St Paul Police Union Votes to Quit the Federation
The St Paul police union, formed in July 1817, will cease to exist after July 1. Members approved surrender of the charter and severing ties with the American Federation of Labor, with opposition from only a few. The union once reached peak strength under Commissioner Smith, who supported labor ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Paul
Minn
Jung
St. Paul
West
American Federation of Labor
7A EK Smith
Batety
Asd
Smith
St. Paul F Police Union
Ten graduates at Clearspring commencement
The seventh annual Clearspring High School commencement was held at the 7 O C F Hall. Ten students received diplomas as parents and friends overflowed the seating. Salutatorian Samuel Troup and valedictorian Carl Moore led the class. Dr A H Winship gave the address. diplomas were presented by Superintendent B J Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearspring High School
Samuel ‘Troup
Carl Moorg
A. H. Winship
Journal of Education
Boston
Moss
B. J. Grimes
Miesey Viola “Yetter
Grace Brest
Dith Sprecker
Early quits rage against Harrison in district race
Winchester Va June 3 State Senator Nat B Harry of Green county announced his plan to oppose Representative Thomas W Harrison for the 11th District congressional nomination and notified State Democratic Chairman H F Byrd district chair of a possible withdrawal. The letter arrived on the filing deadline and indications point to the district committee naming Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Nat. B. Harry
Green County
Thomas W. Harrison
H. F. Byrd
Barry
Shooting ends Honeymoon Ends Honeymoon
Memphis Tennessee reports the death of Miles G Buckingham a basketball player and his wife after a reconciliation trip to Pickens Mississippi where Buckingham shot his wife she died soon after he faces murder charges claiming the revolver discharged by accident. A prior separation suit had been filed by Mrs Buckingham but the couple renewed their marriage efforts and the maintenance suit was withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Miles G. Buckingham
Memphis Ballikeer
Pickens
Mise
Buckingham
Plan to Double Knights of Pythias Membership Drive
County committee forms to boost Knights of Pythias members in Washington County. Valley Lodge No 70 hosts meeting with Herbert C. Blake and Harry McC. Stouffer leading as executives appoint local committees to recruit 900 members amid speeches by Edward Richardson James M Hendrix and others from Baltimore Frederick and surrounding towns.
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Knights of Pythias
Washington County
Valley Lodge No. 70
Herbert C. Blake
Maryland
Harry McC. Stouffer
Valley Lodge
Edward Richardson
Baltimore
James M. Hendrix
Beals
Indac G. Waltz
David Stine
Reno 8
Harp
Frederick
Magoolig
Lodge
Sharpsburg
Alexander D. Crow
Potomac Lodge
Wit Mamayert
Charlas. Seymour
Vatley Fudge
Harry McC
Stayier
Hancock Lodge
J. 8
Webster
Royal Blue Lodge
Andy Hook
Charles
Wirlz
McClallan Lodge
Keedysville
G. D. Baker
South Mountain
Smithsburg
F.C. Fox
Western Maryland Lodge
Frank P. Davin
Politics aired in Sharter case in Cumberland trial
In Cumberland on June 3 the trial exposed factional politics tied to the Sharter case. Former House of Delegates member John Sharter sues Oakland Republican editor Benjamin J. Bin Call for 10000 damages over a slanderous article from the 1919 political campaign referencing Speicher. Speicher testified as a witness. Sharter, Oakland resident, seeks damages from the publication. McCullough defeated Speicher for State Senate nomination last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Arrett
County
John Shartxen
House of Delegates
Benjamin JT. Bincall
Oakland
Shartzer
Harvey J. Speicher
John W. McCullough
Speicher
Oak-land
Republican
Education superintendents seek NY interviews for county supervisor jobs
State Superintendent Albert Cook and rural schools director William Holkway depart for New York to interview applicants for county school supervisor positions at Teachers College and Columbia University. About ten openings await next school year with salaries around 2040 dollars. The party targets graduates from Teachers College Harvard Johns Hopkins and George Peabody College for qualified candidates. A noted statistic mentions women making up 60 percent of the 260000 candy industry workers in the United States.
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New York
Albert &. Cook
William J. Holkoway
Teeeeere College
Columbia
University
Cook
Teachers'College
Harvard
Jphns Hopkins University
George Peabody College
Nashville
Sauto Struck by Engine on West A1 at Elizabeth Street
The touring car owned and driven by Te Travinger of Fair Ground Avenue was damaged when it collided with Western Maryland Engine No. 1 at the Elizabeth street crossing last night. The car suffered a broken front axle, demolished right front fender and headlight while Travinger escaped injury aside from shock. Engineer J F McPherson commanded the locomotive and was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Travinger
Fairground Avenue
Elizabeth Street Crossing
Western Maryland
King's Daughters Anniversary Plans Update
Plans are completed for the King's Daughters Anniversary to be held June 11 at the Y M C A. Mrs D A Watkins will be the soloist and Roy A McMichael will direct the musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Watkins
Roy ‘A. McMichael
Bookplates and thunder tales in a jumble of notes
A fragmentary reading mix describes making bookplates with coat of arms like old times, then shifts to a wind swept scene where Marion seeks shelter from a storm at Bessie’s house. The piece blends practical craft hints with a short fiction moment about rain, lightning, and a tense reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon
Marion
Brainie Robinson
Bessie
Merion
Lessie
Ant
Injunction Issued Against Brewery Company in Baltimore
In a United States District Court in Baltimore a one year injunction restrains George Futhner Jr Manufacturing Co from operating its brewery. The court, requiring a $1,000 bond, ordered the company to provide information against the corporation for alleged violation of prohibition laws. Baumuel K. Dennis, attorney for the company, entered a plea of nolo contendere to the charge. Judge Rose concluded the corporation faced a maximum penalty of $1,400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Baltiapee
George Funther
Kidney health claims target readers with dubious ad
An apparent advertisement touts a medical remedy for kidney and rheumatic ailments. It invokes dire war era contrasts about metal production and offers Mrs A Lechner of 1129 Alvin Ave Cofton as a testimonial. The copy urges readers to obtain pills claiming to purify kidneys and relieve pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. A. Lechner
Alvin Ave
Cofton
Ioley Kidtey Pilg
Woman Writes of Lydia E Pinkham Product Help
Mrs Beier reports relief from painful periods and backache after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Cumberland Maryland reader shares her experience and invites other women to write for answers, noting improved childbirth ease and daily work capability.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Cumberland
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tam
Joanaesen
Dilley St
Beier
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