Baltimore and Ohio shopmen to return in ten days
Baltimore and Ohio shop workers, nearly all on strike, are expected to be back at their jobs within ten days. A conference in the B and O Building, involving executives and strikers, led to a peace plan known as the Willard Jewell plan. Details were not released, but it aims to re employ all strikers within thirty days except those proven guilty of violence. About 15,000 idle workers are affected, and most are anticipated to return by the end of September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Qohio
C. W. Galloway
Willard- Jewell
Chicago
Ugit
Attempt to blow up Western Maryland bridge in Cumberland
An early Friday morning explosion damaged the West Virginia end of the Western Maryland Railway bridge over the Potomac near Welton tunnel. About 20 sticks of dynamite were used, cracking an abutment and dislodging rails, but trains were allowed to pass after inspection and track repairs. Authorities note 76 sticks stolen from Cumberland Cement Co. quarries tied to the incident amid a wider railway shopmen strike.
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Cumberland
Western Maryland
Potomac River
Welton Tunnel
South Cumberland
Els
West Virginia
Cumberland Cement Company
Ackerman
Western
Maryland
Here
Western Maryland Not Party to Willard Rail Settlement
Report says Western Maryland Railway will not join the Willard agreement settling the shopmen strike on 52 railroads. The Western Maryland strike began March 23 and the firm says it has overcome earlier difficulties. In Toils, Sewell Near New Market: Frank Sewell, a necro, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Smith on a charge filed by Lulu Warfield. Warfield, a white woman, was previously arrested for carrying concealed weapons and for setting fire to Sewell's automobile.
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Western Maryland
Sewell
Frank Sewell
New Market
Charles W. Smith
Lulu Warfield
Warfield
They Get Well Ase Them At Frederick’s Second Street
A brief notice from Frederick Maryland lists a phone contact and an address at 164 Lady Attendant 9 E Second St. The garbled phrase they get well ase them remains unreadable, indicating a missing or corrupted item in the source.
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E. Second St. Frederick, Md
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B&o
MD. Bridge
Pader
By Ketten
Kotte
Fite
O. R. McIntyre
Paderewski
Kreislers
Old
Vienna
Hugo Kreisler
Fritz
WBZ
McCormack
Victor
Storm & Shipley
Victrolas
Victor Records
Frederick
Rapt
Bank of Personal Service
Nme
Commercial State Bank
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Greenawait
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Second and Market Sts
Life Insurance
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Chas. Opel JR
Bentz
McCleery
Jewelry
North Market Street
M. P
Mr. Bell
Optical Department
Cc. L. Kefauver
South Market St
Frederick, Md
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