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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1926

Page

4

Briand Aims to Form New Cabinet with Poincare Aid

Paris June 21 Aristide Briand seeks a new tenth cabinet with former premier Poincare aiding in a coalition focused on stabilizing national finances. Key radicals including Jean Durand may join, signaling a wider inclusion of moderates. Briand pledges action over rhetoric to renovate governance while retaining some current ministers.

Paris Aristide Briand Poincars T Cabinat Muse

Assault suit opens Monday in 310000 case

The assault case involving Conrad A. Lapp and William Jenkins moves to trial in the county with Tudgy Woodnan setting Monday, June 28. Attorneys Edward J. Ryan and Arch A. Young represent Lapp, while A. Taylor Smith and Willi A. Camder appear for the defense. the incident stems from an event in Cumberland on Getauer 5.

Conrad A. Lapp William Jenkins Cumberland Tudgy Woodnan Jeniinson Lapp Cumbertlad Getauer

Legion head calls for stronger law enforcement at veterans convention

Atlanta coverage reports America Legion leader urging tougher policing as disabled veterans gather for a national convention. About 11,000 attendees from across the country participate in the event, with aims to extend through the week. The speaker criticizes court filings and calls for action to address security and veteran needs.

Atlanta Perdis Mitioud Conennider America Legion Lhmag Satewey McQuin Amd

Whittemore appeals murder conviction scheduled for June

Dramatic plea letters flood Governor Ritchie as Whittemore seeks reprieve from a first degree murder sentence. Appeal arguments focus on trial rulings, with Maryland authorities led by Attorney General Robinson set to defend the state. Whittemore admits killing guard Robert M. Holman in self defense. court action anticipated early July.

Multimors Wal Whittemore Sippenl Apellate Annapolis Jne Ritchie Ida Walther Baltimore Tua Court of “Ap Thomas H. Robinson Whittemore Court of Annuals Edgar Allan Pua Whittamary Robert HM. Holman Maryland Puaritutiory Criminal Court Fudge — Cupenes Governon Threhle Americaat Legion Loegton Udeagne

Marriage scheme ends in arrest at Shenandoah Junction

A youth from Harper's Ferry and another from Shenandoah Junction were linked to a marriage scheme aimed at securing funds by deception. Authorities say the plan unraveled after attempts to obtain money then marry, revealing fabrications surrounding a wedding at a local site.

Carport Shanyandoah Junction Migs Magde L Slaobs Harper's Ferry Uniper Shenandoah Junction

Thieves Grab $300 At Hurd's Store While Owner Away

Williamsport store owner Wil Man Hurd was away on a trip to Philadelphia and New York when thieves pried open a door and looted the cash register and a drawer. Merle Minutte, in charge, found the door open and the revolvers missing. Hurd offered a $100 reward and contacted police and the sheriff as investigators recount a total loss near $995.

Hurd Betwein Wil Man &. Burd Williamsport Mr. Hurd Philadelphia New York Merle ‘Malutte Hu Hwy Minutte A.D. Hawhaker Daley

Exile in Gardoni Reports Liszt Spirit On Piano

Gabriele D'Armani, in exile at his villa near Gardoni Italy, writes to Milanese lamp manufacturer partners describing a visit from Franz Liszt's spirit. He claims the instrument began vibrating and produced a rhythmic tempest with immaterial fingers. He calls the scene a place of mysteries and prodigies.

Gardoni Italy Gabriele D'Armmain Hare Franz Lisat Liszt

Early 1924 Life Insurance Purchases Rise Nationwide

United States life insurance purchases in January and February totaled 3.483 billion dollars, up 156.5 million from the same period in 1923. Hartford based Life Insurance Sales Research Bureau reports across all sections of the country showing gains.

WLW York United States Life Tnsurance Sales Research Bureau of Hartford Vom

Norfolk and Western gets rail line automatic control approval

Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission granted an extension to January 11, 2027 for the Norfolk and Western Railway to install automatic train control devices on Pennsylvanian lines. Ex mayor P. J. Cargilla of Berkeley Springs, visiting the Norrises at Halfway over Luna, is noted as a longtime local leader and magistrate.

Washington Norfolk and West Iee Mterstate Commerce Commission Newinit Rentinnsy Oy P. J. Cargilla Berkeley Springs W.va ML ¥. A. Norris Luna Coughifr Ty

Bowman Takes Over Grain Department

Bowman takes over the grain department at a firm previously led by Jirugh and Spielman. My. Vewman, long tied to the Federal Millage with Hetriporte rar Co, becomes general manager of the dept.

Bowman Ay 1 Howth Faders Muingamit Refrigerator Co Aid Dirm Jirugh & Spielman Cosly Kral Mul My. Vewman Ederal Millage Wid Hetriporte Rar Co

Increased Imports and Trade Data Reported

Fragmentary OCR reads as a financial note on rising imports and warehousing figures. Mentions Armenia and Lebaon with unclear year and value data. Details are incomplete but imply a year of growth in imports and storage activity.

Yucaipa Firm Read Bible Throughout Night

In Yucaipa Valley, about 300 people read the Bible aloud at the First Methodist Church in a continuous 69 hour 16 minute vigil begun after midnight Thursday. The marathon session, the church’s annual event to promote Bible interest, halted only for a prayer and a song at completion of the Old Testament.

