Nine Of Eleven Demands Of Coal Miners Rejected
ATLANTIC CITY July 10 With nine of the original eleven demands of the United States Mine Workers opposed a sub committee of anthracite coal operators and union heads pressed in conference to secure a working contract The wage demand of a 20 percent increase and the demand for unconditional union recognition were the main stumbling blocks The two concessions already agreed to include speedy dispute adjustment under the contract and the speedy abolition of the ten hour day Both sides expressed optimism despite firm stances and no fear of the outcome remains clear as talks continue
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Atlantic City
United States Mine Workers
Ihe
Man Loses Leg And Foot In Rail Yard Accident
William Kine 41 of Chambersburg slipped while pulling brakes on a Pennsylvania Railroad car. His leg between ankle and knee was mangled, he underwent immediate surgery at Washington County Hospital and is improving. His wife traveled from Chambersburg to be with him, and Kine, long in charge of a yard crew, was well regarded by workers and railroad officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kine
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington County Hospital
Chambersbourg
Hine
Cook of North Pole fame indicted for mail fraud
Dr Frederick A Cook, famed for claiming to discover the North Pole, is indicted by a federal grand jury in Cleveland on charges of using the mails to defraud by offering stock of the Mid-American Ol ant Hefuing Company for sale. Twenty three employees are named in the indictment. City Clerk Harry J Walker succeeds Raymond Brewer, who resigned. Boonsboro Community Club set meeting at John A Wilgen residence with speakers Beater Hoffman and County Agent Moore.
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Claveland
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Federe
Harry J. Walker
New City
Raymond
Brewer
Dutiea
Boonsboro
U B Reunion at Braddock on August 16
A large representation from Hagers town is expected at the United Brethren reunion to be held August 16 at Braddock Heights. Addresses by Bishop William B. Bell and Rev A B Statton are planned, with a medal program and notable musical talent from Quincy Orphanage and local churches. Special rail rates and a drive to double Sunday school membership in Washington and Frederick counties are announced.
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Hagerstown
U. B
Pat Braddock Heighte
Ocvasion
Nadely
William BI. Bell
D. D
L. D
United Brethren Church
Hey. A.B. Statton
Pennsylvania
Quincy
Brod
Pioneer Bible Class
Centennial Memorial
A. B. Church
Frederick
Washington County
V. B
Washington
Frederick Counties
JAP COUPLE TAKE LIVES AT JAPAN AND REST HOME
Haverford Pa July 10 Word of joint death by own action in Japan at Takeo Arishima a student at Haverford College and the wife of a wealthy Japanese businessman in Karuizawa a health resort has been received here by Dr W W Comfort president of the college Hanging ended the romance of Arishima and the woman he loved His wife daughter of a Japanese general and three children survive him Arishima was a distinguished novelist in Japan
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Haverford
Japan
Takeo
Bad Wreck on West Md Road Delays Trains
A derailment of 14 freight cars on the Western Maryland rail line yesterday caused heavy traffic disruption. Passenger trains to Luis City arrived hours late, with some delays up to four hours. Officials called it the worst Western Maryland incident, with half a mile of track torn up and no fatalities. Repairs and direct communication with Hagerstown unlikely until late afternoon. An engineer noticed the derailment after impact. J Zeigler of 1202 Virginia Avenue is to undergo surgery at the Church Home Infirmary in Baltimore.
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Luis City
Maryland
Hagerstown
J. Zeigler
Virginia Avenue
Church Home Infirmary
Baltimore
Deaths of Mea Hykes and Daniel McCoy in Maryland area
Two obituary notices detail the deaths of Mea Ann Hykes aged 7th and Daniel McCoy of Clearspring. Mea Ann Hykes widow of Jacob M. Hykes died after a one week illness at her sister Mia Eshelman’s home in Maugansville with survivors including siblings Jacob A. Strite and Frank M. Strite. Funeral set for 2 PM at Longmeadow Church near Paramount with interment in adjoining cemetery. Daniel McCoy, years old, died at home in Clearspring after general debility. Reverend W IX Dickl to officiate with burial in local cemetery. One brother, David McCoy of Big Pool, survives.
