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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1922

Page

7

SqDNSWICK Men Vote to Strike in Big Walkout

A large majority of 2900 car repair, shop and related workers at Brunswick voted for a strike over wage disputes. The walkout could halt transportation in Brunswick if ordered, affecting conductors, firemen, brakemen, machinists, clerks and others, while non striking groups stay at work.

Broeswick Wallota Cinelimatti Conner Brunswick Statall Gwitchmeny Trauster Uta At & Striki Avery An. Aitiglal Railroad Company Bronawick

Prominent Men Attend Charles Wagaman Funeral

The funeral of Charles D Wagaman was held at 2 30 yesterday. Rev Norment of the First Christian Church conducted a simple service. Members of the Bar Association attended from the courthouse, pallbearers included Harold Tschall and Lewis Bowers, with numerous dignitaries listed among honorary pallbearers.

Otis Ww. M. ‘Normont Gastor Firat. Christian Church Bar ‘Association Tha House Norment Wagaman Harold ‘Tschall Baltimore W. L. “Giriler Lowis Bowers Ala Binghama Wifeiam McCagte D. A. Stiekail M.C. Byers H. EB. Bester Joi Kiotfer

Secretary Steele Inspects Y Camp Progress

Secretary Steele of VM.GC inspects the camp at Bigs Pool amid readiness for opening. Lights and heating systems are installed, with a schedule of events and entertainment planned for juniors and seniors. Employment bureau notes availability of help for workers waiting on site.

Steele Vm.gc A, S Iin Bigs Tavzs Catap. Comintes Fenn

Moonshine Stills Destroyed in Prohibition Raid

Harrisburg May 23 360 gallons of moonshine liquor nine complete stills and numerous parts of other distilling apparatus were seized and destroyed in a county jail raid led by State Prohibition Officer Grath.

Harrisburg

Alleged Linen Smugglers Operate Near Smithsburg

Local report alleges two men from Pennsylvania ran a linen scam near Smithsburg selling cheap cotton cloth at cut prices. Victims describe paying high prices before salesmen disappeared, leaving behind chaotically priced goods. No trace of suspects has been found.

Smithsburg Pennsylvania

Bonus Issue Is Argued On Appeal

In Annapolis on June 23 the Maryland Court of Appeals heard final arguments in the Star Soldiers’ Bonus Act case. Harry C. Brawnar sought to block the city supervisors from placing the issue on the November ballot. Counsel emphasized state referendum questions, with the court noting many difficult legal points. The origin of the case was Baltimore City Court, and the outcome will determine if the Legislature may submit the act to a state wide vote. The appeal was argued by Alexander Armstrong and Amos W. Woodcock for the supervisors, with Isaac Lobo Straus and Henry H. Dinneen for Brawner.

Annapolis Maryland Court of Appeals Andrew Hunter Boyd Sth Alexander. Armstrong Amos W. W. ‘Woodcock With Wlertions Issac Lobo Straus Henry H. Dinneen Mrv Brawnet

Prohibition Debate: Tinkham Claims High Costs and Violations

Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts denounced the Ruth Saldon League in the House, alleging the Eighteenth Amendment was bought and calling for action. He cited reports claiming Wheeler and associates diverted funds, and he said evidence of extensive violations of the corrupt practices act has not yet reached a grand jury.

Washington Ruth Saldon League Tinkham Republica Massachusetts Heller Wayne B. ‘Wheeler Teague Adoptisi i Tinkham Conéluaire Ant Department of Justice

Ambitious Plan To House Clean Movies 1

A committee of major philanthropic welfare educational and labor groups was named today to form a national board. Will Hays heads the motion picture producers and distributors approving a program to improve America. The committee includes Lee Ham iary representing the Rufylp Sage Foundation Mrs Oliver Harriman Campira Gitts and James L West of the Boy Scouts of America.

Lee Ham Iary Rupypl ‘Sage Foundation Oliver Harriman Campira Gitts Yamea L. West Boy Scouts of America

Mr Blair Dies On Golf Links In Richmond

A Beirne Blair a Richmond Virginia businessman married to Miss Bertha Small of this city died after an acute indigestion attack on a golf course in Richmond. He was long active in business and in Giants, with surviving widow and two brothers. His funeral plans and events are noted in the community notices.

Ward A. Beirne’ Blatr Wall Cnone Risamond Bertha Small Richmond Blair Movn Iagerstown Life Manvanse Company Giosides Hia

Wife questions husband death in Potomac suicide case

Mrs Had Shaw of Grafton West Virginia challenges the belief that her husband died by suicide. She says letters and clothing found on the riverbank near Big Pool suggest he left them there before driving away in a large Brudebakier with West Virginia plates. Neighbors doubt the act, fearing he lingered alive after recent financial reverses.

Big Paul Hadl Shaw Grafton Potomac River Shaw Easy Misa Miss Gance Gratton

Allegany Urges McMullen to Seek Democratic Nomination

Allegany County figures press former state comptroller Hush A. Meit McMullen to run for United States Senate. He would consider the matter after consulting Baltimore and weighing demands from county party leaders and state Democrats.

Hush A. Meit Biate Evernor Harri Tom Democratic Allegany County Anklag Ehd United ‘Staten’ Senter Mrr McMullen Edatom Dn Battimore Wes Allagany County

Spectal 5 OEE Conihelt to be held at ten

A spectal event titled Conihelt will be held at 10 o'clock on the court. It appears as a local notice with limited details and reads as a brief public scheduling item. Further specifics are not provided in the readable text.

Two for 31.00 at Conrads Phonograysh

A fragmentary ad listing music records for sale at two for 31.00 each. It mentions Okeb records and ALCO, with a shop at 7 Hast Weslington Street, Epechat Ede.

Okeb Musley ALCO Conrads

Fair Directors to Meet Again on Horse Show

The Hagerstown Fur directors will reconsider the horse show proposal at a meeting next Tuesday afternoon. They previously discussed the matter at their last meeting but took no action. it is expected all directors will act then.

Hagerstown Fur Ahtermoon Tobindon Aidlambr Directora

Markets in Hagerstown and a July sale note

The notice outlines grain prices in Hagerstown with figures for corn, oats, rye, and soft winter varieties and mentions a listed event at McGarty and Riqengur. It also advertises records and a two for one deal on records at East Washington Street and announces an open meeting of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks and other employees with details about June 23 schedules and a planned gathering on June 23.

Hagerstown Fly Organ Han Leon Moxtara

Chiropractor Dr Crider Opens Practice Today

Dr Crider Opense for Chiropractic Work in town. He is a graduate of the National College of Chiropractic Chicago and passed the state examinations in May. He will be in Haggetatown Friday Saturday and Monday, and at Camber all other days this week.

Crider W. Cah Camber Chtropractic Chicago Jand Hegerstown

International Correspondence Educational Exhibit at Cooperative Store

Fragmentary OCR hints at an educational exhibit organized by The International Correspondence at a cooperative store. Free entertainment offered each evening. Names and clear details are garbled and unreadable.

International Correspondence Gohoal

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