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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
2
Washington reports outline a plan to reshape the prohibition enforcement agency with new administrators and district chiefs. Assistant Secretary Andrews is tasked with implementing the regime changes as 22 divisions across the continental U S are reorganized, affecting state and local leaders and appointees.
Several Europeans were killed and many wounded when fighting broke out between Chinese residents of Shameen and foreigners in the foreign concession. Women and children are fleeing toward the U.S. Consulate. a party plans to depart for Hong Kong tonight as tensions remain extreme. A bazaar is announced at Washington Square by St Mark Ten to raise funds amid the unrest.
Expedition reports from Commander MacMillan note Arctic patients and low wave length radio use causing communi cation gaps. visit by W Oldenburg of Maryland and Covay Agent MD to Tass county regarding wheat waving efforts.
City authorities report youths and others damaged fruit trees, stealing cherries and injuring branches along the midline road near Hat and Alata road. A. T. Taylor notes multiple incidents across county and city, with motorized accomplices involved in taking five onions of cherries and laughing at owners. Authorities urge vigilance as losses mount among residents.
Reports from the National University at Peking deny charges of foreign murders in Shanghai, Hankou, and Opal with Chinese media accusing foreign forces. A Baltimore and Ohio train schedule shows a 3 PM departure from Hagerstown, 445 PM arrival, valid through year end.
Catherine Wyand wife of Imnia Wyand died at her Kemp's Mill home after a weeks illness aged 46. She leaves husband and five sons and a daughter. Funeral at the Lutheran Church Sharpsburg at 2 30 led by H Z Bink, interment Mountain View. Alberta Lowery of Trinawick died June 21 aged 70 leaving two daughters and two sons. William Maanning, 69, found dead in Cherry Run from a heart attack. Clinton Bowers of Big Pool died after long illness leaving eight children. Boiler notice urges keeping baking powder and containers closed. A musical play The Hever and Daylan Up-to-Tate to be staged at Punkstown Red Moss Hall June 25 at 8 PM.
Holzapfel, a renowned public speaker, will headline tonight’s Children's Week events in Willamsport. The program runs from 7:30 p.m. at the high school, featuring devotional services, story hour, a musical program, and an address by the speaker to benefit local parents and children. admission is free.
A large crowd gathered at Pondsville Union Church for a revival meeting led by Rev. 2. N. Do Shields. Trev. Terman Hempel of Waynesboro read scripture and Trev. W. A. Prick of Dannaville offered the opening prayer. Rev. G. T. Bateman of Ohto performed several selections on trombone and sang. Rev. DaShiehis will preach again tonight on The Doom of Delay. A fine musical program is planned for the service.
Talbot W. Chambers, a coal dealer and co respondent in a Symington adultery case, was arraigned on adultery charges after testimony on Mrs Symington. He pleaded not guilty. The wife’s counsel warned she may file perjury charges against Symington.
Baltimore Maryland June 24 a portable observation school for members of the Air Service Maryland National Guard will open at Legate Weld Saturday under Capt Harold W Hindu of the air unit The instruction will include field courses to which the students will be taught theory of aerial observation map reading direction of artillery fire and location of targets After advancement actual field experience will be added to the theory
AP reports a busy political week with mentions of President Coolidge on a train en route to the White House, efforts in Moroccan policy, and national concerns like coal miner wage issues and prohibition enforcement. The piece lists various political and crime items, including a kidnapping conviction in New York and a confession-related gangster case in Kansas City.
Washington June 24 Edmund Tudnitz Maryland Prohibition Director expected to cease function in current position and Baltimore will be administrative headquarters for one of 22 enforcement districts as part of a radical reorganization of prohibition enforcement. Under the plan announced by Andrew Mellon the port of all state levectors and regional chiefs will be abolished.
The Chicago grain market opened higher with gains across Wheat and Corn. Wheat futures rose about one cent, while Corn moved up roughly a tenth. Market quotes show July wheat around 166 14, September 48 2-4, and July corn near 2.04 24a. Local quotations in Maplestown reflect limited clarity but indicate wheat activity and price levels.
Baltimore June 24 The Rev Willem J Hafey was consecrated as the first bishop of the new Raleigh North Carolina diocese at the Cathedral Archbishop Michael J Curley presided The consecrators were Bishop Thomas M O Leary of Springfield Missouri and Bishop Michael J Keyes of Savannah Georgia Hafey a native of the Springfield diocese will assume duties July 2.
A reader claims relief from a decade of stomach pain after using Mayr’s remedy. The testimonial asserts full course completion and four years pain free. Includes mention of a prep removing mucous from the intestinal tract and reducing inflammation.
An ambitious cross country trip is planned to traverse the United States in a non stop machine. The project involves Laigh Waite, a famed World Myara figure, with a route passing through Hagerstown toward the Pacific Coast and ending in New York City. Authorities aim to keep towns and railroads clear while the craft moves forward.
In Albuquerque the state’s attorney pressed for the harshest penalty after linking Faiman to the crime. He claimed a guilty conscience drove his flight and that a health department transfer connected Shepherd to the killing of Billy McClintock.
Los Angeles report states Mae Murray, noted actress, has viewed a one year starring deal with Use Film Interests of Germany for 350000 dollars per year. Her current contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer will end in about eight weeks.
Foreign Minister Auglan Chanterlain told the House of Commons that British evidence suggests Chinese disturbances were provoked by agents of another government. The remark prompted immediate speculation that Soviet Russia was involved.
Notice states De J M Weils and family will be out of town until July 6 and that he will be in his office for work today and Friday prior to departure.
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