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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1924

Page

1

Judge Rules Hell Decide Upon Sanity In Leopold Loeb Case

Chicago July 80 Nathan F Leopold and Richard A Look won their first legal engagement as families press to save them from the gallows for Bobby Franks murder. Judge Caverly ruled attorneys may call experts to testify on mental moral and pathological character.

Criminal Court Chicago Nathan F. Leopold Richard A. Look Bobby Franks John FR. Caverly Aola Allentats Leopold-Loel

Long Drought May End Tonight in Washington County

Washington county drought threatens crops with weeks of dry weather. Weather Bureau predicts rain tonight from Unuvtor alowars, easing conditions for corn and other grains. Swithin's Day fair and warm, ancient forecast spoke of 40 days of damp or dry spell patterns. Youthful forgers from Feodortelk face hearings. lawyers to dine at Conachanguo Park with about forty attendees. Mortis Wiedwohl to Atlantic City for a short vacation.

Washington County Fiorlad Pjoriod Drynoan Momhat Hagoratown Bar Aa Conachanguo Park

Police Seek Kleptomaniacs Targeting City Merchants

Police in the city seek criminals stealing goods from shops over several weeks. Authorities report rising losses and have detained a suspect while continuing efforts to identify and arrest all involved in the shoplifting ring.

Kiaplamaninea Dia

Veteran Dry Agents Slain Bodies Found

Wilmington constabulary journalist reports two veteran dry agents Sean George and Sam Lily were found murdered on a road near Wilmington. George 62 served 26 years. Lily 46 left a wife and four children. A police inquiry follows amid a chaotic scene with witnesses, a car wreck, and a chaotic aftermath.

Wilmington N. O Sean George Veterna Prohibition Wilmington Police de Parlment Sam W. Lily U.S Dayle Alfred Uoonsr Nagroua Phoonte Sherif Jickson George Heo Paling Department Lilly

House Surplus Here Cheaper Rents Seen

Surplus housing and cheaper rents are reported in Hagerstown after wartime shortages. Auctions of city apartments drew large crowds as tenants sought to obtain accommodations once scarce. A contractor notes unprecedented housing and apartment construction during Sprigg and summer, predicting prices may fall as supply rises.

Lima Ragtor Hagerstown

United States Army Air Service completes long ocean hop to Kirkwall

The American flight led by Lieut Lowell M Smith nears the Orkney Islands after covering about 26 000 miles of an around the world journey. Engines hiccuped at start and a planned overnight stop at Kirkwall delayed departure. The squadron aims for Newfoundland next, with two more legs across the Atlantic and back to the United States.

Brough England United States Army Lowell M. Smith Alx Clekwall Orttasy Islands Scotland Kirkwall Feuland Iceland

Bicycle rider injured in collision near K Dixler avenue

A bicycle rider identified as Mr. Harthin sustained cuts to the head and body after a touring car, driven by John Kindle, struck him on Tocust a treat. He was taken to a physician's office. several cuts and a gash were noted on his head and leg.

Harthin Delvon John Kindle K Dixler Avonuo Hartman Kinitle Phyaician Hia Hear Tex

Stolen Car Found Damaged In Weaton Yard

A Chevrolet touring car owned by Conrad Ravenberg of Funkatown was found damaged in the Western Maryland Railroad yards at Walnut Street. Police believe four joyriders stole the vehicle, damaged the left front tire and starter strip, removed the flywheel and ignition key, and left the car out of gas. Mr Ferguson improving after hospital stay. expects to return home within a week or ten days.

Joyriders Jie Conrad Ravenberg Funkatown Weatom Maryland Gaa Atfa Foyridera MR. Ferguson John 3B. Ferguson Washington County Hospital Ferguson

Peggy Joyce seeks divorce after five marriages

New York July 80 Peggy Joyce famed actress and social figure says she is through with romance and plans separation from Count Gosta Morner after five marriages. Morner counters seeking annulment. Joyce recounts five marriages since age 16, including Everett Archer Shel burnde Hopking Jr and J Stanley Joyce, with financial disputes noted and her lawyer to file.

Rafter Avery Smootha Alnca Ala Aha Ja Ala Everett Archer Shelburnde Hopking, Jr Puilurtck Hopkite, Jr J. Stanley Joyce Chicago Morner

Count Morner alleges fraud in Atlantic City marriage

New York July 30. Count Gosta Morner, described as tall and handsome, says Peggy Hooking Jayca lied about her marriages. He claims she told him she had been married twice, and he discovered he was her fifth husband. He plans to seek an annulment based on fraud.

Sha Morner Chicago Peggy New York Gosta Morner Woo Dospits Thle Au Jayca Atlantic City

Many Hurt in Klan Battle in Lancaster

Maya Lancaster July 30 general population hospitals report many hurt from rioting between Ku Klux Klan members and opponents. Shotguns and revolvers were used and rocks and missiles hurled. The clash subsided after Klansmen allowed police to search for arms. A reunion for Donnie Raunton will be held at City Park on Thursday August 31.

