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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
5
An OCR filled with garbled names and phrases references a 1942 era United States home front scene. It mentions a manufacturing firm, tax talks, parade safety medal plans, and foreign war topics, with scattered references to Montgomery Maryland Philadelphia and New York contexts and a President. The text conveys fragmented public notices and wartime chatter rather than a single clear event.
Court heard testimony on three suspects linked to a January robbery in Pennsylvania with $1,160 seized in three parts. Decker claimed the money was from a West Virginia winnow job, while others argued the gang divided cash across Maryland and Pennsylvania. The court discharged some suspects but kept Decker and Hiles on charges as the six month term loomed.
Vickety nominated by gunval manaterial party as the election nears. Democratic and Republican primaries scheduled for Monday and Saturday evenings at Hancock. Burgess All Heen and three campaigners with We elettod mm Ape named among organizers.
C H Bender left for Harrisburg this morning to attend to a significant court matter. A petition, prepared for submission to the court, is mentioned, with his mother Dorothy Bene accompanying him. Mr Ray Halinger is also noted in connection with the journey.
An unclear report describes anxious activity around a high street plant, a boy sent on an errand, possible local trials, and police in pursuit. A Red Cross car was seen near a diesel facility around noon. Surgeon Br. Davis reportedly leads a series of investigations or interventions.
The revival services at the Piet Trothren church attract large crowds as preacher J. Baby delivers a series of interesting sermons. Plans for a new $45,000 temple on 8 October Street are approved by Potomac Lodge leaders.
A fragment notes near Boonshora a pair of mules bought for training at Zimmermai's for about 40 dollars. The purchaser or agent is named Chas. Hun. Details are choppy but indicate transport or preparation for Easter training and movement to Bal.
An oddly garbled OCR notice mentions parhot and Jol H Aweenes Jr with a patrol, names Michael O'Leary and Mitte Whitnak Ravk, and references preliminary services in Bt Joba Tabac with a later event. Details are unreadable.
The Junior band will present a concert and exhibition with Shafer as instructor and a 24 member group led by Edward Naitinger as president and Frank Nield as vice president. Guests include Miss Dlanahe Tizer and Jacob Saltzman as prize winners. The event features dancing and a box of candy prize.
Judge Keely closed the equity dispute involving John Rippleys trust and WAum Ditlow and wife. The 1896 bill sought foreclosure of a mortgage on a Hampport property. Mrs. Ditlow’s death preceded a new executor Tol Ditlow taking over. Executors argued mortgage paid and satisfied months after filing. testimony noted and judge ordered mortgage release.
A Middletown man Carroll Foote is connected to a body found nearby and a letter from a sister hints at family reactions. Relatives in Frederick County mourn the death as funeral plans pause, floral tributes previously arranged may now be redirected.
In Seattle area residents confront a privately owned firm accused of planning to damage the Mab Mountain electric plant. Citizens demand protection of homes and industry while seeking funding remedies and stronger oversight from public authorities.
Nor Luh pivthilay nny wivernary torts marked the 44th birthday of Mlug Bday Alexandov at the popular eloy ab Gravo’s enntecanary storey venue. Local friends gathered, sharing memories and best wishes for the year ahead.
An unclear report indicates a Washington event or action began recently with references to a group or entities involved. Details are garbled, but the piece signals a developing situation in the capital and related parties. Further readable lines suggest official activity and potential public impact.
A fragmentary 1920s political column argues over a Elaine Light plant issue and the stance of parties. It questions the Big Chief and Coblenz interests, names Holzapfel, Startenmans Detrow Lowmad, and comments on nominees for a Republican hotel slate. The piece critiques the Combine’s influence and urge loyalty to the plant fight.
The article records a public debate led by Representative Capelle on dress code enforcement in Caluihie with penalties up to $25 for displaying undraped figures in public and the aim to curb peacock gowns. It also mentions arguments about taxation affecting family life and parental involvement, plus reactions to the death of King George.
A creditors meeting for the New York Central from Work will be held Saturday to decide if a visit or paton a Dem baal will be deemed and whether the linens will be examined.
Fragmentary OCR records detail roadwork progress near Hagerstown and Palisraunda with misread dates and figures. Only 23 of 26 items appear clear, suggesting ongoing delays and partial completions in a slate of public works projects.
Fire department responded around 11 last night to a fire alarm from box 43 at Mechanic Street and Mitchell Avenue. There was no fire detected and no injuries reported.
The annual banquet of the Wawptet of the Fatkers Association will be held this evening in their rooms at Paplia Square.
A fragmented discussion criticizes a proposed tax levy and bond plan for the Coblenz Combine and the Hana Light project. The speaker warns taxpayers against backing foreign influence, debt, and a street light system forever tied to city conditions, urging caution and voter vigilance.
A thief entered a residence on St James and took a gold watch valued at 386 from airs Kesselring and Weed. The incident occurred during an evening party when residents left. investigators believe suspects know the thief though no arrest is reported.
Mayor Scott opposed funding a new private power plant at the lighting site, arguing the city should remain independent while the Commission favored a cheaper, larger plant to meet demand. The debate shifted to street paving, with residents resisting concrete bases and calling for adherence to existing cost-sharing norms.
Knights Templar ab Rosviurd Commandery held an election in lodge rooms naming Charien J. Cowles as eminent commander with Newconor Keltoy as grand senior warden and George B. Wolfe as captain general plus a slate including Larry Ky Snyder Rufus B. nya Theodore W. Vallrnoy and George dt Hugion in key offices.
In a chaotic scene at the police station a suspect faced detention as officers reported attempts at escape and threats. A separate court appearance saw charges of disorderly conduct, with a sequence of testimonies detailing a violent episode and subsequent custody, while alarming accusations and local names appear in the muddled transcript.
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