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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1926

Page

5

Engineer unconscious at throttle in Harrisburg crash

In LAutoona Pennsylvania railroad officials probe the fatal crash of the Hed Arrow express from New York to Detroit. Ruben B. Crum of Harrisburg died after being found unconscious in the cab with a head wound as the train halted near the station following an emergency brake pull. Authorities say the throttle and brake position suggested Crum controlled the train before losing consciousness.

Lautoona Uo Falls Ruben BH. Crum Harriasburg Hed Arrow Express Pennsylvania Railroad Crum New York Detroit Frank T. Haas Harrisburg Dow

Christmas in the Air Hits Hagerstown Markets

Christmas greens appear on the city market and street corners in Hagerstown with evergreen prices at 10 to 16 cents. Swamp berries and daure 25 cents, mistletoe scarce, stores stay open late, boosting shopper traffic from county towns. Salvation Army kettles will soon appear on busy streets for charity.

Hagerstown Salvaion Army

Impeachment Move Considered Against Judge William English

Washington December reports say Representative Michener urged the impeachment proceedings against Judge William English after charges of malfeasance and misbehavior. English resigned before trial as House prosecutors recommend dropping the case, while Rep LaGuardia insists the trial proceed amid debate over the Interior Department budget.

Wasitngton Beauty and Tonge Interior Department Michener Mich William English English Rowsu Tant St. Louis Post-Dispatch Senate LaGuerdia

Woman Held Over License Charge In Fur Plot

Mrs Homi Adams of Hillcott City is detained by authorities on suspicion of attempting to sell fur coats without a license. Her husband, R J Adams, is with her but not under arrest. A state motion sought a jury trial as Adams offered bond for her two children, while police pursue connections to a theft of nearly $15,000 in fur goods from Stouffer Company last week.

Homi Adams Hillcott City R. J. Adams Scott Hower Roy. Jette Adams

Fertilizer firms to respond to government antitrust move

Baltimore December report says 39 fertilizer companies may plead nolo contendere in federal court Monday. Government alleges an unwritten agreement to limit competition, fix terms and freight rates. Most defendants discussed a united response. two may go to trial.

Baltimore Pederal District Court Iers Equngel East Anjddie West

Sickness and Deaths Toll in Local Obituaries

Sydney G Waller aged 14 dies at Highfield State Sanatorium after two years illness from pulmonary tuberculosis. He was a Smithsburg High School student and member of the Reformed Church of Highfield. Survived by mother and several siblings and relatives in Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia. Other notices report Hazel Leidty death at 18 after appendectomy, Thomas Aubrey obituary in Freedom Township, Mt Carroll, and Frank Dickerhoof of Hancock dies in Washington County Hospital. Gifts and thanks notes appear for a husband and wife in local society notices.

Sydney G Waller Highfield Ile Felix Mary (Mcclain) Walter Smithsburg Reformed Church of Gurney Barton Powersvile Mee Lewia Cunningham Altona Abram Kary Roan Hazel Leidty Fanl B. Kershner Angerstown Polycline Hospital Harrisburg Kershnn Sarah (Swope) Aubrey Thomas Aubrey Chewsville Freedom Township Mt. Carroll Carlyall County Aubrey Shion’ Swope Harvey Travinger North Mulberry Street Aubrey ‘Plover West Awbrey United Brethren Church Frank Dickerhoof Hancock Washington County Hospital

City Market Brisk with Broad Range of Produce Sold

The city market opened busy with steady trade as growers reported solid sales. Prices varied from apples and cabbage to potatoes and grapes, with wreaths and greenery offered. Certificates in demand and political chatter accompany the daily market items.

City Lacked Authority to Sell Street in Park Entrance Plan

Taxpayers challenge mayor and council claiming no power to deed or exchange city street land for a Gulf Refining Company parcel used to form a new park entrance. Work on the park entrance continues despite weather, with grading planned for winter and a spring restart.

