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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1925

Page

2

Mount Logan Summit Reached by Yukon Party

A six person party led by Captain A. W. McCarthy successfully scaled Mount Logan in Yukon Territory, reaching the summit near the Alaska line. The ascent places Mount Logan behind Mount Everest as the world’s second highest outside the Himalayas. Details of the final ascent remain sparse as the party returns to civilization.

Hondova Alaska Haring Mount Logan Yukon Territory A. WH. McCarthy Yukon Everest Farnitab

Expedition Details From May Climb Include Frostbitten Descent

The record notes an expedition that began in May with Fran Cordova and others. Robert Morgan of Philadelphia faced severe challenges and descended with frozen feet after ascending 19 000 feet. Then Ry Hall, a doctor, followed Morgan to Chitina on the return leg.

Fran Cordova Robert Morgan Philadelphia Thenry Hall Morgan Chitina

Building And Loan Associations Under Patrol In Harrisburg

Seventeen savings and loan societies in Philadelphia faced a state banking department probe with insolvency found due to excessive property loans. Ernest D. Livyit, who ran a Shenandoah store and theater, bought Mrs. A. D. Wake’s store at 698 South Potomac Street.

Harrishurg Nuary Halkling and Loan Philadelphia State Department of Banking Ernest D. Livyit Shenanseah A. D. Wake South Potomac Street

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Cures

A reader swears the product saved their health after 15 years of illness from colic attacks fever and stomach trouble. They claim a single dose improved wellbeing and credit Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with restoring health. Ad claims include money back guarantees and wide availability through Aughinbaugh & Sons.

Lea Mayr D. I. Aughinbaugh & Sos Eveerys Ady

Brownsville Notes from Funeral to School and Visitors

Brownsville July 14 Many residents attended the funeral of the late Nanning Wilson at Pleasant View Friday morning. Mrs. C. C. Kaetzel and J. B. Diener have been called to Farmer City by Mrs. Rome Waite who is seriously ill there. Miss Willa Hoffmann visited Edgemont with Gladys Fogte. Mrs. Floyde Kaetzel spent Thursday with her aunt Mrs. F. M. Hoffmaster. A large Kaetzel reunion was held at P. E. Kaetzel's Friday, with over 50 attendees. A week with Mabel Hoffmaster and Mr. Roy Lowman’s family in town. Mr. and Mrs. Pringle welcomed a son. Various local visits and travels noted including C. G. Gordon and H. Harding in town on business.

Brownsville New Nanning Wilson Pleasant View C. C. Kaeizel J.b.diener Farmer City Ntess Rome Waite Willa Hoffman Edgemont Gladys Fogte Floyde Kaetzel Gaptain F. MI. Hoffmaster Kaetzel P. E. Kaetzel Mabel Hofuaster New Windsor Are Norman Knerian Ruth Reta Ani Mary Moff Rutcher Gordon Agenc Wm, Brown Elizabeth Kaetge Mine Ridge Callege Roy Lownant Mies Mabel Hechmester Roy Lowman Sont Hofferarter Sunda Maurice Basler Gephiad Pringe Mise Hille Heffmaster Maurice Reent

New Traffic Signals Ready In Hungeratown Thursday

Hungeratown plans to switch to a new automated traffic signal system likely this Thursday. Maurice Milter said the board will meet this afternoon with Chief Thomas H. Barbar to outline operation. Officer Hubert C. Baughman may supervise signals at Jonahan and Washington. Motorcycle Patrolman Jesse Hasty became a regular officer after six months probation. The Chief’s report noted 63 arrests and 105 fines from June 29 through July 14.

Jonahan Washingtonstreete Jesse Hasty Hasty Ichief C. A. Tenney

Peppermint Life Savers for Summer Indigestion

A shopworn ad extols Pep-a-mint Life Savers as a simple, convenient remedy for indigestion during hot weather. It touts peppermint as a grandfathers’ method, claiming the candy aids tardy digestion and helps travelers cope with red-hot stands and summer fare.

Life Savers, Inc Port Cheater, N. C

Mysterious Slaying of Robert Ford 17 Sparks a Probe

A fatal shooting near Martinsburg on July 16 left Robert Ford 17 dead after a collision with an automobile. Clarence Lawson 24 of Waynesboro Va and an unnamed companion were in a vehicle on the Winchester Road when the incident occurred. Authorities say Ford was killed while attempting to commit an assault with a weapon, and investigators are pursuing connections to a possible wider scheme. Further details pending ongoing inquiry.

Robert Ford Am Automobile Martinsburg Clarence Waynesboro Mys Ford

Boxer Sentenced in Framed Match in Yuma Arizona

Yuma July 14 Mexican heavyweight Tony Fuente found guilty of fixing a boxing match. Sentenced to $150 fine and fifteen days in jail. His manager Al Lopez Phoenix promoter Charles Garcia Yuma, and John Nealis Los Angeles were given similar sentences. Sailor McCarthy did not appear. Clen Barkdoll accepts partial position with Hershey Creamery Co.

Yuma Ariz Tony Fuente Naruelpaling al Lopez Phoenix Charles Garcia John Pop" Nealis Los Angeles Sailor McCarthy Nick Newman McCarthy Clen Barkdoll Hershey Creamery Co

Daily Radio Schedule July 15 at Various Stations

A dense listing of radio programs across stations WCAP WEAP WN40 Fwag and others. It notes time slots from morning to late night, including orchestras talk segments and popular entertainers. Names like Kipp's Rutartasnere and Uncle Wip appear among varied music blocks and talk features.

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