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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1924

Page

5

New Plan to Settle Railroad Controversies Discussed

Washington Dec 18 formation of a new program to adjust disputes between railroad managements and employees will be settled at a January conference. Representatives of railroad executives and unions will be brought together through the efforts of Secretary of Commerce Hoover and Senator Cummins Republican of Iowa, chairman of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee.

Washington New Gram Hagger Cumming Iowa Senate Interstate

Commerce commission plans conference with presidential approval

The commerce commission outlines a conference plan that has earned the approval of President Coolidge, signaling high-level backing for the event and its goals. Officials expect formal steps to follow as preparations advance.

Youth Struck by Auto in Chewsville Incident

Robert Hammond of Chewsville was injured yesterday evening on Jefferson Street near Cannon Avenue while inspecting a car's parking light. He stepped behind the vehicle and was hit by a car driven by Robert Hortle. Hammond received care from Dr. L. M. Wertz.

Robert Hammond Chewsville Robert Harda Jefferson Street Cannon Avenue Trammond Canon Avenue Robert Hortle Wertz

Death Announcements and Local Happenings in Greencastle

Greencastle December 18 reports Miss Jennie Bowles dies yesterday morning. Jacob Angie Bowles of North Platte Nebraska listed as brother. Edger Y Stenger Antrim township named to farm census. Katharine Bixler Titner and Edith Patten return from Wilson College amid quarantine. Charles W. Carl to marry Jeanette Bennet in Louisville December 15. Carl to Nicaragua for mining work. Mrs Carl to stay with parents. Ellis Lewis of York, Pa visits. Dolls on sale at public square toy shop corner.

Greencastle Jennie Bowles Yexterday Morning Herald Jacob Angie Bowles North Platte Nebraska Ections Ag Edger Y Stenger Antrim Township Misa Katharine Bixler Katharine Titner Edith Patten Wileon College Chambersburg Charles W. Carl P. F. Carl South Carlisle Jeanette Bennet Lewinville Kentucky Louieville Carl Nicaragua Ellis Lewis York

Junior Order of United American Merchants Initiates Ninety-Three Members

Ninety three candidates were admitted to membership in the Junior Order of United American Merchants during an initiation at the Armory. A street parade preceded the ceremony, with Hagerstown lodge members participating, and officials including Thomas Walters and James Wilmoth delivering addresses after the event.

Order of United American Merchantcs Armory Waynesbroo Norman Cornell Hagerstown

Radio Listings Across Cities Include Orchestras and Concerts

United Press compiles a Thursday December radio guide with broadcasts from New York Newark Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Toronto Cincinnati Chicago Garland San Francisco Los Angeles and more. Performers include Waldorf Orchestra Miller Davin Orchestra and various regional ensembles with times spanning afternoon to late evening.

Recognition of services to the order at Washington county

Speakers praised the order as 104 head were on hand by noon. Market reports show sheep 2.50 to 5.50, lambs 9.81 to 17.26. Hog receipts reached 1,000, with lights 9 to 9.15, heavy 10.68, medium 10, pigs 7 to 9, rough 6 to 9.26. Calves 4 to 12, receipts 30 head, market steady.

John E. Franco Lemuel Schinde Joseph H. Taylor Washington County

Live Stock Market Report from Baltimore

Baltimore cattle receipts total 70 head with steady market. Steers bring 5.50 to 8.50 for good to choice, 7.26 to 7.76 for medium grades, and 5.50 to 7.00 for common. Heifers range 4.26 to 8.75, bulls 3.25 to 6.00, cows 1.50 to 3.60. Sheep and lambs receipts up.

Baltimore

Cantata for charity at U B Church in Keedysville

The WW C T U presents a cantata The Night Before Christmas on Saturday evening December 20 at 8 o clock to benefit the pipe organ fund of the U B Church. Toll gate removed on Lestersville pike near Waynesboro. local persons noted in the report.

Keedysville U. B Lestersvilre Pike Waynesboro Usiny

Poe Thief Road Toll Charges Draw Alamo Court Scrutiny

A fragmentary report notes toll charges on a highway near Poe involving Sant and Almoat, with figures around three quarters of six cents. Officials review the fee structure and impact on motorists amid ongoing legal questions.

Poe Tiny

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