Lines At Brunswick Shops Stir Brunswick Strike Tension
In Brunswick the Baltimore and Ohio shop town a growing street demonstration shows 800 to 1000 strikers. Officials stress law and order as freight congestion rises while the railroad adds new workers to keep operations steady. Both sides remain reticent about details amid tension and guarded patrols.
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Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Saras
Knoxville
Able
Udique
Ovorge Howek
Hagerstown
George Lewis
A. Brunswick
Atrtkors
Yaep
Tha
Baltimore and Ohio
Tak ‘Ag
Fa Tours
Strangled Baby Found In Canal In Brunswick
A decomposed infant was found in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal at Brunswick with four napkins tied around its neck. A physician said the baby had been in the water three or four days and was strangled before thrown into the stream. Sheriff Jones and Jyectics Howard Marvin Jones offered a reward of 54 dollars each for information leading to the killer. Also noted are school book compilations and an English committee submitting lists for High Schools and grades.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Brunnawick
Sheri Jones
Jyetics
Howard Marvin Jones
Brunswick
Deaths of Mrs Rose E Warner and Chrisiman in Berkeley
Mrs Rose E Warner 77, proprietress of Potomac Hotel in Clearpring, died yesterday at 4:30 from heart trouble after a serious illness. Born in Clean Spring, she lived there all her life, widow of Frederick Warner. Survived by son Lawrence Warner of Pittsburgh, daughter Miss B Marie Warger of Airspring, Miss Mary Wablinger of Gloverspring, six grandchildren. Funeral 9:20 tomorrow at Catholic Church of Clear Spring, Father Rinehart to officiate. Interment in nearby cemetery. Also noted: Chrisiman, a well-known figure near Datesville, Berkeley, died Saturday. details incomplete.
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Rose E. Warner
Punt
Potomacs
Clearapring
Warner
Cleanspring
Frederick
Roselee Fellinger
Frederick Warner
Elk River Coal & Lumber Awards 300 Steel Hopper Cars
L M Hustri couse announces Elk River Coal & Lumber Company awarded a contract to American Car & Foundry for 300 steel hopper coal cars of 56 tons capacity. Buffalo Creek & Gauley Railroad, owned by Dundon W Va, connects with Baltimore & Ohio to Widén W Va, increasing its fleet as the Elk River line expands. Humrichouse joins Elk River, son of W H Humrichouse of Springfield Farm.
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L. M. Husttri Couse
Elk River Coal & Lumber Company
Philadelphia
J. G. Bradley
American Car & Foundry Company
Buffalo Creek & Gauley Railroad Company
Dundon
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Widén
Lockjaw Fatal to Big Waiter at Fort Bedford
Paul Carroll of Bedford Pennsylvania, well known to local tourists at Fort Bedford Springs, died after infection from a decayed tooth led to tetanus. He was hospitalized two days before death and, while lucid, attempted to write a letter distributing his personal effects. Carroll had a recently crowned tooth that was extracted on a dentist’s advice prior to the infection.
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Paul Carroll
Bedford
Fort Bedford Snn
Carroll
Second Schick test for children in Washington County
A vaccine test program led by Dr A 5 Rumreich of Johns Hopkins will hold the second Schick test for children tomorrow at the Washington County Health Demonstration field quarters. Tests continue each Wednesday at 3 pm for months until a local clinic can test more children for diphtheria and immunize those up to seven years old who are eligible. Initially only children recommended by family physicians are tested, with plans to expand to all children about to begin school.
Hot curling iron injures Seaford girl eye
Seaford Delaware July 18 Miss Helen Jefferson 13 daughter of Frank Jefferson a Seaford fruit broker residing at Concord four miles east of Seaford was struck in the eye by a hot curling iron Saturday night as she curled her hair before attending the Rotsttage nuptials. Two eye specialists Dr J J Biegond and Dr Mayburg of Wiltlington were in the village at the time and treated her. A separate item notes Gilbert Shenely allegedly knocked over a lantern warning signal at Franklin and Patomar streets and was fined $3 after explaining to police.
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Seaford
Del
Helen Jefferson
Frank Jefferson
Concord
J. J. Biegond
Mayburg
Witalogton
Gilbert Shenely
Franklin
Patomar
Shensky
Jonathan Jatreata
Ghensky
Hadauinres
Building Permits and Small Constructions Listed
Local records show permit activity for several small structures. Notable entries include a 10 by 20 foot frame building for Mrs. O in Gharlva with a $17 Virginia value, a 13 by 18 foot concrete garage for Mena Cayweil, and a 20 foot WO flak Virginia project with Frederick Atreat listed.
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Cnno
Mra
Gharlva
Virginia Ava
Linus
Mena Cayweil
Frederick Atreat
WO Flak
Virginia
Whidgeted Pangalory
Maryland Leads Along Atlantic Coast In Auto Ownership
Maryland shows a strong vehicle ownership rate with 148,207 motors for a 1920 population of 1,449,661, equating to roughly one car per 9.75 residents. 1921 figures place Maryland near the national average, with a machine for about 10,640 people, signaling higher ownership than several Atlantic states. The piece notes Maryland’s tax changes on gasoline and vehicle licensing as part of road fund deficits and revenue plans.
