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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1923

Page

3

Mary Christmas Seeks Divorce From Her Mate Happy New Year

Mary Christmas files for absolute divorce from Happy New Year in 1924 equity court, naming Lizzie Ford of Detroit as co respondent. The bill accuses repeated misconduct and disputes, seeks writ of publication to Henry Ford and Lincoln address, and requests legal separation and custody for a child.

Mary Christmas Mims Fease Thera Edward Oswald Mats Christmas Lizzi Ford Detroit John T. Mason Lizzie Henry Ford Lincoln

Student chosen to represent college at world YMCA convention

A student at Jiing College was chosen by popular acclaim to represent the school at an International YMCA Convention. Delegates from around the world will attend the event, with the student traveling from South Potomac Street to participate in the gathering.

Cyestur Ramsey South Potomac Street Sy Jiing College Milo Toten Nexti

Grasty III Former Baltimore Publisher Dies in London

Charles T. Grasty, once Baltimore News publisher and noted newspaper figure, died in London on December 31 after a long illness. He had links to the New York Times via Metas Scewe and was considered a leading figure in American journalism.

Grasty III International News London Charles T. Grasts One Baltimore Metas Scewe Tas New York Times

Mussolini regime advances in Italy as cabinet outlines reforms

The Hallen cabinet announced the first phase of fascist rule in Italy is finished with Premier Benito Mussolini signaling broader reforms to come. In the U S dispatches, local notices include a court fine for Wingert over a building permit and various city collection and meeting schedules for January.

LROME Italy Benito Mussolini Hallen

Strine Held in 3000 Dollar Bond at Carlisle Hearings

Proceedings detailed Strine being held on a 3000 dollar bond with Mrs Wyncoop testifying to living at Strine's Greencastle home and a 1921 Carlisle marriage rite cited as irrelevant. Testimony noted intruder incident at Strine's home and Strine's quiet courtroom demeanor as hearings continued.

City Hotel Simmera Layo Wyncoon Strine Greencastle Carlisle Wyncoop String Beedy Tage

Deaths Span Brooklin Hospital and Nebraska Lines

Obituary notices report deaths from Brooklin Hospital in Latroaklin New York after an automobile accident, with survivors including wife Emma Henson and son Alfred, plus brothers. Other notices list W. E. Sigler’s death near Schuster Nebraska and the passing of Amelia Kate Seighman in Dallas County Nebraska aged 59. Also recorded are Washington Tracey 85 Civil War veteran, infant Mary Slick at three months, and Louise Butts found dead in an intoxicated state with funeral plans.

WePherson Henson Brooklyn Hospital Latroaklin N.Y Newton D. Penson Henson Emma Henson Alfred Alex Newton Charles E Benjamin Frederick al- Wert Hat Brooklin W. E. Sigler Schuster Nebrask Ligier Qmatia Oortodor Methodist Hospital Mre Lop Amelia Kate Seighiaat Lewishawh Dallas County Nebraska Isigillsture Mil William E. Sigler Gmithsburg Bis Arthur G. Hula John D. Sigler Sigler Lincoln County Wallace J.incolu Ajunty Colfar County Thehusband Genell Marcella Huhn J. J. G. Seighman Stulthsburg Maryland J. W. D. Seighman Tunkstown Mary C Mera Omar Slick Franklin Street Catherine Dorothy John J. Hs. Styder Tare ‘Ha Cemerry Louise Bults Onorty Thin Oly Taltinors Melvin Butts Nacth Mulberry Street Spoon Vernon Lose Tal Cemetery

Apples In Storage Show Big Increase

A government report dated December 1 shows total stored apples at 14,634,216 barrels, up from 11,440,833 a year earlier, with an average gain of 23 percent. Winchraler leads production storage with 204,164 barrels and 75,722 boxes, Chicago remains a major Western storage center, Medina New York stands as the next largest producer storing 118,050 barrels.

Winchraler

Caucus to End Senate Fight in Maryland State Legislature

With no clear developments, the State Senate leadership fight remains unsettled as Governor Ritchie backs David G. McIntosh Jr while Frank A. Furst supports William Curran. The city machine backs Curran, and the legislature convenes at noon Wednesday amid ongoing party rifts and personal loyalties.

