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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1923

Page

4

Kaighta Ol Bythias Band Plans Large Bazar Event

The Kaighta Ol Bythias Band of Williamsport named new officers at a regular meeting and organized a bazar to raise funds for equipment. Proceeds support over forty town youths, with booths, bands invited, and a Japanese Tea Garden nightly tea service featuring costumed servers. Local volunteers handle confectionery, groceries, fancy tables, oyster room, ice cream, and more. Kline Milling Company donated goods.

Kaighta Ol Bythias Williamsport Pythtad Difierg Arg Barat A. W. Herbert Hoover Btructo Fimmer, Caatie Bootha Grove Tulle—Atrs Soha Eliza Castle Mra Speaker

Governor Ritchie To Speak At Washington Birthday Banquet

Governor Albere Ritchie will be principal speaker at the Washington Birthday banquet in Hagere town on February 22, hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and the Women’s Club. Proark J Hogan, prominent Washington attorney and Republican National Committee member, will also address the event. The gathering, a Monadetha affair, follows last year’s dinner with Wilmot Lewis and AS Cholda borough as speakers, and is expected to be the most elaborate in local history. The Chamber committee includes A. M. Tree, New Thropp Jr, AW Pakur, Ray F.P. Rolleer, NM B.P. Moller, Ira Mub ert, Stottersyet, Wes Tyler, Lewis P.T. Byron Jr, Norman Kuceeuminabe and Bogs Wolts.

Albere Cy Ritchie Washington Chamber of Commerce Women's Club Hageretown Proark J. Hogan Dornay Republiion National Hardingtor Hogan Wilmot Lewis AS. Cholda Borough Tt Ia Ozsanlea Tisas A. M. Trree Chairwan Ew Thropp, Jr Pakur Ray Rolieer Moller Ira Mubert Stottersyet Wes Tyler Lewis Byron, Jr Norman Kuceeuinabe Wolts

Two Isles B O Railroad Train Crash Deaths and Injuries

In Baltimore at Monumental Station last night two ISLES trains collided after a group attempting to cross tracks to reach a train were struck by a passenger and a freight train. Mes Join Baggot was killed and baby and others were injured. Mrs Baggott’s mother and two others injured.

Baltimore Tau Streck Baltimore and Ohio Monumental Station

Virginia couples issued marriage licenses

George Campbell of Stanley Virginia and Ruth Viadde of Luray Virginia obtained marriage licenses.

George Campbell Stanley Ruth Viadde Luray

Question to Frederic J Haskin Washington Bureau Letter Service

A reader is urged to write to Frederic J Haskin Director of the Washington Information Bureau for life and educational ideas. The service offers answers to questions with no charge beyond two stamps for return postage, emphasizing the newspaper’s service motive.

Washington Information Bureau Hagerstown Herald Washington

Execution at Holloway Prison Hangs Mrs Thompson

The scene at Holloway Prison follows the execution of Mrs Thompson by hanging. Bywaters, and the crowd watched as the condemned woman, calm and pleading innocence, met the black cap and trap. Officials reported the act carried out with standard procedure amid claimed innocence.

Contonad Fm Magy Tives Priscot Ol Italle Pentoavidla de. H. A Crippen Tribunala Heaven Severa Court Holloway Torntog Lara Hong Bywaters Thompson Hills Roger Cagement

Stocks Tumble, Mixed Gains In Early New York Trading

New York stocks opened irregular with Cosden & Co advancing and several names lifting to new highs. California Pete rose to 74 percent, while Atlantic Redbing listed slightly higher. Steel opened up before retreating, Baldwin fell sharply, and General Leather edged higher amid mixed early activity.

