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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1925

Page

6

Leaders Say Weller Group Faces Defeat

Baltimore July 7 Leaders of both parties foresee a surge by insurgent Republicans led by Waden Lowndes to unseat Senator O F Weller in the primary. Dr Joseph France, once aligned with the party, is out of the race. Insurgents aim to challenge Weller in the primary and later seek Democratic support to defeat him in the general election, though not all republicans back the plan.

Naltimore Weller Araiaina Senate

Mexican Border Vets Reunion At Ferry Hill Farm

Members of Company B veterans who served on the Mexican border will hold their second annual reunion next Sunday at Ferry Hill Farm home of John St. Reckentaugh on the Maryland side of the Potomac opposite Shepherdstown. Lunch on the lawn at noon then bathing in the Potomac and other pleasures. Sharpshire Tua train from Hagerstown at 9:30 a.m. to reach the farm. Beckenbaugh, captain of Company B L when it went to the Mexican border with 117 men.

Company B Verry 11 Farm John St. Reckentaugh Maryland Potomac River Shepherdstown Horder Merry Hill Farm Potomac Hagerstown Beckenbaugh

Deaths of Mrs Malinda McKee and John Marshall Moore

Obituary notes death of Mrs Malinda McKee widow of John McKee at home near Hancock due to dropsy aged 73. Survived by sons and daughters including Mrs W C McCalloh Sylvan and Mrs Roy Fritz Leitersburg. Funeral at Sylvan Methodist Church with interment in nearby cemetery. Also reports death of John Marshall Moore at Cascade widow and children listed. Funeral at Relial Church in Lewis?onton cemetery adjacent.

Malinda McKee Joan McKee Hancock Mra. McKee Methodist Church Sylvan Mra W C. McCailloh Spencer Leitersburg Roy Fritz Sustin John Kay Methodist John Marshall Moore Cascade Aong Samuel Jacon Rey Jobo Walter Gera Stan Emily Pryor Charles Saltsburg Mary Johnson Battimera Itevnontiaue

Petain Orders Reinforcements to Crush Rif Rebels

Marshal Petain pledges to use new troops to decisively defeat the Rif rebellion and push back into Spanish Morocco. General Naulin honors American volunteers, praising their bravery and desire to replicate French front deeds. Beaver Creek youths host a community festival at the hall Saturday evening.

Petain Barling Riff Naulin Forcea Morocco Young Ladies of Beaver Creek Commuunity Hall Mtyaie Uy Teanits Ady

Prison shift sparks family tragedy and clemency plea

Amid a legal delay in Illinois, Scott neared execution as relatives pressed clemency requests and Governor Smalls granted a reprieve. He spoke of his wife Catherine and three children, now unaware of their father’s plight, while authorities described his ruinous past and a failed bridge project in Windsor.

Yeage Illnois Catherine Hla Ja Aeveen Scott Smalls Windsor Ont Caylidge Swampscott Mass Supreme Court of Illiama Maurer Strees Chicago Ciy Mall Kates Corporation de Wall Thven Netroil Pirojéet Sole Chicago Aquar Transactiona

Queen Mary visits Salvation Army maternity ward

Queen Mary toured an extension of the Salvation Army maternity hospital in London July 17, visiting unwed mothers in a ward she had not expected to see. She spoke kindly to each woman, praising their babies and winning their affection as she went bedside to bedside.

London Mary Salvation Army Lendosi

Central Maine Power Deal Strengthens Middle West Utilities

Chicago news reports Middle West Utilities agreeing to acquire controlling interest in Central Maine Power Company. The deal consolidates hydroelectric assets valued around 40 million dollars, serving 193 communities and roughly one third of the Maine population. Also notes distant science and oddities including earth age estimates and a stray quotation about a spark plug.

Chicago Central Maine Power Company Middle West Utilities Company

In Memoriam for Jennie F Swaln Dear Mother

Loving remembrance notes from a daughter for Jennie F Swaln who departed long ago. The message recalls devotion, guidance, and ongoing affection, marking the anniversary of her loss with heartfelt tribute and gratitude.

Jennie F Swaln

Testimony experts to be heard in court dispute

Proceedings discuss whether expert testimony can be presented to illustrate expected proof in an education and evolution case. Judge Raulston and officials debate the scope of admissible evidence and cross examination rights as defense and prosecution clash over trial strategy.

Datenss Haya Raulston Stewart Agid Dufengo Dudley Frolt Matone Dilatingu Jdge Raulstone Hasing Clarence Dart Deleres Darrow Raulaton

Boxer Makes Peace With New York Commission

New York July 17 heavyweight champion visited the New York State Athletic Commission and said he had made his peace with the commission and that it had agreed to two or three hours before his planned meeting with Harry Willa the negro challenger.

New York Tack Dempusy New York State Athletic Commission Hia Harry Willa

Defense clash overruled requests as courtroom exchange erupts

The defense pressed many motions, the judge questioned how long the proceedings would last, and Darrow complained that the court overruled every defense request. Judge Raylaton warned against reflections on the court, as Darrow retorted about rights and time. The exchange ended with a terse remark from Judge Roulston.

Darrow Defene Raylaton Tome Roulston Cat Irow

Baltimore grain market closes with mixed quotes

Baltimore grain market closes with figures for Wheat No 2 red and other classes. Prices listed include various unquoted and bid offers, with local quotations from Hagerstown dated July 17 showing new wheat at 1.48 dollars.

BALTO GRAIN Baltimore Meath Hagerstown

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