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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1921

Page

6

Brooklyn Park assaults and boy murder shock city

Leo Rosai 35 of 996 East Pratt Street briefly detained at Central Police Station after alleged assault on a Brookyn Park girl. Police and residents found the decayed body of Edwin Gardner, a Brooklyn boy, garroted with a clothesline in nearby woods. Both crimes blamed on the same suspect. evidence suggests a demented motive.

Baltimers Leo Rosai East Pratt Street Central Police Station Margaret Gusathet Hier Brooklyn Park Rosai Vetrl William Quenther Flint Street Brooklyn Edwin. Gardner Lannen Gardner

Ritchie halts buying costs of state bureau

Governor Ritchie warns of a serious situation at the State Purchasing Bureau as funds are far short of operating needs. With about 18,000 appropriated for this year, operating costs total 31,160 plus 1,085 rent, forcing immediate reductions to avert a crisis before midyear.

Ritchie State Bureau William P. Ryan Ryan

Refined sugar drops to six cents for first time in years

New York June 15 refined sugar fell below six cents a pound for the first time in over five years as the Federal Sugar Refining Company quoted fine granulated at 6.15. LET a Want Ad Taker write your ad.

New York Federal Sugar Refining Company

Reunion of the Gguasard igisity and Market Notes

The sansel remmlan of the Gguasard igisity will hold an August 16 reunion at the City Park with an afternoon program organized by a tension association committee. Market activity was light with raspberries at 25 cents a box and cantaloupes starting at 1 cent. prices otherwise steady. Hopewell Sunday school plans a Saturday festival on school grounds with Williamsport band music. A B Sunday school festival slated at Half Way.

Sansel ‘Remmlan Gguasardigisity Park Om Tension Association Hopewell Sunday School Williamsport A.B. Sunday School

Hundreds Honor Gomez Body In State In New York

The body of former Cuban President Gomez lay in state in New York before tomorrow's funeral at St Patrick's Cathedral. Messages of condolence arrived for the Gomez family, who will return the body to Cuba. The period also notes local notices of residents and market prices from 1921 including farm goods and groceries.

New York Gomez Cuba St. Patr ‘Tick's

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