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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1927

Page

8

Salvage Demands Continue Amid Weather Threats

Reports from Boston and Provincetown describe salvage operations on the sunken S-4 submarine. Admiral Hughes says work will proceed despite risks, even at the cost of human life, while Rear Admiral Andrews confirms the crew’s deaths are certain. Tests show oxygen depletion and the torpedo room hazards persist.

Boston Charlee F. Hughes United States Test Philip Andrew Naval Distriol Savona Andraws Hugh. Veusenglig Alr Provincetown Mana Moritus Falcon Frank Drumby

New Chevy Plans Complete Line of Cars for January

In December 83, General Motors Corp Chevrolet division announced a complete new line of cars to be released January 4. President T. W. Kudsen of Chevrolet Motor Company stated production of the new model, Dir. Xouigensel, has been underway in several plants since December 12. Details on changes and prices will be released in January.

Atyles

Buggy Brings 20 Cents at Lavandt Iowa Auction

Odd sale at Lavandt Iowa reports a buggy bought for 20 cents after a crowd of about 600 watched an old mare fail to attract bids. The item likely would have cost more a day earlier amid the disorganized turnout.

Lavandt Iowa

World altitude record set by Renato Patt in Turin

Renato Patt reportedly shattered the world altitude record by reaching 11,527 meters, about 38,792 feet, in a flight announced from Turin on December 23. The prior record of 38,474 feet was held by Lieut. Carlton Champion of the United States.

Turin Taly Renato Patt Collemls Carlton C. Champion United States

Weather bureau unsure on Christmas forecast in Washington

Weather Bureau officials in Washington described today as one of those times when forecasts could not extend beyond 84 hours. They would not say whether the outlook for fair and continued cold weather would hold for Christmas Sunday and Monday, leaving conditions for Santa Claus unclear.

Washington Dew Weather Bureau Santa Claus

Undertaker Drops Dead At Funeral in Branmen Wisconsin

Funeral services for Mrs. A. F Johnson were conducted yesterday at the Norwegian Lutheran Church in Branmen Wisconsin. Word arrives that the officiating pastor, Mr. Anderson, collapsed during the service and died. Local authorities said the incident occurred while the pallbearers were preparing the casket, prompting an abrupt end to the ceremony.

Branmen Wis Dee Mra. A

Witnesses Tie Shirly Murder to Shepherdstown Party

Testimony at Harrison arraignment in Shepherdstown links party guests to the night Shirly vanished. Prosecution cites brawl with Ernest J. Shirley and Harrigan’s attempt to move and hide Shirley's body under a railroad bridge at Antietam. Defense plan and additional witness statements loom as grand jury prep continues.

Chuceuca J. Harrison Mernante Ernest J. Shirley Shepherdstown Burley Reilroad Antietam Harrigon Wan Saun Shirley Harrigon Albert T. Moler Harrison Moley Norfolk and Western Bridge West Virginia Louisa Maile Myers Whoge Harrison Ha Harrigan Charles Wittshiva Franklin Hardy Mulville W. Va Statin Jona Shirley Marsluon Louise Adler Wiunetts Benerie Avenue Ils Ulty Mise Allen Har‘yon Hageratown

Juror Shows Resentment in Teapot Dome Trial

Washington dispatch reports juror Halward J. Kidwell resisting questioning in the Teapot Dome jury tampering case. Kidwell, part of the Fall-Sinclair trio, accused Assistant District Attorney James J. O Leary of improper pressure as the prosecutor pressed him on his father’s affidavit. Justice Atddoli warned Kidwell not to discuss the case with anyone before testifying.

Washington Halward J. Kidwell Teapot Dome James J. O'Leary O'Leary Hidwell Sinclair Kidwell Ma Fither Atddoli

Fall at Children's Home Fatal to John G Orr

A fall at the Chambersburg Children's Home proved fatal to John G Orr of Chambersburg aged six. Orr, longtime president of the Childress Ad Society of Fradldin County for 36 years, was initially believed surviving but died several hours later.

Chambersburg John G. Orr Von Chambersturg

Hickman’s Story Sent Him Toward Gallows In Oregon Case

William Edward Hickman faces murder and kidnapping charges after a confession to abducting Marion Parker led police to seek two alleged accomplices, “Cramer” and “June Dunning.” Oregon connections, extradition steps, and the strong potential for the death penalty are outlined as investigators pursue leads and await trial. The case centers on Hickman’s claim of planning the crime with an unseen partner, amid a nationwide manhunt and a reward exceeding $90,000.

Los Angeles Dev William Edward Hickmen Little Marion Parker Pendleton Ore Cramer June Dunning Cramere Hickman Andrew Gromer Cletriet California County Grand Jury Ha Wag Young Sacramento Pelice Oregon Singer Avith “Cramer Olen Fox

Youth in California Kidnapping Case Hints at Freethinking Madness

Pendleton Oregon reports a youth named Hickman remarks on possible insanity and freedom while awaiting trial for the Meanttall Parker kidnapping and slaying in Los Angeles. He questions how to act when crazy, cites a prior acquittal, and boasts of avoiding police pressure. He dismisses religion, laments publicity, and shows uneven, disjointed statements versus confident ransom letters.