Baltimore Dee State Senate Furst William Curran Carran Inez K. Denuta McIntosh Howard Bruce Bartlett Hayward Company C. Trrooke Lee Curran McIntt Hits Lends

Foreign Exchange Markets and Clearing Figures

In New York on December 14, demand for merling 44214 France cables 612 and checks. The day’s figures show checks at 4. to 9.8. Sweton kromea Dea. checks 20.42. Notes reflect mixed rates and clearing totals for various currency instruments.

Foreign Exchange WEW York Dec France Ralsien

Market Wrap Signals Mixed Stocks and Grains Turnover

In New York trading firms showed firmness with oil and steel shares leading gains. Erie rose to 2 1 4, Southern Railway near 2, Chicago and North Western up 3, Northern Pacific 1/4 point. Grain futures opened higher with wheat and corn edging up, oats firm, and local quotations noting farm prices and feed stuffs.

New York Erie Southern Railway Chicago and Northwestern Northern Pacific Ghain Oy International Parm

Where To Buy The Daily Mail The Lolloting Places List

Readable listings show various outlets in multiple towns where The Daily Mail is sold. The long, noisy OCR fragment enumerates shops, streets, and counties with many proper nouns and locations, indicating broad distribution and numerous vendors across counties and cities.

Ancient clock toppled injuring prominent West Virginia figure

A large plainfather's clock fell in a hallway at the residence of We A. Maker, striking Cornwell of West Virginia. Dr. Cornwall, a Wincheater corporation head and brother of a former governor, was knocked down and rendered unconscious briefly.

Winchestie Willan Cornwell Wincheater] Corporation Raffroail Cornwel West Virginia We A. Maker

Future of the Klan to be decided at February Atlanta conclave

ATLANTA, Dec. 31 Edward Young Clarke announced the K K K fate will be decided at a February 15 national conclave in Atlanta. Clarke plans to summon officials from every state to decide whether to continue the organization or disband due to lawlessness within its ranks.

Atlanta Edward Young Clarke Tham Clarke Kina Klan Het 1 Abe

Detrich Resigns From State Public Service Post

Harrisburg reports that Detrich, director of state publice sons, tendered his resignation to Berkeley Bord, secretary of poverty and sopptien. Effective January 15, he becomes the first major official to depart the Pinchot administration. Salary cited as 3200 per year.

Detrich International Nees Beerhew Harrisburg He Detrich Stato Publice: Sons Derke Bord Proverty and Sopptien Pinchot

Building Permits Reported For Several Local Projects

Walter P Grima requests remodel of a James Street house at 216. Hess Garvin files in Salem and Jay I arrest for remodels. I L Bleckenstal seeks a garage 9 by 13 at 236 North East Street. J Frank Potts lists 990 Cortor Street site for Zelory concrete block. George Mose plans chicken house at 8216 Ilight Wa.

Walter P. Grima James Siege Hess Garvin Salem Jay I Atrest L. F. Bleckenstal East J. Frank Potts Cortor Stacy George Mose Ilight

Businessman Davis Dies at Washington County Hospital

John W. Davis, age 45, connected with the Imback Wormy Company of Baltimore, died at Washington County Hospital after several weeks illness from Bright's disease and complications. He was in Angersown to organize a company branch. Dr Bender attended. Davis was secretary of One State Game Doson and had a daughter in Washington. New Year hunting laws noted and a coal donation endowment bazar at River View Cemetery reported.

John W. Davis Twotel Hamilton Washington County Hospital Bright Davia Bender Davis Gane Doson Washington Pariment Munters Inelastus

Fever case heads marked on two homes in town

Scarlet fever signs have been ordered placed on the houses of John Keckler at 412 Ridge avenue and Edgar Borne at 425 Salem avenue to indicate a health precaution in the neighborhood.

John Keckler Ridge Avenue Edgar Borne Salem Avenus

Terrific Snow Gales Sweep East Across States

Intense winter storm devastates western and central regions with record lows. Anaconda Montana reports 63 below zero while Helena and other towns register severe subzero readings. Wires fall near Palmer Lake and Nebraska braces for blizzard conditions with frigid temps across Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas.

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Miners Rescued Bodies Found After 23 days

Rescue teams in Scranton Pennsylvania recovered the last two of five miners buried under a front mine cage at Jessup near here after a 23 day effort. Two remain unidentified as efforts continued.

International News Areanue Scranton Dee Fiont Jessup

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