500 Enginemen Of Western Maryland Road On Strike
Western Maryland Railroad workers including engineers firemen and hosts quit at 6 AM citing inter national presidents orders. Picketing formed at yard entrances with no violence as trains and mail service faced disruptions and union leaders predicted limited freight movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Road
Brotherhoods of
Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of Enginaeers
Western Maryland
Elkins
Daily Mail
Brotherhood of Railway
Maryland
Ced
Hagerstown
Brotherhood
B and C
New England
Port Richmond
Cherry Run
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cumley
Strke
Baltimore
Ger
Federal subsidies attacked by Governor in Maryland
Governor Ritchie condemned federal subsidies to states in a Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce address. He argued state matching and federal supervision undermine self government and constitutional principles, warning the system wastes funds and discriminates among states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Ritchie
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Samuel M. Ralston Dies at 67 After Uremic Attack
Former Indiana Senator and Democrat Samuel M. Ralston died at his home in Indianapolis after six weeks of illness from uremic poisoning. Ralston, 67, served as Indiana governor and U.S. senator, and was a prominent figure in the Democratic Party since the early 20th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M Ralston
Indianapolis
New York
Indianapeli
Samuel M Ralten Junin
United States
Indiana
Ralston
Pell
Allert J Beveridge
Thoma Taggart
Firestone plans to remodel Liberia into new rubber venture
Firestone Tire and Rubber President Warvey S Firestone outlines a $168 million plan to remodel Liberia with the Firestone Plantations Company. The project would create rubber plantations in 1 800 900 acres at Pabersa West Africa with concessions, building harbors roads towns hospitals and steamship lines. A barrier will be built at Monrovia and up to 32 000 jobs are projected as the program reaches full stride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Warvey S Firestone
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Firestone Plantations Company
Firestone Andowners
Pabersa
West Africa
Monrovia
Comeatete
French housewives crowd barber courses for home haircuts
A Paris Home scene shows families with bobbed hair seeking in home lessons. Women with tattered necks and short trims push men to take barber courses to save on frequent salon bills. Clippers and safety razors are bought as a practical investment.
Fragmented OCR provides unclear local notice
The readable fragments show a damaged OCR text with scattered letters and partial phrases. No coherent event, person, organization, or location is identifiable to form a proper news item.
Bishop Murray Chosen First Chief Primate
The Episcopal Church in the United States elected Bishop John Gardner Murray of Maryland as its first chief primate on the sixth ballot after a day of voting. He succeeds Bishop Ethelbert Talbot and will govern church leadership and preside over the national council.
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Associated Press
United States
John Gardner Murray
Maryland
Ethelbert Talbet
Bethlehem
Ura
Mate
Aihop Murray
House of Bishops
Charles H. Brent
New York
Thomas F. Gather
Tennesare
Gailer
House
Murray
Bishop Gailor
National Council of the Church
Twce
Episcopal Church
Innacoming
Potestant
Tass
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
Baltimore
Paget
Hunsicker
Socage City
Kansas
Mreffiths Elliot
Francis Bartrett
Ranville Eager
Ether Murray
Cleveland
William Montgomery Brown
Bihop Brown
Ambiguous Marine Officer Faces Traffic Court After Collision
Washington reports an incident involving Lieutenant John McMcfennell an aviation officer in the Air Service under Rear Admiral Brownsen. He begins a thirty day sentence in traffic court for failing to identify before leaving the scene of a collision between his auto and another vehicle.
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Washington
Mer
John McMcfennell
Arms Air Service
U Bruownsen
Artien
Enart
SSAPPROVES EXPENSE ACCOUNT OF FLIER
Washington reports an air service controversy over the Globe girdling flight. Bacut Schulze submitted an expense claim of about 600 for teas dinners and social events to pave the way for the flight officials. Comptroller General McCarl disapproved the claim saying it lacked legal basis.
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Washington
McCarl
Bacat Laclaw
Schulze
Army Air Service
Bacut Schulze
Hil Company
Ile
Unhinged Scrap Iron Attacks Halt Theatre Run
Boston reports a ten week spree of objects hurled into an audience during performances. Over a dozen injured as scrap iron lead pipes and rocks struck attendees. Walter Matthews, a longtime theatre officer, was arrested after investigators observed him tossing items from behind an aisle screen. He claimed an irresistible impulse.
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Boston
A. P
Walter Matthews
Matthews
Burns orders Episcopal bishops to show cause in heresy case
Federal judge Sucdee Louis Henry Burns of New Orleans issues an order requiring the house of bishops to appear and show cause why they should not be restrained from removing Bishop William Montgomery Brown from office on charges of heresy.
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Louis Henry Burns
New Orleans
House of Bishops of
The
Episcopal Church
William Montgomery Brown Frei
Community fund launched to back Walters “Big Train” team
In Muchegee Oklahoma Ort 16 APB fundraisers organized by Laande Williford aim to raise money from local fans to support a Walter Caxon Washington Senator nickname “Big Train” baseball club. Volunteers solicit donations at a dollar per person, with a drive expected to gather broad support and a pledge of up to one million dollars.
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Muchegee
Okio
Bachel
America
Walter Caxon
Washington
Laande- Williford
Seastern Oklahoma Playground, Association
Ducal
Walters
Williford
Focal
Reckerd postpones inspection trip to October 20
Milton Reckerd told the Chamber of Commerce he postponed his planned inspection tour to Tuesday October 20. He will be joined by a citizens committee from Worcester Somerset and Wicompton County to explain the property's state advantages and military site significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Reckerd
Chamber of Commerce
General Reckerd
Wicomton
Worcester
Somerest
Late News Bullets From New York and Washington
A garbled late news roundup reports items from New York and Washington. The wire mentions a court ruling on jurisdiction in a religious case and treasury plans to cut tax rates, with references to wartime and military appointments and weather signals.
Pirates Clinch World Series Title in Rain Soaked Thriller
Cuyler and Carey star as the Pirates beat the Senators 7 to 4 to win the bankell championship of the world. Peck Gines and Aldridge contribute. Washington falls behind after Johnson is battered. The game unfolds amid a drizzled rain on a soggy field, completing a third straight Pirates win over the Senators.
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Forkrs
Uittshargh
Vh1-Herd Pirates
Banckell
Rae
Washington
W. Ter Johnson
Senators
Vinpines At Plate Rally Sparks Baseball Play
Readable sports snippet notes Vinpines at plate with McCormick and Moriarty in fielding positions for the Nationals and Owens at third base. Indicates a tense inning with players from the Nationals and American teams.
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McCormick
Natonal
Moriarty
Nationals
Owens
Americahd
Senator Rice and Pirates Battle Through Dark Game
A tangled early baseball narrative describes Senator Rice at bat with Aldridge removed for Morrison after a wild pitch. The Pirates rally as Harris, Judge, Bluege and Moore produce key hits and scoring advances despite a lengthy, error-filled inning.
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Senator Rice
Aldridge
Rice
Harris
Stan
Barnhart
Gosla
Rae
Coe
Hall
Joe Harris
Coed
Pirate Ierald
Joe Sfaris
Pirate Infeld
Judge
Race
Bluege
Golin
Inglet
Morrison
Senators
Senators Did Not Seem To Hoeve Daffiulty
Pirates
Peck
Peek Hat J. Wright
Meere
Perevanse
Ruel
Moore
Bess
Johnson
Jeobaon
Rie
Maewe
Moore Buntrai
Johnaem
Johnenn
Carier
Hasetar van Parchart
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Bighee
Jshington
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