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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1921

Page

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Claims arise for 800 million Baker estate in Colorado

Three Coloradoans announce rights to a share of Col onel Jacob Baker 800 million estate. George Lesher and Mrs Bem Blanchard of Fort Collins and Mrs Lucy Feltham of Loveland claim portions under a will directing distribution this year. The estate includes a Philadelphia 50-acre lot and land that became Chillicothe Ohio. The Girard Trust Company allegedly handles disbursement. Blanchard, blind, anticipated a long wait before payout.

International Fort Collins Col Jacob Baker Warner George Washingten George Lesher Bem Blanchard Lucy Feltham Loveland Colonel Baker Philadelphia Chillicothe Ohio Girard Trust Company Baker

Brother and sister of executed Irish lad live here

Lawrence mass March 28 Thom as Whalen hanged in Mount Joy prison Dublin Monday proclaimed his innocence in a letter to his mother later forwarded to his sister in Andover Mass Mrs Smith says he was the fourth oldest in the family 21 years old and studying music at the time of his arrest last JanuaryHe was a singer of much promise.

Lawrence Mass Thomas Whalen Mount Joy Dublin Mary Smith Michael Whalen Andover

Diamond Dyes It Like New Again

A brief ad notes that each package of Diamond Dyes provides simple directions to dye old faded fabrics such as wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods with a rich fadeless color. It cautions to buy no other dye.

Court Finds Boy Did Not Marry His Relatives

In Chicago Judge William Fetzer upheld Arnold Utescher at age 22, ruling he did not marry Sally Utescher to support her or any of her relatives. The South Carolina couple faced constant household rows and an aunt filed non support charges for not providing spending money to relatives.

International News Sally Utescher South Carolina William Fetzer Court of Domestic Relations Utescher Chicago

German Lottery Scheme Is Revealed in Manchester

Manchester March 28 German lottery appeals flood the city from Ernest Schultz Berlin Germany. Communications target ministers lawyers workers and shop workers with explicit prize details and money forwarding directions. The matter has been reported to postal authorities by Postmaster Willis with no lottery orders yet received at the local office.

Infernational News Manchester N. H Ernest Schultz Berlin Germany Willis

Suit Over Heart Balm Fails in Circuit Court

M Reightler sued William F Blickenstaff for 5000 alleging alienation of his wife’s affections. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant on Saturday in the Circuit Court. Reightler and Blickenstaff were involved in a divorce case in Frederick a year ago.

Forrest M. Reightler William F. Blickenstaff Reightler Blickenstaff Frederick

Woman Preacher at Messiah Pulpit Draws Buffalo Church

Dr Leon O Williams of the Universalist Church of the Messiah in Buffalo reports a crowded service when Mrs Henry W Gorton preached and took a leadership role while men observed. The event underscores female ministry and equal consideration for women in religious work. In Lawrence Kansas the University of Kansas home economics department outlines a 16 percent annual clothing budget for a five person family, proposing self-made clothing and end-of-season buys to stay within limits.

Church of the Messiah At Buffalo Henry W. Gorton Leon O. Williams Universalist Church of the Messiah Williams Rev Williame International News Lawrence Kan Home Economics Department University of Kansas

Six cottages burned on Green Spring Valley hotel property

Six furnished cottages on the Chat telance Spring Hotel property near Haltimore were destroyed yesterday afternoon by fire sparked by burning sedge grass in the hotel rear. The blaze damaged the Green Spring Valley site, once a fashionable summer hostelry, with losses estimated at 50,000 dollars.

Green Spring Valley Haltimore

Colored and white couple wed despite license refusal

York on March 28 saw William Florence Mills and Louise Jane Dear dorff marry despite the clerk of courts denying a local license. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. W. P. Brown of Bethel A. M. E. Church under authority of a Harrisburg issued license from the Dauphin County Court.

York William Florence Mills Louise Jane Deardorff W. P. Brown Bethel A. M. E. Church R. Smith Harrisburg Dauphin County

Cascarets Ad Claims Liver and Bowels Benefit

An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a digestive aid for adults and children, claiming it cleanses the liver and bowels for a clear wakeup. The quirky copy targets general stomach discomfort and hints at family use.

Bavarian Prince Becomes A Monk Celebrant In First Mass

Prince George of Bavaria, grandson of Emperor Francis Joseph, ordained a monk and celebrated his first mass at a Jesuit convent in Inngbruck. He served as a major in the Austrian Army. his divorce from Archduchess Isabella followed a ritual error at their ceremony. Memphis notes a wartime mystery as Miss Mabel Lowery questions if Lieut Marvin E Stainton, believed killed near Verdun, is alive in Memphis after a cryptic note appeared at her door.

Prince George Bavaria Francis Joseph of Austria Inngbruck Isabella of Austria Memphis Tenun Mabel Lowery Lieut Marvin E. Stainton Verdun Lieut. Stainton Miss Lowery

Nesternport Doctor Held Under Drug Law

Cumberland March 28 Dr J Fazenbaker Westernport held under $3 000 bail for action of Federal grand jury in May at a hearing before Commissioner Thomas J Andergron charged with violation of the Harrison Narcotic act Federal agents present at the hearing produced original narcotics prescriptions and typewritten receipts with dates and names of recipients over a year

Cumberland J. Fazenbaker Westernport Federal Grand Jury Thomas J. Andergron

Another Woman Escapes from Operation in Georgetown

A Georgetown Illinois woman recounts severe left side pain that nearly required surgery. After trying doctors with little relief, she credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and enabling daily work. She urges other women with similar ailments to seek the remedy.

Georgetown Ill Imy Lydia E. Pinkham Mar McCumbEn Frazier St Ilinois McCumber Avery

Government chemists in the Philippines adopt cocoanut oil gas method

Government chemists in the Philippines have adopted a method of preparing gas from cocoanut oil. The breakthrough could impact local energy production and industrial chemistry practices in the region.

Philippines

Steals 66 Shoes All Left Foot Shock Brooklyn Loot

New York March 28. Frank Sabine of Brooklyn confessed at the police line up that he stole 56 shoes, all left foot, from the showcase in front of Samuel Brown’s clothing store. He quipped I got left on the shoes but you got me right. The incident drew attention to a bizarre footwear theft spree.

New York Frank Sabine Brooklyn Samuel Brown

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