Miners Debate Open Shop and Wage Cuts in Ohio
An Ohio committee of 20, appointed by the chamber of commerce, reports possible open shop or wage reductions as alternatives to restore mining industry norms. The group cites April wage scale talks, bankers and merchants among its members, and warns of wider disruption if coal operators resist worker interests. Separate items note a reformer jailed for tearing an ad post and a divorce suit filed by Ms Wolfinger.
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Olumbus
Jackson
Qhio- Chamber of
Cansmeares
Ohio
Copératorp
Alnurs
Big hog records claimed in Washington county
Washington county residents report record breaking hogs with three entries from Willing D Wolf of Funks Town. Knepper hog aged seven years weighed 1250 pounds gross. Mauges hog three years weighed 978 pounds. Wolf’s three hogs, 15 months old, dressed weights 314, 665 and 644 pounds each, marking a notable farming event with high potential record status.
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Wathington
Knepper
W. Manges
D, Wolf
Funks Town
Mauges
Wolf
Hitch
Victory for Sunday Ball Says Defense
The defense argues the Court of Appeals ruling limits Sunday baseball as lawful if players serve without pay. The jury is urged to convict only if evidence shows Sunday games were paid work, and the case centers on whether organized Sunday baseball violates the law in Washington County.
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Fage
Gigrem
Harry
Doster
Court of Appeals
Feas
Washington County
Cart of Appeals
Gifts of Rare Distinction at Rosh Mary Gift Shop
A display of unique articles titled Gifts of Rare Distinction is now featured at the Rosh Mary Gift Shop located at 21 W. Washington Street. The collection emphasizes rare and notable items for discerning buyers.
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Washington St
Rail wage increase to boost payroll across 50 eastern lines
Arbitration ruling grants 91,000 railroad workers across fifty Eastern lines a 74 percent wage increase. The Baltimore and Ohio system will add about 1.3 to 1.5 million dollars annually, with roughly 145 thousand dollars locally. Western Maryland Railway excluded. Max C. Byers notes no party to the negotiation. About 190 daily workers to benefit, with total gains near 14.5 million dollars.
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Trainnen
Bag Engemen
Magmen
Baltimers
Western Maryland Railway
Maxwell C. Byers
Negatia- Yona
Maryland
Lhe Raisy
Deaths in this city and surrounding areas
Obituaries report Mrs. Bayhara Winter widow of Theodore Whaler dying at 75, with extensive family ties including Colonel Charles A. Little and several siblings. Funeral Monday at 2:30 PM from 31 East North valreet, interment in Cayelowm. Also, Samuel Downin dies of heart trouble at 75 in Baltimore area, with burial there. Emma E. Coble of Martivebture dies at 6 years 8 months from complications. funeral Monday at 1:40 PM at J. S. Coble home Middletown PA and 2:30 PM at Hope's Church. burial in nearby cemetery.
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Bayhara “. Winter
Theodore Whaler
Holme
East North Valreet
Charles A. Little
J. W. Tittle
Baranpal
Guzciztent
A. Keepers
Greencastle
Nettie Barr
Baltimore
Harry Keller
Cavetown
Hazel Mofiman
C. J. Stollemser
Marian
Lenren Winter
Camden
M.J
Layton
Cayelowm
Samuel Downin
J. B. Haryett
Washington
Nora
Anna
Grace
Samual
Lizale
August
Leonard
Gealdes
Huyett
Alvey Smith
Emma E. Cobl
Martivebture
Plelock
Shea
Maugansville
Menpouite Church
Bern
Coble
Middletown
Hope
Christin R. Strite
Matigane
David Miller
Harry Longeneeker
Reverend Kendrick Set To Preach To Women
Rev Kendrick of Los Angeles will preach at a Woman's Day service at the First Christian Church. The event includes a morning service at the Western Christian Church and a gathering honoring the Gordman Anniversary, with Kendrick's sermon to address women attendees.
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Rev. Kendrick
Stormi
G. Kendrick
Lon Angeles
Oake Kendrick
The
Christan Chyres
Nev
Kendrick
Tey
Wilt
First Christian Church
Hall Mills Case Verdict Brings Vindication and Shock
The Somerset County jury found a verdict vindicating the defendants after years of gossip and accusations. Mrs Hell expressed relief at the open court proceeding and praised the witnesses and cross-examination. The outcome leaves the Hall Mills murder mystery unresolved, with defense and prosecution signaling plans and reactions across New Jersey and the United States.
