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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
5
Government investigators report that 75 percent of the Cuban sugar crop is under the control of New York banks linked with Cuban refineries. The banks are deeply intertwined with the Cuban sugar industry, raising questions about influence and oversight.
Charles H. Allen of the Farmerg Sugar Company of Defiance Ohio spoke at noon yesterday to the KMauis Club at City Park about building a 1200-farmer sugar factory. He urged increasing domestic sugar production to lower prices and reduce reliance on Cuban sugar, noting American industry remains largely independent of trusts. He described beet sugar as renewing soil fertility and emphasized American sunshine and rainfall as key elements. The Hagerstown Kiwanis Club accepted an invitation from Frederick Kiwanis to Braddock Heights for July 12 at 5:80 p.m. with additional attendees expected.
The Winchester Kiwanis Club and Baltimore and Washington Kiwanis officers announced a July 5 luncheon at Big Pool in the evening. Those without cars will be provided transportation. A telegram from Kiwanian Smart noted attendance at the United Commercial Travelers convention in Columbus.
Baltimore market report for June 29 lists calves with Sandy weights and prices from 7 to 8 cents per pound for choice veals and fat calves, sheep and lambs described by backs and quality, spring lambs graded fair to good, hog prices given for straight and shoats with varying size and quality notes.
Witnesses describe a speeding vehicle skidding downhill and flipping, trapping occupants. QO. D. Sherley and bystanders freed the injured. a young boy died at the scene while Mrs. Smith and others were treated and taken to Hancock hospital.
Richard B. Smith aged 7 was killed and Mrs. Helen B. Smith of 4026 Olive Street St. Louis injured with a fractured pelvis in an automobile crash on Sideling Hill west of Hancock. They were en route to New Jersey with George Dernoceo of Asbury Park N J driving a large roadster.
Baltimore June 2 quotations for wholesale eggs and poultry focus on lot sizes of no less than 28 cases with higher prices for larger lots in Maryland. The fragment cites price points and market limits as part of the daily report from Maryland trading desks.
Black lingerie shows rising demand with lace trimmed designs gaining appeal. Navy blue and brown hues appear in new offerings, signaling broader interest in this intimate apparel trend.
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