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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1922

Page

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Night For Burial Of Victims Of Wild Poisoning

A Canadian village mourns as seven Lacroix family members die after suspected poisoning. Dr. Hans T. Gussow rules out a poisonous herb parsnip as the cause and a full investigation continues. The village burys 24 hours after the last death in a Catholic cemetery, with coffins fashioned from boards and a shared burial for the two youngest. The funeral procession includes Joseph Lacroix, Napoleon Lacroix, and descendants, with three hearses and farm wagons carrying the bodies to the church.

Omanal Nrighbors Grenad Lacroix Hans T. Gussow Athet Central Experimental Farm Joseph Napoleon

Chinese Ace mourners march to cemetery in farewell

Chinese ace nagers trudge behind hearses to the cemetery where a priest pronounces final words. Mourners return home after the service.

Nagers

Apple Crop Damaged By Frost In Frederick County

Winchester May 6 The Frederick county commercial apple crop is now put at about 750000 bushels down from 3000000 as recent freezing temperatures damaged orchards in the Winchester district which usually provides about a quarter of the state’s crop. York Imperial dominates the yield with Byrd estimating his Timberville and Berryville holdings hit unevenly.

Winchester Frederick County York Timberville Byrd

Juvenile Court Opens in Rockville for Frederick and Montgomery

In Rockville on May 6 the sixth judicial circuit of Montgomery and Frederick counties established a Juvenile Court. Judge Edward C. Peter will preside with sessions as needed. Miss Spanner will be probation officer and Clayton K. Watkins deputy clerk of the circuit court.

Rockville Frederick Montgomery Sixth Judicial Circuit Edward C. Peter Miss Spanner Social Service League Clayton K. Watkins

Primaries Show Democratic Gains In Indiana

Nearly complete returns from Indiana statewide primaries show Democrat Samuel M. Ralston winning the Democratic nomination with about 54.6 percent of Cox’s vote while Republican Beveridge leads with roughly 20,000 margin. farmer opposition to high taxes boosts Ralston. The big vote signals a party return among Harding voters and farmer discontent with tax policy. Three candidates file for mayor in Town, B. G. Henson, Martin Kelley, and G. K. Wysong, following Mayor A. M. S. Morgan stepping down.

Indianapolis Ind United States A. Beveridge Harry 8 James M. Cox Ralston Beveridge Harding Charles B. G. Henson Martin Kelley G. K. Wysong A. M Morgan

Situation Wanted Ad Opens Door to New Job

A reader realizes jobs don t grow on trees and seeks the right opportunity. An ad-writer helps craft a snappy notice that brings an employer from hiding. After an appointment, the waiting ends as the reader lands that job.

Herald-Mail

Greencastle Baseball League Forms Season Plans

Greenscastle Pa May 6. A Sunday school baseball league formed last year spurred local interest with twice weekly games and a pennant series won by the Methodist team. Managers met to plan a season opening in two weeks though game dates remain unannounced. Also notes visiting Fort Worth native Charles Stover at his sister’s home, Anna Conrow wins essay prize on The Value of Music in the Schools, and local events include a Legion play May 12 and a recital by Mrs. Eleanor Coates May 18 at Wilson College. Officers for Greencastle Chautauqua in June were chosen: President Dr L M Couron, Treasurer Dr G B Carl, Secretary Prof B S Whitmore.

Greencastle Methodist Bageball Leagua Ganagers C. B. Clippinger Soames Charles Stover Fort Worth Texas Old Antrim Boy Mary Kauffman John 2. Stover Stover Anna Conrow Greencastle High School Wilson Club Cumberland Valley Music Club

Community Music Week Promotes Singing At Center Square

A large crowd enjoyed a community music event led by the Pan Piper's Ice Club with a chorus of singers. familiar songs included The Star Spangled Banner and Auld Lang Syne. The evening boosted music week and a Thursday band concert was postponed to Friday. Memorial services for Reno Post G.A.R. are planned at Rose Hill Cemetery with Henry Holzapel as speaker.

Afalr Beblom Center Square Ial Pregtary Reno Post G.A. R Rose Hil Henry Holzaptel American Legion Ridgely GA R

Hospital funding passes House for veteran bureau districts

Washington May 5 The 17 900 000 hospital bill provides 17 000 000 for beginning construction of institutions in 12 of 14 veteran bureau districts. Reported by Chairman Madden of the Appropriations Committee the measure passed unanimously. Also noted: fines paid for interference during distraint and two building permit items for a frame stable at 23 Lanvale Street and a frame garage at 45 Fairground Avenue.

Washington Cohier Hoopital Bil Veteran Bureau House Madden Lanvale Street Alien Long Fairground Avenue

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