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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
1
In Canton, amid savage battles, protests arise as killings mount. Police and gangsters clash across the Middle West with three dead in a street battle and continued revolver exchanges signaling a widening war against gunmen and beer ministers.
In Vepron tthis week a cashier aged 24 and a patrolman were killed and an unidentified officer wounded during a bank robbery at the Savingn Bank. The robbers seized about $23,000 before fleeing. two suspects were arrested within an hour after the incident.
Kitty Kiernan, daughter of a Longford innkeeper, is engaged to fourtly Line. Her past lovers died in warfare for the native country. Michael Collins, a famed Free State leader, was slain before their wedding date. Kiernan is now engaged to General Lis Ceowin. Ireland names her as employed by the Free State government.
County detour schedule for the coming week shows road diversions and routes including Troonabore to Rotharkeng and Keedyavilla, with mileage notes and condition described as very good. An apartment sale notice records a deed recorded for 12 625 at North Praxpect Street to Mas Htaben, signed by J. S. Kuhn.
Mann June 14 Py reports a high school pair from Weileslaw Farms, Milly and Princilla Amboy, both 16, ended their lives after planning separation. Newton Hospital officials said Milly remains in critical condition with a bullet wound. District Attorney Dudley D. Ranney indicated the pair acted together after meeting through prior arrangements.
Evolution figure John T Scopes turns down offers totaling $264 000 as he returns home from New York amid high court cases and public attention. He contemplates a motion picture role with $60 000, while the trial’s outcomes loom over his career and finances.
Severe weather moves from Iowa to Minnesota and Wisconsin with heavy rain and damaging winds. A gale in Chicago caused roof, sign, and tree damage. two people injured by a flying debris. Crop losses and washed-out railroad track near Marshalltown reported as storms advance.
Governor Ritchie issues a proclamation urging Maryland citizens to display the flag and calling on Mayor Bowman to encourage veterans in Harpers Ferry to honor Flag Day with stars and stripes at homes and public places.
In Norte Weymouth on June 13 the schooner Starr seized by two Weymouth policemen after a gun battle with a crew of eight. One crewman missing and likely shot. Suspect vessel carried 1900 cannon of Hanor aboard and was photographed in Providence registry.
Charley Keyser of Haat North street suffered an injury while working at the Moller Orman factory. The incident occurred Thursday during routine duties and the exact medical details were not disclosed.
Weekly forecast for Washington and surrounding regions predicting variable conditions. Expect periods of cloudiness with possible showers, followed by gradual improvement midweek as systems move east. Temperatures trend mild with fluctuating highs and lows throughout the period.
Citizens plan a summer ceremony to dedicate a monument honoring two early valley founders and the fire church at Jerusalen north of Myersyville. The event will feature a monument to Doub and Newvamar, with descendants of the planners in attendance, and will reference Bishop Newcoier’s diary and local history.
Soldiers and police fail to halt raiding by striking miners at mines 1, 2 and 4 near Glace Bay Nova Scotia. Royal Canadian Dragoons encamped at nearby sites face orders as raids disrupt ore production. Dominion government assigns Halifax troops to restore order amid the 12,019 miners strike in Cag4 Arredatt calleries.
Lloyd Piney freed on re trial after jurors overheard remarks from a witness during the first trial. Norbert T. Gray’s arrest in judgment granted on appeal. defense contends verdict split on counts, and sentences suspended for James Damaris. Judge Wagaman presided. Damaris to serve sentence after appeal.
Awanbiwick ld Taoiag a water short age and the town has bean put on a water ration. Pumps have been operated all week and daily several thousand gallons of water have been poured into the average tank and reservoir from a deep well. The pump ing has proved incu mdent and the town fe teoieg a walay farsine.
Chirlyan boys and Birks Deeeen aged 8 to 15 were arraigned in Juvenile Court yesterday on charges of stealing cherries from three trees in the yard of Sudal Garder South La Cust street. Judge Leo R. Yourtas warned them and released them on warning. Several other youths over 13 were not tried and sent out of the court’s jurisdiction. charges may be dropped later.
The report states Dr IEnd Cesena of 336 Wiotor Street is critically ill with family members describing his condition as grave. Dr Comeng has suffered long illness and for nine days is unable to recognize anyone. doctors hold hope for recovery despite poor health.
Justice J Scott Bower announces dog licenses due for 1925 26 starting July 1. Owners must register their dogs or face penalties under the law. County officials say only a few residents have complied and enforcement will begin in the near future.
A river report notes the Potomac is clear today with water levels from a foot to a tool above paceaal. no further details provided.
A garbled report details a contested case naming Shepherd and McClintac amid references to a trial of an accused germ slayer. The piece mentions insolvency, debt, and a new place at 341 Sum1ot avenue as unrelated notes follow the uncertain account.
Peking reports to the British legation protesting killings and injuries in Hankow. The note warns of potential compensation demands and highlights ongoing clashes as rival factions and foreign populations face violence.
A man in Hersburg, identified as Toop 1K Minick, reportedly suffering from parapanthen condl Hon, hanged himself after a workday. Police and investigators searched the suite for him but found his body in the morning.
Memorial services are planned Sunday at the Washington Street Church by the Brotherhood of railway conductors and associated members. The long article notes annual observances and extensive preparations led by Pastor George H. Bennett with a commemorative sermon and service.
Tynefo Aveys Toars unions planned for the funeral of Wario Sanford Stone 65 leader of the Gralus hout of Locomotive Engineers Andle trust companies cooperative buildings with about 16 000 009 in resources. Funeral services set for Monday at Oberlin College where he will receive a Master of Art degree. He died yesterday after a long illness from fright’s disease in a hospital where he had been three months.
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