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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
6
Factional strife among hard coal interests prompted cabinet members to convene with labor officials. Philadelphia and district leaders, including William J. Brennan, reported progress and hoped to resolve key differences within a day.
Obituaries and notices from Williamsport area speak of Mrs Reed aged about 70, long resident of the city, survived by husband and five sons. services at St Marys Church and burial at River View Cemetery. Also Mary Harriet Wampler, 57, of Pattstown Ave, died after complications. children listed and body sent to Bridgewater for interment. Also a deadly incident: locomotive hit crowd at Asbury Park station, three killed, four injured, foggy conditions.
Musgrave and Huntington will speak and Musgrave will sing at Mt Lene Church Thursday night, inviting the community to attend the program.
In Power Grove a masked bandit robbed a messenger on a crowded street, grabbing $18,200 in currency and $30,000 in negotiable checks. Patrolman Kunz, guarding the messenger, pursued but details remain unclear. Suspects fled as police investigated the bold daytime robbery.
Rotary members hosted Boys Day with each member bringing a boy as guest at a luncheon. Jack Curley led the program with several members giving talks on youth interests. The event highlighted community ties and plans for future Boys Day in December and July. Also, John W. Campbell reported killing a four foot rattlesnake in the Browneville mountains. the snake had thirteen rattlers and a button.
President Harding declared in a homely centennial address that no class or group may dominate through force, warning that public opinion will counteract such influence. He stressed government must repress domination and that the republic is secure despite threats. He condemned anyone who inflames passion over reason and urged calm, lawful action.
Conococheague Tribe of Red Men will hold a festival on the lawn in front of their lodge hall at Williamsport on Friday and Sunday July 21 22. Local residents are invited to attend and enjoygames and refreshments.
Members of Resolute Council No 6 in Hagerstown are requested to be present on July 6, 1922 at 8 o'clock p m for a meeting. State officer visit noted. Listing prices for flour corn screenings rye oats and various feeds and meal products. By order of Council.
Justine Hale and Gen B Boba faced a charge of forging a check in a case tied to the firm Wilson and Stevenson. Bail was set at 3000 for the term of the court after witnesses testified for the state and the teller identified the forged instrument. The defense, led by Attorneys Leon R Yourtes and Richard Sweeney, declined to comment. Bail had previously been 4000 and the accused may be admitted to bail later this afternoon following a preliminary hearing.
Miss Helen Packet travels to Winchester to spend a few weeks with friends, according to a brief social item from the era.
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