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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1921

Page

3

American champion Dempey in court action questioned

A New York court heard a case involving a man known as the American champion Dempey a 26 year old with a disputed war record and questions about his citizenship The lawyer noted his manager and several relatives had not voted in any U S election The discussion touched on Pershing Harvey Harding and Hughes positions and a broader debate over American involvement in France.

New York Egaluet Dempeey Shiprar Molther Dempecy Cor Bis Mannger General Pershing George Harvey France Harvey George Sylvester Viersch Mandolph Yearst Othars Prealdaot Harding Hughes Wai Thin

Katzenrecht and Monroe Doctrine Echo in Historic Texts

An archival note traces evolving views on animal rights and foreign policy, citing a Massachusetts court ruling about a grocery cat and guard, then discussing U S policy toward Europe, Venezuela, and the Monroe Doctrine, highlighting tensions with Japan and China and warnings against European occupation in the Americas. The piece contrasts legal and diplomatic principles across eras, emphasizing sovereignty and restraint.

Heroes of the Daily Task

They honor aviators who died on their daily duty and at work not in open battle. The article reveres those who gave their lives while performing routine dangerous duties rather than battlefield glory.

Americen Bizure

Gun Toting Case Sparks Kentucky Pardoning Debate

A garbled report from Kentucky discusses a gun owner facing prison and potential clemency. It references Governor Morrow and a moved stance on pardons, arguing seriousness of violent crime and implications for public safety amid moral and political debate.

Jarar’s Military Talk Sparks Disarmament Debate

In a garbled report, officials discuss disarmament themes aboard an unnamed jet loop. The document notes Lt positions and vague references to emails and duties, with unclear names and dates.

Aataris James

Batson and Wilson Sentenced in Ritchie County Jail Fire

In Harrisville at a special term of the Ritchie Circuit Court J A Batson received 12 years and Geo Wilson 10 years for setting fire to the Ritchie county jail. The Herald-Mail notes class ad rates apply only to the number of days their insertion runs.

Clarkeburg W. Va Ritchie County Harrisville J. A. Batson Geo. Wilson Ritchie Gircuit Herald-Mail

Panama Canal Map Promises Wide Economic Reach

The National Geographic Society produced the most authoritative four color map of the Panama Canal easing navigation and shortening distances. It claims the canal links American factories farmers and merchants with new routes from New York to Chill and Peru and brings Australia closer to England by about 1,260 miles. A coupon and two stamps are required to obtain a copy mailed toHagerstown Herald Mail readers.

Peru New York California England Panama Canal National Geographic Society Aize Herald and Mail

Extension of Farm Credit In Porto Rico Inquiry

Frederick J. Haskin reports on extending Farm Loan Act provisions to Porto Rico farmers. Treasury deposits rise to 31 million, boosting Land Bank lending. bonds may be sold by October to fund summer loans. The system uses annual amortization of 66 per 1000 borrowed, with bonds covering 225 million, while dividends and tax exemptions shape financing.

Washington, D Federal Farm Loan Board Porto Ricn Congress Treasury Joana Treggary Land Banke United States Wesern Sleniler Farmera Wuetness Nui Thia Congress Toan Honda Ilana Umea

Answers About Food Groups and Trees From Early Inquiries

A fragment lists questions and answers on food groups and trees. It notes protein and carbohydrate roles, fats and vitamins, water’s functions, and tree lifespans from a Bureau of Forestry item. It also briefly references Chesterfield Letters and plumbing a maritime riddle.

Nobel laureate Alfred Nobel and early engineering queries

A fragmentary survey covers Alfred Nobel born October 21 1833 and his early life in Prussia and the United States, noting his dynamite invention and death December 10 1896 at San Remo. It also includes quiz-like questions on locomotive guidance and Texas rail mileage.

Alfred Nobel Ventor Perdgrad Alfred Way United States Nobel Britain San Remo Nice

Pungilistic Cop Aims at Dempsey Title In Bold Bid

Henry Darneille 81 year old Wardington police officer seeks heavyweight crown. Former lightweight champ and noted fighter who defeated 118 in a free-for-all bout draws promoter interest.

Henry Darneille Wardington Jack Dempsey

Variety of film roles marks early Universal slate

A jumble of star names and project titles outlines Marla Prevent and Ruth Stonehogee in upcoming Universal productions. Rumors hint at Penrod and other sketches with Wesley Barry, while William Makepeace Thackeray voices feature in Wakingford. Directors Bayard Vellier and TL Hayes Slunter oversee new projects and screen adaptations from Irving Bishieler.

Marla Prevent Bathing Beauty Universal

Rise Early for Better Health and Study

A 19th century style exhortation by Dr William Barton urges rising early to gain uninterrupted morning study time. It argues morning effort beats mid day interruptions, suggesting one hour before dawn can substitute for two hours at night and still yield real rest. It claims rest and renewal matter more than sheer hours in bed.

William E. Barton

Alleged Hold-Up Report From Hagerstown Ice Cream Driver

George Dison of the Hagerstown Ice Cream Company told police on Saturday he was held up by an armed man in an alley behind North Jonathan Street Friday evening and forced to surrender $7. He described the assailant as a black male and provided details of the encounter.

George Dison Hagerstown Ica Cream Company North Jonathan Street Patil

Miller Family Visit In Keadyaville

Mr and Mrs D Frank Miller and their son Roger of Hagerstown visited Mr Miller’s brother J A Miller in Keadyaville yesterday.

D. Frank Miller Roger Hagerstown Mr. Miller J.A. Miller Keadyaville

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