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Boneergot
Yuil
Jon
Somerset
New Jewey
United States
Frieda
Charlotte Mmills
James Mills
Billo
Afta
Gibson
John, W. Young
Simpson
Gilbert van Doren
Vogue Pattern Representative at Leiter Brothers
Miss Moore, Vogue pattern expert, will visit the first floor. She believes most women can look smarter or economize by understanding hue, color, and Vogue patterns. She will demonstrate how to update wardrobes with minimal cost and effort.
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Miss* Moore
Miga Moore
Miss Moors
Betany Fabrica
Lester Beatboek Coma
City Picture From The Air In Hagerstown Plans
City officials and civic groups in Hagerstown announce a rapid filming project to capture the city from the air. Art Manager of the Colonial Theatre and Krider-Relaner Aeroplane will stage aerial photography in late December with plans to include the Fire Department Police Department Mayor Buymah City Council and Stouffer's Academy for a pageant and a silver cup prize.
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Hagerstown
Colonial Theatre
Wodke
Krieder-Relaner
Alexander
Fire Department
Fhhe
Buymah
Barber
Police Department
Stouffer
Agademy
Alien
Manager Arts
Chamber, of Commerce
Aged Woman Suffering Severe Burns in Fire
Mrs Minerva De losier, 83, suffered extensive burns and is in critical condition after a blaze at her home on Washington Avenue yesterday evening. Firefighters say her clothing likely caught fire as she attempted to extinguish flames while preparing supper. Neighbors assisted as the firemen arrived and removed her to the hospital. The accident occurred about 6 o clock.
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Minerva Delosier
Daniel Ridge
Washington Avenue
Fingerprints Uncover Berlin Murder Suspect
Berlin December 4. Fingerprints found on a window frame nearly three and a half years after a crime led to Otto Selnicke Tet Seinick and Heinrich Krueger. Seinick, once suspect, was arraigned as accomplices were acquitted. Also noted is the death of former Lt. Gov J Danforth Mush on his 58th birthday in Wilmington, Tec.
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Berlin
Otto Selnicke
Alead
Seinick
Heinrich Krueger
Wilmington
J. Danforth Mush
Hie Howe
Students plan pledge against pro football before graduation
A fragment reports discussion at a college meeting of football players to vow not to play professional football until they graduate. The text notes student belief that professional football is not a menace, but suggests concern remains.
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Ann Arsor
Mich
Encentus of the Nations Student Federation
Fletcher Receives Mussolini Praise In Rome Interview
In Rome on December 1 4, Mussolini warmly welcomed Henry Fletcher returning from the United States. He said American papers were beginning to understand fascist Italy and appreciate its work. Fletcher replied that American policy should be guided by truth and avoid prejudice.
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Rome
Henry
Italy
City Market Prices Report From Local Market
Fragmentary price list shows polytock at 0.45 lb eggs at 0.60, turnips 0.80, cucumbers 0.10 and 0.15, green beans 0.20, carrots 0.10, Brussels sprouts 0.30, onions 0.20, parsnips 0.50, cauliflower 0.20, celery 0.60, wreaths and related items noted with various cents per unit.
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Kwiver Grant
Ley Celery
Christmas Food Sale At First Brethren Church
Local notice announces a Christmas food sale hosted by the ladies of First Brethren Church at the corner of Anfletem and Mulberry on Thursday December 9 with a bake sale. A garden party by Nomads of Avrudala is set for Pythian Castle on Monday December 6 at 8 15 p.m with prizes and refreshments.
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Macy
Tirst Brethyan
Cor
Avrudala Wishold
Pythian Castle
Mon
Washington County Corn Show Judge Prof Metzger to preside
Prof Metzger Iscorn Judge head of Agronomy at University of Maryland will preside at the Washington County corn show to be held Saturday December 11. He has judged major shows including Chicago national show and will oversee district shows during the week. Maryland faculty member Oldenturg to act as lead judge. event features contests and distribution of prizes.
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Agronomy Dept
U. OF MG
Will Ludge Cort
Chicago
Gudace
Smulthsbury
Alka
Oldenturg
University of, Maryland
Edison’s Son Sulill Unchanged in Wilmington Hospital
Edison’s son Thomas A. Edison Jr. remains in fair condition after an appendicitis operation at a Wilmington hospital. Report notes yesterday’s improvement and stability, with medical staff observing no serious complications.
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Edison
Wilmington
Winjuna Lo Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Notice of meeting and church service by Resolute Gm No 3
Members of Resolute Gm No 3 Washington Do No 1% Norman Ga No 31 Jn 9 Ue Ai M are summoned to meet at Odd Fellows Temple on Sunday evening December 9 to attend diving services at the Presbyterian Church Reverend Ory wm. tes pastor will preside and deliver the sermon All members are urged to attend with council by order of committees
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Gm No
Washington
Norman Ga
Ue Ai M
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Presbyterian Church
Ory
Will
Dunlare
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