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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
10
Rathfield Pa November 23 Prices realized at a famed turkey auction show costs easing for home buyers. At the sale 1750 birds were sold with first choice averaging 50 cents per pound and other lots down to 28 to 52 cents per pound as bidders crowded the hoof auction.
Pennsylvania governor directs new notary applications require candidates to declare their stance on the eighteenth amendment and prohibition laws. Applicants must state age, U.S. and Pennsylvania citizenship, and obtain senatorial endorsement with letters from three reputable citizens in their county.
Police hunt a mentally troubled bomber in Toledo as hazardous devices injure and devastate homes. The latest blast partially wrecked Charles Dante’s residence, totaling about seven thousand dollars in damage. Vents indicate the threat targets remain unclear.
Governor Silzer issues a New Jersey Thanksgiving proclamation urging general prosperity and support for less fortunate nations. He calls for broad observance of the day by churches and services and prayers on November 29.
Mrs Mabelle Gillman, once a prominent American stage performer, was granted a divorce from W E Corey by the Seine tribunal on desertion grounds. The report notes the suit filed after her marriage to the American mattress manufacturer. Later, T C Jackson, a former Texas collegian, is tipped to win the Giants shortstop job next season.
A bullet wounded a person at St Pauls Dome in London on November 23. A map lay in the golden gallery around the dome beneath the cross. The wounded man was found alive. authorities expect answers as to the shooter while his exact status remains uncertain.
Three men are dead and another seriously wounded after a gunfight in Cookeville Tennessee. John Buckner and his son exchanged fire with Joe Woody and his son. Buckner allegedly shot the younger Woody, mistaking him for his son, and Buckner was later reported seriously injured after a shotgun blast.
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