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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1923

Page

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Ocean Liner Captain Suspended for Speed Violation

In Beatile Washington July 11 a ship’s master was suspended and fined after exceeding speed limits on the Pacific run. Captain M. M. Jensen of the Admiral Liner President allegedly pushed to 21 knots, despite a 17.5 knot limit, while competing with a rival line near Yokohama. The incident followed the President Grant’s departure from a Japanese port as a foreign flag vessel challenged for speed.

Jensen Grant Vancouver B. C

Ship Speed Row Sparks Board Action and Record Push

A historical sailing incident led to a speed unit raise by the Shipping Board after a rival taunting episode. The subject, once reinstated, immediately surpassed their prior record, signaling a push to exceed limits and defend leadership in the race.

Shipping Board

Hopewell Sunday School Festival and Communion Plans

Hopewell Unites Sunday School to hold a festival at the schoolhouse on Saturday evening July 14. Holy Communion will be administered on Sunday afternoon July 15. Local visits fill the weekend as residents travel to see friends and families in nearby towns. City officials meet to discuss purchasing street markers for all streets and plan to erect signs soon.

Alopewell Hopewell Unies Frisby Mowen Byers Ambrose Samuel Showalter George Harsh Calvin Myers Charlton Ethel Hazel Diack Cearfoss Lester and Albert Lowery West, Virginia Payne Beckley Frederick Evers Ambrose June Cecil Ridenour Hagers- Ren Huntzberger Irene Bostetter Berkeley Springs J. M. Harsh Paul Frank Long Hagerstown M. L. Smith and Familly Harry Doub Hugetta Charles Bowman Corncilmich Seaion

YMCA Teachers Must Pass Physical Exam for Pool Use

Y M C A in a big city requires teachers to undergo a physical examination before using the swimming pool. Examinations are held Mondays from 9:00 to 12:00 and 4:00 to 6:00. No charge during the first month. after that a small fee applies.

Big City

Allenrhy Rheumatic Cure Promises Free Trial Guarantee

Rochester man Janis H Allen claims ALLENRHY banishes rheumatic pains by expelling uric acid deposits. He states physicians and experiments led to a compound that quickly clears symptoms. Drugists are urged to dispense with a money back guarantee if the first pint fails and provide locations Central Drug Store Homer J Dwhe Rudy's Pharmacy for orders.

Janis H. Allen Rochester N. Y Central Drug Store Homer J Rudy

Oak Hill lighting work to start next week

Work on an ornamental lighting system for Oak Hill avenue will begin next week. A B Grubmyer, superintendent of the Municipal Light Plant, told the Board of Street Commissioners. The board is preparing asphalt specifications for Potomax street from Antler Street to Willowass, seeking bids on four asphalt types on a six inch concrete base.

Oale Hill Avenue A. B. Grubmyer Board of Street Commissioners Potomax Street Antletara Street Willowlass

Marine convoy camps on Western Pike with 87 trucks

A track main convoy of the United States Marine Corps traveling from Kentucky to Philadelphia last night camped at the Conococheague on the Western Pike. Captain R. Winans commanded the convoy with six other officers and 15 enlisted men on the detail.

United States Marine Corps Kentucky Philadelphia Conococheague R. Winans

Engineers to survey plans for new Hagerstown plant

Public Service Commission engineers will visit Hagerstown this week to inspect plans for a proposed Municipal Electric Light Plant and to study the power question. Their findings, with the city's petition for permission to build the plant, will be submitted to the Commission which will decide if a new plant can legally be erected.

Public Service Commission Hagerstown Municipal Electric

County toBuild Temporary School Buildings Bid Date July Seventeenth

The Board of County Commissioners plans to erect temporary frame buildings at the Surrey school and on the Broadway grounds and a one room building at O'Farrells. Bids for these structures, including the Broadway and Surrey Buildings, must be submitted by July 17.

Board of County Commissioners Surrey School Broadway O'Farrells Surrey

Embroiderers in Silver Display Pleated Cloth Collage

Embroiderers showcase a silver cloth collage with three pleated panels. They emphasize delicate silver threads, precise stitching, and period design, presenting a refined textile display likely from a local crafts event or exhibition. The piece highlights craftsmanship and material metallics in a period textile context.

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