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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1921

Page

5

Soviet Guns Sweep Russian City From The Surrounding Hills

International News reports massive bombardment of Moscow by Soviet artillery from surrounding hills after a general strike. Hundreds killed and many wounded as workers gather at Moscow Workers Headquarters. rebels repelled at Petrograd and Moscow, Kronstadt fortress briefly taken, Odessa seized by anti Bolshevik insurgents and striking workers. Moscow railway line functioning normally amidst chaos.

Constituent Assembly London Moscow Neva Helsingfors Paris Petrograd Atitt Kronstadt Odedna Loufod Odessa Moscow Soviet

Train riders jailed five days by Justice Halm

Western Maryland detective Crum brought a young army of train riders to police court this morning and secured five day jail terms. Judge Halm offered $6.33 fines as an alternative. The men, from Baltimore and Homestead, Pa., included Fred Schutte Erle H R Williams Priest McNeally Joshua Chenoweth and Stanley Harrison. Reverend J H Klingaman of Clearspring, ill with quinsy, is out again.

Maryland Crum Halm Fred Schutte Erle H. R. Williams Homestead Priest McNeally Joshua Chenoweth Stanley Harrison Balti Bidre

Pipe mishap causes pelvic injury in Harrisburg area

Three years after a railroad accident near Harrisburg left H. G. Barnhart with a fractured pelvis, a falling pipe in his cellar reopens the wound. Barnhart, living in Ha gerstown, works for a railroad company and is now in pain awaiting X ray results to assess seriousness. Mrs. O D Gardner, a West Washington street retailer, advises she will keep her four stores and lease runs to November 1, 1922.

H. G. Aan Washington Street Harrisburg Hagerstown Barnhart West Washington Street

Women Seek Smithsburg Mayor As Voters Split

In Maryland, Attorney General ruling bars women from public office yet Smithsburg men push for a woman mayor and women prefer a man. Mazie Jacques declined candidacy while Misa Hattle Hite-Bhaw emerges. A mass meeting at the schoolhouse tonight aims to nominate a ticket and adopt a platform emphasizing town water and municipal utilities.

Smithsburg Armstrong Maryland Mazie Jacques Misa Hattle Hite- Bhaw Smitheburg

Lovers Lane Double Suicide Halts Central Park Mystery

In Central Park near Lovers Lane a man and a young woman were found dead with an automatic pistol having two empty chambers between them. Police call it a double death by own action. The man Willis McCurdy, 86, of Astoria, manager of the American Security Company, and the woman Milaga Louise Snowden, 36, a stenographer with the same company, were identified. McCurdy was married. Snowden was engaged to be married.

International News New York Lovers’ Lane Central Park Willis McCurdy Astoria L. I American Security Company Milaga Louise Snowden McCurdy Misa Snowden

Two Largest Packing Firms to Cut Wages

Chicago reports wage cuts will affect Armour and Co. and Swift and Co. starting March 14. Hourly workers face an eight cent per hour reduction while piece workers see about a 12.5 percent cut. The eight hour day will be eliminated in Armour and Swift plants. About 35,000 Chicago workers are affected.

International News Chicago United States Armour and Co Swift and Co Armour and Swift Armour and Swift Swift and Armour

Sheriff Goes After McAfee in York Jail Break Case

Sheriff Duffy and Deputy Ca ble travel to York to return McAfee to face jail breaking charges. McAfee escaped with Arthur Douglas, Arthur Dykes and Cameron. while Douglas Dykes and Cameron were recaptured soon after, McAfee evaded capture for three months before being picked up in York on a larceny charge.

Duffy Cable York McAfee Arthur Douglas Arthur Dykes Cameron

Villa Reported Ill in Mexico City

Mexico City on March 8 information reached that Francisco Villa the former bandit leader is seriously ill with pneumonia at Torreon.

