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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1921

Page

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Nations Of World To Gather In Washington In November

Aug 8 The United States proposes November 11 as the date to assemble an international disarmament and Far East conference in Washington. The idea emerged informally through diplomatic quarters with no reply yet. President Harding first suggested the date in talks with reporters as a trial balloon to gauge international reaction. The State Department then unofficially conveyed the timing to allies.

Nations of World Washington State Department United States Harding Balvon

Jupe Profs Jinx Delays Everybody's Night At Park

Prof Rtouffer faced a jinx as Sue Plavious trailed Ike the calf during Everybody's Night at Willow Grove Park. Rain forced postponement and a plan to extend the event into a full week to wait out the weather.

Jupe Prof’s Jinx Rtouffer Sue Plavious Ike Willow Grove Park Baey Anya Tha Afalr

Trinkle Elected Virginia Governor In State Race

Trinkle wins Virginia governor race by about 25 000 votes and leads in several districts. The lieutenant governor and other statewide offices show mixed margins with Adams and Tucker figures referenced. The overall contest results indicate a notable victory for Trinkle.

Denial of Red Cross Aid to Soviets Declared

A historical notice states that the American Red Cross and all agents deny any aid or association with Soviet troops or revolutionary efforts. The denial extends to national headquarters and specific individuals named in the fragmentary report.

RED Cross Aly Titee Nowa Wilton Augiet Krondtadt Tisttan National Headquarters

Hatfield Killed in Cold Blood in West Virginia

Wyastington August 3. Charges Hatfield was murdered in cold blood without chance to defend himself debated by Senator Kenyon of Iowa as chairman of the state Bab committee investigating Mingo coal region conditions. Neal Birkenshaw, counsel for the United Mineworkers, presented the case.

Wyastington Sid" Hatfield West Virginia Senator Kenyon Iowa Bab Mingo Neal Birkenshaw United Mineworkers

Income reports in wrong hands investigation begun

International Water Washington reports a thorough probe into the Bureau of Internal Revenue after grave charges allege highly confidential income tax reports and related material have entered unauthorized hands. Commissioner David H Blair announced the inquiry.

International Wat Washington David H. Blair Internal Revenue

Bankers Oppose Tax on Bank Checks and Black Rock Water Plan

Bankers in the city oppose a proposed tax on bank checks citing increased workload and disruption to customers. Secretary Malian outlined the idea before the House committee, with bankers worried some funds would be kept at home to avoid the tax. Michael J. Wadah of New York urged road repairs linking Hagerstown and Black Rock for a proposed Black Rock Hotel site and spring water bottling.

Malian House Ways and Means Dlefavor Tl Mortme Commercial Trust Company Michael J. Wadah New York Black Rock Hotel Company, Inc Bod Hagerstown Black Rock Broderick County Wateh Black Rock Hotel United States

Sinn Fein Leader OBrien Says Peace Talks Advancing

International New London reports that Art de Brien head of the Irish Self Determination League in contact with Ulster Unionists in Belfast. He states peace matters are progressing satisfactorily at Dublin.

Aity International New London Art *de Brien Irish Self Determination League Sinn Fala Ambassaior Ulster Unionists Belfast Dublin O'Brien

Sightseers Narrowly Escape Car Crash on Gettysburg Battlefield

Judge and Mrs. Glenn Worthington their son John C and Miss Dorsey of Washington with a guest narrowly escaped serious injury when an automobile they rode on Gettysburg battlefield was struck by a reckless driver’s car a few days ago.

Glenn A. Worthington John C Dorsey Washington Worthington Gettysburg

All Italy Mourns For Caruso

Naples Aug 3 All Italy mourns for Enrico Caruso. Crowds pass reverently before the Vesuvius Hotel where he died yesterday morning. His body lies in state at the San Carlo Theater before interment. Condolences come from King George V and President Millerand as plans for a grand funeral in Rome take shape.

Naples Enrico Caruso Storea Vesuvius Hotel San Carlo Theater Roo Vesuvius Ciso Tia Caruso Pompeii Victor Mammanuel Hinoas Dorvieas St. Pordinand Rome Arena Georga Ingland Trowdent Millevand Pranece Autucien

Robbers Attack Farm Girl and Loot Home Again

Milas Fannie Arnold, daughter of William Arnold, living between Gettysburg and Biguerrilla, was assaulted and her house robbed by two unknown men. One attacker ransacked the home while the other threw abrasive chemical, leaving her seriously injured and frightened. Two suspects were reportedly picked up and jailed for questioning.

Milas Fannie Arnold William Arnold Gettysburg Biguerrilla Misa Arnold Italia

Husband Missing With Girl in Gragcastle Alabama Case

Mrs. Howard Keiser of Gragcastle Alabama reports her husband fled home Saturday with a 27 year old woman, prompting a magistrate inquiry into desertion. The domestic matter involves alleged concealment and elopement, with details unclear due to damaged text.

Howard Keiser Gragucastle Ala Haute Sellara Jeft Hla Miss Pistle Meyer Os

Prisoner Release Shocks Dash In Riwata Case

A tenuous report claims a political prisoner has been released in the Riwata matter with a brief note of an accord involving Marsuorica Harrison and Ava Bald. The veracity remains unclear as the garbled field references MBIA and other unclear actors.

Washington Riwata Hive Btrs Marsuorica Harrison Ava

Germany Requests Fair Play In Upper Silesia Row

Berlin reports Germany asks for fair play from United States and Britain in the Upper Silesia decision. Chancellor Wirth spoke to Bremen Chamber of Commerce amid expectations of cabinet resignation if Germany did not receive a satisfactory ruling from France and Poland. He did not mention stepping down. Germany hopes for a square deal from America and Britain.

