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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
6
In a rough incident, two men were accused of assaulting a mate at a location described as a hive yard. Witnesses say the group attacked the victim after a dispute while two women stood nearby. Police reports are limited and the case awaits further detail.
Fragmentary incident note records a collision with one person injured. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a traffic crash occurring in or near a named area with emergency response. Further clarification is needed to confirm location, individuals involved, and the extent of injuries.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions horses, whiskey, and several names in a fragmented travelogue style. It references Tar and various names like Rapuara, Gkay, and Hue, with scattered place tags and dates, but the passage is largely incomprehensible and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR text outlines figures on taxed alcohol production by state, citing projections and year totals. It references Shervlodd Quadtiegd, Gaten 1. Tait, and Gallet tar intern Heveung, with figures around several million gallons and mentions jars withdrawn for user demand.
Reports from Balhoa in the Cabal Zone say a temple disturbance sparked by a cornquake yesterday afternoon led to a large alarm and a tense moment during a local basketball game. No injuries are confirmed as authorities assess the scene and restore order.
Charles W Smith aged 64 a farmer and Boonsboro resident was found dead at his dining room by his wife this morning. Death attributed to heart trouble after seven years of complaints. Born in Hoanzhova he lived there most of his life and was a United Brethren Church member. Survived by two brothers and a sister. Funeral Thursday at 10 with Reverends Toy and Inkhan officiating. burial in Boonsboro cemetery.
Obituary notices from Wittans and surrounding areas list the deaths of a newborn daughter of Mr David Matotte and wife, Mrs Annie Fitz, with brief funeral details. Additional obituaries include Mrs Edward V. Stevens, Mr Snyder, Mrs Elizabeth Ritchey, Mrs Teicing, Mr Henry Goan, and others, noting ages, family survivors, and local church services or interments in Cedar Hill, Riveretew, Morrisonburg, and nearby cemeteries.
A historic effort by the U S Army and Navy aims to fly nonstop from San Francisco to Hawaii. Teams test long range aircraft with pilots and mechanics aboard. The project, using new engines and designs, awaits Navy Department verdicts as Boeing and other facilities contribute.
Government statistics cheer American households as a predicted drop in sugar prices for next autumn is cited. A 22,000,000 short ton crop is noted with an 8,000,000 ton increase, while consumption may rise but absorption could lag behind. The United States remains a major consumer with production below domestic demand.
Testimony describes a Lincoln five passenger touring car and a Colt automatic gun found after a robbery. The hearing questions who fired the shot and details a chase to the store and arrest of Shean as the trial resumes.
A tragic incident near Cerros left 23 year old Belle Tatlin dead and her newborn child injured after an apparent domestic clash with Frank Marie. Authorities report the couple had been estranged and were recently in contact with her parents, who were notified yesterday.
In Norfolk Virginia on March 30 pastor Rev W A Price of Monsion Baptist church said flock members have stolen and reused foundation blocks he laboriously made over five years for a new church. He claimed more than three thousand black residents were affected with about a thousand blocks taken for new homes. Arrests are threatened.
Report of woodcutters near Gettysburg uncovering a maple tree relic believed tied to Civil War General Early. The relic includes a leather strap and a horse tack held by a strap, linked to Confederate movements. Local resident preservation efforts by Charles Wilson and Adams Jaunty detective noted.
George Zalglor and George Rhodes of Magers town were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Saniel C. Kaylor and Patrolman Brown, accused of leading a gang of automobile thieves. Police reported a recent string of stolen cars and a loaded revolver found on Zalglor during a preliminary hearing set for today. An anniversary note mentions the Grand Council of Three Men of Maryland and the upcoming anniversary of a tribe in Trapwa Ltd.
Norman Lathy known as Kid McCoy may serve only two years in prison after his manslaughter conviction for the death of his sweetheart Mrs. Teress Mora and related shooting charges. Deputy District Attorney Charlea Fricke said sentences may run concurrently, potentially reducing total time despite multiple counts including murder and attempted murder.
H. Clay Baker, farmer of Smithsburg, arrested Thursday and to have hearing before Justice John Ferguson Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Baker held at county jail awaiting trial. William Muth accuses Baker of carnal knowledge of Naomi Muth, 13, during January while visiting near Smithsburg. Deed filed transferring property on West Church street to Grace A. B. Church for 60 dollars. Laurel street residents install a street light on the white way with overhead wires removed.
NEW YORK March 3 Market at a glance shows railroad stocks steady and other indices mixed with irregularities in copper and cotton. Chicago grain opens with wheat up and corn down. soybeans steady. Local quotations from Hagerstown report wheat and corn prices with limited detail.
After a dinner at :30 this evening the Knights Templar Degree will be conferred by Lt. Bernard Commandery and Jewela will be presented to Leon RK. Yourtos, James H. Juviey, Otho RK. Gloss, Edward W. Babcock, Homer A. Tamlor and Leslie Spielman. Grand Inspector General Warton Bolpp of Baltimore and other state officials will attend.
Friday Arbor Day activities will be promoted by the Department of Education Forestry Department and Game Department across Maryland schools. Governor Ritchie designated the day, with students planting areas in class celebrations. Also reported Shenandoah Junction structure owned by J O Aglionby burned, including antique furniture. building partly insured.
Washington report says Brig. Gen. William Mitchell ends his term as Assistant Chief of the Air Service on April 27 and will be transferred to the San Antonio air service office in the Eighth Corps Area. A Charleston cemetery discovery notes bootleg graves found there, matching illicit activity of the era.
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