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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
7
In Dublin, former Irish president Eamon de Valera reportedly assumes supreme command of rebel forces attacking Free State troops. The move signals a nationwide civil war across Ireland with battles at the Four Courts and city streets as insurgents clash with government troops.
Striking workers in Western Maryland protested after an arrest in Wontoyn Maryland. The group, led by a local committee, pressed Chief of Police Bachar over alleged police mistreatment and criticized city authorities. The incident escalated from a forested area confrontation and heightened tensions among workers and shop owners.
Report from Donora Pennsylvania states police patrolled the town this morning with 25 men. They left their posts after securing property valued at about 2000 dollars. No further details were provided on the operation or its outcome.
The Meredith case about Oak Hill housing considers building the Meredith Apartments on Bitnet's Addition. Dwellings face division rites ruling and a potential cost around 7,500 dollars per unit, with remodeling scenarios seen as unlikely to proceed. The court has not yet decided on an appeal.
Football player Tiny Maxwell, age 28, died after an auto accident. He weighed about 300 pounds and had been hospitalized following the injury.
Tax collections total 419468 dollars and 78 cents as reported up to last month. The figures include state and county sums backed by checks, with remaining percentages tied to local tax distribution. Mentions to Johnstown, Berkeley and West Virginia appear in fragments.
North Dakota voters, per partisan observers, expect two league senators after November. Porter J. McCumber loses Republican nomination while Lynn G. Trasier appears positioned for election, signaling a shift in the Harding administration’s support amid a crowded primary and uncertain party lines.
Teachers from Lattorabure and Hahitald plan a party to Sohne Mophkina Untvoratty ite Ivica and mimes conraa ot atidy. The court grants a divorce to Faunlo ROR hen Hoon and Willan BR mak Wwaatdon.
Russell Welch aged 80 is traced to this city after allegedly kidnapping Ruth Snyder from Everetts, Pa. The man, married with four children, is believed in hiding with the girl. Police and deputies scour the county for leads while Welch faces charges. The incident followed warnings to stay away and reports of a prior assault by Welch on his wife. A hospital report notes injuries and a shift in the case remains under investigation.
Torrential rains yesterday caused the Conocathague Creek to turn into a torrent along county banks. Bridges were swept away as the stream, swollen by river runoff, inundated lowlands and farm fields. Farmers report wheat and crops damaged, with the Potomac swollen and muddy downstream.
A severe hail storm struck the Sabillasville vicinity near Marbaughs valley causing extensive damage. Two miles east of Sabitinaville the area suffered broken crops and uprooted trees. Local observers note the storm’s intensity and the disruption to farm operations as crews assess the impact.
Berlin reports ninety people arrested after evidence linked a widespread plot to topple the Weimar government. Prominent cabinet members were targeted for assassination similar to Rathenau, according to police findings.
In a joint conference the administration endorses a programme led by Drerall and Hoover to stabilize the coal industry. Officials aim to promote permanent peace, with Hoover optimistic about the initiative guiding the sector.
United States Railway Labor Board held talks with union leaders in Chicago on June 30 seeking a pact to avert a 400,000 railroad stop from tomorrow. Officials predicted a basis for agreement, with executives, labor leaders, and the board near an understanding to suspend the strike. Authorities stressed orders restricting crews from working or leaving posts amid the stalled talks and possible ratification at a later session.
A county committee explored preferred hospital sites including the Sabillasville location. The group considered demonstrations and expert opinions, deeming some options advantageous for the project.
Emmett W. Gans of the Chamber of Commerce spent a day in Washington with staff members to discuss landing facilities for three government line routes. Focus lies on emergency fields roughly every fifteen miles from Washington, with sites on Long Island Langley Field near Norfolk and Dayton Ohio. The effort aims for reasonably level clearings free of boulders and ditches, with landowners urged to contact the Sewerage Commission or local authorities for suitable plots.
An AV touring car crashed on the state road west of the towered bridge near Middletown Thursday night at about 9 20. The Maryland Motor Machine Company vehicle, driven by John Hine Frederick Kiina and a third man, overturned after the steering gear allegedly locked. A pool of blood was found beneath the car and the machine lay against a small bank. Both men described the accident as the steering gear locking, leading to the wreck.
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