Berlin Germany United States Upper Silesian Wirth Breman Chamber of Commerce Upper Silesia America Great Britain Grmany France Poland

Peace talks in turmoil as Ulster and Sinn Fein move

Ulster government forwards peace offer to Lloyd George after canvassing Premier Craig’s visit to London. Sinn Fein envoy de Valera engages in mediated talks with Craig through couriers amid unsettled negotiations. Mrs Coolidge tours Mercersburg with her sons to enroll them for fall term at the academy.

Hy International London Ulster Lid George Lloyd George Belfast Evening News James Craig Esmonn de Valera Jamas Craig Thater da Valera Jaman Craig Reserva Hone Guaranteas Antonieta Dextre de Valery Ani Mercersburg

Accusations of U S Instigating Revolution In Russia

The Daily Herald reports claims in the manifesto of the Third International that the United States and Britain are offering aid to starving Russia to fuel a counterrevolution against the Soviet government. The document, published today, is printed in the British Labour Party weekly.

Leformational ONDON America England Russia Third Internationale Daily Herald Orga British Labor Party

Russian Agent Held In Big Petalcation

A Soviet agent, Jacques Ciorarlo, was arrested in New York on charges of misappropriating a large portion of a $1,000,000 deposit at National City Bank. About $100,000 remains. he came to New York in 1919 to obtain motion picture equipment for the Soviet Committee of Public Education in Moscow and lived in lavish fashion here.

National City Bank New York Jacques Roberto Ciorarlo United States Cibrario Scoviet Comditittee of Public Education Moscow

Robbery at Willow Grove Park Reported

Thieves yesterday broke into the Willow Grove Park soft drink stand of George Lindsay and carried off a cage of Coca Cola and an umbrella. The theft was discovered when attendants opened the park yesterday evening. An umbrella was found behind the dance hall, with two more umbrellas missing.

George Lindsay Willow Grove Park

Operation Performed on Mrs Edward Dietz at Hospital

Mrs Edward Dietz of 5 EB Washington Bt underwent a morning operation at the hospital. Surgeons Morrison, Watkins and Bickle reported the procedure successful and the patient in stable condition.

Edward Dietz Washington Bt Dra, Morrisons, Watkins and Bickle

Portuguese Army Moves To Strategic Points Of Capital

London dispatch reports a Lisbon upheaval rumor from Vigo with claims the Portuguese army has occupied key capital points. Messages indicated troops summoned from provinces and regulars in Lisbon confined to barracks amid signs of unrest, while the city remained quiet.

Lisbon London Vigo Reuter Madrid

Three Killed in Silk Mill Blast at Patterson

A tragic accident at the Standard Silk Dyeing Company plant in Patterson New Jersey left three workers dead and two seriously injured. A whirling steel basket tore loose, hurling fixtures and debris into a group of laborers as a centrifuge spun at 7 000 revolutions per minute. Names of the deceased could not be immediately identified.

International Patterson N. J Standard Sik Dying Company Banket

Buena Vista Ice Co Insolvent Receivers Sought

The Buena Vista Ice Company faced insolvency with a petition filed through Hartla and Wolf agents, seeking receivers appointed by Judge Wagaman. Kammerling, executor and sole devisee of Albert Thompson, seeks to become a party plaintiff to the proceedings amid a 19 year history in ice manufacture storage and sale in Cascade and land ownership including the Lake Rover area. Also noted is Thomas Harrison departing Baltimore for England with his mother, Marguerite B. Harrison, a newspaper correspondent recently released from Soviet detention.

Buena Vista Ite Company S. Maude Kaammerling Hartla & Wolffinger Hia Morsting Wagaman Miss Kammerling Sola Diviase Albert Thompson Ber Petiton West Virginia Cascade Nearden- Mar Gake New York Thomas Harrison Baltimore England Marguerite B. Harrigan Russia

POSTMISTRESS HELD FOR MURDER IN MIAMI WA

A Miami Washington state postmistress Lena Clarke is held in Orlando without bail for the murder of restaurateur W. M. Mottmore and alleged theft of $32,000 from the post office, per today’s telephone messages. In Chicago, 1919 World Series scandal fallout notes Judge Landis’ vow no return for involved White Sox.

Miami Lena Clarke Weat Palor Boroh Orlando W. M. Mottmore International News Chicago Black Sox Cincinnati K. M. Landis Aald Charles A. Comisgey White Sox Cleaptle Piayera Gamutora Teau Landis Ayalitat Coan Lskoy

6 Week Drought Broken by General Rain

A steady soaking rain ended six weeks of drought, beginning yesterday around 2 PM and continuing in intervals through the day and into the morning. The precipitation revived vegetation and crops, replenished streams, and boosted corn, tobacco, and potatoes, with heavier showers in some areas and no violent storms. Pastures browned by heat revived as soil absorbed the nourishment.

Not All Work and No Play for the President

President tells Whitefield gathering that Americans need play and that his trip to New Hampshire is for leisure at Secretary of War Waska's estate. He notes national problems require balance and hints a forthcoming disarmament conference may yield a path to ending war.

Iy International Lancaster N. BH Whitefield Waska White Mountain Playground Hampstire Willa Amercans

Freed by Unborn Baby Woman Pardoned to Prevent Disgrace

In Todianapolis Atta Mr Smith received a pardon to spare her infant from disgrace after a months long event. The court noted the unborn child and the woman’s difficult circumstances. Local officials and the community weighed the outcome to protect the infant.

Todianapolis Atta Mr Smith Warren DT McCray

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