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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1927

Page

2

Bank clerk confessed to eight year misappropriation

Raymond 8. Dailey an assistant bookkeeper at Citizens National Bank Martinsburg West Virginia is under arrest after confessing to misappropriating about 29500 over eight years. He began by diverting small sums and manipulating patrons accounts totaling 29000. Federal examiners uncovered the scheme during routine checks. Dailey was jailed at Charles Town West Virginia to prevent escape.

Raymond 8. Bailey Citizens’ National Bank Martinsburg W. Va Dailey Delos Small Hagerstown Daileys Iederal Bank Oesin

Local man injured in mishap at Waynes Horn

Local man S$. A. Parker and dohy Armstrong of shir ety collided yesterday at Waynes horn. Armstrong was hurled high, injured about the head and face and given medical attention. Parker’s machine was only slightly damaged.

S$. A. Parker Dohy Armstrong Shir Ety Waynes Horn Armstrong Parker

Baby Show Called Off Due to Epidemic

Columbus report states the state fair baby show is canceled by Director Charles Vo Crux due to a paralysis epidemic. Since July 11 the health department has logged 224 cases and 30 deaths, affecting state events and public health planning.

Columbus Ohio State Charles Vo Crux Heath

P E Company Purchases Clearspring Electric Light Firm

The sale of the Clearspring Electric Light and Power Company to the Potomac Million Company was announced with stockholders receiving 140 per share. Clearspring owned only distributive lines and transmission assets, capitalized at 10,000. Interstate Commerce Commission tentatively valued Bal Hagorea Railroad property at 049,047.

Clearspring Electric Light and Power Company Potomac Million Company Clearspring Potomac Fdison Company Washington, Aug. C Interstate Commerce Cornice

Scranton Street Cave Buries Boy. Body Recovered

In Scranton Pennsylvania the street cave in buried eight year old John Dobransky after ground sank into a Hudson Coal Company mine vein in nearby Olyphant. Rescuers and onlookers aided by late night digging recovered the boy’s body after hours of desperate effort and shifting earth. Subsequent cave-ins near the same site caused additional concerns as sections sank and a street disappeared beneath the ground.

Scranton John Dobransky Ie Hudson Coal Company Lobransky Aistines

Young Robber Makes Escape After Bluff

A daylight house theft occurred at the Newcomer residence on Cedar Street. A youth aged 16 or 17 entered, talked with Charles Newcomer, then fled with Mrs. Newcomer’s pocketbook containing $18 and $15 in cash, a diamond ring was reportedly passed up by the thief. The burglar escaped after the confrontation.

Charles Newcomer Cedar Street Newcomer Palmers

Flight crew preps Ocean Flyers field at Roosevelt for Rome takeoff

Roosevelt Field New York August 30 1930 rain left a muddy runway with puddles of water. Workmen dried the soggy surface while Old Glorys pilots surveyed the area and planned a possible takeoff this afternoon if a west wind arrives as forecast by the weather bureau.

Roosevelt Field XN. Y

State police change minds on cadet intake

Baltimore Aug 23 a national quota of AG candidates sent to the State Police training school at Camp Albert C. Ritchie. About 23 were dropped after two weeks as the commissioner announced. Fire at the Waldorf caused smoke and minor damage. a bridge was extinguished with little damage. Tomorrow is last day for saving the Super cent discount on county fines. no discount after Aug 31. Council to meet with mayor and council in regular session Thursday night, with on on matters scheduled.

Baltimore Sen Campy Albert CL Ritchie Hest Austin Baughman Utetor Venieles Oscar New York Scar of the Waldorf Oon County Lisesi

Right of way dispute ends with shooting near Mt Zion Church

Ashby Wolfe was wounded seriously in the body in a mountain altercation over a land right of way. William Tons, the alleged assailant, is jailed on gun charge after Wolfe was shot while removing a stone barrier Wolfe claimed blocked his path. Wolfe received medical care in Smithsburg and is expected to survive barring complications.

