01 Apr 1925
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
1
Williamsport residents attend a meeting to discuss proposed telephone rate increases by the local utility. Officials outline new charges affecting customers, with a vote or action expected at a later date.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an incident with an opponent and hints at a bite attempt. It includes names and garbled phrases, lacking clear entities, dates, or locations to confirm specifics.
George Slottler, 42, a farmer near Winchester, died from injuries sustained when a runaway horse galloped a mile. The buggy crashed into a tree, Slottler was severely cut on the face and hands, and he was transported to a hospital where a coroner or family later arrived.
Vlatersbura Pa April 1 Senator Noman J Bonebrake suffered a heart attack in the Senate chamber shortly before noon doctors from the State Health Department were called and Bonebrake was removed to a nearby hospital Rotary Convention attendees Clarence Stickell Frank Leiter Vofd Byron Victor Midler Edgar Bloom confirmed four moved to attend the Rotary event in the city Hand severed Jacob Weaver 44 of near Madus was found while attempting to cut the first wire during a wrenching incident in Fla the severed hand was rushed to Chambersburg
Obituary notices for Juna O Schindel and Musselman, plus church work, family survivors, and civic reminders. Details include affiliations with First Reformed church, burial notices, and local society events. Also mentions a drama presentation titled Trampn Convention at Beaver Creek Hall on April 2.
Fragmented text reports a police slaying case involving a person named Shea. The article fragment mentions doctors, a witness, a contention by a man named Shea, and references to a Brown Hat and Acorn dal. The readable portions obscure key details, dates, and locations.
Senator William E. Borah and colleagues will lead a summer course of statecraft and diplomacy for the American public. The program aims to explain acceptance of the world court, disarmament plans, and U S efforts to collect foreign debts, with speeches by Coolidge, Kellogg, and key Senate Foreign Relations members.
In Sebring Florida Abel Captain A R Anil and Bo Lelt from New York were found safe after a long search when their leaked liner forced an emergency landing near swamps en route to the Everglades. They endured a grueling ordeal with only minor fatigue and a hitch in their journey.
The Archbishop of Canterbury issued a marriage license in London for Mrs. Sella Preston Hoffann widow of the late Charter Frederick Holmman of New York and Lieut Col King Slevan former member of Parliament.
Misa Margaret Dickel daughter of Mr and Mrs GH Drewel of Ragenth has been elected a member of the Uresol craft in the act department at Drexel Philadelphia. M Dickel is specializing in home economics at Drexel.
Fragmentary text mentions a former Kaiser’s wife and individuals in Germany, with garbled names and possible references to a tat or operation. The readable words suggest a historical or biographical note but lack coherent events, dates, or clear entities to anchor a full summary.
In Waynesboro Greek rogiamart Proprietor shot himself after a mistaken belief of failure. He says he is sorry and hopes for a live granted. He continues to Ligirase and Will son be out.
Thomas Woolluns of New York was sworn as a member of the Pomaproe Commission. The item notes a farm sale and mentions David Ki, a former Nort of Ccario's far Vraae Latlier with physicians quitting.
Mrs George Nichols of 109 McComar Street receives permit for a garage. Vaxie Millwood Company authorized for a shed measuring 20 by 65 feet at the corner of McComar and Mulberry streets.
Weather notes describe a spring cold spell damaging crops, with fruit suffering from last winter’s freeze while vegetables remain largely unaffected. The article recalls April temperatures and mentions a past record heat event, plus forecasts of possible showers and gradual temperature rise.
Dr. R A Jehle of the University of Maryland and County Agent Moore visited orchards in the Hancock and Smithsburg sections to gather data on tuning and disease activities. The findings will aid flo county fruit growers via the spray service provided by the university through the county agent's office. ALP Vierheller from the Maryland university horticultural staff is in the county for pruning demonstrations. Planes Route Rebels. Constantinople April 1 air planes used in offensives against Kurdestan rebels. The rebels attacked fuel encampments during bombings. Paper Fire in Cellar. A fire in a West Franklin street home cellar caused excitement at nine this morning. Russell Wilson owner. The junior Hose and Antietam fire companies extinguished the blaze with little damage.
New York listing reports railroad and industrial stocks steady along with domestic and foreign markets. Wheat and oats quotations appear with mixed figures in Baltimore and local quotations from Tragerstown, noting red winter and white oats with spot prices and asks.
Fragmented text discusses spiral Meglulae and island universes with references to nebulae and a derouted language. Mentions Meant passages and attempts to define universe sizes and distances without clear structure.
Fragmented OCR text shows a defendant declaring a wish to plead guilty amid a chaotic report. The passage mentions a chief defense attorney and references a court session with uncertain ages and motives. Context remains unclear due to garbled wording.
Ad seeks a person named Conemac Mark with a vague note about applying to Bess FL Lemon. The readable text is fragmentary and unclear, mentioning a foal and a possible missing directive, reflecting a damaged notice with no verifiable actions.
The Turner Shirey Agency of the Massachusetts Mutual Insurance Co. announces a personnel increase with two well-known local men, C. Brandenburg and Frank P. Davis, joining from prior industries. Brandenburg resigns from Moora Engineering Co to manage, while Davis leaves Western Maryland Railway to partner with Shirey. The firm will relocate to newly renovated suites in Hamilton Row after outgrowing Arcada Building.
In Hoston on April 1, about 4000 onion Teather and plumbers walked out in Greater Boston seeking higher wages. Meetings were held to avert a broader building trades strike affecting about 20,000 workers.
The body of Max Teel, a wine dealer, was found in Jug Park Avenue with no bullet wounds. Police opened a case theory that he had witnessed a late event. Panwell deposited $5000 yesterday at noon in the East River Bank and then left uptown with a hidden bag.
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