NEW York, Inc Cosden & Co Atlastic Califormia Pete American ‘Tobacco Steel Baldwin State- Dakar

Rural Club Women To Attend State Meet

Rural Woman's Clubs will take an active part in the program at Frederick on Thursday for the state meet. The event will be the largest in state history with thousands of members attending. An apple banquet will close the day with apple themed fare. The trolley company will run a special car from Frederick to Hagerstown that night, with a tentative capacity of twenty or more. Contact Asa Bucan Garberzou, Home Demonstration Agent, to reserve a seat.

Frederick Menfoers Fredericlk Hagerstown Asa Bucan Garberzou

Barby Trade Alleged in Family Dispute at York Hearing

In York Pennsylvania Jah. before Aldermen Clarence Kutm of Emiga yillo faced a charge of nonuilatensare and intolerable treatment. He admitted selling a baby to his mother for a bedstead and other furniture as part of his defense amid a dispute with his wife over alleged assault and battery. The case proceeded to court.

York Clarence Kutm Emigayillo F Budstead Agalia Yale Ho Wat

Big Plant Fire At Bay City Shocks Local Industry

A large blaze destroyed the Big Creek pyrite plant owned by the Galitarnin Company at Route Hook. Early reports cite an electrical fault and high winds as possible causes. Investigators value the plant’s $1,000,000 value and note potential environmental impacts.

Wirindt Sros

Tragic deaths and superstitions haunt Montgomer y County

An Alternativonl News Service report from Montgomery Alabama links a string of deadly incidents around the Brewer family. It notes Charles Varner dies from injuries after a bay-press incident on his plantation and connects others including Waits Brewer Jr and Portia Melterthan’s husband to recent fatalities. The piece mentions a self defense ruling, an accidental shooting, an automobile crash, and a train shooting near Hayneville, suggesting a cluster of tragic events fueling superstition.

Anternativonl News Service Montcomery Ala Brewer Charles Varner Montgoutur County Varner Waits Brewer, Jr Wits Brewer Wolps Portia Melterthan Mussel Melterthan Congressinal Here Mildred Brewer

German Chancellor says Germany will not bow to force

Chancellor Cuno tells International News Service Germany will not yield to compulsion over Versailles terms. He says Germany is willing to pay reparations within its means but will resist coercion and accept possible suffering if necessary to defend peace and expose what he calls an unreasonable French plan.

Count von Breckdorffitsntzsu Paris Moscow Russia Cuno Seryleo Germany Pan Omy Wuffaring

250 Pupils Led to Safety in Fire at Wiliamsport School

A school fire forced 250 pupils to evacuate as water shortages hindered fire crews. Junior students fetched water from a public cistern while others fought flames with the town’s chemical apparatus. The blaze damaged a residence and a nearby roof. two earlier basement fires were reported. Principal Bowser said provisions would be made for students. Teachers listed include Mamie Gchuebly Mary Burger Katherine Bowser Gedyn Lewis Bertha Corby and Mand Conrad.

Soma Thalr Perions Snichet Brigade Celia Butler Ty Richanis J. B. H. Bowser Wilausport Mamie Gchuebly Mra Mary Burger Katherine Bowser Gedyn Lewis Bertha Corby Misa Mand Conrad

New Minister Signox Arrives in New York Amid Italian Welcome

Minister Signox of Galasia arrives in New York aboard a ceremonial voyage. He is greeted by a large delegation of prominent Italians, marking a notable diplomatic reception as he begins engagements with Tile States officials.

Signox Galasia Stan Pusbint Uera New York

Fire probe on hotel fire hints at prior access

Clues at the Hamilton Hotel fire cite a broken door latch and a sanded door, with water flooding boiler rooms hours before the blaze. Investigators search for a suspect and map movements between midnight and 6 am, as the hotel basement area is examined.

Tom Howitton Hotel Jock Hamilton Ais Arroyt Anid Smythie

Montana rancher buys weekly to keep family busy

In Helena Montana rancher A Hents living in the far north part of the state purchased Theony Review, a weekly newspaper published at Treepy, declaring a hiatus in the publication recently to occupy his children when not at school duties.

