21 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
1
A mob shouting and armed with improvised weapons attacked Shaw Hill jail. Police dispersed the crowd after clashes, destroying property and injuring several. authorities plan investigations and arrests. Witnesses report numerous participants and a chaotic scene into early morning.
A report from the University of Montpelier discusses Fresco works and their historical links stretching back to the tenth century, highlighting scholarly approaches to preservation and interpretation within period contexts.
Mrs. Bide and groom, both popular Ayersville residents, wed quietly last Wednesday at York with Rev Krone officiating. The bride wore gumpton crepe and gray de chive, traveling dress of live and gray crepe, gloves matched, then wedding trip to Canada. They plan to settle in Myarpville, later moving to Florida.
The Department of Labor reports May employment rising in 8 of 12 surveyed industries with notable gains in hosiery underwear iron and steel and paper making. The notice also mentions a medical claim about a remedy and a sale note for a local druggist.
Report of a Philadelphia meeting where $500,000 was claimed recovered for National Guaranty Oil Corp stockholders with Worth & Co as selling agent. About 250 investors, chiefly in Worthington and nearby counties, attended as prospects said $200,000 more might be recovered and a new bank recept of Franklin Spise was cited. An election for officers was halted amid disputes over reorganization plans and attempts by A. O. Barley of Kalamazoo to take control.
A fragment describes a gown in green and black worn by a girl at a New Fork event. The text mentions a sliding gold thread, black satin trim, green crepe lining, a jade bracelet, and jade earrings. The writing is fragmentary and stylistic.
In Larmdo Texas on June 21 fierce floods devastated Moalcube areas flooding hundreds of houses washing away livestock and halting the Laredo fighting plant. The Rio Grande rose to 45 feet flooding low lying districts including Nuevo Laredo and dousing government offices while the Auternational bridge rail remained barely above water.
Fragmentary text references a person and places with vague terms about saloons and a brewer fee. The readable content is insufficient to determine a clear event, date, or outcome for a proper headline.
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