Mackay Companies Announce Acquisition and Leadership Changes
The Mackay Companies confirm a contract to acquire a Federal Telegraph subsidiary and its radio system, promising advantages in long wave transmission. They also elect H Adj Emmons as a vice president, noting his 13 years with Western Union and role as a battle engineer. Charles Kline of Mason-Dixon was hospitalized with a broken leg.
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George V. McLaughlin
Mackay Companies
Wall Street
Mackay Company
Meera Telegraph Company
Federal
Schith
Forrest
Thomas Jacobs
Fred Caine
Charles Kline
Mason-Dixon
Washington County Hospital
H. Adj Emmons
Nell Mackay Companies
Emmons
Western Union
Nn Sts
Charles K. Taylor
Keedysville
Taylor
Walter Gower
Gene
Vaylor
Circus Makes Big Hit Here In Succinct Show
The circ us delivered a highly praised display in the city with one of its cleanest exhibitions. A precisely timed parade drew hundreds to the central town area as spectators lined the streets eager for the spectacle.
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Sparks Circus
Capaciy
Spectacular circus show features wild animals and dances
The program opened with Lora the Jungle Queen, a 400-strong display including Alice Solm the Diva of Spangleland and George Eohn, with horses, elephants, camels, and zebras. Franz Waska’s polar bears and Nubian lions, Brazilian dancer Miacahua, and a 26-horse act followed, ending with The Flag of America and a Sioux Indian band from the Roxton reservation in North Dakota.
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Stadif
Alice Solm
Spangleland
George Eohn
Werd Rivsicians
Aleel
Franz Waska
LaVern Havsera
John Gullfoyte
Hearts
Sparks
Jobo Smith
Bert Mayer
Paw Wenzel
America
Rox
North Dakota
Itnyre Girl Sent to Training School
Louise Smyre, arrested in Waynesboro after missing from home two days earlier, was committed to the Montrosa training school by Justice Harry Snyder in Juvenile Court yesterday. Authorities investigate if she was taken away against her will with a local man.
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Louise Smyre
Waynesboro
Montrosa Training School
Harry Snyder
Everybody's Day Festivities Planned with Rail Service
Special trains will run from Hagerstown to PemMar on Everybody's Day September 1. Free contests and prizes for dancers plus a baby show for mothers. Fireworks display on the mountain at 9 p.m. A railroad schedule is being advertised. Mrs. Daniel Paulder entertained at D. G. Wolfingert's home in Hagerstown last Friday.
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Hagerstown
PemMar
Daniel Paulder
Actors Named for Lucky Day by Smithsburg Players
The Community Players of Smithsburg will present the farce A Lucky Day by Harvey Rowlson, directed by Routson, with a cast from Hagerstown and nearby towns. Proceeds go to the Community Club, with a charity variety show planned as part of the event.
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Smithsburg
Harvey Rowlson
Avygalia Club
Waynesboro
aLurs
Routson
Chicago Stock Company
Berle A. Morton
Potomac Playmakers
Hagerstown
Camilla Rohrer
Lotrie Parker
Thelma Maugans
Elizabet Shank
Fay Brow
Agathy Nesse
Elizabeth Henneberger
Hvelytt Hut
Charlotte Hudson
Bertha Morton
Raphael Sigler
Eawir Reynoldz
Gilbert’ Sigier
Keselarst Henneberger
Jos Kretsinger
Keyfer
Woltager
Kenneth Spessard
Bud Whitlock
Azn
Drunk youths blamed for Fourth of July mailbox blast
Young men suspected of planting dynamite in a mailbox at Daniel Mills near Clearspring caused a loud explosion endangering John Mills a Yellow Cab driver. The report notes drunken celebration for July fourth or other causes.
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Danial Mills
Clearspring
John Mills
Yellow Cab Company
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