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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1926

Page

5

Gas Believed to Be Cause of Disaster at Steel Plant

Five men killed and seventy five injured when an explosion in a coke oven at the Illinois Steel Company plant in Gary Indiana collapsed a two story brick building. Dozens were seriously hurt as rescuers searched the wreckage. Many injured were sent to hospitals as medical staff and nearby industries were alerted for aid.

Gary Indy Illinois, Steely Company Trescuc Wijoiningg Xultries

Collision injures Negro as hospital reports serious condition

In Washington County, Willan Patterson, a Negro, was injured in a collision on the Leitersburg Pike near Waynesboro. He was brought to Washington County Hospital with serious injuries described by authorities.

Negro Willan Patterson Waynesborp Washington County Hospital Patterson Waynes Horn Snowberger Leitersbury Pike Mal Larson Willen

Cupid Job Preference Sparks School Board Edict

The Board of Education announces that single women will be preferred for future teaching positions while married women become ineligible. Widows are exempted. The policy implies teachers who married in the last year lose eligibility this term, with the board urging women to be "good housewives and mothers."

Upid Board of Education

Hottest Day Of Year Claims First Victim

Today was the hottest day of 1926 in Hagerstown with a 95 degree reading. Charles Edward Biershing, a known local match salesmen, collapsed while waiting on the street and died. The heat followed a mild spell described by Mr. Miller as late arriving for June and unusually warm.

Hagerstown Keedus Ville Fay Charles Edward Biershing

Wheat Prices Fall and Robbery Probe Opens

Wheat prices slip amid a downturn in the market and Civernoal declines. An attempted robbery at the National Hiscult Company on West Lee Street is under investigation by the McGee Sheriff’s Office. William Nellowen of Hagers Town Water Company suffered a fractured limb and facial injuries after a chain deer startled him while reading a water motor on a snowy morning.

Omicagg Dune Iewintetay Tas Ind West Civernoal Ted Naional Hiscult Company West Lee Street Mwe William Nellowen A. Die Hagerstown Watwe Company Lee

14 Year Old Girl Plans To Convert Gotham

A 14 year old girl from New York plans a religious campaign to reform the city’s youth. She aims to convert skeptics at Calvary Baptist Church and hopes to influence many with her message and evangelist support.

Gotham

Who Was To Pay Bill For Pennsy Primary

A report outlines disputed expenses tied to a Pennsylvanian primary campaign. Key figures include R. Gedy and Thad signed pledges for ninety thousand dollars, and the Mellon family connections are questioned. Witnesses deny aiding and a large bill remains unresolved.

Baltimore carpenter dies at work in June heat

In Baltimore on June 14 a 50 year old carpenter named Thos Kinds collapsed and died at his workplace as temperatures hovered around 20 degrees above normal. The incident occurred during a hot day at the job site.

Baltimore

Business Is Good During Six Months

New York reports earnings of principal railroads large industrials and leading stores steady in first half of 1936. Construction holds volume while hotels and homebuilding show uneven results with one or two Florida projects burning out. Offshore energy and major utilities break records in early 1926 figures despite mixed market signals. A diminutive house at Conway Quay North Wales measures six feet frontage and ten feet eight inches high, reported as ownership by Jane Jones. A local garden report notes routine security concerns and a nuisance hold up rumor proved false upon police review.

New York Bass Hess Muincipal Rairoads Chale Homms Mar Florida Metcy Gar Gonway North Wales Ryles Jane Jones Great Britain Conway Quay

Oil Stove Blaze Kills Firemen Near Millville Church

A blaze started by an oil stove in Millville near 8 South Ave burned a coat and sparked a deadly fire. Firemen were killed, children were left in charge after the incident, which occurred near Fellsmith Presbyterian Church.

Martie Grove Milleville Nod Fellsmith Presbyterian Church Howard Mackley

76 Merchant Delinquents Face Arrest

Final notices to all merchants of the city and county who have failed to obtain licenses for the coming year are issued by the sheriff. Merchants have until June 22 to secure necessary licenses. If unpaid after that date, warrants will be sworn out. Clarence Kmamert reports 478 merchants in Lie County operate without licenses. notices will be sent, with return if no longer in business.

Clarence Kmamert Retailers’ Bureau Sherif Daley Lie County

Car Wreck Near Keedysville Hits Pole

The automobile of H G McCoy of Martinsburg wrecked against a telephone pole on the road between Keedysville and Sharpsburg. McCoy and two women were with him but escaped injury. Deputy Sheriff Albert Crampton found his car badly damaged and slippers and a woman's shoe in the scene. McCoy said the car was tampered with and he could not control it. Deputy Crampton made no investigation.

H.G. McCoy Martinsburg McCoy Keedysgills Sharpsburg Sherif Albert Crampton Sel Hye McCay Crampton

Prohibition Dominates Early Primary News in Newark

Prohibition remains a major issue as Newark campaigns for the 1927 assembly. One third of 93 Republican candidates favor a referendum on prohibition. Hudson county temporary Democrats long favored any move seen as easing enforcement, while Republicans push against reform and other actions.

New Jersey Newark J. Jne Fsa Assembly K Mown Hudson County el AL Democraticy Assembly Congress Tolgey Haale Ut G. Duncan McClava Sivti Disteiel Advac Treprasenty Levi Ranulph Parkins

Two Couples Drown In Accident Near Lenin

Report outlines a fatal accident 40 miles south of here near Miusolie Lenin where two couples, identified by locals, were riding when their vehicle left the road and sank. Authorities are investigating as missing details and names are partially obscured in the dispatch.