Lancaster Maya Donnie Raunton

Harvest Treat At Stouffer Home

A harvest party was hosted at Mr and Mrs Tobastoufyrs home in Loltorsburg Tunatay on July 29. Guests included N G Stouffer Mrs Simon Mayora Lawra Stouffer family Emma Bowman Ruth Jossalring in Hagerainwn Ethel Stouffer of Philadelphia and other Stouffer relatives with dancing and refreshments featured.

Tobastoufyr Loltorsburg Tunatay Pevaring N. G. Stouffer Simon Frad 'T Mayora Lawra Stouftor Aona Norma Shator Oona Misnaa Emma Bowman Ruth Jossalring Hagerainwn Ethel Stouffer Philadelphia Miner Delta Stouffer Flora Toma Mather Strite Ily Stouffer Janat Strite Veutah Stoufor Monara Jacob Myora HL Gliftord Oth Richard Stoutar Tottoras Wure

Teachers Appointed by Board of Education

The Board of Education announces the appointment of several teachers including Mixal Parello Nobbetla Sido Mog Hill Emma Hixon Biting Vera Chamberlain Woodmont Rice Tator Williamsport High School adjunct Ralph Boeachey Rohreraville Wilton Wyand Fairplay Ade W Ronner.

Board of Education Ara Mixal Parello Nobbetla Sido Mog Hill Emma Hixon Biting Vera Chamberlain Woodmont Rice Tator Williamsport High School Ralph Boeachey Rohreraville Wilton ‘Wyand Fairplay Ade W. Ronner

Some Blame This On The Torrid Weather Tale

Ragister of Villa office writer Harry A. Shafer recalls a fish story from Antietam as hot weather explains odd bites. He says he felt a bite and pulled, but the line snapped and the bait fell into the creek in a tale shaped by the heat and anecdote.

Harry A. Shafer Villa Office Tolato Antietam Shafer Gaki

Davis Thanks Potomac Club For Endorsement Support

Palmer Tennant of the Potomac Club, a local Democratic group, paused a resolution backing John W. Davis and Gov. Charles W. Bryan. Davis replied from New York on July 28, 1924 thanking the club for the endorsement and pledging continued cooperation.

Palmer Tennant The Potomac Club, Inc John W. Davis Charten W. Bryan Davia New York Tennant Potomac Club Tohn W, Davis

W M prepares for shipments of much fruit

The Western Maryland railroad plans a busy fruit season with about 2300 carloads of apples and peaches slated for dispatch from two orchards in the region. Shipments have already begun from the orchards as preparations continue.

W. M Western Maryland Railroad Timtaro

Interstate Commerce Commission Rejects Western Maryland Freight Hike

Washington county fruit growers farmers and truckers gain relief as the Interstate Commerce Commission finds proposed refrigeration charge increases by the Western Maryland Railroad from points in Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia to destinations nationwide and Canada were not justified. Growers protested the plan which would have cut into profits for shippers and raised trucking costs prompting earlier hearings and protests by county growers and leaders.

Washington County Interstate Commerce Commission Western Maryland Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia Canada Hancock and Smithaburg Commission Trutt Srowers Farmera

Memorial Plot Work Begins at Williams Port

Yoreph Henalin, awarded the contract for the World War I memorial, has a force of men excavating the plot along the Dill In Potomac along WD. Myron plans and designs for the memorial were prepared by A. J. Kirnkbart, an architect from this city. The statue will be a full size figure of A Roker going over the top, funded by the World War Memorial Association with over $3,000 pledged to the project.

Yoreph World War Memorial Associaion Tina

Train crash blamed on confused orders near Charlotte

Four of the injured in the Piedmont and Northern Electric Railway crash near Charlotte, July 29, are said to be in critical condition. Officials attribute the accident to a confusion of orders between the passenger and freight train crews.

Charlotth N.C. Jnly Piedtont Northern Electric Rairoad

Former Congressman Milton Urnor Celebrates Birthday

Hon Milton G Urnor of Frederick, former congressman, marked his fifth birthday yesterday amid well known friends and family. The occasion also honors father Yodge Hammond Urnor, noted for public service in the community.

Milton G. Urnor Con. Sressman Frederick Cal Yodge Hammond Urnor

Davis to seek delegate input at convention

International News Service reports Davis asks more than 2200 delegates and alternates to send personal suggestions for campaign conduct. He and Mrs. Davis depart from Rockland for New York, rallying reception plans as they travel with a Bath delegation en route to Bath. The piece notes past visits to Isle of Wight and Alatorra Island, with references to British actions during wartime.

International News Service Dark Harbor Islesboro John WY Dayta Davis New York Rockland Hig Ditigon Bath Woolwich X Pfcnls Patty Which Visited Alatorra Waisland

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