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Maryland
United States
Hacauset Ias
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Mary
Atlantic Seaboard
New York
Pennsylvania
Meesachusetts
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Red Men Officers Visit County Councils Plan Series of Town Visits
Great Sechem Robert L. Rinker and Graat Senior Sagamore John W. Wood led a ceremonial visit by Red Men of Maryland to Sioux Tribe of Ubis city last night. Upcoming visits include Choctaw Irite at Big Pool on Thursday and Cherokee Tribe at Sharpsburg on Friday with further county tours scheduled through August. James Malone was killed and James Carroll seriously injured when a fire engine overturned in Brooklyn today. both are crew members.
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Sechem
Robert L. Rinker
Graat
Sagamore
John W. Wood
Red Men of
Maryland
Ubis City
Big Pool
Sharpsburg
Hagerstown
Lestersburg
Wolfsville
Williamsport
Hancock
Whursday
Ctearapring
New York
James Malone
James Carroll
Brooklyn
Death House And Gallows At Pen
The Bate Board of Prison Control met in Baltimore to review plans for a Gallows at the penitentiary. A new law makes the penitentiary the central execution site from January 1. Theodore W. Pletsch proposed six death cells next to the gallows with a $5,000 estimate. An expert study sought safer cells. No budget funds were set, but alternate sources may be found. The board opposed a central execution bill in the Legislature.
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Bate Board of Forison Control
Baltimore
Maryland
Theodore W. Pletsch
Exaroine Cella
Carreclion
More Peaches On The City Market This Season
The city market reports the first abundant peach delivery of the season at 36 to 40 cents per bag. Vegetables show improvement with early summer varieties appearing. Celery and endive listed for the first time, celery at 1dchunch per bunch and endive at 5c per bunch, peaches 25 to 40 cents per basket. Prices for peppers, corn, cabbage, berries, squash, apples, pears, potatoes, beets, onions, lettuce, tomatoes, cantaloupes, beans, kale, butter, and poultry also noted with varied local rates.
WeGrow Is Murdered Samuel Jenkins In Maryland
Samuel Jenkins a 25 year old Black man from Flint Hill was shot and killed Saturday near Covil farm in a Clover Meld. Arthur Weeden, another Black man from the same neighborhood, was later arrested and jailed without bail as the coroner’s jury weighs charges for the September grand jury.
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Samuel Jenkins
Revival Sermon Set At Williamsport Church
The Rev. Dr. J. A. Siagmacher of Gettysburg Theological Seminary will preach next Sunday morning at the Lutheran Church of Williamsport in Gettysburg Pennsylvania.
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J. A. Siagmacher
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Lutheran Church of
Williamsport
Court enjoins rail strikers in interstate movement case
Baltimore July 18 A federal court issued an order restraining a group of unions and strikers from interfering with the movement of Baltimore & Ohio trains and engines in interstate commerce or during their repair. The injunction requires a $5,000 bond and names six unions and 41 individuals, mostly officers, as defendants and warns all others acting with them. In Washington, recovery crews at Knickerbocker Theatre found jewelry including a 10-diamond cluster and a turquoise ring amid debris from last winter’s collapse.
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Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
John C. Rows
United States District Court
Rose
Tanco
Saul Praeger
Cumberland
Maryland
Carmen of
America
Washington
Knickerbocker Theatre
Markets Hagethlown July 18 Prices List
Prices for flour per barrel shelled corn and other feeds listed for Hagethlown on July 18 include various grain and meal products such as rye cracked corn white and yellow corn meal alfalfa meal and different grades of scratch and cotton seed meal with noted price per unit in several entries though many values are garbled. The fragmentary column also mentions beet scrap and new wheat among items available.
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Hagethlown
Two Year Old Steals Pocketbook In East Had
A two year old girl allegedly took a pocketbook from a store in East Had Saturday night. Deputy Sheriff Crampton investigated after the girl’s mother reported the loss. The purse contained money. the incident prompted notes of not prosecuting the child. The report reads with ad ads mixed in, reflecting a crowded page of a 20th century local paper.
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Hawbaker
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School Board of
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Downin
Chrisman
Dathesville
Derkeley
Cheisiman
Hector Tindal
Barry Deavee
Sheeaping
Vear
Buffalo Creek & Gauley
Man
Eugene Debs
Eugens Debs
Chicago
Baya
Drs
Boerma Daniels
Matthiesen Yunkers
Prison Board
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Washington Chambersburg
B.&o
Plete Stoge
Yingling Auto & Carriage Works
Frederick St
Leah Silver
Oth
Coney Island
Musquilnes
Jooke
Ady
Burray ‘Tas
Imperial
Leo Crom
Phoon
Aunlé B. Ardinger
Nyse
William E
Ardinger
Deuebier
Williamgpart
John K. Baker, Jr
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Boston
Garden Gate
Old Mexico
Clicquot Club
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