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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1925
Page
6
A murky OCR page reports trials and charges, noting a March 2 hearing for a defendant named Frostburger, plus an assault charge, a car theft incident, and multiple local court actions tied to Wisconin miners hospital and several entities including Lutheran Churches.
Repairs finished at the Herald Mail press after a derailment damaged the plant a week ago. Western Maryland Railway officials confirmed the 0 page issue and the temporary shutdown while Pearl Hockermaith and Conny Aisla supervised the work. The replacement press from Goss Printing Press Company arrived from Chicago to resume production.
Ottawa reports Canada records the highest wheat yield per acre in recent surveys. Government officials note the Dominion Department of Agriculture, led by Linares, confirms strong per acre output surpassing several major farming nations.
Fragmented obituary notices report deaths and memorial events across Marion and Washington areas. Entries mention Mrs Suzanna Eby and Catherine Rebecca Clipp, with details on funeral services, relatives, and burial locations, including references to Rev Howland and local societies. The scattered text notes wills, church affiliations, and community connections amid incomplete sentences.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Major orden W. Lillies and Buffalo BIL, references a recital tram and a ranch show, an aim to go to London in May, and a person named Jhewanee Till promoting a new saw. Mentions King Eaward as chief patron of a hand event.
Speech calls for an international peace agency as a modern Walter H. Page School of International Relations. It would be funded by a public endowment to support studies and diplomacy, with Johnstonfla as the proposed home and a $1,000,099 endowment cited.
Workers cleared wreckage from Culver Speedway after Washington’s Birthday event aborted due to track danger and two major crashes. The 20 lap race was postponed until next Sunday with Ralph De Palit leading before the stoppage. over 1000 spectators saw the disruption.
Fragmented account notes a gambler’s misfortune amid a web of travel and social intrigue. It mentions Wood, a Paris incident, a villa stay in Biarritz, and a Philadelphia divorcee linked to high society circles, with police inquiries surrounding his movements and a public chauffeur delivery.
In Rome on February 23 Cardinal Mundo la of Chicago met Pope Pius for an audience focused on Catholic progress in the United States and the potential Eucharistic Congress. In Norfolk a Circuit Court jury awarded Otto Foerster $35 for a false arrest by Hampton Roads Naval Base personnel, noting Foerster failed to prove he was a U.S. sailor and he was acquitted in court.
A blaze in East Liverpool Ohio caused $10000 damage destroying three buildings and damaging thirteen more. Three glass fragments injured three spectators as state officials review the incident. Lloyd Coffman and wife report birth of son at Washington County Hospital this morning.
King George shows improvement and plans a South Europe cruise for recovery. Royal yacht Victoria and Albert prepared for voyage to the Duke of Connaught's villa in the South of France to escape English winter. Weather outlook forecasts mixed rain and snow in the North and Middle Atlantic states with a milder early week.
Edwin Jones, 21, of Yaltinor, is being held pending hearing on the alleged theft of a Chevrolet coupe. He was stopped for speeding by State Police Saturday near Viwanagiav. A preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the county court.
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