Harding Determined To Uphold Labor Board Decision
Washington June 28 President Harding vows immediate drastic action to uphold the Railroad Labor Board ruling amid talks of a possible nationwide strike by about 1,000,000 rail workers or carriers. High authorities indicate the administration would back the board in any action to resolve the dispute and prevent paralysis of rail service.
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Harding
Labor Board
Washington
Haiload ‘Labor Board
Suspects released in Baltimore mystery unfolds
Baltimore police freed six suspects after a Sunday afternoon review of the case tied to a robbery linked to G. W. McCardell in Wildlantaport. Evidence points to disruption in Martingburs with a telephoned alert and several sightings, while items tied to the McCardell residence were recovered.
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Baltimore
Severab
Yeslerlny
Order in election case rescinds water bond details
Court files reveal an order in a local election dispute. The judge vacated prior actions and required defendants to explain alleged voting irregularities, ballot counting issues, and misdated election steps. The case targets the town officials and the legality of the water bonds and petition decisions.
Man Loses Tire and Two Held on Bail Draft
A garaged incident led to a man losing a tire and two others detained on bail set under $300. Patrolman Satlow reported the arrestees linked to a September court appearance at Uheart Court. Provisional charges include theft and related offenses with several days until formal proceedings.
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Tabart Alivnison
Robert EH
Dotlina
Hetty Aolucod
Satlow
Lila Acai
Fae
Woolley
Railroads Plan For Battle May Adopt Contract System
Railroads press the offensive as lines form over a threatened strike by about one million workers. Officials indicate talks may push to extend contracts and frame the dispute as a test of labor rules and the industry’s response.
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Chicago
Ji Ob
Hundreds of Klansmen Initiated in Brunswick Ceremony
Nearly 200 candidates were inducted into the Ku Klux Klan at a large initiation in West Brunswick late last night. The ceremony was conducted by elders from Washington, with participants traveling from Hagerstown, Baltimore, and surrounding towns. Participants wore white regalia and masks as they gathered near Jug Bridge on the Baltimore Pike.
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Ku Klux Klan
Jug Bridge
Baltimore Ple
Phey Cama
Steamer Burns Off West Coast Shrouded In Mystery
A steamship fire off the Santa Barbara coast today prompted radio reports and unnamed officials to withhold identity. The incident, details unclear, began near Ban with authorities investigating the blaze and possible causes as Coast Guard units monitor the scene.
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Ny United
LOS Ang
Santa Barbara
Battlefront update and police tensions in town report
Fragmented OCR note shows Burgess Merrleon suspending officer and night duty shifts amid talks of extended hours. Mentions Marines deployed and reference to Manghyota as a war ground with dated reports and unclear figures. Contains garbled names, places, and numbers from World War II era.
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Burgess Merrleon
Polton
Howly
Burgese
Hargea
Beiloay Woods
Manghyota Aeros
400 Workers Now Busy in Local Shops in Maryland
About 400 men are working in the Toval shops of the Western Maryland Railway and Dickson Construction and Repair, filling roles left by strikers during a labor dispute linked to a 1920 Transport Act wage issue. Eighty additional workers were hired overnight, with ads in nearby papers seeking men for the road shops at Hagerstown. Strikers say replacements imply no trouble at Hagerstown and the strike may be settled on cost grounds. two men who returned to work were noted for overwork and leaving the line.
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Western Maryland Railway
Dicksod Construction and Repair
Western Maryland
Cartrack’ Whaler
Adt
Aent
Msonta
Chicago
Tha, Dickson’ Co
Philadel- Dujo
Rath Road
Hagerstown
Reed joins Dixie Malt with Dixie Mill Co
Mark E Reed long employed by George Updegraf & Sons gloves departs after twenty four years. He will join his brother George A Reed in a new venture at Dixie Malt Work Company taking a place in the sales department.
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Reed
George Updegratt & Sons
Glove Sanufacturare
Thin Sity
Fem
George’ A. Heed
Read
The
Dixie
Malt, Work, Company
Unclear Austrian Capital Rises Amid Bloodshed Rumors
Reports say the Austrian capital faced upheaval as a ruler was overthrown amid martial law, sparking great excitement and fear of the next move. Efforts to verify details remained unsuccessful into early afternoon.
