23 Mar 1927
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1927
Page
1
Johns Hopkins sophomores held their annual banquet at a Baltimore hotel under heavy police guard after a phosphorous smoke bomb failed to explode. About 100 freshmen gathered nearby seeking to disrupt in retaliation for a riot at the Armory in Annapolis Monday night that left more than 20 injured and caused extensive property damage.
Canton reports ongoing clashes between Anglo American forces and Chinese troops near Soochow Creek. American Marines suffer first casualty as hundreds flee carnage in Chapel district. Chinese casualties estimated at fifty killed and sixteen wounded amid widespread destruction.
A storm capsizes an overloaded ferry boat on the Volga at Orenburg. Forty three peasants drown including many women and children. A tragedy as villagers seek survivors and report the accident to authorities.
Charles E Baechtel dies at 87 in Martinsburg area. For 49 years he served as secretary treasurer of Rose Hill Cemetery Association and was active in church and business circles. Survived by two sons in Akron Ohio and three daughters at home. Funeral announcements later with flowers omitted. Also, Mrs Lulu Ardinger of Williamsport dies at 82 from cancer. Survived by husband and several children and siblings. Funeral arrangements listed for Williamsport U B Church service. Funeral for Donald R Keller infant set for Chambersburg with Rev Carl N Mundin officiating. Virginia Lapaie of Keedysville dies age 60, funeral in Keedysville. Charles D Funk dies at 49 in Winchester after a week illness. formerly of Leitersburg and Waynesboro, survived by widow and several step-relatives.
The Ruth Snyder case unfolds with hints of social climbing and a restless pursuit of excitement. A late bridge game ends with a murder after alleged binding and gagging. Mrs. Snyder’s motive appears tied to a desire for a better life and freedom from domestic routine.
All Tuesday event held at the O O F Temple on Thursday offers a 500 card party with prizes and refreshments. proceeds support temple activities. Local organizer M. Prizes to winners. Participants welcome.
A church supper was held at Walton Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening from 6 to 7 pm, raising funds or supporting parish activities. Ady assisted.
Chicago report says Wallanty Skubelek, father of 11 year old Andrew Skubelek, claims another son drowned the boy at Lake Wront Park near Gary. The body was identified by the father after disappearing March 15 with brother John and another companion. The trio, who were paid by the father, were frequently quarrelsome.
Judge Frank G. Waganian will deliver an address tonight to the Scottish Rite Masons of Ballmere at the Masonic Temple. The event is scheduled in that city as part of a formal gathering.
Police found no cash in the Stand oil company plant safe after an attempted break in Monday. District manager FR Miller said the torn safe contained less than $100 in cash and a few certified checks, far short of the $1000 expected. He noted little money is kept in the safe at night due to prior inquires.
Price list from GM Hurst Hagerstown shows Morel at 23, $1.39 retail betting price. Includes items such as bran flour middling and Bar-Mum hog feed. Wayne pieces and hog feed at per cent special daily. Universal egg mask Wayne chick starts.
Annapolis Md March 28 The House killed Delegate Ups marriage bill allowing justices of the peace mayors and legislators to perform marriages It was tabled after Delegate Cobourn scolded the move to place marriage power in the hands of misguided persons In the Senate a joint resolution to ask Congress for federal aid except for road projects tied to agriculture was adopted Will Glogue Loyal Order of Moose Booster Contest of misspelled words closes Saturday March 26.
The Hagerstown volleyball team defeated Cumberland Y in three straight games in Baltimore area play. The win follows a past victory over Allegany Countians and suggests the local squad may enter the spring tournament in Baltimore.
The piece urges voters to back Democratic candidates Harbaugh Schueler and Kiracofe in Ward 1 3 and 5 for City Council. It highlights Hagerstown's planned water and light plant upgrades and a new city market house, arguing the three nominees will represent the majority with efficiency and economy and back the city light plant. It notes Republican candidates oppose the plant, and Mayor Bowman seeks loyal counselors to advance the current program.
In Annapolis on March 23 the Senate and House of Delegates reported calendars are even as sessions push toward April 4. President McIntosh and Speaker Lee urged committees to speed pending bills to avoid delays in the closing hours of the legislative session.
The Maryland Senate approved a finance committee report on a grade crossing elimination bill. The measure increases the gasoline tax by half a cent per gallon and requires railroad contracts with the state before funds are released. It also authorizes Cumberland to advance funds for the B&O crossing in Baltimore Street, with repayment over ten years at no interest.
St Louis reports barbers and beauticians seek public audience with officials as undertakers approach next. Spa curves by the National Association of Retail Clothiers have determined.
New York reports eight year old pedestrian Payson Weston injured after being struck by a taxicab while on his way to church. Admirers who rescued him from poverty express interest in his recovery as hospital treatment continues for injuries suffered in the Sunday incident.
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