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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
3
A fragmented OCR line references 1769, Barking, Miss, and guests including BE McEwen and Mr Henze at 513 South. The text is incomplete, offering only hints of a meeting or visit with unclear actions or outcomes.
Ray resigns from the Maryland State Tax Commission effective August 1 to devote full time to Prince George's County Bank, where he serves as president. The notice appears in New Hampshire style headlines amid a blend of unrelated OCR fragments.
Preparations are underway for the first season of the Washington County Boy Scout Camp to open in July and August at the Maryland State Game and Forest Preserve near Hancock. The camp committee chair is Frank L. Bentz. medical director is Charles McLane. swimming director Clarence Cramer. activities director Greenwood Edwards. Scout executive Paul S. Shields as Camp director. Scouts must pass a physical, water safety exams will occur, and a $6 weekly fee plus a $1.50 round trip fare via Western Maryland Railroad are planned. High Scouts live in a shack under a counselor with a 6:45 a.m. reveille schedule including swimming, hikes, craft, games. beginners have a safety swimming period. The program features patrol, overnight, day, and nature hikes. a canteen will sell candy, writing paper, stamps, and cards with no profit.
Prescott Arizona June 21 two Oklahoma men planned a bank robbery but were halted by a quick responding cashier. One suspect killed identified as William J Forrester age 30. The other suspect was arrested and the $50,000 loot recovered.
The Bank of Arizona branch at Clarksdale was robbed by two men. David Saunders, the cashier, was killed after the pair entered with a demand to access the vault. Paul Hauffman, 45, was captured as they fled. Saunders attempted to pursue in his car and was shot as the robbers escaped.
Superior Wisconsin June 21 1926 President Coolidge drew a curious crowd as he fished in a ten gallon hat rubber boots and a slicker over khaki shirt using dry flies for bait. Locals puzzled yet delighted by the Western fashion gesture at Cedar Island Lodge near the lake. The hat, like last summer in South Dakota, surprised guides and workers who had only seen such headgear in films. News spread that he avoided worms, reassuring trout anglers and adding to the spectacle of a presidential fishing outing in the northwoods.
A fragment reports the chief executive stating there was no intention to alter policy. The terse note hints at ongoing governance decisions without detailing specific actions or dates.
The Rudiction reports today that the commission appointed John Larock, a Chippewa Indian, to be his guide during trials.
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