22 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1923
Page
1
Louisiana authorities opened a formal inquiry into the disappearance of Harold L. Teegerstrom as a key witness. A dozen witnesses including family members were questioned about threats and the hooded mob investigation.
Paris reports further military pressure to force German workers in the Rhineland to obey French orders. Marshal Foch has assumed command of French and Belgian forces while conferring with Premier Poincare. German miners’ walkout triggers a crisis as rumors of a general strike spread amid troop movements and labor disruption in the occupied zone.
Harry Ditmer and Tharry Duuter face appellate action after sentences for their roles in a feathering scheme. Judge Frank G. Wagemen set bail likely at 8000 dollars. other defendants, including Dilanor and William Fraker, remain in jail with uncertain bail terms. Arnold Crilley, 646 months old, died at the hospital from convulsions.
A Newark laundry worker and his bride, honeymooning on 40 cents, recounted their trip to New York despite early setbacks. The bride was absorbed in sightseeing while the pastor noted only 40 cents remained after the ceremony. Separately, three irregulars were executed at Dundalk by the Irish Free State for railway train robberies, with fourteen more executed since Saturday.
Government surveys show U S industry gaining momentum in December with employment up 2.4 percent from November across 3294 manufacturing plants. Pottery and agricultural implement sectors rise sharply while some inputs fall. a chimney fire at the Western Inter-Company plant in Washington prompts an alert.
Government pamphlet offers ninety three new baking recipes and tips for perfect bread. It praises corn bread and brown bread techniques, with advice from the Agriculture Department on pantry-friendly methods. Readers are urged to mail in their names to request the booklet.
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A burning railway bridge near Harrison Arkansas sparked riots as railway property was damaged. Citizens' committees were formed and a railway worker was attacked amid the unrest.
Mrs Margaret Sanger scheduled to speak to Hagerstown women but barred from Y M C A and Armory settings. Halfway Women’s Club sought usage of Armory. request rejected after directors debated venue. Lecture to be delivered elsewhere as authorities limit platform access.
A blaze at the Hotel Davier near Homestead left a woman and two small children dead along with another adult, two more seriously burned, as authorities investigate the overnight incident. An Athens dispatch claims the revolutionary government granted amnesty to political offenders, per Telegenpry Company report.
Raymond Wilkinson and his relatives, including his mother Anna Wilkinson and sister Anna Wilkinson, are jailed on shoplifting charges awaiting grand jury action. They were held under $30 bail after a store theft at L Feld 47 West Prantilin a treat where four stockings allegedly were stolen. Police report Rae Wilkinson and other siblings also face related charges as the case moves to the February court term. Clergy groups plan to assist as ministers discuss a drive for community aid.
Captain John G. Lane reports to the community that a new Company B armory is likely to begin this summer. Brig-Gen. Milton A. Reckord says plans are being drawn by an architect after Board of Public Works authorization. Construction will start as soon as the old Fourth Regiment Armory area is cleared.
Edward Metitl reports tool, timber and other goods stolen from several houses on Wing Street area. Police investigated after multiple nightly thefts totaling over 60 dollars. No arrests yet, but authorities expect to identify suspects soon.
More than 10,000 Ruhr coal field miners and thousands of German rail workers quit in protest of French occupation. The passive resistance policy defies French orders to work as French troops tighten control. Officials tout German defense as functioning, claiming two bloodless victories. The walkout, called folded arms strike, aims to force changes and halt transportation of supplies into the occupied zone.
Marius Plateau, leader of the royalist Action Francaise, editor of the royalist newspaper, was assassinated in Paris. The attack was reportedly carried out by a woman anarchist named Germain Berton on January 22, according to International News dispatches.
An AFL driven move to impeach Arkansas Governor Thomas H. McRae may begin after an independent AFL inquiry into the Harrison riot and lynching of railway strikers. If the investigation shows Arkansas failed to protect citizens, impeachment proceedings could be launched, federal officials said.
Word arrived yesterday of the death of George Allinsworth of Alexandria, nephew of John R. Nigh. He was killed near Washington late Saturday while employed by the Southern Railroad. No further details were available. Mr. and Mrs. Nigh departed for Alexandria immediately.
Washington dispatch reports rising tension over U S foreign policy as Senate debates intensify. Senators Long and others prepare sharp criticisms of Secretary Hughes policy amid Europe crisis, with calls for decisive action in reparations and U S involvement in the present international quandary.
Fragmentary report from Mentecontinual News Savion indicates the Mey Agat conference is breaking up under intense debate. Compelling pressures push delegations toward retreat and withdrawal as talks falter amid rising tensions and distrust.
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