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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
3
The Ladies Aid of A B Church hosts a chicken supper at the Hurd building in Williamsport. Serving begins at 4 30 PM with a main dish of chicken and noodles and a later meal at 1 PM.
Dwight D. Mallory 88 of Baltimore testified in a trial involving Reuben 3 denying that his signatures on notes and checks totaling 71 500 were forgeries. Mallory described himself as an investor in Tidewater Steel Corporation and rejected the accusation presented at the court yesterday.
Baldwin and Volkes, tied to Magers town stock for the steel firm, face charges of swindling Mallory out of over 60000. Papers deny signing and show three checks for 10000 5500 and 500 payable to Volkes plus notes for 15000 to Warren 16000 to Volkes & Co and 20000 to Chesapeake Bank. Mallory 88 in April recalls meeting Baldwin at his home and investing over 50000, receiving only about 7000 in stock.
Roanoke Virginia resident James Henry Powers describes a severe bronchitis spell with night sweats and weakness. He credits Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for relief of coughs and bronchial trouble and promotes it as a tonic and blood medicine. He suggests contacting the Invalids' Hotel for medical advice and offering trial pricing on tablets.
New York lawyer Miss Frances Marlon Brandon faces a public engagement dispute after her sister runs a paid notice announcing her betrothal to George J. Gillespie Sr., a prominent New York attorney. Gillespie stoutly denies the engagement, prompting questions over propriety and press notices.
A report to the American Red Cross states thirty persons perished in a windstorm at Gallatin Tennessee last night. Separately in Miami Gar Wood of Detroit steered the Gar IV to a trio of decisive fifty mile heats, gaining a second leg on the Fisher Allison gold speed boat trophy in the regatta’s opening day.
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