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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1928

Page

3

Vote Largest Ever Cast In U S Election

The Associated Press reports in Washington that the November election yielded a record national vote of 98,798,669. Herbert Hoover led over Al Smith by 6,429,612 with Hoover 21,429,109 and Smith 15,005,497. Norman Thomas gained about 267,000 of the minor party votes.

Associated Press Washington Herbert Hoover Smith Hoover United States Norman Thomas Coolidge New York State Lafollette

Voters See Large Turnout With 25 Percent Rise Nationally

The presidential race drew 29,091,417 ballots, a national increase of over 25 percent since 1924, led by strong gains in the South where figures rose markedly. In local musician ranks, Hagerstown Local 770 elected new officers including President Arthur W. Seigman and Vice President Robert A. Burck, with Samuel H. Strine as secretary and C. E. Harp as sergeant at arms, among others on the executive committee.

South Hagerstown American Federation of Musicians Arthur W. Seigman Robert A. Burck Samuel H. Strine C. E. Harp Martin W. MacDonald William Hammack Asher Edleman Sidney Jaynes R. C. Harp

Industrial revolving fund eyed to lure new factories

Roy A. Leit er, president of the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce, announced that a meeting of real estate and business men will discuss creating an industrial revolving fund after January first. The fund would loan money to attract or expand factories, be held by a Chamber subsidiary, and repaid as plants develop, a plan used by other towns.

Hagerstown Roy A. Leiter Chamber of Commerce

Martin Home Jewel Thefts Reported In Oak Hill Area

Thieves broke a glass door at Abe Martins residence in the 1300 block of Oak Hill Avenue between 6 and 8 yesterday evening. They unlocked the entry, looting diamond rings wrist watches and other jewelry worth over 300 dollars from several rooms while the Martins were away. L Vinton Hershey is in Philadelphia.

Abe Martin Oak ‘Hill Avenue Martin

Hagerstown Could Be On U S Mail Route Link

Hagerstown may be located on the United States mail route Washington to Pittsburgh if Chamber of Commerce efforts succeed. Two government reps visited the local airport, approved the site, with Uniontown as the other potential landing point. Ray A. Leiter chaired a committee to approach Congressman Zihman. A Christmas tree greets visitors at Police Headquarters lobby, decked by Patrolman Sailes and department members. Carroll Renner of Roanoke, formerly from the city, is visiting Hagerstown.

Hagerstown United States Washington Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce Uniontown Ray A. Leiter Alan J. Bachrach A. H. Kreider Paul Reisner Harry Newcomer Zihiman Police Sailes

Woman Barbetta Hammel Arrested in San Francisco Firm Scandal

Barbette Hammel, former proprietor of Barbette Shoppe in San Francisco and a prominent social figure, has been jailed in Los Angeles. Berkeley authorities accuse her of amassing large sums through multiple promotional enterprises.

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Miss Cassell Falls Through Skylight While Washing Windows

Miss Margaret L Cassell suffered cuts and bruises after falling through a glass skylight while washing windows in a second floor apartment at 4 West Franklin street yesterday afternoon. She climbed to a ledge outside a rear window to wash the apartment’s windows and tumbled into a furniture store on the building’s first floor.

Margaret L.cassell West Franklin, Street Miss Cassell

Postoffice Busy With Usual Christmas Rush

Postmaster Tenney reports over 80 000 pieces of mail cancelled at Hagerstown postoffice yesterday, with more expected today. Lines formed at the package windows as thousands of parcels and cards rush to reach last minute shoppers. Little Miss Cleona Bowman ill with grip. Mr William King of Chariton and Daniel King visited. Lloyd Clarke of St Paul recently called.

Hagerstown Tenney Cleona Bowman William King Quinten Chariton Daniel King Lloyd Clarke St. Paul

Janney Quits Welfare Post in Maryland

Baltimore December 22 Stuart Janney director of state welfare and chairman of the state welfare board resigned from both offices to Governor Ritchie asking the resignation take effect at his convenience. The governor said no successor would be appointed until mid January and Janney would hold the posts until a successor is named. Officials cited pressure of professional demands in his law practice as the reason for the resignation.

Baltimore Stuart Janney State Welfare State Board of Welfare Ritchie

Social calls and visits around Blairs Valley and neighbors

A neighborly set of visits and callers around Blairs Valley is recorded. Dorothy Shuck spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Blaine Ervine while Mrs John Ervine called on Mrs Luther Bowman. Numerous other locals including the Ernst and Cunningham families, Ray Kiefer, Harry Vetter, and Z F Rubeck visited D A Bloyer and David Rubeck households through the weekend.

Dorothy Shuck Blaine Ervine John Ervine Luther Bowman Wm. Ernst Julia Viola Cunningham Wretha Ervine Mahlon Cunningham Ray Kiefer Harry Vetter Guy Ervine Lloyd Bricker Z. F. Rubeck Clyde Ankeney D. A. Bloyer Ymond Bloyer Rachel Forsythe David Rubeck Bowser John Hose Sharpsburg Gernard Bloyer Lewis Sword Blairs Valley Fred’ Keyser Broadfording

Committee Named For Road Widening Discussion In City

A Chamber of Commerce committee will meet after the new year to discuss widening Rochester Place into a one way street. Roy A. Leiter named Fred C. Wright chair and members John Hamilton Charles H Eyerly D Ramaciotti Milton Kohler Brewer Stouffer Issac Slutzker Frank Bentz and J B Lakin from the First Hose Fire Co. The plan aims to ease crowding on S Potomac and S Jonathan streets and may proceed only if the Hagerstown Bank building sale occurs.

Rochester Place Chamber of Commerce Committee Roy A. Leiter Chamber of Commerce Fred. C. Wright John Hamilton Charles H. Eyerly D. Ramaciotti Milton Kohler Brewer Stouffer Elks Club Issac. Slutzker Frank Bentz First Hose Fire Co J.B. Lakin S. Potomac S. Jonathan Hagerstown Bank

Missing Couple Search Fails Near Diamond Creek Canyon

In Grand Canyon Arizona December 21 The tedious rescue effort for Mr and Mrs Glenn Hyde continued as boats and hikers closed in on the Colorado below Diamond Creek where their scow was found. After locating the craft it rammed a rock, Army planes joined the search but later abandoned the hunt.

Grand Canyon Ariz Colorado Glenn Hyde Diamond Creek Hyde

Freighter West Totant Strikes Rocks in Bangor Bay

The American freighter West Totant ran aground in Bangor Bay Belfast with a hold flooded after striking the rocks at full speed earlier today. Rescue boats aided by local vessels attempted to stabilize the ship as authorities assessed damage and salvage options.

Belfast Northern Ireland Bangor Bay

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