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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
4
Officials estimate up to 100000 visitors in a week will bring foreign capital to the county. The fair’s payroll and local purchases support the economy while new features aim to appeal to residents. Despite losses, organizers warn the gates may close without revenue this year.
Grace Vanderbilt daughter of General Cornelius Vanderbilt and Grace Wilson Vanderbilt married Henry Gassaway Davis a mining engineer in a ceremony at the marriage license bureau chapel in New York City.
A three by four foot birthday card travels from President Coolidge's birthplace Plymouth Vermont to Rapid City with a map of the country a lit candle and governor greetings in each state. Postage cost Governor Weeks of Vermont 5.70.
New York June 28 Peaches is down to 144 pounds before separation trials. She previously weighed 163 pounds. Bandages conceal the former embar rassing avoirdupois and she now sports a new diamond wrist watch as a birthday present.
Twenty four Army planes to take off from Wheeler and Luke Fields at daylight to meet and escort Maitland and Hegenberger in a trans Pacific flight finish from Oakland 2407 miles away. High officials will welcome them at Wheeler Field with Major General Lewis and Rear Admiral McDonald in attendance. Hawaii natives prepare to greet the aviators at dawn.
In Los Angeles on June 28 a wave of demurrers will be filed by more than twenty prominent bankers financiers and civic leaders facing indictments tied to the Julian Petroleum Corporation stock scandal. The total named suspects grows to fifty five with A Swan son added to the list. Indictments span usury embezzlement and related charges as lawyers challenge the proceedings and argument that the trial was held in closed court contrary to open court requirements.
Washington officials report renewed opposition to reopening the Washington arms treaty at the Geneva conference. Japan hints at a limited discussion while seeking to curb auxiliary warships, aiming to bridge British and American positions and avoid disrupting the parley.
Debris including sections of a seaplane recovered in the Amazon estuary renews search optimism for Capt. St. Roman and Lieut. Moneires missing in the Rio de Janeiro area. Authorities continue to investigate the craft and await more clues about the fate of the French aviators.
American aviators Clarence D. Chamberlain and Charles A. Levine depart Warsaw for Zurich after visiting European cities. They were guests of honor at a banquet by the Polish Chamber of Commerce and were greeted by President Moscicki.
Mrs. Fannie Streator, 81, leaving Blacksburg Virginia with her corncob pipe, hiking toward Applegate Oregon to visit grandchildren two weeks after departure.
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