Brick Plant to Be Enlarged at Cushwwa Works
Extensive improvements are planned at Cushwwa's Wil linanaport brick plant with an estimated cost around 45000. Three new kilns and additional machinery will boost capacity and shift production to face bricks. A mill had been ordered, and the firm expects a larger market for this product despite recent losses from a fire that destroyed several buildings.
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Homgands
Cushwwa
Willinanaport
Arta
Iho Klins
Aro
Mine control proposed in U S House bill
A draft of a Mine Control Now proposal was introduced in the House by Rep Turkle of Pennsylvania. It would authorize the president to seize and operate mines for a year with production costs plus a reasonable return to owners. A separate injury report from Hogmrrac, Jet. Larr, notes a Western Maryland incident with limited details and no fatalities.
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Warrington
Sune
Turkle
Pennsylvanic
Presi' Dent
Lonphal
Ui Wastara
Maryland
de Pacogrina Wreth
Ata
Fair Directors Plan Decorations for May Dress Up
Hagerstown Bell directors discussed decorating the city during fall week next October and free attractions in front of the grandstand. They also considered reinstating the abandoned horse show. no decision was made, but a vote will be held Saturday afternoon. Representatives urged decor and grounds attractions. action remains pending though decoration is likely to pass.
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Hagerstown
Aternoon
Bleo
Vigorous Note For Mexico On The Bandit Activity
Washington dispatch reports the State Department received a stronger note from Mexico on bandit activity near Tampico. Secretary Hughes said no further details or news dispatches had arrived, while American envoy Shaw reported about 40 workers from the Cortes oil company camp captured near Tampico. No confirmation of the Doctez incident or kidnapping was available as of Monday.
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Washington
Ar ‘Juiat
Noun
Hughes
Coasu Shaw
Tamypleo
Cortes OW Company
Tampico
Clyde Summersia
Mealca City
Tcoma
Doctez Jccilent
Brice
Bletaski
Hava
Tampleg
State troops to march July 22 in Edgewood drill plan
General Reckford announces July 22 mobilization of First and Sixth Infantry Regiments and 400 Medical Regiment units, 2200 men, with tank corps and air support. Camps and ranges strengthen near land as troops proceed to Edgewood for morning tactics and afternoon athletics and amusement through August 6.
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Reckford
Eal
Ang Hith
Car theft at gas station observed by owner and bystanders
Gly Warner, owner, watched as a young accomplice stole a two ton truck from a marketing area near the station. Warner shouted for help while the thief drove away, prompting alarms and a report to the local police at once.
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Warner
Anda Ators
Jansorahly
Orlyor
Fierce fighting floods Dublin as rebels retreat
Dublin endured dawn artillery and street clashes as Free State troops stormed the Four Courts. Rory O Connor led stubborn resistance behind the Law Courts while insurgents seized Rutland Square hotels. Fifteen dead by 4 30 pm and British naval units blocked nearby waters.
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Dublin
Free State
Unlind Prees
Four Courts
Free
Rory. O'Connor
Law Court Building
Rutland Square
Walla
Dui Jim
Collins
Tdubits
Cork
Artilery
Alti Tatum
Michael ‘ Colling
PHEASANTS ARRIVE IN WASHINGTON COUNTY FROM STATE FARM
Two hundred ringneck pheasants arrived from the state game farm and were consigned to the Washington County Game and Fish Association. The birds, in crates of a pair each, were distributed by Deputy Warren Crampton and will be released as soon as possible for propagation efforts in the county.
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Gynabrook
Washington County
Grampton
Warren Crampton
Detectives and Booties Battle Over Roozh Prike
Fractured OCR text shows a chaotic scene with detectives, booties, and a Roozh Prike dispute. Vague references to a gang, location in ROCMESTAR NY, and a tavern or street setting suggest a crime or altercation report. Names and exact details are unreadable.
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Roozh Prike
Unclear fragmentary text arrests suspect in gun case
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a person named Davia and an arrest over a pistol incident with fines totaling 340. The text is garbled, lacks clear dates or locations, and does not establish a coherent news item or outcome.
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Jstite Wetan
Local stores open Monday in town listings
Fragmentary newspaper item notes stores opening Monday and mentions various names and places, including FatgY and Magerstawa banks. The unreadable text suggests a schedule or promo for Monday openings, with unclear details and several garbled proper nouns.
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Magerstawa
Tealailers
Royal
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