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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1925
Page
8
President and Mrs. Coolidge traveled from the White House to Camp Devens about fifty miles away to witness the final review of the Citizens Military Training Camp. Their son John Coolidge, a Corporal, was to march in the ranks with men from all walks of life.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Yost of Hauserstown escaped injury when their Ford sedan was struck by a Blue Ridge Transportation Co bus at Fuyett s Cross Roads on Greencastle Pike around 6 16 yesterday. The Yost car stopped as the Conococheague Park bound bus passed. Edward Miller drove the bus and though the vehicle went off the road none of the passengers were hurt. The Yost car sustained front wheel and fender damage, and a dog in the car was uninjured.
Harry Greb world middleweight champion, injured in an automobile accident over a week ago, is ready to leave the hospital today. Doctors say his injuries will not handicap his future ring activities but advise delaying training for a few months.
Des Moines Iowa August 31 The most generally broken law in Iowa has just been repealed. The Assembly abolished a thirty year old statute which required traveling motorists to telephone ahead to the next town so that owners of nervous horses might be warned of their approach. One legislator discovered that the flaw remained in the statute.
A man travels on foot from Fairmont West Virginia to Tammany Mall New York to settle an election bet. He believed Davis could defeat Coolidge.
A large Grimm family reunion was held in City Park on Friday with about 128 attendees. A varied program featured songs, prayers, addresses, solos, readings, and recitations. Officers elected included President Emma Grimm, Vice President J R Grimm, Secretary Carrie Grimm, and Treasurer Waller Grimm.
A severe earthquake shock was logged by the Weather Bureau seismograph at the University of Chicago. The tremor began at 4 42 and lasted until 6 15 standard time with the strongest reading at 4 52. The movement was estimated to be 1 790 miles from Chicago.
In Denver a man and woman were seriously injured and 26 others hurt when the engine of Colorado and Southern train No. 4 northbound sideswiped No. 8 southbound near Mayne Colorado. Train No. 8 was taking a siding. both trains carried numerous vacation-bound passengers from the Rockies.
A brief instruction advises rubbing tar on fingers to reduce slickness during seed raising. The tip emphasizes smoother handling and fewer slips, noting improved control and cleanliness in the task.
A fire started by a kerosene lamp mishap burned five children under 13 to death in Everett. Their mother Urs. trans Scena suffered a broken back and was hospitalized after the blaze. Local authorities investigate the lamp accident and fire cause.
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