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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1927
Page
8
In a Police Court proceeding Judge J H Bitner heard Jesse Kauffman charged with failing to support his wife Lydia Kauffman who could not attend court due to illness. A warrant was issued after Ned Cross described the case and officers located Mrs Kauffman in an automobile.
The oath was administered to her in court yesterday. Her condition improved enough to testify against her husband who allegedly stopped supporting her after illness. Kauffman faced one charge of drinking and was ordered to pay $10 weekly. Carl Guessford was found not guilty of failing to support his children.
Sympathizer asks if the father caused a rift while a former star denies a lingering grudge. The column presents sharp opinions on relationships, loyalty, and public perception, hinting at personal tensions behind a newsmaker’s public split.
Alta Scott Starliper, once a frequent visitor to Police Headquarters, appeared yesterday in court as a witness in the Allen Martin case. The winter accident involved Martin's car striking William Davis near Dogtown, with Davis later accusing Martin of reckless driving and drunkenness. Martin claimed Davis sought bribes. Davis then had Martin arrested, but Justice Duffey dismissed the charges for lack of evidence.
Harry W. Kaylor, local contractor, submits the lowest bid of 5762 for rebuilding and placing concrete shoulders on the Smithsburg road section from Cavetown to Smithsburg. The contract will be awarded later. The project covers only part of the road from Cavetown to Smithsburg. the rest was completed previously when railroad grade crossings were eliminated.
Despatches from Shanghai report a May 28 earthquake that destroyed most of Liangchow in northern Kansu near the Mongolian border. The Daily Mail cites a chief magistrate and many others killed, with city gates towers and two pagodas two millennia old toppled.
A German explorer arriving from Jerusalem reports the discovery on Mount Nebo of the location of Moses tomb and the former resting place of the Ark.
Rapid City June 22 One of the Black Hills eminent features Devil's Tower rises nearly a mile in circumference and 6600 feet high. Sioux legend says the rock grew when bears chased three maidens and gods observed. A thunder god drums on the tower during storms. Armour Head Guilty: Kellogg Suspended Two Years
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