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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1926

Page

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Pulchritude on Parade In Williamsport Town Patrol

A Williamsport report describes encounters with women in swimsuits near Conomac Park and a male companion, prompting police action. Officer Hawbaker halted a car, ordered the trio to dress in the street, and set hearings with each party member facing $5 collateral. None appeared. police warned harsher treatment for future offenders.

Lelr Palehrudu Williamsport Conomac Park A. D. Hawunker Hagerstown

Hercules Co buys plant in Hopewell Virginia

Hercules Powder Company acquires all capital stock of Virginia Cellulose Company Inc and continues business as before. The Hopewell plant will supply Hercules with a uniform grade of cotton waters for nitro cellulose used at Parlin New Jersey and for other customers. Virginia Cellulose will operate independently under president P B Stull.

Wilmington, Dek Hercules Forder Company Willington Virginia Cellulose Company, Inc Hopewell Virginia Company P. B. Stull Hercules Powder Company

Uncle Sam enjoys boom times on tax cuts and profits

New York reports booming fortunes as President credits tax cuts. General Motors nearly doubles first half profits and tops United States Steel’s earnings since the war. Freight car loadings hit a record while railroads including Pennsylvania and central lines show strong results. Copter prices rise.

New York Sam General Motors United States Steel Pennsylvania Central

Building Permits for D William Ridenpur and M Drury

Building permits issued for D William Ridenpur of 147 North Cannan avenue to add a 6 by 24 porch and for M Drury of 385 West Washington street to construct a 12 by 14 garage.

D. Wiliam Ridenpur Cannan Avenue M. Drury West Washington

Cutter Stands By Distressed Italian Steamer Near Jupiter

The Coast Guard Cutter Saakes stood by the Italian steamer Ansalda San Giorgio Seconda off Jupiter as distress calls were heard. Rescue ships, including West Starshaw and Ostraba, aided but could not take the 24 crew members and three Italian officers aboard the stricken vessel due to rough seas. Ansalde was en route from Galveston to London with freight, under Captain G L Curradag.

Savxonah Navy Savannal Coast Guard Saakes Ansalda San Giorgio Seconda Hull West Slarshaw Ostraba

Storms, Losses Mount As Hurricane Wreaks Havoc

The Semoole liner from New York to Miami reversed to Jacksonville after heavy winds. About 235 aboard as the hurricane battered Palm Beach and Lake Worth area, causing about a million dollars in damage. Miami alone reported 100000 in damage, with widespread outages and uprooted trees and wrecked boats along the coast. Police seek a stolen Chandler sedan tied to a political family. local picnic set for Friday at Frank Funk's Grove.

New York Miami West Palm Beach Jacksonville Palm Beach Lake Worth Ocean Boulevard Winter Playground Seq Orlardo Sebring Sanford Winter Park Western Union Telegraph Company Orat Coast East Coast

Death notices mix in city obituaries and benedictions

Deaths report Harry Doyle Helronimus a longtime city resident dies at home after a long illness. He leaves a brother H S Helronimus and sisters Emma and Mrs Lewis Orrick. Funeral planned Friday at 2 PM with Rev B T Mowbray, Rose Hill Mausoleum. Other notices include Catherine Saracs of Townsboro and Mrs John A Trundle of Centerville aged 80. Charles Edgar Ruthrauff, 36, dies in Pittsburgh hospital after brief illness. he was born in Williamsport and survived by a widow, son, parents, three sisters, and one brother. funeral in Westminster Friday. Also notes on court jail life and rising bathing costs abroad, plus a long family memorial from Mrs M B Hart and letters of thanks from Mr and Mrs J P Smith and others.

Harry Doyle Helronimus Qule Bit William F Cornelia Herbert Helronimus Sedhaul Whichester Hagerstown Truncoke H. S. Herronimus Emma Herronimus Lewis J. Orrick B. T. Mowbray Rose HI Mausoleum Catherine Saracs Townsboro Ner Farolly John A. Trundle Centerville Frederick Mary Etta Hoffman Sarges Boonsboro William F. Bast & Bon Julia S. Rapley Westminster Ronnehora Cemetery Charles Edgar Ruthraufl Pittsburgh Mr. Rathrauff Williamsport Charles Rathrauff Ruthrauff Richard Charles Ruthraul Ethel Ruthraufl Stewart Duttera J. Talph Lambert Thurmont Hareld Ruthraufl

Prizes Announced For Kiwanis Show Tonight

Prize list for the Kiwanis Dubinens Show includes items such as four sacks of beans, two telephones, an aluminum boiler, photos by Hladwohl, a calfeo percolator, and tickets to Palace Theater and Colonial Theater. Several gifts from local merchants cover chairs, a motor, an electric drill, a necktie, a baseball, coal, ice cream, and more, with drawings to occur between 9 and 11 PM at Maryland Theater and other venues.