Pendleton William Dail Fox Meanttall Parker Los Angeles W. H. Robins First Baptist Church Hickwat Hickman Hichman

Man hanged for Christmas Day murder in Champaign County

Hertchell Andrews, 25, of Heat’s, Uttered his last words Merry Christmas before the gallows in Champaign County Court Yard. He murdered Thomas Tate, 65, in a Christmas Day 1926 brawl at a four-corner bar. Tate died after being stabbed during the incident.

Urbana Des Hertchell Andrews Champaign County Court Thomas Tate Andrews Tate

Used Hearse for Joyride Reported in Suburban Incident

A chaotic incident involved a hearse used for a joyride with a young woman present. The driver abandoned the vehicle in Queens after leaving it near a building, then returned hours later to find the hearse again missing. Details are sparse due to the damaged text.

Novirse Rive Roth

Police Head Crusader Held in Ludlow Arrests

Jos A Fouche Ludlow chief of police for three years faces charges of accepting a bribe amid a conspiracy. An arrest of a police station official followed a raid on a Ludlow farm on November 12 locating a large still. Fouche previously served in state police and had a record of strict enforcement.

Ludlow Mass Jos. A. Fouche Lodgy Bin Stud Ludlow Farm Foucho

Arm Fracture Sidelights Edge Mont Youth Injury

Herbert Baker aged 12 of Edge mont sustained a fractured arm today when the engine of his authors machine kicked. Nine bones were damaged, with the arm showing injuries and a need for medical care.

Herbert Baker Edgemont

Captors Get Many Offers in Oregon Case

Pendleton Oregon December 23 Buck Lieuallen state traffic officer and police chief Tom Gurdane, famed for capturing William E Hickman, receive national acclaim and offers worth lucrative salaries as candidates for the hall of fame. Lieuallen long served as a cowboy in eastern Oregon while Gurdane, a veteran peace officer, stands among Oregon's best.

Pendleton Geell Lieuallen Buck Tom Gurdane William E. Hickman Liuallen Oregon Shief Police la Che Oregons

Mother Wants to Go to Aid Son at Once in Kansas City

Kansas City tale reports William Bawara Hickman’s family reacting to his confession of kidnapping Marian Parker for Los Angeles. Mother Hoa Hickman pleads to go to Edward at once, fearing he will be killed, while father Thomas Hickman and others seek confirmation of the charges.

Kansas City Dee William Bawara Hickman Aodey Marian Parker Los Angeles Gallapee Hoa Hickman Edward Hin Isis Hiller Mary Thomas Hickman Poward Beta Cpl Charles Edwards Marlants Mia Hietman “Longpartailon

Still Believe in Him Telegram Sent to William Hickman

Kansas City dispatch reports Eva Hickman sent a telegram to her son William Hickman now jailed in Pendleton Oregon as the kidnapper of Marian Parker. The message urged truth in God and patience, referencing connections to Chas Edwards and Cap Bayuris and noting Edwards was paroled after a bank fraud confession.

Kansas City Eva Hickman William Baward Hickman Pendleton Oregon Marian Parker Los Angeles Sud Sil Belove Edwards Sam Jruyday Cap” Bayuris bleut-Cal Chas E. Edwards Dhet Av Dnerily Edward Martin Parker

Western Maryland to Buy Control of Chesapeake and Ohio Rail

Washington December 25. Par mington to purchase control of the two million shares of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad in Baltimore was granted the Weaton Maryland town by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Western Maryland will pay $326,000 for the carrier stock, which amounts to $125,000 per share. The commission held the proposed price fair and reasonable in light of the carrier’s authority.

Washington Parmington Chesapeake and Curtliny Baltimore Maryland Inturatats Commerce Commission Marylou Wit

Paid Them Not To Get Married

Philadelphia December details reveal a 12 year liaison with a Pennsylvania bachelor earning $1,090,000 and $250,000 to a Philadelphia spinster and a Chester widow. Mrs Lascelles Bell inherits most of Clarence Deshong estate. Miss Bernice McNulty receives $259,000 from William Gibram. Deshong estate valued over $1,000,000.

Philadel Pria Pennsylvania Philadelpha Chester Lascelles Bell Clarence Deshong Bernice McNulty William Glbram Pittsburgh Deshongs

Kidnaper Hickman Captured After Oregon Chase

William E. Hickman, the Los Angeles kidnapper, was captured by Oregon officials after a coast-to-coast manhunt. He awoke in his Pendleton cell and confessed in a disjointed, hysterical manner about the crime and the murder of a 12-year-old girl in Los Angeles, with details tying to a string of payments and a green Hudson car.

Prema Pendleton Ore William E. Hickman Los Angeles Hickman Soma Yelly Pacifc P. King Perry M.parker Tnt He. Mart Secomphico Cramer Los’ ‘Angeles Despariado Oregon Oflicera Parker Seattle Vrs Guck Tom Gurdano Pedleton Vendeton Alpariey

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