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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1931

Page

1

Maryland election law report urges statewide reform

The Commission on Election Laws submitted a report to Governor Ritchie recommending a general recodification of Maryland election laws and moving to general registration of Baltimore City voters every eight years. It calls for redrawn ward lines, repeal of the declaration of intention act, filing fees for candidates, and cautious adoption of voting machines with voter approval.

Baltimore Maryland Baltimore City Guv. Ritchie Commission On Election Laws Billa Hai Bernard J. Flynn Dhairy General Assembly Firnu

Trucking Company Owner Shot To Death In Hackensack

William Brady a taxicab and trucking company owner was shot to death by three men using a machine gun as he neared his home in Hackensack New Jersey. Fourteen bullets were fired and the killers fled. Police say Brady had recently been warned he would not be at the spot.

Two Women Shot in Chicago Street Violence

In Chicago on January 17, bullets shattered storefronts on Howard Street injuring two women and sending shoppers fleeing. A dark young man about 30 believed involved fled after a green sedan halted, while detectives linked the case to possible gang activity surrounding Monkey Face Charlie Genker. Witnesses noted 73 bullet holes in one car and 55 in another.

Chicago Howard Street Norshore Theatre Ufe Charlie” Genker Jack Zuta Alma Moore

Alsatia Cagers Fall To Hershey In Close 47 41 Game

The Alsatia boys lost to the Hershey Monarchs 47 41 in Hershey at the two by four gym. Hershey claimed they played without fouls and that the game suffered from referee Dissinger not enforcing calls. Coach Joe Miller initially balked at sending the team on the floor but subs later got playing time.

Tha Tud Hershey Monarchs Hershey Dissinger Joe Miller

Ten Clubs May Form Circuit

Pittsburgh Pa January 16 The Mid-Atlantic League faces a key decision on expanding to ten clubs at a meeting in Uniontown Pa Sunday Charleston and Huntington from the Tri-State League have filed applications for Mid-Atlantic membership. A Charleston W Va paper cited managers indicating they will stay with the Tri-State League after all.

Pittsburgh Uniontown Charleston Huntington W. Va

Highway Group Rules Against Woodmont Road

County commissioners presented road construction recommendations to the State Roads Commission in Baltimore for 1931 funding. The Woodmont Road project was opposed and not included, with funds set to go to Downsville to Williamsport and other routes. Board members and clerks accompanied the delegation to the hearing.

Board of County Commissioners State Roads Commission Baltimore Woodmont Downsville Williamsport Greencastle Pike Fairview Dry Run Huyetts Cavetown Ami C. Saum L. L. Bowers

Reid House Greeting Highlights Local Guests

A lively gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Shank’s home featured refreshments for numerous guests from Hagerstown Reid and Smithsburg. Attendees included Richard Nigh and family Paul Richard Frances Mary Baumgardner Maxwell Baumgardner Jonas Martin Reichard Christ Miller family Beulah Ada Eshleman and many friends and relatives.

Isaac Shank Richard Nigh Paul Richard Frances Hagerstown Mary Baumgardner Viola Esther Reid Maxwell Baumgardner Smithsburg Jonas Martin Melvin Carol Kenneth Reichard Christ Miller Beulah Ada Eshleman Amma Naomi Showalter Martha Showalter Elizabeth Clara Eby Mabel Martin Esther Martin Naomi Pearl Ebersole Irene Anna Martin Bertha Nora Martin Edna Elva Horst Emma Martin Mildred

Murder Case Is Dismissed in Morgan County

John Royer faced murder charges in Morgan County Circuit Court for killing Lon Amos of Paw Paw. Judge B D H Rodgers ruled the State's evidence was circumstantial and insufficient, dismissing the case. Amos was found dead with a hatchet in his Paw Paw hut last fall.

John Royer Ear Cascade Lon Amos Paw Paw Morgan County BD. H. Rodgers Amos Rodgers Roger Joseph W. Wolfinger

Downsville Notes Reach Out From Local Church Meetings

Downsville January notes record Rev. C N Williams holding evangelistic services at the Christian church. Local residents visit kin and neighbors including the Domer, Weidner, Rowland, McCalister, Moats, Higgens, Artz, Speaker, Shank, Bowers and Ward households. The Pownsville Parent Teachers Association postpones its meeting to January 30 due to evangelistic services.

Cox Takes Narrow Lead on Final Day at Agua Caliente

Wilfred Cox from Dyker Beach leads the Agua Caliente open with a 69 third round, totaling 218 to edge Johnny Golden by one stroke. Johnny Golden slips to 219, with Ed Dudley Horton Smith Clarence Clark and others at 220 and four back.