Yucaipa Gal Dun Guttleg Yucaipa Valley First Methodist Church

Slayer Held for Coroner's Jury in Wilmington Killing

Oliver K M Higging was arraigned in Municipal Court after fatally shooting Mrs Edu Martin and wounding her nephew Charles Brown 16 in Wilmington Delaware. He attacked Mrs Gladys Brown and chased her before firing seven times at Mrs Martin and twice at the boy. Higging blamed Mrs Brown for his discharge from a position.

Wilmington Del Oliver KM. Higging Edu Martin Charles Brown Higgins Martin Gladys Brown

Authoress Found Dead In Mystery At Rend Ayt

A death reported as the authoress is found dead in a rural area near a house of entertainment. Police investigate the scene and away from a possible murder or accident. The article notes the authoress had recently completed works and received attention for her writings. The investigation continues with detectives interrogating locals and reviewing evidence.

Pistol Burns Prove Fatal in Paris Theater Incident

An early report describes a fatal pistol burn incident at a Paris theater as witnesses recall chaotic scenes. Authorities investigate the cause while continuing to aid victims and review security measures.

To Fly to Paris with French Ace Fonck Aide Picked

Lieutenant A. P. Sundy named as aide to Rear Admiral Moffett joins Captain Rene Fonck on the Allied air expedition from Africa to Paris. The unit aims to bolster air power over Europe as Allied forces push toward Paris.

Moffétt Rene Fonck France Alliant Arcrica Paris

Klan Enters Maine Voting as an Issue

Portland Maine June 21 A sharp GOP governor primary contest and a proposed constitutional amendment barring state aid for private institutions topped Maine voters day one. Governor Ralph O Brewster, backed by the Ku Klux Klan and aligned with anti public money to sectarian schools, faced criticism over his stance and appointments. Democratic leader Ernest K McLean of Augusta faced no opposition for governor nomination.

Portland Maine Luday Ralph O. Brewster Arthur’l. Thayer Bannor Tuayer Ernest K. MéLein Augusta

Work on New Streets Sogn Abbreviated Notice

Officials announce start of street projects with two streets to be opened and contracts awarded. Mulberry street and Anfierim street in Puirgro are among those targeted. A public meeting is planned to discuss the urban improvements and funding.

Mulberry and Franklin Streets Menabite Soren. Com Aspan Wi Seath Anfierim Puirgro Franklin Walt Spronps

Woman Must Tang Slayer of Husband Gallop Sentenced

Roberval Quebec June 21 Mrs Emily Sprague Gallop was sentenced to hang October 16 for the murder of her husband Abraham Gallop last year. The body was exhumed after suspicious circumstances and trace amounts of strychnine were found. Principal witness Walter Sinoyun testified that Gallop confessed poisoning her husband as she did not love him and planned to marry her lover.

Workman Blasted In Excavation Faces Possible Death

A workman named Hoover near Chunbursbury suffered severe facial injuries when a blast from a fuse reignited during house excavation last Saturday. He was rushed to the hospital in critical condition.

Hoover Chunbursbury Taht Tows Saturdey

Last Day Approaches for Merchant Licenses

Sheriff warns merchants to file licenses by tomorrow after 470 notices were sent. over 229 have visited the Clerk's office to obtain or renew licenses while many owe tax and face potential warrants for delinquency.

Nations Say All Nations Hate America At Convention

Bruce Bartow of New York urged the United States Chamber of Commerce to have the Advertising Clubs of the World survey why nations feel toward America. He warned that current sentiments threaten civilization and that the U S holds a major share of the world’s wealth, provoking envy and jealousy.

Philadelphia Bruce Bartow New York Advertising Organizations United States Chamber of Commerce America

Be a Rahhelle June 21 Fashion Notes Amid Turbulent Styles

Amid garbled copy, the item highlights latest styles, hats, and patterns at a new opening. Mentions American influence, Paris influence, and fashion items like patyles, wigs, parasols, and plaids. References names and places obliquely, with fashion-forward urgency in a period newspaper voice.

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Severe hail damage hits orchards in Washington and Frederick counties

Hail storms in late May ripped fruit in Keedysville area of Washington county and Wolfsville area of Frederick county. Orchards report many varieties nicked by hail stones, leaving crops scarred and likely downgraded to No 6 instead of No 2. Charles E. Keady and family from Keedysville spent the weekend in Baltimore attending a church picnic.

Keedusville Washington County Wolfsville Frederick County Charles E. Keady Maodysville Baltimore

Senator Reed Questions Witness On Campaign Funds List

Senator Reed and Albert Greenfield sparred over campaign finance details during the Pennsylvania Republican primary inquiry. Reed pressed for direct answers about money handled by the Business Men's committee and cash contributions from Jules Mastbaum to support Willie Vare, while Greenfield offered cautious responses and denied improper acts.

Associated Prexa Washington Pennsylvania Reed Sours Senate Paign Albert Greenfield Willie Vare Fnally Greefield Thomas F. Wats Ware Orguni Lion Pepper Read Corleet EN Faber Wwe Missouri Raedane Mage Jules E. Mastbaum 8 Stanley Company America Eng Matbaum GreenGeld

Catholic Congress Opens Before 200000 At Chicago

More than 200000 worshippers gathered at Soldier Field in Chicago for the first public session of the eighth international Eucharistic Congress. The vast crowd filled the stadium and stood in standing areas as dignitaries led solemn rites and prayers.

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Ex Kaiser Estates Retained as Germans Vote

The report states ex Kaiser can keep his estates despite opposition. Voters weigh whether to preserve property linked to William Hohenzollern era. The article cites a turnout around 20,000,004 with disputes over soldier facilities and county results.

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