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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1927

Page

6

Two Women Die In Death Chamber In New York

New York faces the Snyder Gray murder case as Ruth Snyder awaits execution in Ossining. Governor Al Smith's stance and extraordinary appeals shape the drama, while past electrocutions of Mrs. Martha Place and Mrs. Mary Farmer loom.

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Horoscope for December 2 1927 outlook for year ahead

The column predicts favorable and challenging planetary influences for the coming year. It notes potential discipline issues at work, rising scrutiny of finances, and renewed efforts to settle contracts. It warns of deception at year end and possible public cases. Diplomatic strains and political shifts are forecast in the US and Britain. Children born today are deemed sensitive and industrious. Milton R. Smith with a recent double operation at Washington County Hospital shows slow improvement.

United States Great Britain Crites Ameria Mexico Milton R. Smith Concord Street Washington County Hospital

See Business Boom New Car Sparks Wall Street Activity

New York reports a bullish mood in Wall Street as analysts call the new auto boom hype the “Henry Ford gauge.” Critics remain cautious, but investors expect a surge in business tied to the launch of the latest automobile.

New York Henry Ford Wallabeat

Amber Green and ROS liquor set with tray and glasses

A seven piece liquor set sold in amber and green colors plus ROS finish includes a tray decanter and six glasses priced at 3.00.

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