Ideal Rooming House 120 East Patrick Street offering to reveal wishes without questions and to aid in business love marriage health lawsuits and speculation with hours from 1 am to 9 pm and promises to remove evil influences and guide success.

Foneda Palmist Oman East Patrick Street

Greened Women Attacked Suspected Rebellion Visit

Six young Turkish women were reportedly attacked by armed masked men who entered their homes and painted their bodies green while they slept. Brigadier General O Daly in charge of national army forces pledged extreme measures against the culprits once found.

Malde Pelfast E.turky Kno Aymynthy O'Daly National Army

Nature and Health Promoted by Lydia E. Pinkham Ad

An ad highlights natural beauty through Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It asserts healthy women show rosy cheeks clear skin and firm contours while the ailing lack color and charm. The pitch invites trials to restore vitality and beauty.

Ana Domon Lydia BE Pinkham

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