Guilty Flapper Wife Sentenced in Plot to Kill Husband

Mrs Alberdine Frank of Kansas City was found guilty of seeking to hire a killer for her husband BL Frank after confessing Carl Davis was involved. Both were arrested by a city detective following the setup known as the Yooh murder plot. The defendant received a five year prison term.

Alberdine Frank Kansas City Carl Davis Frank Davis

Complaints Over Nudist Bathing Along Potomac River

Sheriff Dutey received complaints about men bathing nude along the Potomac River and near Antietam Furnace and nearby areas. Residents and tourists observed several bathers, prompting Deputy Sheriff Crampton and his officers to arrest and stop the nude bathing at those sites. The force will enforce clothing requirements to curb the activity.

Dutey Potomac River Antietam Furnace Resienac Duffey Crampton Clnitiog

Hunt Owner of Machine Hit After Collision on West Antietam

Police seek owner of a machine involved in a Saturday collision on West Antietam Street. A driver was struck. the other vehicle’s owner remains unidentified as authorities pursue the machine’s ownership details.

Hunt Alate Mavichie Audhencar West Antietam St Dr Eratte Te State du Thorizias O Lorie

Chicken And Cherry Thieves Active In Town

Roy C. Galle of 10 Poloma Aves reports thefts of prize chickens from his premises at a drug store. Chicks stolen include Isinit Reds and White Wyandottes. A few nights ago the thief or thieves damaged a cherry tree and took fruit. neighbor Jacob Ballominn witnessed the event.

Roy C. Galle Hue Im Hudy Lesanf Sarlie Jacob Ballominn

Scott Loses Court Fight in Mirage Proceedings

Scott loses court battle as petitions and habeas issues surface in a complex civil matter. Judge Scott, Joseph Maurer, and other parties appear in the Mirage district pending a final determination.

Scott Rene Hand Up Thipis Sa Pvm Cole Chis Joseph Maurer Umirage

Will Case Before Jury Over Mrs Wallkill Estate

The will of the late Mrs Ema J Wallsill is under jury consideration as Mollia HK Dell and Gera W Hiller, grandsons J Farris and Donal Sage, file a caveat. Executors B Wallkill and Henry R Miller are represented by Oswald and Oswald. The estate is valued around 15000 dollars with trusts set for four children and shares held for Mr Bell and Mrs Willer.

Arginneak Aled Ema J. Wallsill Mollia HK. Dell Gera W. Hiller J. Farris Donal Sage Dubn B. Weltt Welty Ahi B. Wallkill Henry R. Mitller Oswald Attor Tes Bovey Youviee

French records low amid volatile market day

The French frame fell to a new low as markets closed with uncertainty and widespread losses. Analysts cited heavy selling and poor liquidity, while traders watched currency and commodity moves amid unsettled conditions.

Bootlegging Silken Hosiery in Romania

In Rumania bootleggers, many women, smuggle Parisian silk stockings past prohibitive duties. The government confiscated about 600000 dollars worth of silk and other luxury items last year. High quality stockings fetch 109 dollars per pair locally, with common prices from 25 to 75 dollars.

Bugharest Rumania Balkans

Admires bomb scare ends in arrest of suspect

Mrs Arlene Curtis suffered serious injuries when a package resembling candy exploded as she opened it. Ralph Seager 37 of Tomer N D was arrested on an open charge after being named by Mrs Curtis as the sender. The blast occurred as she returned from church and she was later found under debris amid reports of earlier disputes with the recipient.

Racuseh Arlene Cuetlshsieman Ralph Seager Tomer Curtis Seager

Jobs Abound For 1938 Normal School Graduates

About 40 graduates from the county will receive teaching posts in county schools next year, says Superintendent BJ Grimes. The group will meet Friday morning at Antietam Street School with city principals to review placements and identify those needing special training to fill vacancies.

BJ. Grimes Antietam Street

Brazil resigns from League of Nations in cable message

Geneva June 14 Brazil signed its withdrawal from the League of Nations. The note cited Article 1 of the Covenant allowing two years notice and stated all international obligations would be fulfilled on withdrawal. Quazil's resignation reached Sir Eric Drummond via a cable from Fell Pacheco, Brazil’s foreign minister.

Associated Press Geneva Brazil League of Nationa League Quazil Eric Drummond Fell Pacheco Mene Franco Conncil Phig Brazi

LaFollette ticket in state of Wisconsin platform

In Washington on June 14 a nine seventeen point platform was published by the LaFollette progressive Republican ticket opposing the regular Republicans in Wisconsin the signers include Herman J Mkern Henry A Hw er Dore Dammann Solomon Levitan John W Reynolds and John J Blains. Progress continues on the National Guard camp Buena Vista with water and sewer plans available by application to the Distributing Officer. W F Wachter of this city to speak at memorial services next Sunday in Williamsport. Bicycle larceny case: David Hunter charged after stealing a bicycle on Virginia avenue. he will be arraigned this afternoon before Judge Scott Bower.

Washington LaFollette Wisconsin Herman J. Mkern Henry A. Hwer Thedore Dammann Solomon Levitan John W. Reynolds John J. Blains United States National Guard Buena Vista Bide Willon Sth Camp 5Th Regiment Baltimore State Military Reserve Jinn Vrederlok W. FP. Wachter Williamsport

Mennonites Split Over Button Use At Annual Conference

Delegates at the Kieehners ville meeting face a split in the Mennonite church over whether adherents must wear buttons on clothing. The moderates push more lenient rules while the fundamentalist wing supports the old practice. Other debated issues include newspapers, automobile use, and attitudes toward war and education.

Watertown Jin Li Kieehners+ville Lewis County Hodiauid Forata Meyer Shark Wilukers

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