Tile Wars Threaten Boss Power
A fragment hints at workplace tension where the speaker fears a future when the boss loses control of all tile war dynamics. The line suggests power shifts and potential upheaval in authority within the organization.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1925
Page
3
A fragment hints at workplace tension where the speaker fears a future when the boss loses control of all tile war dynamics. The line suggests power shifts and potential upheaval in authority within the organization.
Park Head along Licking crack will be the new camping site for the summer encampment of the boys. Frank Leiter, chairman of the Boys' Work committee, announced the site. Mr Lester, Harry Wolfe, secretary, and Harry R. Rudy inspected the area at Park Head, a former camping spot used during past summers and near the old Camp Harding location.
Joseph W Byron will visit Washington to order tents and equipment for training camp style accommodations. Each tent houses ten boys, with space for 40 to 60 at a time and two week sessions, opening July 1 and closing September. Harry Wolfe directs with councilors, donations welcomed to Frank A Leiter, chairman. Boys’ Work Committee backs the plan including Frank Alter, Thomas L Smith, George Updegraff Jr., H K Hawbaker, J G Funkhouger, Donald Deadniey, Ross Stickel, Walter Westphal, Harry Trudy, and Joseph W Byron. Girls’ camp planned near Shepherdstown W Va with committee members H V Mart, Mrs Frank Bentz, Mrs Steele, Mrs A Maiech, Mrs Geo Bell, and Miss Nellie Draper.
The 1928 John Stobinson circus tour, billed as the Perfect Circus, arrives in Hagerstown for an afternoon performance on Saturday May 9. The rewritten program includes tiger wrestling by Kittie the tiger and top acts like Capt. Ricardo Theo Schroeder Nellie Roth Lorraine Wallace and Albert John Robinson's Circus. Two daily tiger contests, equine acts by Neno MuCroe Trouna of Americana and Rudy Rudynatt Printtye, plus large song and dance numbers are featured as new feats unfold in multiple rings.
New York May 4 Jack Curley announced he had received a cable from Samuel Rachman in Germany offering Jack Dempsey 140000 for a heavyweight bout in Berlin while the champion toured Europe on his honeymoon. The German heavyweight Hang Brefttenstradter or K C Sampson, who boxed in America, would be Dempsey's opponent.
In Clarksburg West Virginia the home of non union miner J D Carpenter and his family was wrecked by an early morning explosion. Carpenter and his wife and four children escaped injury. State Police arrested Lafayette Males and Joseph Showell on charges of attempting to maim defigure and kill the man and his family after a fuse coil was found at their homes.
The article notes an old-time fox-hunt presentation and mentions John Robinson’s entertainment with softs and contaughs to ease worries for another year, reflecting lighthearted festive customs and local amusements.
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