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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1921

Page

1

Enrico Caruso Laid To Rest In Naples Crowd

Naples honors Enrico Caruso with an immense funeral crowd from Italy and Paris. King Victor Emmanuel suggested services at the Cathedral of San Francesco di Paria, with Italian government and clergy in attendance. Caruso’s body lay in state at the Veietyus Hotel as plans for public viewing were not enacted.

Caruso Vesuvius Idol Naples Enrico Caruso Italy Paria Waa Victor Emmanuel Hai San Francisc di Paria Camino Veetyius Tupatie

Busy Morning in Police Court

A busy session in Police Court saw Clayton Fabrney fined one dollar for parking in a no park zone after being summoned by Patrolman C. F. Divine and also cited by Patrolman Divine. RF McLaughlin paid one dollar for failing to stop at a stop sign at Washington and Jonathan Streets, summoned by Patrolman Hamill. A.D. O'Neil, Mike Smith, and John Landis were each sentenced to six days for train riding, with arrests by Detectives Ket­terley and Golden.

Justis Hale Clayton Fabrney C. F. Divine R. W. Halder Patrollman Diving Justice Harm RF McLaughlin Washington Jonathan Street Yeatorjay Fraffic Hamill Bitner Thia Pratag Om A.D. O'Neil Mike Smith John Laedia C. W. Ketterley O'Neil Smith S. H. Golden Landis

Soviet Fear Famine Spreads Amid Russian Talks

A 1930s style dispatch reports Moscow facing widespread famine amid heightened Soviet anxiety. British officials and Hoover era relief plans collide as the Russian government signals readiness to accept aid conditional on relief conditions and timing for aid delivery to millions of Anglophone citizens and children.

Newa Moscowie Rumala Husala M. Kamintoff Bahalt Hovlet Walter L. Brown Haysian Maxine Gorky Aec

Neikirk Reunion Sparks Quiet Park Vigilant Night

A fragmented local notice notes a Neikirk reunion and a park gathering on a unspecified date. The readable lines mention Watt and Rapeguest as participants with no clear event outcomes or official statements. The piece reads like a brief social item from a community page.

Neikirk Aisua Watt Néiete Renton Tnd Park

British Ship Seized For Liquor Trade By U S Coast Guard

A British schooner Henry L Maranall carrying liquor was seized off the Jer aay coast outside the three mile limit and towed into New York harbor. The case raises questions of legality and potential protests from Britain. The Department of Justice plans further seizures after investigation. Colonel Guido Gof, acting Attorney General, questioned the DA's disclosure of planned actions.

Neva Washington Henry L. Maranall Jeraay New York Harbor Hayward New York Department of Justice Toreten Guido Gof Gof Eongag Jis Miia

Vote on War Memorial for Hagerstown

Talk of a city war memorial is revived as residents consider public input through a coupon in Mon Ray's Mall. Citizens would fund and choose the design, with proposals ranging from a grand square arch to underground facilities and restrooms, costing up to 200000 dollars.

Hagerstown Hagaratown Ray's Mall Dolay Mbsa

Littleton Probable for Street Board Appointment

The council likely to consider MR LITTLETON for the Board of Street Commissioners at tonight’s meeting. WA Littleton, former county food commissioner, and William T. Hamilton are in contention with Johnson having resigned. Both men are Democrats. Hamilton is backed by Republicans.

WA. Littleton Board of Street Commissionera Willam T. Hamilton Chag H. Johnson Hamilton Lal Manisers Littleton Hamifton Board of Street Commissioners Council West End C. E. Wolfe William Fisher Fumksytown William Wolfe Moat

Oxen Teams Carry Connecticut Couple Across The Nation

Three Kimberlie oxen pulled a large kitchen wagon and a Hecht bodied Wigpu into Hagerstown today as Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Berrang of West Chester Connecticut prepared to drive to California. The couple said they travel about ten miles a day and rest when it rains, sharing details about their journey and equipment aboard their unusual wagon caravan.

Kimberlie Hagerstown Bingham J. C. Berrang West Chester California Berrang Seth West Chester Cali Fornia Mira Pang Pal Ovew Ani Berrangs

Absent Bank President Found in Chicago City

Warren G Spurgin head of Michigan Ave Trust Co Chicago located in Chicago City by private detective agency operatives. Mexican authorities expected to arrest him momentarily as a tele data superintendent reports.

Ny International Newey Marta Tex Warren G.spurgin Abse Michigan Ave

Mortgage Filed Assigns Claimed Lands to Holders

Snyder as assignee of Thomas Hansett and others files a mortgage involving William Mowad and ML Holdorn for 88600 on a property in Bonner Addition near Hargratenra. The fragmentary filing lists multiple assigns and locations, reflecting a secured debt action and property interest transfer.

