Judge Rove Endorses Term Contracts In Rail Case
Judge John G. C. Rove refused comment on the Rail case ruling and said the Transportation Act does not allow dismissing a railroad’s entire shop workforce for four days. Contracts with Dickson Construction remain in force for a year with termination clauses tied to train delays, quality of work, and timely completion. Western Maryland contract value runs about 3.5 million dollars annually. In West Virginia, prosecutors push for thirty more witnesses in the Bill Buzzard treason case, potentially delaying proceedings another month as miners march actions are recounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John GC. Rove
United States District Court
Rattroud ‘Corpora
Dicksompany
Magerstown
St-Evaston
Tme
Rose
Brasch
Maryland
United Preeny
Charles Town
W. Va
Witnasgea
Withont Blizzard
Coat Winery
Teader
Bill Buzzard
Logan County
National Banks Show Decrease in March Totals
Washington May 10 national banks report March totals of 19 854 402 000 including rediscounts down 2 601 326 000 from February and 9 140 000 from December 1821. Total deposits 16 390 498 000 down 87 916 000 from February but up 318 346 090 from December. Loans and discounts 22 573 000 000 down 1 542 000 from February and 22 810 000 from December. Railmen Do Not Want Debs Houston May 11 delegates at the International Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen convention oppose inviting Debs to speak.
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Washligten
Crigslager
Marcheal
DEBS
Houston
Ter
International Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemben
Deba
Batik Blouses Reach Mainstream Markets
Batik blouses once belonged to art stores and Greenwich Village. Now they are common as bobbed hair. Many silk manufacturers mark up silks in batik patterns, costing far less than the Rowdatyed product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Stuores
Greenwich Village
Deaths in Hagerstown Area Read Like Local Obituaries
The notice recalls multiple deaths including Frank J Favorite of 21 First Street dying at 20:35 from heart trouble after illness. Miss Mary Snively of Beaver Creek, aged 43, dies of Anvendieltis. Mrs. Isaph F Denniston of 50 Broadway, Pittsburgh, 70, dies after long illness. funeral and burial details follow with multiple survivors and church affiliations noted.
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Frank J. Favorite
First Street
Hanna
Creageratown
Lrude
Annis Elizabeth Slonzker
Gettyabute
H Wagner
Gettyalnrs
Hyergreen
Mary Snively
Bir
Mra
Mosea Snively
Beaver Creek
Anvendieltis
Union A. M. 1 Church
Dunehtera
Mts
Mis. Salvely
Bealdes
Sha
Rachael Shively
Frances Kennedy
Hagerstown
Brothera
Henry
Greorge
Wasiley
Manes
Suively
Clarence Snively
New York City
Anthony Sulvely
Noval Scotta
Call
Bdzar
Waynestaru
Tra
Nanni
Curtis Densiston
Isaph Fames Denniston
Denniston Avenue
Pittsburgh
Thames 4
Boult
Broadway
Denniston
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
DAA
Laughters
A. K. Werrew
Bmichsburg
H. J. Miller
T-0. Suter
Warren
H. A. Beat ‘Ty
J. F. Denniston
Walter Byron Stehl
St. John's
Homewood Cemetery
Labor ruling not to affect engine works
In New York May 11 the Labor Board ruling that outsourcing shop repair work by railroads will not affect locomotive works is explained. Baldwin has done most overhaul work at its own facility, while American and Lima are stronger at new engine construction than repairs.
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United Pens
New York
Labor Board
Opl
Berries Will Be Plentiful in Washington County
Washington county expects a large raspberry and strawberry yield this season despite earlier frost fears. Local growers report a strong crop, with lower Maryland and Virginia berries entering markets retailing around 25 cents per quart. Cherry and other berries also show record prospects as berry crates sales rise in the past weeks.
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Washington County
Maryland
Virginias
Baltimore
Semenoff Cossack Chief linked to brutalities in Siberia
Washington May 10 Senate Labor Committee weighs permit for General Gregoris Semenoff described as Cossack Chief of white forces in Siberia accused of brutalities including attacks on American soldiers. He defends himself and the case unfolds amid Allied tension and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semenoff
Washington
Senate Labor
Gregoris Semenoff
Rum runners escape after wild chase in Williamsport
In a sensational pursuit, dry agents and local authorities chased bootleggers near Williamsport after a tip on whisky delivery to a nearby farm. A whisky keg fell from the car but was recovered. the vehicle sped away and was last seen heading toward Sharpsburg.