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Mea
Mary Ann Hykes
Jacob M. Hykes
Mia
Katherine Eshelman
Maugansville
Jacob A. Strite
Leitersburg
Frank M. Strite
Hishleman
Mian Marlig L. Strite
Henry L. Strite
Longmeadow
Paramount
B. Hurtrantt
Christian Stelle
Daniel McCoy
Clearspring
Klaulece
Misa
Katie Spieloan
W. IX, Dickl
Glvarapring Lutheran Church
Serviver Thera
Comatery
Mr. McCoy
David McCoy
Brakeman Dies After Yard Engine Accident
Edward E. Berger 40 suffered fatal injuries in western Maryland railway yard incident. He fell beside a yard engine while boarding after helping to park a Nevile train from Williamsport. Right leg amputated above the ankle. died at Washington County Hospital. Survived by widow, mother Susan Ward, brothers Charles Frank William, sister S Arena. Active in Trinity Lutheran Church and lodges K of P Red Men B R T Western Maryland Relief. Funeral Thursday at 2 from residence 121 Randolph Avenue. Rev. J S Simon officiating. interment at Rose Hill.
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Western Maryland Railway Company
Edward E. Berger
Randolph Avenna
Washington County Hospital
Berger
Williamsport
Traiin
Lie
Vail
A. Eicheberger
Susan Ward
Keedysville
Charles
Haltimore
Frank
William
Arena
Hegerstown
Trinity Lutheran Church
Western Maryland
K. of P
Red Men
B. R
Slub To Meet At Y M C A For Citizenship Talk
Washington County Federation of Rural Club Women meet at the Y M C A Saturday afternoon for their regular monthly gathering. Professor Richardson will speak on Citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Federation of Rural Club
Professor Richardson
Mine Leaders Favored March Urged Guard Lines Set
News report from Lewisburg West Virginia recounts immediate post speech actions after Mother Jones urged miners to halt the Logan march. Frank Keeney and Fred Mooney directed guards while E C Lee testified in the William Blizzard murder case about purchases of guns and ammunition.
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Ieterantivan
Lewisburg
W. Va
Jones
Marmet
Logan
E. C. Lee
Dry Branch
William Blizzard
Frank Keeney
District WW
Fred Mooney
Lee
Ohio
Kentucky
Bryant Kidd
Wills Branch
Wierwood
Gallagher
Cleve Holt
Loval
Monelo
Holt
Beech Creek
Greer
Morris
Beech Greek
Henry Nichols
West Branch
Aml
Marmel
Hushand
Sacres Moll
Hols
Marmot
Mooney
Lenderi
Death by her own action of Doris McDonald in New York
Police investigate the death of 23 year old Doris McDonald found outside her Upper Broadway apartment in a night garment. Inside the flat officers found three vials with whiskey and carbolic acid, leading authorities to consider suicide. The report notes the New York governor aims for the presidency but offers no clear link to the incident.
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International News Service
New York
Doris McDonald
Upper Broadway
Stocks Tumble Then Wobble on New York Exchange
July 10 report shows early losses across most shares with heaviness in many issues. Steel copper and equipment stocks little changed while large caps pared gains. Chandler Motor and Mack Truck slipped about one point. In unrelated notes, J Sagle of Hagerstown and a Williamsport guide caught 18 bass weighing up to four pounds on the Potomac near Williamsport.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Chandler Motor
Mack Truck
J. Sagle
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Potonie
White guest accused of billboard act sparks race claim
The Herald recounts the arrest of Daniel Marks, a well tanned white hotel guest, for placing Sunday billboards. The piece notes Marks resents being painted black and questions the racial framing of the incident.