Kiwanis Dubinens Sack Bilekett Palace Theater Hkiwanis Hladwohl Maryland Theater Kiwania Find Calfeo Bradley Can Beverly Coxton Hopkine-Gruber Co Nixon Academy Don. R. Beachley Kiwanis Pinch Clark Orith L. A. Sager Dares Koltopulus Ckets Colonial Theater Stevey & Wadlay Imperial

Maryland Guard Buona Vista Camp Nears Readiness

Work on the Maryland National Guard reservation at Buena Vista progresses rapidly near Virginia Beach. Two camps will be erected with the first nearing completion, the federal government to fund the second. Roads and clearings advance, Cramp No 1 features two Eitehan buildings finished and foundations laid for 79 Eitehans and five bath houses. Lake Roger restoration plans proceed with dam construction imminent. Prices on markets list various fruits vegetables and staples with mixed prices.

Maryland National Guard Buena Vista Cramp No. 1 Lake Roger Virginia Beach Maryland Virginia Buena Vista Reservation

Stages Comeback Marks Grain Broker's Million Dollar Rise

In Chicago on July 28, Charles Galviu, a grain broker once ruined by bankruptcy, rebuilt his life over eleven years. He now sits on a net worth around a million and has paid off $200,000 in debts that were discharged in bankruptcy.

Chicago Uook Wiliam Brown Marines Smedley Ryder Philadelphia Ghigago Charles Galviu

Pilgrim sights and church rites in Mexico city crowd

Reported violence ties to a priest killing as a mob seeks punishment. Crowds stream to the Guadalupe shrine outside the capital where thousands press into the sacred site. Over 26 000 children confirmed in Cinherred during the week as Archbishop Mora Del Rio, exhausted at 72, continues to ordain amid feverish baptisms.

Cuadalupe Mora ¥ del Rio Fulnter

Brewster cites economy as root of nations woes

Governor Ralph O. Brewster of Maine says governments exist to preserve jobs as well as order. He argues most of the nation’s ills are economic, noting underused capacity, idle workers, and a profit system needing smoother operation to avert a dire national crisis. He spoke at the governor’s conference in Cheyenne.

Cheyenne Wyo Ralph O. Brewster Maine America

Spain's Envoy to U S Recalled Amid Diplomatic Recall

Gayon ios, Spain's envoy to the United States and dean of the Washington diplomatic corps, has been recalled from his post amid diplomatic realignment.

Senor Dou Juan Riana Gayonios Spain U. S Washington

Wealthiest actress Lorraine Manville Gould tied to Gould wealth

In New York on July 23 the richest stage actress is said to be Mrs Lorraine Manville Gould who inherited 8,772,099 from her father. She married Jay Gould and was known for her involvement with Plain Jane.

New York Lorraine Manville ‘Gould Jay Gould

Three Republicans File Candidacy Papers in County Race

Three Republicans filed candidacies yesterday for county offices. Charles Cushiva seeks sheriff, James Wolfe runs for county commissioner, and Elisworti Roulette seeks State's Attorney. Roulette is seeking reelection.

Charles B.cushiva Sherif James Z. Wolfe Elisworti Roulette

Franc Drops as Irene Slumps in Brussels Rates

In Brussels on July 23 the Haitian franc Irene or the Hel gian Irene? The franc slid to 41.7625 to the dollar and 292.60 to the wand. On Monday the franc was quoted at 38.226 to the dollar and 187 to the pound.

Brussels

Bayard declines to debate Cooke on prohibition

Wilmington senator Thomas F. Bayard declined to debate Rev. George A. Cooke of Frankford on the prohibition question. Cooke published Bayard's letter after a Milford meeting where Bayard spoke for the Prohibition Amendment critics. Cooke challenged a public debate, but Bayard emphatically refused any public debate.

Wilmington Del United States Thomas F. Bayard George A. Cooke Frankford Cooke H Im Milford Dayard Bayard Atutin Bia Jettar Cook Sinling

Crop Reports from Maryland Week Ending Yesterday

Washington July 28 crop and weather conditions for Maryland show corn good to excellent. Oat harvest progressing but damaged by gyop? potatoes thriving. Tomatoes sweet potatoes and truck crops in good shape. Tobacco weak with some disease noted.

Washington Maryland

Balto Grain Prices Reported In July 28 Listing

Balto grain market notes close with No 2 red spot wheat at 14814 and No 2 oats and other varieties listed. Prices for REA No 3 and other grades appear in the garbled July 28 bulletin. Reading the data is hindered by OCR errors but the key entries show spot wheat and oats with varied grade designations.

Local Quotations Hogeretown Market Update

Market page notes July wheat at a price of 3 and corn at 6 for the period, with FL28 labeled at 10 dollars. The brief entry provides a snapshot of commodity quotes and a reference code.

Hogeretown

Flood Disaster Prompts Mass Casualties In Seoul Report

Tokyo dispatch cites Ju Shimpo's report of eight lives lost in floods across villages in Chusolnaud province Mamty. Earlier reports put deaths at fifty in that province amid ongoing flood devastation. In other news, Prof. Asher Edelman will become organist at the Colonial Theater in September and move his family to town. Edelman also serves as organist at Waynesboro Lutheran Church.

Tokyo PIA Ju! Shimpo Todur Seoul Korea Chusolnaud Mamtuy Asher & H. Edelman Arcade Theatre Waynesboro Mr. Edelman Lutheran Church Waynesbore

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