Snyder Thomas Hansett Asaignee J. Cloyaland

Dail Eireann Debates Peace Amid Cabinet Rift

In Dublin the Dail Eireann debates peace as the Sta Fein cabinet fractures and Lloyd’s party offers conditions for Ireland. A Baltimore surgeon, J Vouneghlood, meets Spydor Charles Ty after a curious, unclear incident described in fragmentary text.

Ay International News Dublin Dail Eireann Sta Fein Lloyd Dparmy Ireland Thuia RF Uiveting J. Vouneghlood Baltimore Charles Ty

Mountaineers Vengeful At Hatfield Burial

Sid Hatfield and Ed Chambers were buried in Kentucky soil near Mingo County as hundreds of mountaineers gathered from the hills to pay their last respects. The funeral followed heavy gunman notoriety and lingering clan tensions in the Tug River valley.

Sid Ively

Cholera Toll in Soviet Russia Rises in 2024 Report

Washington August 4 reports show 47,779 cholera cases in Soviet Russia from January 1 to July 16. Official quarters noted the epidemic's seriousness as advices arrived.

Washington Russia

Wisconsin ruling affects bar rail foot placement

Madison Wisconsin readers learn a state opinion holds that consumers of non intoxicating drinks must keep off the rail at bars to avoid violating the new prohibition law. The opinion by J Messerchmidt clarifies provisions about rails and screens amid a controversy over mandated removal of bars and related barriers.

Madison Wik Wisconsin J. &. Messerchmidt

Elks Convention Opens in Hagerstown August 15 16 17

The K of Hagerstown Lodge welcomes visiting Elks and families for a three day convention August 15 to 17. Monday features four business meetings and a trip to Antietam Battlefield followed by a theater party at Colonial theatre. A stagemaker at the Elks home concludes the day with a social adjournment until Tuesday’s program. Hosting rooms are in short supply and residents able to provide rooms are urged to contact Doetrow & Co. at 2012 W. to help accommodate guests.

Elks Bis City Hagerstown Intersat Antietam Colonial Theatre Elks Club Elks Home Walcome Doetrow & Co

Robbery of Passengers Strikes Ble Four Railroad Mail

Three masked bandits robbed the Ble Four Railroad messenger at Wood River Illinois injuring no one, taking a sack said to hold 460,000 in cash and fleeing toward St. Louis in a car. Authorities pursue the thieves as the Chicago shipment had just left the city.

St. Louis Wood River Ble Four Chicago

Great Britain Consents To Any Armistice Day Parley Date

Washington officials reported Great Britain would accept any date chosen by Washington for a disarmament and Far East conference on Armistice Day November 11. Japan France and Italy had not yet commented, but U S officials remained hopeful that November 11 would be acceptable to all. If not, the United States would not oppose a later date, though postponement beyond June was not expected.

Washington Harding Great Britain United States London Japan Franc Aia Maly State Department Armistics

Strike Talk by Pennsylvania Railroad Shop Employees

A railroad strike across the system is possible as union shopmen on the Pennsylvania Railroad formed a committee, elected locally in Hagerstown and Chambersburg, but the railroad has not yet seated it officially. The Railroad Labor Board in Chicago ruled in favor of the union committee, though action remains unsettled and further trouble is anticipated.

Pennsylvania Rallroad Hagerstown Chambersburg Railroad Labor Board Chicago Pennsylvania Round House

Shamrock V To Race America’s Best In 1923

Glasgow dispatch reports Sir Thomas Lipton plans a 1923 challenge for the America’s Cup. Shamrock V will be built to meet the American yacht, with Lipton aiming to sail for the Cup next year.

Shamrock International News Glasgow Scotland Sir Thoman Lipton Sir Thoman Sir Thomas United States

Springfield Police Wait For Gov Small

Springfield police marshal a passive pursuit of Governor Len Small arriving by train at Tiligots. Officers watch trains for his arrival to notify Sheriff Henry and serve three warrants accusing the governor of misuse of state funds.

Springfield Len Small Tiligots Henry

Ulster peace move rejection denied by Belfast sources

Report alleging Ulster Unionists rejected English government peace proposals was officially denied in Belfast. A Central News correspondent quoted: no Ulster cabinet proposals have been presented to the Ulster government. Spanish interference in Morocco and Moorish tensions also draw attention from London and Madrid.

Nterastrynnt Dens London Ireland Belfast Newa Ulster

Soviet Will Weather The Storm Claim

The report names various figures including Senator Josaph Franca of Maryland and Henri Whint, tied to Moscow and Riga, with Marguésitte Harrison cited over a Russian prisoner and a medical context. The fragmentary text references plagues, fears of weathering upheaval, and asserted disbelief in forecasts. The passage remains unclear and partially garbled with multiple personal names and places.

Tty International Neva Harlin United States Josaph Franca Maryland Riga Henri Marguésitte Harrison Bult Liiora France Moscow Hugh Young Harriton Aerivid Vada Vapol

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