Conention Virginia Gulf Reining Company Gulf Company Connell

Defense Ends Case In Teapot Dome Oil Trial

The defense rests as McCormack testifies about Doheny's good reputation and a Navy letter from Rear Admiral Robison dated March 24 1922. The letter to Representative Kelly cites leasing only where private wells drain naval oil. Roberts notes Robison refused information to Congress on Teapot Dome and mis Hills reserves, a 1922 leasing to Mammoth Oil and Dunny interests.

McCormack Doheny Roberts J. Robison P. H. Kelly House Naval Affairs Committee Kelly Navy Robinson Congress Teapot Dome Win Hills Teapot Wyoming Harry F. Sinclair Mammoth Oil Co Miks Hills, Gal Dubeny

Beating and plumbing contract awarded for Woodmen building

North Potomac Street is the site of the Woodmen at the World building as Clifford V. HHurbaugh secures the beating and plumbing contract. A New York dateline covers retirement age ideas and a dancer’s claim about maintaining youth, with names like Maria Thevest and Isafora Dunes mentioned in a separate comment.

Clifford V. Hhurbaugh World Building North Potomac Street New York Maria Thevest Stephen Isafora Dunes

The Empire Theatre sold to bank for forty thousand dollars

New York December 11. BR. G. Dune & Co. report only three more Tallres in the United States this week, totaling 460. The Empire Theatre building at Brederick has been sold to the Farmers and Mechanics' National Bank of that town for about 40000. The bank's admin is to govern the property.

New York Edward N. Hurley The Shipping Board United States BR. G. Dune & Co Ampire Brederick Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank

Garibaldi Sees Liberty For General Guiseppi Gari

Garibaldi voices confidence that General Guiseppi Gari will be freed by Christmas after a New York visit and alleged links to an Ataas Spanish conspiracy. Edhyl Weiss returns from Europe noting unfamiliar social norms and invitations. Harvey Rowland reports homegrown tomatoes selling for 25 cents. John Rockefeller Prentice, Yale student and golf supporter, wins second prize in an oratorical contest.

Guiseppi Peppine Garibaldi Vaturinyg New Yorke Carmachio Ricelatli Paris Hig Mingolini Gnnera John Rockefeller Prentice

Milk Producers to Hold Meeting and Report

Members of the Hayeratown Milk Producers Association will hold a meeting on Wednesday evening December 16 at the Yoo M C A at 740 o'clock. A report of the annual meeting of the milk producers to Philadelphia will be given by Sion L Downey and a talk on growing alfalfa and sweet clover will be delivered by J B Wallkill. MASONIC CHOIR CONCERT The Masonic Choir of Hagerstown will give a concert in the Community Hall at Smithsburg Wednesday evening Dec 16 at 3 o'clock for the benefit of Smithsburg High School. Announcement of the concert will require a large attendance to hear his famous organization which attracts big audiences wherever the choir appears. BUILDING PERMITS Earl Leggett 26 Madison avenue restaurant 0x16 L A French West Ride avenue Omega 20x20 L A Landerback 608-510 Wear Howard street addition 19 garage 18x18 CAPER TO SPEAK Senator Albert S Capper one of the best known friends of the former in the U S Senate will deliver the principal address at the annual meeting of Webster County Farm Bureau to be held at the Court House Saturday December 18.

Hayeratown Milk Producers Association Yoo M.C. A Philadelphia Sion L. Downey J. B. Wallkill Masonic Choir The Masonic Chol of Hagerstown Smithsburg Earl Leggett Madison Avenue L.A. French West Ride Avenue Emega Capper Albert 5 U. S. Senate Unumil We Fyederlex County Famp Court Clouse

Washington Congressional Session Updates and Debates

Congress meets at noon with Longview Uridga bill and gan protocol before the Senate. The House considers English impeachment and Interior supply subcommittee draft of when pro party bill moves to the House committee.

Congress Longview

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