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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
6
Descriptions from Dublin indicate great confusion amid civil strife in Ireland. Supposed wireless wires fell and reports spoke of clashes between insurgents and government troops. Dispatches note captured insurgent forces and heightened tensions in the capital as authorities assess the situation.
A fragmented report notes an anti France meeting in Maryland with discussions about nominating a senator other than France. Col John Markey allegedly indicated strong support for a Maryland candidate and several hundred delegates were expected from across the state. David A Robb of Allegany county is mentioned as a possible attendee.
The Women’s Club held a bridge party and luncheon at Monterey Inn with prize workbasket won by Mrs. Charlen Thropp. Guests included Mrs. Throon and Mrs. D-Hee. house manager Mrs. Helen Arundel led service as Grace Byres was away on leave. Local attendee details show a summer arrangement and a Providence reading of fare afterward.
An Army officer Colonel Davis will deliver a lecture at the Y M C A about General Allenby’s Campaign in Palestine and Syria. The talk aims to calm hysteria and appeal to all listeners. The event will feature vivid descriptions of the Holy Land and depictions of wartime scenes in a period tone.
Clarence Radiatti 20, MAL Bizet 19, and Gorman Kieffer 19 were arrested after a night in a woods near South Walnut Street. Police plan formal charges this afternoon. two sisters Lucy and Bertha Finchas tied to the case, one under 16. Girls released on own recognizance.
Pennsylvania Railroad announced wage agreements with two large employee groups totaling about 42,000 of 206,757 workers. Wages will be cut in July affecting the main divisions including the maintenance and way departments with about 49,400 workers, and the telegraph and legal departments. The changes cover a broad territory and reflect a broader cost-cutting effort by the company.
The offices of the Maryland Railway Company and departments for freight and traffic will shift to new quarters on Courtland Street and nearby. Removal of the offices for Charles and Saratoga was completed yesterday with continued work continuing Monday in Baltimore.
June 28 Mayor George L. Olas said he would sue J. W. Preble a federal probation agent for $100000 over a search of his home yesterday He planned to sue the United States Government for $500090 No hybor was found He described the raid as an affair by 20 policemen aimed to retaliate.
Western Maryland Railway reports May operating revenues of 1.271 million with expenses of 1.004 million, leaving net operating income of 267 thousand after taxes about 33 thousand. Fixed charges reach 264 thousand, down 1.24 thousand from last year, amid coal strike, labor troubles, and maintenance savings from contract work. May revenue improvements versus April noted, while other coal carriers report lower May revenues.
The United States 5, spent $600,000 on roads in 1921 according to figures from the Burgaw Public Roads Office of the United States Department of Agriculture. The funds came from road bonds and taxes: 33 percent county township and district taxes, 14 percent state taxes and appropriations, 7 percent state road bonds, 19 percent major vehicle licenses, 14 percent federal aid, 1 percent other sources.
The coal strike disrupted rail earnings for May with overall revenues down from last year. Norfolk and Western showed a gain in non operating income, while other lines posted declines and higher operating costs. Handley school bids rejected as all exceeded the $500,000 budget. Wade appointed state prison control treasurer amid audits. Classifieds seek patent medicine manufacturers.
A local Rotary event at Brandt Lawn featured Norvin J Bresch and a bent home scene as dining with knife and fork was described. The note credits the official for reporting what was accomplished and enjoyed. Proceeds of the fund are mentioned as part of the outcome.
An outing near Conococheagus Creek lasted several days with John Martin and Harry Gebham in charge. Participants included Joe Roulatte Gran don Scham Rily Nigh Dick Whipple William Carsoll BA Albert Charles Albert Fred Moyen Magnus Kijne Russel Boreo Robert Paden Fares Bayes and Donald We.
Building permits filed for Daniel M Hler at 123 Weet Bethel Street for front and porch renovations. John T Ritchie at 412 Summit Avenue seeks a frame garage of 9215 square feet. Quy Lindsey at 129 Mulbercy Avenue applies for a chicken house and related frame work. Magena Bowers at 765 Spruce Street plans a chicken house measuring 8 by 10 feet. Keedy ALO at 700 Virginia Avenue requests a frame bungalow with 24232 block alterations.
Fragmentary OCR mentions seasonal water concerns and health board actions. References to camp, water quality, and potential enforcement imply a coastal or maritime health notice. Specific names and details are unreadable, but the piece hints at upcoming seasonal preparations and restrictions.
Market notes describe corn futures and cattle prices with references to Blanchard Middlin and Red Dog in a korrigated line of trading terms. The scatter of abbreviations suggests a regional market digest with commodity bids and quality notes.
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