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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1927
Page
17
Announcement of a $260 price cut on the Studebaker Vice President seven passenger sedan. The model remains a leading example of Studebaker custom car luxury aimed at accessible affordability. The President sedan at $1985 is highlighted as the crowning achievement.
Local Studebaker dealer Mr. Fleigh touts The President as a high value luxury seven passenger car with power on par with top models, a full vision steel body in three color schemes, opal dome lights, refined interior with mohair upholstery, and advanced safety features. The 127 inch wheelbase includes four wheel brakes and Watson Stabilators, with additional President models offered.
The Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp. bid 416000 dollars for dieselizing the steamer Wilscox has been accepted by the Shipping Board in Washington.
Four-year-old Helen Downey, daughter of Ira Downey, was slashed from chin to ear by a disc plow on a Washington County farm as her father operated the tractor. She was rushed to Williamsport and then Washington County Hospital with a neck wound requiring stitches, near the jugular, while her seven-year-old brother Daniel escaped with a cut on the hand.
Governor Fuller announces a state reward for the capture of those responsible for the bombing of a Sacco juror's home in Milton Massachusetts. Louis F. Post, former assistant secretary of labor, joins citizens' national committee to assist condemned radicals.
At a Berlin contest with 62 entries Cadillac won first prize for a special sport phaeton and La Salle took second. Vienna’s event with 100 entrants also awarded Cadillac second prize. The design by Harley Karl, now with General Motors, showcases a long low body, black duco finish, nickel panels, leather upholstery, and a unique luggage trunk.
Mr and Mrs John Ziegler and daughter Carol of Baltimore visit Mrs Ziegler s parents Mr and Mrs M H Gruber at 38 East Baltimore Street for a family gathering during the weekend.
Donie Bush manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates was fined $100 by President Heydler for violation of playing rules and bad conduct in a game against the Giants. He was banished for protesting a decision in the first inning. Mrs. Charles Brown and her daughter Dorothy, of First Street, are visiting in Washington.
Fred H. Doellner of Winona Minnesota has been chosen as general manager of the Izaak Walton League of America Chicago officials announced. He has served the Minnesota division as secretary for the past three years.
A state membership drive, with numbers surpassing a rival, led to the individual being sought by the national organization for further actions and recognition. The event highlights the reach of the organization beyond state lines and the drive’s impact on leadership.
Ed Hensley a state prohibition agent his son and companions are shot to death when moonshiners ambush a party near Chauncey West Virginia. Police hunt the attackers as local residents react with shock and mourning.
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