Transfer of E. W. Babcock to Williamson West Virginia

E W Babcock the longtime secretary of the Y M C A in Hagerstown has been transferred to Williamson West Virginia to head Y M C A work there and in Wilcoe about 100 miles away He will depart with the balance in bank and bills paid and will be replaced by W Tubbs a married man and veteran Y M C A secretary Tubbs due today and Babcock will move July 1 with family remains in Hagerstown until then

E. W. Babcock Willamson W. Va N. and W. Ry. Co Williamson Wilcoe N.and Babcock W. M. Ry. Co R. R APSR Polne Philadelph R. Babcock Tubbss Yilm. C. A Tubbs

G. O. P Leaders In Death Grapple In The Fifth Ward

G O P battle in the Fifth ward sharpens after the Barnum nomination. Colored and white factions lock in a deadlock with Barnum and Coffman running. Benj Lee claims a mass meeting organized 1200 to 1300 colored voters and vows full registration before election day. Democrats ponder B F P Trunharger. labor interests may join with John Geist.

Fifth Ward Barnum A. K. Coffman Richard C. Barnum Benj, Lee Revolutionists Samaritan Hall Tomorow

Eight Hundred Sixty Chinese Drowned In Sea Disaster

A Singapore dispatch reports the British destroyer and cruiser rescued 260 of 1100 Chinese on the Hong Ho wrecked near Swatow while en route from Singapore to Amoy. There were no other survivors.

International London Hong Ho Swatow Singaphore Singapore Amoy

Welcome spring described by singing bluebirds

The piece notes bluebirds arriving as a sign of spring with robins and blackbirds present. Song sparrows chirp amid fair skies and warm sun as gentle Annie tunes fill the air, inviting joy and early insect life.

Annie

Conditions Favorable In Panama As Costa Rican Troops Retreat

In Balboa Panama on March 8 reports say Costa Rican forces crossed the frontier are withdrawing across the Sixaola river the fixed boundary. Panamanian sentiment runs high and U S troops guard the presidential residence has been trebled. The United States expects Panama to formally reply to a note demanding hostilities cease.

Balboa Panama N. Z Costa Rica Sixaola River Panama City U. S Porras Washington Republic of Panama United States State Department

Petition court acts on removal of cases

Judge R R Henderson attended court after illness and case involving George W Noel v William and Martha Chier was ordered removed to Allegany county for trial. Attorneys Armstrong and Weinberg filed for removal in Lavinia Roulette vs Hagerstown and Frederick Railway case though order not yet signed. O J Stotelmyer is home ill with quinsy and off duty.

R. R. Henderson Hotel Hamilton Circuit Court A. J. Long George W. Noel William Martha Chier Allegany’ County Alex. Armstrong Leo Weinberg Mra. Lavinia Roulette Mra. Lavinia Roulette Against the ‘Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company

Citywide voter registration drives under way now

A general registration of city voters began yesterday and runs today, tomorrow, and Thursday. All residents age 21 must register to vote this year, even if on old lists. Wards are split into precincts. locate your registration office and register today to avoid losing your vote.

Allied troops occupy Dusseldorf Duisburg and Ruhrort

Paris March 8 Allied French British and Belgian troops occupy three German coal mining cities Dusseldorf Duisburg and Ruhrort without incident United States troops remain on old lines near Coblenz The occupation follows mixed force advance across the Rhine and signals from Cologne and Amsterdam describe the operation with French divisions leading and 120000 allied troops noted on the Rhine

Dusseldorf Duisburg Ruhrort United States Paris Rhine Cologne Coblenz Rubsfort Hola London Amsterdam Opladen Dussaldorf Ruhr Germany Ameri Dusséldore Streats Boucher de Goutte Neu Rhine Front Goutte Nenff

Long Arm Of Law Reaches Out For Moonlight Spooners

Springtime moonlight outings have provoked complaints as residents, including J Forney Young, report nightly trespass and stolen items. Deputy Sheriff Crampton visited the site at 11 pm, issuing warnings but making no arrests. Authorities vow to curb the activity with patrols and warnings.

J. Forney Young Young Shoerift Sherrif Crampton Crampton

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Justice Halm J. H. Klingaman the Reformed Church Clearspring Quinsy H. C. Barnhart M’afee West VA W. J. Tubbs the Rhine Allegany County O. J. Stotelmyer Edward Oswald Quincy Nord Udige Berhon Luis Parla Ger Simong Toria Dr. Simons Don Esther Johnson Safe Avenue Charles Flock Jacksonville Fla Aurea Rot Pike Alsar
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