Ashby Wolfe William Tons Bis Mt. Zion Church Smithlesbore Wolfe Toms Smithsburg

Masked men lash Kent protester in raw attack near Akron

Alfred Harris, 45, of Kent Ohio, staggered into the county jail reporting eight masked assailants flogged him with knotted ropes after a midafternoon confrontation in his workshop. He was taken to a city hospital with severe lacerations. Harris had recently circulated a petition to Gov. Downing for a murder case inquiry amid prior clashes with Kent authorities and a vagabancy arrest.

Akron Alfred Harris Kent Ohio City Hospital Harris A. H. Downey Ronunty Bat

Young hold up man slain in New York street incident

A youthful hold up man, shot and killed after failing to rob a taxi driver, is identified only by a one dollar bill found on him. Police recover the body in a south area and question a possible suspect named Frederickson amid an ongoing investigation.

New York Ian Dro Frederickson Wes Todd Ue

Young King Is A Regular Boy

In Sinaia Romania on August 30 Michael known as Micky, the boy king of Romania, is described as an ordinary American boy. His mother’s threats failed to stop him from pulling his dog's tail, but a threat to send him to bed without supper did.

Sinaia Rumania Michael Rumania Micky

Penn Railroad Engineer Hero of Wreck Near Gallitzin

Ed Warner, a Pennsylvania Railroad engineer, was hailed as a hero after the Yoadway Limited wreck near Gallitzin tunnel. He dragged himself free, saved his fireman, and warned a waiting freight train to prevent a collision as the lead engine plunged over a 200 foot hill. The injured crew, including Hunter with scalds and Hartman with multiple fractures, were treated by doctors.

Altoona Ed Warner Pennsylvania Railroad Yoadway Limited Gallitzin Tunnel Ayer Hunter

Girl Leaves To Swim Across Bay

Miss Maxine Meitaner a 17 year old swimmer from Riverton and Ocean City began at 9 a m from Cape May Point on a 16 mile swim across the Delaware Bay toward Lewee Del The conditions were calm with flood tide and a cheering crowd on shore witnessed the start as the young athlete aimed to complete the feat.

N. d Maxine Meitaner Riverton Ocean City Delaware Way Lewee Del Cape May Point Walter Meitaner

Drinking Milk Now Instead Of Liquor

MINNEAPOLIS Aug MINNEAPOLIS Minn Aug FOCPLA Milko drinking has increased 27 per cent and ice cream consumption also has gained since prohibition went into effect said Miss Eppa Marshall Chicago my an ad dress today before the national convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union There has been a decided increase in the number of persons discharged from positions because of drunkenness according to Miss Marshall who is director of the WCGTU s Department of Economics

Minneapolis Minn Eppa A Marshall Chicago Women's Christian Temperance Union Miss Marshall W. CG. T. Us Department of Economics

Around World Pair Off For Turkish City

In Munich, American airmen William S. Brock and Edward F. Schlee flew the Pride of Detroit at 6:35 am toward Constantinople as part of their world circumnavigation. They expect to cover about 1600 kilometers in twelve hours and land around seven pm local time. The pair left Munich after a brief stay of under fifteen hours following their Croydon to Munich leg.

Munich Germany William S. Brock Edward F. Schlee Detroit Constantinople Brock Lehlee Croydon England

Guard Radio Station WEBR Changes Frequency and Wavelength

The Federal Radio Commission authorized WEBR Baltimore to shift from 1330 to 1240 kilocycles and from 225.4 to 242.8 meters. Power remains 100 watts under a new license issued Sept. 1.

Washington Federal Radio Commission WEBR Fifth Infantry Maryland National Guard Baltimore

Woman Killed By Train Identified

The Reading railroad wreck at Petersburg near here killed Miss Evin Murray, 35, of Washington D. C. She was trying to drive her mother's car over the crossing when struck yesterday.

