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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1923
Page
2
French political circles seek inside information on President Coolidge by International News Service. They wonder whether the new American leader will back France or Germany in the reparations dispute and related European tensions.
The article portrays a new president as a firm believer in less government, living wage for labor, and strong religion guiding national policy. It highlights support for liberty, individual initiative, and restoration of trust in institutions while urging constitutional respect and economic growth. Dr Nellie Bendé will close her office for a vacation.
Obituary notices detail Mrs Suban Tritch widow of Benjamin Tritch and descendant of Bishop Tasgell in the United Brethren Church dying at 72. Also listed are Lee H. Zier aged 54 from general debility and Grace Water, with mentions of pallbearers and local family connections, reflecting a small-town death notice page.
The article recounts plans for President Coolidge to lay in state in the Capitol rotunda with a funeral procession to Arlington. Services are set for Wednesday, with military escorts, and a special train will carry Harding’s remains to Marlow, Dale after the state observance. The scene outside the Willard Hotel shows silent crowds awaiting the new president as he arrives at the temporary White House.
A mournful journey as the sorrow train departs San Francisco with Mrs. Harding witnessing the silent guards and flag draped casket. The scene recalls national reverence for Warren G Harding, crowds lining the Palace Hotel route, and doctors warning of Mrs. Harding’s precarious health as she endures the long voyage toward the capital.
John Bowars faced local police court after being charged with assault and battery on John W. Kula near Charlton Md. Bowars posted a 300 bond for Monday morning appearance, as reported by Tustica Halm.
Washington Aug 4 The resignation of all members of the Harding cabinet is in the hands of President Coolidge. He will ask each cabinet member to stay on though no formal action has been announced. Attorney General Daugherty's continuation is uncertain due to political and medical speculation.
Hagerstown area consumers report buying coal early amid fears of scarce supply and rising prices. Dealers say there is soft coal available but anthracite is tight, with miners back at work and no immediate price jump expected. Independent producers slow to take new orders as winter demand rises and preparations continue. Leith Brothers ad promotes custom orders for school initials and name labels.
Miss Garberon announced that many county girls will travel to the University of Maryland next week for yearly special courses. Cards were sent to county girls, with make up details for those who did not receive one. A canning team will demonstrate during the sessions beginning Tuesday morning.
The Fox fire truck bought to replace the old damaged one arrived and underwent a trial test after loading yesterday. It is similar in size to other units but with a larger engine and a bell that rings in motion. The Hagerstown Shrine Club’s Bilal Memorial, postponed due to President Harding’s funeral, will be held August 17 at Braddock Heights. Tulle bands with jewels are popular head adornments for young and mature women alike.
New York stocks closed weak with late short covering amid a soft tape. Northern Pacific declined as Baldwin Locomotive slid nearly two points, Pan American edged lower, Steel Common eased, and government bonds steadied amid light trading.
In Chicago grain prices opened irregularly with weak signals across wheat corn and oats. Wheat fell briefly while corn slipped and oats rose, reflecting mixed early demand and weather conditions in the corn belt.
Morning market scene shows plentiful Carmen peaches at about 10 cents per pound basket, with prices per item including many basic goods: domino, peppers, tomatoes, potatoes, berries, apples, cucumbers, and poultry, reflecting diverse small quantity listings and overall strong market activity. Several produce items and staples display varying rates, such as peaches at 10 cents per pound basket and beans, corn, and other items priced per quart or dozen.
Prices paid farmers by GC M Horst include barley per barrel 1.35, oats per bushel 0.60, corn per bushel 0.25, cracked corn 2.00, wheat 1.60, dairy malt 18 percent, sugar and starch quotes unclear. Prices reflect commodity values with multiple grains and byproducts listed for regional buyers.
Washington August 4 Churches across the city will honor President Harding with solemn memorial services. Calvary Baptist, the president's church, will host a tone ceremony at the pews. President Coolidge is expected to attend nearby Fiesta Congregational Church services in Washington.
Hagerstown's youngest artist Howard Pulteney starts a new hand drawn comic sheet titled Mr Pim. The weekly page, drawn in red contour, rivals Sunday papers. Earlier Fahvrey produced a notable line on the YMCA camp at Big Pool praised by locals.
Public square in Hagerstown to Cunveochengue Park on Sunday July 22 with bus departures at 1 pm and 2:30 pm. Limited service for residents and visitors with stops near Sty Whe LEA and PF ENG areas.
Irate taxpayer letter about broken windows at Antatam Street school caused by boys playing baseball prompts Mayor Bowman to state the city can not intervene in school building issues. He notes street cleaner and playground maintenance are under Community Service, and damages from play will be billed.
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