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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1922

Page

2

Johnson Barn Fire Destroys Property and 14 Livestock

A fifth ward barn on the Green Castle pike near Williamsport and Kemps Mill burned late last night, destroying Albert Johnson’s structure with an estimated value of 5 000 and four horses and ten cattle. Firefighters and locals fought the blaze with water and bucket brigades to save adjacent buildings as suspicions of arson grow after a spate of recent barn fires.

Albert Johnson Green Castle Pike Williamsport Kemps’ Mill Fala Johnson Lome Wil- Hantsport

Big stock of liquors for the holidays

Washington reports a record-large stock of whiskey wine and other intoxicants since prohibition began three years ago. Revenue officers say imports are the greatest since 1919 and ready for sale to liquor vendors. Some supply is legally withdrawn under government permits but most comes from smuggling via various routes.

Washington United States

Hagerstown Building Growth Noted by U S Labor Report

A November labor department bulletin shows Hagerstown with limited labor surplus in mechanical work while most plants run and about fifty houses rise, placing the city’s progress on par with Maryland peers and national gains. Maryland’s overall labor picture is balanced with minor shifts in food, chemicals, and construction.

Wagerstown Department of Labor Hagerstown Maryland Baltimore Cumberland Fredericka Fncusiries

Churches Battle on Airwaves in Washington Radio War

Two Washington churches, the Covenant Church and Vermont Avenue Christian Church, clash over sermon broadcasts on a 860 meter wavelength. Both claim equal power and refuse to shift programs, leaving the airwaves noisy and tense across the capital.

International News Service Washington Church of the Covenant Vermont Avenue Christian Church

Child Dies From Swallowing Pills

Hubert Allen sixteen month old son of Mr and Mrs Carl Hazard of Wilmington Ohio died at the home of Mr and Mrs Spade at 483 Park Place yesterday morning at 10 o'clock from convulsions. The Hazards were en route to Lake Worth Florida and on arriving in town Mrs Hazard was taken ill. They went to the home of Mr and Mrs Beade whom they knew and Mrs Hazard secured some medicine. The child in

Hubert Allen Mronthold Carl Hazard Wilmington Ohio Spade Park Place Hazard Shres Lake Worth Florida Beade

Seduction suit against Governor Russell ends in verdict

A verdict was returned at 6 08 tonight in the suit for damages brought by Miss Frances Birkhead, a stenographer, against Governor Lee M Russell on charges including seduction. The funeral for an unnamed party was held at 11 o'clock in its home, with interment at Stose Hill Cemetery.

Mev W. M. Norment Stose Hill Cemetery Russell Oxford Miss Frances Birkhead Lee M. Russell

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