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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
2
A debate on marriage as mutual desire unfolds amid a dispute over elderberries and a man roped into a suspended sentence. He recently faced Judge H. D. Fritch in Common Pleas on a charge of abusing his wife and other offenses.
In Cincinnati on Dec 29 a woman arraigned before Mayor M B Scott on whiskey manufacturing and selling charges refused to name the man she claimed employed her. She alleged a Mr Smith bought the still and paid 34.25 a gallon. She said she was compelled to make moonshine for herself and her six year old child. She said she was born in 24 and married at 17, deserted within six months. The mayor fined her 800 dollars plus costs. Captain George L Fisher of Cincinnati was elected senior vice commander of the Maryland Department of the Spanish American War Veterans at a Baltimore meeting. Russell Troupe suffered a badly scorched arm at home near Clear Spring while butcher ing a hog that slipped into a tub of scalding water.
Live stock prices show calves Veal and hogs with prices per pound and regional variations. The Black Yards reported top calf bids at 13 cents, while hogs vary by quality and age. Also notes incorporation of Auto Equipment Co with 360,000 stock authorized and initial sales of 2,006, office in Baltimore and directors named.
Poultry and Eggs report from Baltimore notes a unsettled market with easy tone. Quoted prices cover strictly wholesale lots in Maryland and Pennsylvania, indicating jobbing rates are higher. The brief item reflects a regional price snapshot in late December.
Syracuse Wyoming December 20 Mrs Margaret Sanger a birth control advocate answered British novelist Marjorie Bowen on a lecture tour to the Women's Congress of Syracuse Her stance urged men have the same right as women to break engagements noting it preserves happiness and avoids costly action Women have claimed equality under the law and should grant men the privilege to end engagements as well
Aged 80 Albert Richards remains unable to cease Detog as authorities recount a two year old conviction for shouting John Kempel, illustrating ongoing legal issues in a hostile case from December 29.
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