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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1921
Page
12
Inkerman residents lose water supply after a cave breaks a gas main and floods mines in Scranton region. Gas leak on Madison Street persists four days, leaving several homes uninhabitable. Officials call meeting of cave towns to address growing crisis.
On Cheatnut Street police pursue a lead as investigators assay a puzzling scene. Scientists note no two people encounter identical rain bows, suggesting a complex, perhaps symbolic, pattern to the disturbance.
A local notice lists Jesse S. Bloom with names Ruben Sollenberger and Ancouneer and marks dates in March showing a sequence of years or events 8 9 10 11 112 without clear context. The readable fragment suggests a legal or personal notice referencing multiple individuals and dates.
Notice lists officers of registration for wards and precincts in Ward 1 through Ward 5 with their offices and dates for revising reregistration and hearings for reinstatements. Names include CLOVIDENCEH LYNN K. BROUGH MAX E. SMITH HARVEY F. ZEIGLER MYRTLE C. M. RUMLEY SAMUEL C. SPIELMAN JOHN A. BRANDT WILLIAM F. SPAHR JOHN L. HUTZEL EDWARD ED. WOESENEIR DUDLEY M. BRHWER BEARD with addresses in West Washington Street South Jonathan Street Summit Avenue Elizabeth Street South Potomac Street Mulberry Street Potomac Avenue Oak Hill Avenue West Franklin Street High Street Salem Avenue and 903 Salem Avenue. The notice references the first Monday in March 1921 and the 16th day of March 1921 for hearings.
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