14 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1914
Page
1
A garbled UK and US political and social item lists names and events from Maryland and Virginia, mentioning William Ena, Alphonsa Hertilton, and various committees and acts. It sketches debates on education, race, taxation, and a naval vice admiralty bill, with scattered references to foreign and domestic affairs and criminal identification.
Cagha bowling team defeats Diamond at Lin Wiest of the former by Jopln. Final score unclear. report notes several players with improvements, including Mr. Eabyard Stottlemyer and Mr. Ghatlen. Paralyzed incidents and illnesses affect locals. Mrs. Griffith Longsenker confined at home after grip.
The grand jury returned indictments amid a libel case involving Judge Keedy and Judge Henderson. The paper allegedly attacked the judiciary and accused them of perjury and defrauding the public, prompting a legal battle over constitutional privilege and press liberty. Other indictments included Wilaworth Guy for absudement and Christian Hellers for desertion of a child.
A Uotro n s of Miss Many residence on Sy mit Ave saw a chimney blaze extinguished as firemen arrived after heavy snow. Rocke Boyle of Hash Co supplied extinguishing chemicals while Mr Hoyle climbed the peak to anchor a ladder and reach the roof, earning praise from bystanders and the crowd on the street. Realty sales listed nearby include properties on Say St and West cshle Ave with multiple transfers and rentings in the Harvey region.
An address inquiry appears to seek delivery of a misspelled recipient at a church location. The note mentions a specific recipient and asks for confirmation or fulfillment of an address for correspondence.
Albert Jackson was arrested after a beach clash with Deputy Sheriff Long, accused of assault amid a chaotic shooting. The trial detailed the fray, with allegations of firing near a crowd and injuries to several onlookers. A separate verdict awarded Wesley J. Bowers $34,000 for injuries at Berkeley, with attorneys naming Wages Moore and Loyd Marshoyth for Bowers and the Security Co. defense.
A disorderly OCR style notice reports Gramer Hrow planning a new 40x00 foot brick office building as an expansion to the plant. Work will resume as weather allows, marking the third addition as demand grows for the firm. A butcher section at Stafford details weekly hog slaughter and byproducts amid chaotic text.
The Church Bortoty of the Fink re form a Church will hold a spelling bee at the home of Mr. George Byerley on XII. V Potonie SL, O Monday, with society members taking part.
A vehicle named by McCoim- Mon, the Initellar, stalled in front of a store on Pata mae Hi when its exhaust broke into a sewer drain. A man named Nw fool attempted to free the van but became caught in the drain before help arrived. BROW TAH notes wheat growth concerns while Bayeara reports general state.
A new warehouse will be built by Alod Conan near Brennakt Noor eapoctty in Horkeley Springs after a blast. An explosion damaged a railroad facility and a man named Wey reportedly received $400 in omsh and stampa, with further details unclear.
Mrs Cullop. a prominent Indiana figure, leads the Woman's National Democratic League and Continental Memorial Council. She is noted for her fiery advocacy, ties to the Hoosier region, and frequent presence in the Monroe County representatives chamber alongside her husband amidst legislative activity.
The resignation of Vigil Kor. J. Poyntz Tyler from St Sahin Myplacopol parish takes effect March 1 in North Dakota. A farewell schedule includes sermons at Clewspring, a Gumberland gathering, and a Bishop’s visit. Bowers bravely faced cold water for health and plans more plunges. James B. Cullirk and others prepare for upcoming events in the city.
A ragged band of tramps recalls a cold night as twelve slept rough in a shelter and one hobo, Tutt Selvikl, claimed he is ninety one with a veteran prior to his father. The crowd watched him as police and bystanders noted a partly hopeful tale of survival and shifting work amid a harsh winter.
A torn calendar notice from The Mall mentions Edward GL McChipnatan of San Antonio and an engagement with a former Manion aid. It references W. Mt. Railait and a winter route near Huggratewn with a scent of wagged Talon and 8 Miss fer the ryort, plus other scattered details.
Fragmented OCR text describes a regular academy event with unclear names and activities. Mentions of Veal Squatioc and Annes Lontight appear, but details are corrupted. The passage references a crowded venue and unprinted goods, with hopes to perform tasks despite poor print.
The piece denounces long secret county financial control and reveals a growing burden. It cites 858,000 levied for roads and bridges, 85,600 spent with no end in sight, a floating debt burdening taxpayers, and 60,600 due School Commissioners met only partly with 10,000 from scarce funds.
A public meeting set for Williamsport tonight was postponed. Officials cited scheduling changes and a planned energy project, with updated timing to be announced by the organizing body.
In Roaneberg the property of the late Mrs Lind was allegedly sold to Thomas Huccoll for $900. Last week Huccoll also undertook the private sale of another property believed to be owned by WHA Bnaterrlay, with details not fully clear.
New Shor Weaver and Oparnberger plan a linta project at the old Aferin bhop. They will do varied blacksmith work at that place.
A series of winter mishaps occurred Friday as sleds and pedestrians faced icy streets. Harold Herbert, son of May H. Herbert, escaped a wreck when a sleigh capsized on Marsh Pike injuring his hands. a local woman, Mrs. Sallig Matiz, fell on a snowdrift and suffered a broken hip and sprained ankle. Glyde B. Martin sustained a severed hand wound from a meat hook. Charles Ridenour slipped on E. Antietam Street, injuring a rib. a delivery team wagon belonging to Louis Lyon Rohrar- caused a scare as it dashed away, tossing rider and damaging the wagon.
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