Ochan Clty Reading Railroad Petersburg Here Evin Murray Washington, D. C

Farmer goes on a rampage in Butler County

Aug 30. Walt Abbott, 40, a Smyth Hill farmer, fatally wounded his father in law William Moore, injured his wife Myrtle Abbott and two others including Sheriff Lroer Tuck and Andrew McKinney, then killed himself. He attacked his estranged wife, then drove off. After initial encounter, he killed Moore nearby in a wood and then shot himself.

Walt Abbott Smyth Hill Butlercoun William Moore Myrtle Abit Abbott Lroer Tuck Andrew McKinney Tuck Cartier Aboot Fred Millet

Windsor flight plan under weather delay

Winds or Ontario and Windsor set for a trans Atlantic hop off this afternoon pending weather conditions. The pilot Duke and navigator the magator announced readiness to launch from Windsor Royal. Three men charged in Boston for arson tied to fires in Houston and Cambridge, blamed on Sav Vicessa partiers. Tax rate unchanged in Frederick’s case as the assessment remains the same as last year.

Windsor Feom Duke T Boston Cment Houston Cambridge Sav CO Vicessa

Father Ordered to Pay Support for Three Children

In juvenile court Judge Harry E. Sovder ruled a divorce decree must bind the husband and father for the support of three children. Iones J. W. Barnhart, of near Broadfording, was ordered to pay 37.50 weekly after his former wife Grace Barnhart, once in Pennsylvania, now back in this state, argued the decree omitted support and that the children are not parties to the divorce. Attorney William Bovey and Elias B. Hartle represented the parties.

Harry E. Sovder Iones J. W. Barnhart Near Broadfording Barnhart William Bovey Snyder Grace Barnhart Pennsylvania Elias B. Hartle

Royal stork visit linked to Crown Prince Leopold family

Swedish observers report a royal stork visit to the home of Crown Prince Leopold of Belgium is anticipated early in Grieber, with intimation from Brussels received by Crown Princess Astrid's friends and relatives. The Belgian royal couple, Prince Leopold and Princess Aairik, wed last November.

Stocisholm Sweden Leopold Belgium Grieber Brussels Astrid Aairik

Fractured Arm Leaves George Sigler Homebound

George Sigler of Mitchell Avenue sustains a fractured left arm after a fall from a fence and is now recovering at home.

George Sigler Mitchellaverue

War veteran piloting trans Atlantic monoplane Columbia

Croydon August 30 Charles A Levine announced Captain W G Hinchliffe chosen to pilot the trans Atlantic monoplane Columbia back to the United States with Levine as companion. Start from Cranwell Lincolnshire when weather clears. Hinchliffe, 44 war veteran with 10000 flying hours, famed as skilled pilot and picturesque in appearance.

Croydon Eng Charles A. Levine W. G. Hinchelite Columbia United States Levine London Paris Maurice Drouhin Doc” Kinkade Wright Motor Hinchcliffe Cranwell Lincolnshire Atlantic Evin

Youth Who Killed Father Cannot Hunt

Edward Riker, fifteen, pleaded guilty to killing his father while hunting gane. Judge D P McPherson placed him on probation for 18 months and ordered he refrain from hunting game with a gun for ten years.

Edward Riker D. P. McPherson

Movie star proves hero in ice truck accident

New York August 30 Liam Haynes a movie actor proved a real hero when an automobile he rode in with Joan Crawford was struck by an ice truck near West Point. Haynes shielded Crawford with his arm and was injured his arm broken. Crawford escaped with a gashed scalp.

New York William Haynes Joan Crawford West Point Haynes Miss Crawford

Guarding Clara Bow After Sinister Occurrences

Beverly Hills police and detectives investigate a plot against actress Clara Bow after a man loitered near her home requesting aid then stayed, a suit provided, and later a car chase involving three men while Miss Lorraine faced similar ominous incidents. Authorities say surveillance has continued and Bow has received unwanted calls.

LS Angeles Yaa Fe Baanmoener Beyerds Hills Clara Bow Pivitve Sveden Elies Adort Torney Polies Blair Beverly Uus Miss Rowr Broonlynite Miss Bow Han Robert Bow Lorraine Bow Podleo Tate

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