Agua Caliente Mexico Wilfred Wilfy} Cox Dyker Beach Brooklyn N. Y Johnny Golden Noroton Conn Olden John Ed Dudley Los Angeles Wilmington Del Horton Smith New York Clarence Clark Tulsa Oklahoma Gene Sarazen Cox

Community Callers Visit Families in Long Family Area

The report lists visitors including Mrs. Harry Coffman and daughter from Hagerstown, Mrs. Fortune Odenhiai, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lehman with Mildred and Charles, and Mr. and Mrs. John Valentine. Also listed are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dick with daughters Helen Catherine Naomi and sons George Russel and Rus sel Baker visiting Robert Cunningham in Boonsboro, and Katherine Bowers visiting Edwina Swain.

Pause Long Milton Moats Jacob Higgens Earl Moats Albert Moxninger Roxbury James Kesselring C. N. Williams Washington, D. C A. Frick Elmer Cline Ilinois Samuel Shank Milas Annie Bowers Howard Artz Frank Anna Martz Edward Ward Mt. Moriah Christopher Speaker Allison Speaker Homer Betty Jane Wiliam Speaker Ina Bowers Wealdh Frank Adams Frank Litten John Lisky Walter Rauth William Avey Walter Avey C. E. Bowers Lagritta Walter Bowers Ellen Dick Thomas Hagerman Jean Thomas Jack Downin Cavanaugh Earle Minilics Ira Downey George Reid Sarah Jane Marcella Roger Eugene Whitmore Hagerstown Pownsville Parent Teachers Association The Christian Church C. N. Willams Washington, D.C Anne Richardson Washington County Fred Flook John Harpsaburg Emory Flocke Unday Harry Moninger Virginia Elisabeth Raymond J. A. Andrews Paul Roy Clifford Harry Bank J. A. Moninger Philip Rager Harry Coffman Fortune Odenhiai Edward Lehman Mildred Charles Lehman Leitersburg John Valentine Frank Dick Helen Catherine Naomi George Russel Russel Baker Robert Cunningham Boonsboro Katherine Bowers Edwina Swain

Sites For Plants Are Selected Scientifically Says Ryman

L H Ryman former DuPont executive addressed the Hagerstown Chamber on locating new industries. He urged scientific site analysis, warned against inducements, and proposed an industrial clearing house with an independent committee to attract substantial plants. Mr and Mrs J C Miller traveled to Baltimore for the day.

Chamber of Commerce L. H. Ryman Dupont Company Wilmington Delaware Duponts Hagerstown Meria Thorpe Ryman Seaboard Dupont Rayon Waynesburg Dupont Planta United States Michigan Ysa Cenes

Bridge Party Hosts and Local Relief Drive Planned

Mr and Mrs George White of Martinsburg hosted a Thursday bridge party in Shepherdstown with guests including Mr and Mrs W White Dr and Mrs J C Ash Prof and Mrs W R Thacher and Miss Doeoth Jones Mrs W R Thacher won the ladies high score prize A relief fund drive will be held February 7 at 7 30 pm in the Kearneysville school house with local talent and Grace Yoke White reading Anna Border in charge and J H Bender recovering from grippe others: Upton Martin and F R McQuilkin recovering from operations S L Cooley is visiting from Rockville Md and D Frank Koontz is in Washington DC

Shepherdstown W. Va George White Martinsborg Mra W. White J. C. Ash W.R. Thacher Doeoth Jones W. R. Thacher Kearneysville Jeferson Grace Yoke White Anna Border J. H. Bender Upton Martin F. R. McQulkin S. L. Coolewie Rockville, Md Mre. D. Frank Koontz Washington, D. C

Pirates blame tonsils for loss in NL race

Pittsburgh Pirates blame poor ton­sil health for last season’s finish as they list players sidelined by illness. Pitchers Hennis Meine Evin Brame Andy Bednar Charley Woods Steve Swetonie and catcher Hal Finney along with infielders Pia Traynor George Grantham Gus Suhr and Harry Geiszberger were out. Mrs Kemp Reynolds and her children visited Mrs Mary Minnick’s family Sunday afternoon.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pirates Hennis Meine Evin Brame Andy Bednar Charley Woods Steve Swetonie Hal Finney Pia Traynor George Grantham Gus Suhr Harry Geissberger Paul Lloyd Waner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gov. Ritchie Trucking Company Madison Square Garden New York State Athletic Commission Primo Carnera Paulino Uzcudun Hagerstown Bookbinding and Printing Co Prankila and Jonathan Streets Kraiss Funeral Home Fred W. Kraiss N. Potomac St Alsatia Highway Group Woodmont Road H. N. Swanson Roth Evelyn Taylor Icago Blue Bell Motor Seaboard Gasone Blue Bell Motor Oil Terminal Oil Station, Inc William, H Alfalfa Bil” Murray Downsville Letter Preston Martin Washington County Hospital J. A. Monninger Roy Hensen Howard Dane Richard Domer Clyde Bent Metz Clarence Domer Marie Hoel Okla Marian Maxine Golden Trails J. C. Miller Cypress Street Wastington Sts E. Balte Dodge Brothers Dodge Central Garage S. Potomac ST
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