Helena Mott Jan A. Hents Iving Montana Treepy

Placeholder Market Prices for Groceries and Produce

Oddly garbled OCR lists household items with inconsistent spellings. It mentions apples, potatoes, onions, and vegetables with approximate prices from 1 to 4 dollars, plus a bus fare and various produce costs, reflecting a local market price roundup.

Girl Wife In Doubt Over Husband's Death

An Arkansas town news item reports Irene Runyon, a high school student who eloped with her fiancé Dick Runyon, expressing belief her husband vanished after a farewell letter claiming gambling losses and intent to end his life. She remains hopeful he will return as she searches and plans to reunite with her Nashville father behind the family’s Tennessee-Kentucky movement.

Kenneth Harris Ay International News Akansas Duny Bee Tad Bokes Dire Richard 2 Runyon Andy Cratwhillo Daud Abd Bla Howe Dickie Boy Beloit College Halle Sunny Tenueseon Ben Aba Kanaga Telenas Ruvyon Thia Nashvile Tennessee Henderson Kentucky Brilegrod Dickig Boy Vite H.C. Wright Nashville Daugh Bontilaw Ben Crac EBS Taut Wright

North College gains rapid growth at Alaska site

Proxy describes Dr Charles J. Bunnell as president of the educational college network in Alaska. The Alaska Agricultural College near Fairbanks opened four years ago and is expanding quickly as it grows.

Charles J. Bunnell Tueticat North College Alaski Agrcultural College Bohol + vot ‘Mines Fairbanks Alaska College of the North

Des Moines Police Release Drunk Photo Souvenir Plan

Chief Folu B. Hammon unveiled a plan to distribute souvenir photographs of drunken individuals arrested for intoxication. The city legal department approved the concept, but the identities of those pictured were kept secret by the city.

Des Moines Poles Folu B. Hammon Hae Lia Orst Chisfa

Junior Boys Indoor Tournament at YMCA Set

The second indoor gate tournament of the New Year will be held at the YMCA within the next two weeks. About 26 boys entered to clubs and 25 more expected to compete. Games will be mainly chess, pool, checkers, shuffleboard and ping pong. Junior boys only. Postmaster Resigns. Frederick news: J A Williamson resigns after eight years as postmaster, effective February 16, to return to private business.

Secon Iniat Prederick J. A Whlinaon Frederick Wilson Offee

Local Notices and Business Entries Mixed in Telegram Style

Community notices list Oller back at Y with activity in Waynesboro, building permit for Levi Marlow on Spruca Street, frame bungalow details. Hagerstown Auto Supply and Federal Tire and Tubes advertise services. Trinity Lutheran event notes and gear/shop names pepper the page.

Levi Marlow Spruca Street

Hagerstown bonds and bankers warn of rising taxes

A fragmented article notes Hagerstown bonds and bankers issuing statements on general improvement funds and credit for the city. It warns that public works are not purely municipal functions and stresses taxation and valuation issues as a warning to assessors.

Hagerdtown

Syracuse Sorority Score Sparks Debate On Campus Life

International News Service reports on Syracuse University about sorority membership and social life claims. Officials contest charges that educators harmed scholars, noting no clear link between sorority status and campus social dynamics.

Felicitous Occasion Stuns City Couple in Potent Call

In Syracuse on January 8 a patrol encountered a scene where Mrs. John Hall and Harry Sperry were found celebrating while police questioned their actions. The couple claimed they had only celebrated together, and officers backed away after the exchange.

Syracuse N.Y Hazerison Atrant John Hall Harry Sperry Hall

Markets in Bagerstows Wheat and feed prices listed

Jan 9 market rundown shows wheat flour and corn prices, assorted feeds, and livestock fodder items. Entries include shelled corn per bushel 0.40 to 0.50, rye 0.405, oats 0.233, mixed feed terms and alfalfa meal, plus cottonseed meal and chick feed references among miscellaneous grains.

Wilte Corp

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