02 Jan 1925
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1925
Page
1
Civil suits closed out the court term with most matters settled. Swaiti Company versus W F rman involved a sales dispute over goods and payment. no verdict announced. Poffenbere represented the plaintiff as trial wrapped up with remaining cases likely ending today.
A temporary injunction on postal wage financing funds was issued in Washington today, blocking $88,000.01 for a union relief program as part of a year long government wage agreement amid protests and administrative praise.
The mechanical drawing class for the second term starts Tuesday evening January 6 at the Y MG A. under chief instructor George W Chillila a mechanical engineer. A beginner class and an advanced class meet Tuesdays and Fridays until spring offering enrollment with special levy memberships for deaf members.
Fragmentary report notes the commission's decision and nearby ship assistance during a fire event near a salon. Four heat sources prepared and efforts underway to provide aid, with front line responders coordinating from Mo Voss.
scrambled OCR text references a governor, a company, legal actions, temporary measures, dates, and interviews. The disjointed lines mention public actions, court or corporate proceedings, and unnamed parties, with unclear chronology and several garbled terms.
Fragmented obituary notice details the passing of Maurice A. Gat aged 28s near Bootahure with surviving family listed and funeral arrangements announced. Included are misread names, scattered locations, and unclear dates, but the core events reference a death, residence, and a funeral planned in the local church community.
In a civil action a judge grants a continuance in the case Hartle and Wolfinger appear for the plaintiff while G Hieka represents the defendant. Attorneys for the defense are noted as Hartte and Walt inger with additional representation by brandt and R Gossard in the matter before the court.
Local quotations note a January event featuring a renowned quartetta act at Dr Johns. Patrons are invited to attend a period show highlighting musical and vocal performances with plans announced for the year.
Knute Rockne era reverberates in Pasadena as Notre Dame defeats Stanford 2 to 1 in the New Year classic. Stars Nevers and a strong Notre Dame drive secure the victory breaking a long drought since 1939, with bold plays and standout teamwork shaping America’s football fiction of the era.
Belmont Hotel proprietor Hres Willan Ward and street department employee Simon Bykerhoof. John Marin of Fairplay injured with head wounds. Patrolmen Hamill and Tha i Bower arrest William Ward and cousin Charien Ward for attacking Morin. Court records note Morin struck. Ward jailed for contempt. police seek a man and a woman in further assault on Lickerhoof.
Mary Howe and Wilowr Patternon were injured when a roller counter they hid on was struck by an automobile on the Solthaburg road. They were taken to the Wuayneabora Tipspital with serious injuries.
Mrs. Howard Buseer of 24 N Ptreel announces the birth of a son at Washington County Hospital on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Butts of Apardleburg are unknown parents at this time.
J A Miller of Kandiyaville notes Washington county has accumulated about 63 feet of rainfall in twenty years. The longtime government weather observer says the record reflects cumulative precipitation, with yearly totals averaging several inches per period, highlighting notable wet spells and variability.
The report notes December was nine degrees colder on average than December 1928, with 1928 unusually warm. Mr. Miler cites figures showing the variation, indicating a colder December overall and a warmer 1928 December by contrast.
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