Arrest on charge of murder and highway robbery near Baltimore
Six men in a big dark Hudson car, about five years old and dirty color, Maryland license 85065, are sought after an arrest for murder and highway robbery. They had $6,700 in cash. Suspect descriptions include No 1, about 23 or 24, 5 ft 7 or 8 in, slim, 150 lb, dark mixed suit. No 2, 26 or 27, 5 ft 10 in, 175 lb, gray suit and cap. No 3, 35, 5 ft 9 in, 160 lb, dark complexion, dark clothes. Other three could not be described. Authorities warn to watch highways from the city to their jurisdiction.
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Maryland
President urges drastic coal and labor reforms
President Harding calls for a national investigation commission to oversee coal industry conduct and hours and wages. He also urges legislation to empower the Railroad Labor Board and protect aliens, with Herrin violence cited. Warren S. Stone says railroad shopcraft strikes will be settled locally and promptly.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
National Investigation Commission
Railroad Labor Board
Herrin
Ill
Stone
New York
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
Brotherhoods
Maintenance of Way Workers Not Yet Going On Strike
Edward F. Grable, head of maintenance of way workers, says no strike is imminent as some railroads have conceded and remaining cases will be heard by the Railroad Labor Board in Chicago. He notes 460000 workers are about 85 percent organized and issues include wages overtime pay and shifts.
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New York
Edward F. Grable
Maintenance of Way
Grable
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Aligtat
Musselman Company to be chartered in West Virginia
Formal application has been made to the Pennsylvania governor to charter the C. H. Musselman Company now operating in Adams county and West Virginia. The firm will be capitalized at about 600000 and runs apple canning, cider manufacture, vinegar and dried apple pomace. Three plants in Gardners Biglerville and Inwood have a capacity to process 500000 bushels per season and employ 500 to 600 workers in fall. The Inwood plant is a large brick complex with allied buildings and new vinegar capacity.
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Wood
W. Va
Pennsylvania
C. H. Musselman Company
Adams County
West Virginia
C. H. Musselman
Gardners
Biglerville
Inwood
United States
No Preaching at Centenary Church Sunday
Announcement states there will be Sunday school at 9.45 a.m. at Centenary Reformed Church and no preaching during the day. Members are invited to hear Bishop Bell at the dedication of the United Brethren Church. No services at St. Pauls Church Stephenson on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Reformed Church
Bishop Bell
New United Brethren Church
St. Paul's Church
Stephenson
Famous Wing Shot Is Dead
Tom Marshall, 66, renowned trapshooter and sportsman, died today. He twice won the Grand American Handicap and was among the nation’s best wing shots. A family party from Pennsylvania visited the Himelright home, then returned home with relatives to Connellsville. An unrelated note mentions asparagus as an old food plant.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tom Marshall
Marshall
Personal notices of visitors and departures in town
Mrs. Mary Byrd Coble leaves for Balimore after visiting friends in town. Mrs. Loring A. Cover drives from Baltimore to Winchester to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Russell on South Stewart Street. Miss Lucy Wilhelm of Davis W Va returns with Mr. Birmingham and daughter Elaine after two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. William T. Birmingham. Mrs. Thomas Jones and son Jorace of Indiana visit Mrs. Franck Baker on West Piccadilly. Mrs. David Smith of Apple Pie Ridge arrives ill at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Beulah Capper of Washington comes for sister Florence Russell and daughter Mrs. Schmidt. Mr. C. N. Hawkins leaves for Pittsburgh to visit daughter Mrs. Annie Warner. Messrs. Harry J. Turfle and Robert Shank return to Baltimore. Mrs. Turtle departs for the city. Rev. Boyd V. Switzer is en route back from Beallville. Mrs. Charles Jones and daughters Charlotte and Elizabeth Jones of Alexandria visit Miss Minnie Keller on North Main.
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Lucy Wilhelm
Davis
W. Va
William T. Birmingham
Birmingham
Elaine Birmingham
Thomas Jones
Jorace
Indiana
Charles Jones
Charlotte and
Elizabeth Jones
Alexandria
Minnie Keller
North Main Street
No Services at Greenwood Baptist Sunday
The Rev. Walter Mark Depp pastor of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church announces no services will be held at Greenwood next Sunday afternoon, due to the dedication of the new United Brethren Church in Winchester scheduled for that day.
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Walter Mark Depp
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwood
New United Brethren Church
Winchester
Winchester Gun Club to Hold Special Practice
A special practice shoot by the Winchester Gun Club is scheduled for 3 30 tomorrow afternoon at the club grounds. Members begin practice ahead of the American Trapshooters Association annual convention in Atlantic City from September 11 to 16.
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Winchester Gun Club
American Trapshooters’ Association
Atlantic City
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Harry L. Wood
Skill Craft Clothes Shop
N. Main St
Hamburger’s
S. Main
Au Ag
Gore, Va
Star Want
Pughtown Pike
Nain
Jersey
M. L. Parsons
Baltimore Man
Federal
S. M.warrick
West Newton
W. H. Brown
Brookville
E. R. Himelright
H. K. Green & Bro
Mary Byrd Coble
Balimore
David Smith
Apple Pie Ridge
Memorial Hospital
Beulah Capper
Florence Russell
C. N. Hawkins
Pittsburgh
Annie Warner
Harry J. Turfle
Robert Shank
Baltimore
Boyd V. Switzer
Beallville, Md
Moling & Seal
Jessie Hillyard
E. Water Street
Thomas W. Simpson
Winston-Salem
Presbyterian Church
Reed Simpson
Winston
Wok
Wdase Oka
Raweerersia Niba Lwa
Tena
Duvall & Dunn
Harry Fishpaw
Fyver CO
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