Personal and Social Frederick and Vicinity Notes
Pleasant paragraphs of interest to readers recount friend visits and travels in Frederick. George Shipley visits Hanover Fair while George F Hane of Washington visits relatives. several locals attend sites in Alexandria, Atlantic City, Hagerstown, and near Jefferson.
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George Shipley
Hanover
George F. Hane
Washington
Lillian Engelbrecht
Jefferson
City
Braddock
Mrs Keefer’s Uncle Returns After Trip
Mrs Keefer’s uncle Dr Clay Eschbach returned to Albia Iowa after traveling with her while they also visited Chicago Detroit Buffalo Niagara Falls Albany New York and Philadelphia during the absence.
Murder Victim Found In Newark Freight Car
The body of a well dressed man with a bullet wound in the right breast was found in a sealed Newark freight car. Robbery appeared motive as pockets were empty except for a single white handkerchief. The victim, about forty, six feet tall and 190 pounds, was clean shaven with manicured hands. police suspect an actor.
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Newark
N. J
Tris
Jr. O. U. A. M. Dispute Ends in Purely Representative Council
Harrisburg Sept. 21 The State Council of the Jr. O. U. A. M ended a long controversy by making the council a purely representative body. Delegates from subordinate councils may vote hold office and serve on committees. Thomas F. Ashford of Pittsburg elected councillor and Harry N. Solly of Holmesburg won the vice councillorship by 61 votes over James A. Dunn. Altoona chosen for the 1912 convention and a $25 000 fund set up for orphans.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
State Council
Thomas F. Ashford
Pittsburg
Harry N. Solly
Holmesburg
James A. Dunn
Altoona
Philadelphia
LACKAWANNA STRIKE TRENDS WITH MORE MEN OUT
Scranton Sept 21 More accensions to the striking section hands of the Lackawanna railroad were reported at the International Union of Maintenance of Way Employes headquarters. Efforts to gain conferences with President Truesdale or Chief Engineer Ray failed through Deputy Commissioner Downey. President Lowe sent an appeal to Labor Commissioner Neill in Washington. No disorder reported. Striking section men are cautioned to stay off company property.
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Federal
Intervenuic
Scranton
Lackawanna Railroad
Lowe
International Union of Maintenance of Way
Truesdale
Ray
Downey
New York State Department of Labor
Charles P. Neill
Washington
Troops Disarm Chinese Rebels Under Martial Command
Pekin reports Chao Erh Feng, military head of Cheng Tu, says insurgents have organized artillery pos sesses and are numerically strong. He claims rapid dispersal of rebel forces and notes the capture of 2000 pieces of rebel munitions including cannon rifles swords spears and banners.
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Pekin
Chao-Erh-Feng
Cheng-Tu
Embezzler at Upland Station Sentenced in Pa Case
Charlies W Rider a former ticket agent at Upland station of the Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington railroad pleaded guilty to embezzling 4400 dollars and was sentenced to one year in jai.
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Media
Charlies W Rider
Upland
Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington Railroad
Ohio bank closes in Orangeville Savings affair
In Columbus Ohio a bank examiner, Dodge, closed the Orangeville Savings Bank in Orangeville Trumbull County. The institution was a small bank. Say you saw it In The News.
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Ohio Bank
Columbus
Dodge
Orangeville
Trumbull County
Nuws
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