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Herald
Daniel Marks
Marks
Patterson
Negro seen near murder investigation in Westchester
Authorities search for the killer of 21 year old Dorothy Kauffman at Mugru dar Graighead home in New York. A druq uet is issued for suspicious characters and vagrants in Westchester County while police doubt a religious fanatic motive. An African American man was reportedly seen near the Craighead residence the night of the murder.
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Dy International News Service
Sgrasdali
Dorothy Kauffman
Mugrudar Graighead
New York
Westchester County
O Negra Sven
Craighead
Miss Kaufman
Potter Union Seeks Recognition From Pottery Makers
Atlantic City reports Sanitary Potters union plans to press for official recognition after a failed November strike. The Brotherhood of Operative Potters will authorize a committee to meet with manufacturers to end the strike and gain union acknowledgment. Also lists several marriages from Lexington and Lebanon areas with pairs paired in June and July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potters Union
International News Service
Atlantic City
Sanitary Pottern
Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Bank closes after fight links in Montana
Great Falls Montana July 10 The financial collapse of the Dempsey Gibbons bout in Shelby is blamed for the closing of the Stanton Bank and Trust Company of Great Falls Efforts to connect the two failures are weak George Stanton bank president lent 60000 to cover a second 100000 payment for Dempsey and Mayor James Joineau of Shelby provided security Stanton could not be reached but others say the bank is solvent and all deposits will be paid
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Ny International
Great Falls
Mont
Dempsey- Gibbons
Shelby
Eaid
Stanton Bank and Trist Company
George Stanton
Dempsey
Citvens
James Joineau
Stanton
Solvart
Building Permits From Odd Names And Addresses
A list of building permits includes BD A Stickel and Sons at 67 Wow Bultinorg Street with a concrete block and steel building, 0x14 feet. Mary Smith at 64 Pennsylvania Avenue with a frame garage 14x16 feet. J B Mauyette at 18% King Street with a pal vanined iron garage 12x18 feet. Georges Good on Armstrong Avenue with a frame bungalow 26xd1 feet. George Good on Virginia Avenue with a frame house 24% stories 24x86 feet. A D Fierhert at 823 Woal Itranistiy Street with a concrete addition 18x18 feet. Samuel Plummer at Cavelown Pilla with a Frame sembiungalow.
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A. Stickel & Sons
Wow Bultinorg Street
Mary Smith
Pennsylvania Avenue
J.B. Mauyette
King Street
Georges Good
Armstrong Avenue
George Good
Virginia
Woal Itranistiy Atrent
Gitmige
Samuel Plummer
Cavelown Pilla
Sembiungalow
Card of Thanks for Ray Munsy and family
Mr and Mrs J and Muney and family thank neighbors and friends for kindness after the death of Ray Munsy. July 10 in Hagerstown. Market notes list grain prices and animal feed terms with many illegible items and local price points.
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Mes. J. & Muney
Ie Wany
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Kline
Cook
Braddock
C. E. Whipple
Dewey Avenue
Wr. G
Hoffman
Allegheny
Garrett County
Ife
Foreign Exchange
Bynternatlaunt Newn
Nu York
Guilder
Singer Sewing Machine CompAny
South Potomac
Lakehurst
N. J
Frank H. Stanley
U.S. Navy
Lake Evie
Port Stanley
Telford
Louis J. Roth
Euill Migaing
West
East End Road
Thurmont
W. M. Engine
New Yorks
A. W. Sutton
Franklin
Nathan Adelman
Hagerstown, Md
Arnest C. Chamtley
Lexington
Lula M. McGure
Bel Fae Roy W. Maltin
Jennie Brown
Lebanon
Jonathan J. Wesaman
Kutztown
Maber A. Burkert
Charles R. Wartel
Lewistown
Pia
Hiya Leper
Yeagerstown
Vinrant K. Underkalfer
Dorothy M. Little
Montana
Tagerstown
Fconorcal Transpor
Chevrolet Motor Company
L.A
Michigan
Ludwig Motor CO
Franklin Street
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