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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1923
Page
6
The 1 cent per gallon gas tax has produced about 632,143 dollars in revenue since operation began. Yearly collections average around 52,078 dollars with 64,415 gallons used in the 12 months ending May 31. The tax funds road maintenance and deficits, with efforts to raise more revenue and adjust rates in 1924.
Report notes failure to specify snow type and dates in police coverage. Fragmentary text mentions heavy snow and unclear political context, with readers urged to seek truthful, cheerful reporting and clearer details about the snow event and related actions.
In COMPRYVILLE Kansas a lively demonstration on feminism features a hen, Bud Ornington, brooding six chicks while crowing at proper hours. The incubator hatched rodster, a clever bird showing partial independence, refusing to brood more than 15 chicks at a time.
Slim Mahan is set for release as Sruight Terriers prepare to start a Tourkume series with the Prederuk Whustters this afternoon. Manager Larry Steinbach awaits the arrival of Sarilh from Shippensburg High School to decide Exying Mahan’s future with the team after yesterday's decisive game.
London July 24 The American Merchant Marine will never die, said Albert Lasker former chairman of the U S Shipping Board in London after arriving from Southampton. He opposed government ownership but favored continued aid via ship subsidy to stimulate activity across the industry.
Alexander of Hallimore resigns as first vice president of Equitable Trust Company Halttown and will become president of Leomsurer at Poole Engineering in Voustriction Cormining. He is a prominent financier and will join the directorate of Aquitaine in August, handling finances for Poole Company and active in aviation.
Ammonia and ginger linked to a domestic incident. C W Porsyuie Brinks charged with intoxication and brought before Justice Alinor. He joked about a drink path to the Bryalan fields while under questioning. He paid a $10 fine plus costs.
Le Compte plans a county visit to confer with deputy game wardens on measures to protect small game from overhunting. He tours other counties with the same aim and urges cooperation of all police and gunners to prevent trashing natural game sources. Markets and commodity prices are listed for reference.
Helen Rug Webbaon, Colorado's first woman state senator, writer and lecturer, a prominent suffrage leader, died today after a long illness at age 84. Born in Eastport, Maine, she traveled with Ford's peace party to Rostov in 1941 and had long been tied to causes advancing women's rights.
C D Miller returned Monday from Grand Rapids Michigan where he spent time at the furniture exposition. The Cuz ultire Exposition at Grand Rap ide showcases top furniture with Grand Rapids products leading, others exhibited there. Four of Hagerstown Cadorley furniture lines appeared in the market. Mrs Miller accompanied him on the trip. Card of Thanks and In Memoriam notices follow with brief tributes and expressions of gratitude.
New York July 11 quiet trading showed declines across many shares. U. S. Steel Crucible and Both faced losses, while Studebaker and California Petroleum fell. Major industrials like American Locomotive and Bethlehem Steel dipped, with several locomotives and oil stocks posting fractional losses.
No developments today in the McCaney case as Grace McCauley aged 11 remains the focus. The McCauleys and State's Attorney Wolfinger seek possible action next week while appeals and grand jury outcomes are unresolved amid ongoing public quiet.
The report notes a $35,000,000 year over year rise in revenue, with auto taxes near 3 billion in taxable sales. Spring and summer taxes doubled from the prior year, and increased spending across candy, jewelry, cameras, cigars, and cigarelles signals abundant money. Officials say government spending is widespread, farmers are purchasing more, and merchants observe stronger credit as carriers and others report a solid economy.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a legal or court context with names such as Alexander Jonathar enath and Herkdan Gray, plus mentions of an attorney and occupation. The readable portion is uncertain and lacks coherent event details or dates to form a complete report.
Latent photo of Evelyn Nesbit former wife of Harry Thaw shows her ready for a dip in Atlantic City where she appears nightly in a cabaret she co owns.
A truck overturned near Lironiet, Pennsylvania, injuring three Martinsburg residents. The vehicle struck a pole while rounding a curve on the Lincoln Way four miles from town. Emergency crews rushed to the scene and the three injured were transported for treatment. Names listed include Mrs. Bowl By and Garfield among others.
International News Service reports Chinese sources describing a clash between Chinese soldiers and Cantones bandits who looted a Kowloon train. About 20 bandits were killed. Outlayws report captives and native casualties amid the fighting. Building permits listed for D H Andrews and Col Unger with new two story additions and porches in Philadelphia area.
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