27 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1914
Page
1
A scattered clipping reports Maryland legislature activity, including a bill on oyster culture and a cooperative bank, plus references to foreign affairs and a White Star ship launch. Also mentions a historic church fire in Scotland, a snow record in Arkansas, and sports notes from baseball and auto racing events.
Willian Logan deputy inspector general has been detailed by the Tronauty Department at Washington to handle the moonwax business. Hoger Anddart will run the office during Logan's absence. Motorcycles arrive in New York with recalls and pending orders from Lambert agency for Jey Pavion and related models. Grandfather W Lycurag in Middlefault Street Commission House plans new plumbing project.
Railroad detectives probe a Weverton Maryland station robbery that occurred between midnight and dawn. A Weston revolver and ten mileage books were taken from the ticket office, plus patrols and a whiskey cache. Entry was gained by window breakage. no money was stolen. Witnesses heard only distant train sounds as investigators search for suspects, pondering tramp or local culprits amid oncoming train traffic.
An application by D. Byestor Aled in court to withdraw the matter of John A. Cowden cites neighbors proving there were local places on Dolph Avenue that could hinder a widow, with no further opposition against Mr Cowden. The record notes the withdrawal was on grounds of neighborhood impact and decency and lawfulness.
Harrisburg Cutter s Club elected Frank R. Middlekand of Hagaratown as president for the year in a meeting in Harrisburg. After the tooting practical work demonstrations were given by the members, a banquet and an engaging talk by J. Frank Miller Ruben Musey and Max Laliberte followed at the Dauphin Hotel.
The Mute Department states that Gen Villalan convened a body inspection of Nantan with two representatives from Britha Rovarmmont, two Aworichins, two physicians, and his relatives. The arrangement is antiamelory to the State Department.
A local figure pledges a multi year ban on selling alcoholic items to uphold virtue, warning of tough times for local vendors and the community. The remark hints at a fatality linked to a local group and calls for broader restraint.
Jolie J Kirkpatrick of Cumberland Wis accepts a position with A Cl Reynolds Tobacco Co and leaves today for new work. Military will be in Luowort. County dance at Trnttor Callstonspbt offers local entertainment.
Local newspaper notes multiple injuries in yard incidents. A worker loses a leg after being struck by a wheel as engine 945 backed, another man suffers a crushed leg, a third man breaks an arm, and a boy sustains head and shoulder injuries from a colt mishap. A separate line reports a street accident and a bread knife injury, plus political bill contention in Annapolis.
Foreign conniles have paid tribute lis Minx Davis, who Mayor AMitchet as appointed by the head of Greater New York's Corrections Department, Sho fy guiet, with blue eyes, frown Linke and 4 real complexion, Har age y passing along through the fittles. Her cardinal tenes in to save the puni shment it the inedividual fastest of Mia crima and to treat the trolidual for his or taet-gook Intend of smelli ng put the same punishment to all per 300s for the same crime. She has sutele Judgment and John J. Jackatel ler, Jr. Hes characterized hoy as the clevereat woman he ever met. She guys alto has faith in the reclamation of the mentay Incompatent, though thy defective and degenerates never can he inde fie for the fat med oF freedai She is anathys of Stoeh eater, a Vageur graduate, who ached noetulogic problems in Uap fase, headed a Philadelphia Buttles cent project, superintendent a New York State Relaymatory for Woment Mt Belford, took care of Sleliian earthquake refugees and estaboiated a road system to Palermo. The Pope and King Emmanuel have recognized her services and a number of coun tries have nouplel ideas from her Management Gt Bedford,
A Pennsylvania arrest case centers on Romanyic Landers of Hagerstown accused of wife desertion. Landers, who lived in Mageratow then disappeared, was located in Roanoke and jailed after an information filed in Witrispurg Ind. He previously wed Miva Jennix Hughea at Harper’s Ferry during a dramatic elopement in a misty almanac night.
A landslide near Oldtown blocked W M road traffic as earth and snow slid from the mountains. Crews sent railway cars to the site, cutting ice and clearing debris. The incident disrupted operations and damaged infrastructure, with repair work expected to take days. Local officials and residents react to the event and its impact on daily life.
The report details a false arrest claim by Miss Sadie Plobhop over trespass connected to a farm labor dispute. It notes a plea for jury trial, partial testimony, and a request for damages. It also mentions unrelated disorderly conduct charges against William White and a local hearing resulting in suspension.
Five companies from different places plan to attend the Junior Fair tonight. Two will come from Martinsburg and Chambersburg firms will arrive with a special parade through Waynesboro where local residents will welcome them. No gala night is scheduled.
Three people present at a recent gathering at Mr and Mrs Henry Stottlensyer's home in Jookleg were tied to the loss of their overcoats. A nearby partygoer who walked with them may be questioned by authorities. A separate note reports a Kong Apotrow hearing dawned with red birthly hoard til morning.
Fourth ticket out in Williamsport outlines a Monday gathering for the annual alee with candidates supporting the waterworks proposition. Key figures include Burgess William Stake, Up ton O Norris, and nominees G W McUardell for burgess and W C Bowser Wat HH Carty Dontuna Shupp Harry C Avéluxer Nevesyk for commissioners.
Four men from near Coruni Grodno were involved in a stabbing in Eigufield. Purich drew a knife, wounding Lu chinsky in the chest. he fled to Baltimore after the act. Witnesses describe the confrontation and arrest by Patrolmen Vogel and Ditzel. Coroner’s inquest deemed unnecessary. Funeral arrangements set for Lu chinsky.
A distraught wife in Blaversey reports her husband James Welker left home a few days ago saying he would go downtown for chewing tobacco and not return. Neighbors recall a red haired woman seen with a man matching his description, hinting he ran away with another. The wife, mother of several children, fears harm but hopes he may still return. Police inquiry ongoing.
In a local notice the plate workers of the City Firebst are prohibited from certain activities, with a warning they may lose their jobs. The piece notes hotel applications in the district and mentions large crowds expected at a Juglar event with music. Receipts from evenings are reported as ahead of former grants.
Mr Earl Miller of the chip ail leaves for Detroit after accepting a position with a large automobile company. He will travel to Philadelphia on his way to Detroit for the new role.
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