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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1925
Page
6
Fragmented OCR story describes a baby mystery in WinSport, noting a finding near a bandage wrap and attendance by a person named Rich. The tale references a burial and a dead infant, with unclear surrounding details and several garbled phrases.
A brief sports summary noting Western Maryland performance as players and teams adjust standings. The report highlights key players and a notable shift in net points, with emphasis on the evolving competitive landscape.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a girl facing charges and an appeal process connected to Hagel, with unclear details on the case and involved parties. The readable text implies legal action and ongoing hope for resolution.
A brief note emphasizes rapid response to coughing in children. It highlights prompt action to monitor symptoms and seek care if conditions worsen, aiming to prevent complications and promote child health.
Chang, four years valet to Lieutenant Osborne Cutler Wood, leaves after Wood's death and a stormy incident. Wool, a barber named Leonard Wool, and other figures are noted in the chaotic scene as US officials monitor arrivals. Poultry course meeting at Downarllie scheduled for 7:20 PM with Mac GC Morton and Cony Agency.
Fragmentary report from Capital describes a death in an apartment with tangled notes about McCormick and associates. The incomplete text references legal actions, adjournments, and possible natural causes but lacks clear details or a definitive conclusion.
The program for joint purchase of the two high bridge structures over the Potomac River at Brunswick and Point of Rocks was filed at a state commission meeting in Governor Ruehlas office. Each bridge costs about 101000 with Maryland contributing 190000 toward the price, while Virginia offers 350000 to buy the Point of Rocks Bridge immediately. The bridges are reported in good condition and both states are ready to sell at the stated figures.
Fragments describe testimonies in a 1923 case involving alleged liquor production, theft, and opium-related charges. Witnesses speak of a strong odor of liquor, forged money claims, and a Maryland Railroad detective. defendants include Laura Jones and Clinton Haughigan with varied charges.
The article describes a burglary at a residence on Monday night with signs of forced entry and missing items. Details are blurred, but references to possessions and a possible impact on STOCK MARKETS section appear in the surrounding text. The informe mentions foreign bonds and stock movements in a scattered manner.
Fragmentary logal screen text shows commodities like Moh and Wheat with unclear figures. Conversions and prices are partially readable, but core data and dates are missing.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a recipe and soaked item but lacks clear details. The readable words include phrases resembling a list of ingredients or preparation steps with unclear names. No firm entities or actionable facts are discernible.
Washington February 25. The charge that the State Department had pledged itself to the full extent of private loans by American Bankers to South American Republics was made before a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee. The committee was holding hearings on the Todd resolution forbidding the government to plan any protection to loans by American citizens to foreign countries.
The article recalls a pioneer case sentencing a drunken female driver to jail, noting preceding appeals and the judge’s stance on driving while intoxicated. It mentions other local notices, a card of thanks, and community event ads amid fragmented OCR text.
Mrs Seair ed as alleging congressmen are higher flyers than aviators. Depositions concern aboard the army transport Christabal which carried junketers to and from Canada. The voyage reportedly proceeded decorously. on return the party allegedly became carefree. Zihiman of Maryland, a dry congressman, was said to have brought back a trunk of liquor.
Paris Feb 26 Gloria Swanson showed slight improvement after four physicians pronounced her condition improving though official bulletin at 1 oclock this morning reflected the great anxiety of friends. Rev A A Kerlin Sharpsburg pastor is seriously ill at home with general debility.
Diehl is questioned after a robbery tied to a letter from the Liberty store. He admits attending two Cumberland dances and returning home after midnight. A search warrant is issued, most loot recovered from a garage behind the Diet Tome. Diehl jailed in Allegany County on breaking and entering and larceny charges, to be turned over to Washington County authorities.
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