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Whitty
Oval
Williamsport
Delly- Ao
Willamsport
Grops Showin Much Progress
Weather report notes farm operations improved in week ending yesterday after wet cold spell. Winter wheat advances aided by showers from Virginia northward and northeastward, as per weekly Weather and crop review.
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Washingon
Virginia
Rotary Luncheon Another Success At Club Gathering
Rotary Club president Roy Denzer led a lively luncheon with guests and new committee rosters announced. Members applauded retiring secretary and welcomed visitors as the club outlined plans for the coming year including a parade participation and a Blue Ridge League invitation.
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Roy Denzer
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Lewis
T. Byron
Morris
Suamer
Alex
Tyree
Oarsmotiies
MD. Hook
Rotarina Scott
Bt. Hook
Blue Ridge League
Kiwanis
Tn & Parade
Ball Park
West Washington
Prospect Streets
Jack Hurley
Glossly
Gob
Whipple
Crong
Victor Miller
International Ttotary
Los Angeles
Cal
Tay Dahrer
H. L. Meredith
D. Lee Staley
RM. Hays
Malcol Long
Violan Hershey
Eewin C. Hook
Thomas Panghorn
W. F. Peter
J. W
Jarnisoc
J. 2. Porter
C. M. Danger
Scott R. Wagner
Byron J. Grinell
Peregrine Wroth
B. Day
C. Fred Bikle
Crown G
Dishl
Pratt Lailer
EB. Waipple
Frank B. Hollweter
Clarence Rupp
Ott Park Permit Rules For Use And Access
fragmented OCR notes indicate a call for mandatory permits to use Ott Park. officials or organizers state only permit holders may play games or hold events on the grounds. text references entertainment heads and the right to use grounds with proper permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott Park
Fepralaien
Baraial
Purmitt
Church Opposes Radical Reforms at Conference
May 10 report from Mioe Brinks Anne describes the nineteenth general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in which leaders rejected a minority committee’s plan to allow ordained pastors to administer the Lord’s Supper. The session also reorganized the Sunday School Board and approved a plan to raise a $10,000 fund for superannuated ministers.
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Mioe Brinks
Anne
Heneral Conference
Methodiat Mptucopal
Church
South
Seauton
Church Sunday School Board
Festoons of Flowers in Summer Attire and Decor
The excerpt describes florals in attire and decor with towers on ante and gowns. Corsages at the waist feature foliage and ribbons trailing to the hem, creating a delightfully suggestive summer mood with flowers touching shoulders.
Growing Feed and Poultry Supplies Spur Local Trade
Local supplier CM Horst distributes feed for Poultry Growers Pork and Pollard Co. Birds aged four to six weeks advance in growth, with emphasis on neighborhood demand and distributor reach in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pork and Pollard Co
Horst
Deity or rete Ming and misc notices in local item
Card of Thanks and notices from readers include gratitude for sympathy after death of Mary Elizabeth Bowhay and thanks to neighbors and friends for autos and flowers. Local rummage sale announced by Team 9 for the M C A building fund on Saturday May 13 starting at 9 am.
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Brussels
Herolam
Woith Cavall
King George
Great Britain
Mary
Abrtaml
Elizabeth of
The
Mary Elizabeth Bowhay
John Tr. Kelly
Withinsport
Ally
M.C. A
Som. Ady
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Elliott
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Aughinbaugh
Knelatey
Sella Ft
E. Dougeay Dawes
Hanra
Anna Mary Day
Frederick
Patterson
Baen
Itlneas
Mrs. Daya
St. Paul's
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Dezces
Auanteat
Woltinger
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Rotary
Danzer
C. E. Whipple
Bali
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Charles R. Biddle & Co
Wriant Street
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Church Not For
Niki
Jen
Siena
Nellie Massokne
5. C
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Tae Oka
Wareham
Gentral Drug
Danareia
Teoxon
Danzer Metal Works
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