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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1924

Page

3

Bar Builders From The Mails In Fraud Case

A Postmaster General order marks all mail directed to certain recipients as fraudulent after a hearing found bar builders engaged in mass prize distribution. The department cited contracts and agents across Maryland New Jersey and other states and noted widespread activity through June. ANNOUNCE BIRTH Frances, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stuart. DETROIT man Ewan Hook fined for left-side jaywalking. judge O V Middlehand impose fine. Renn local taxman buys a new sedan from Thamma Motor Company for personal use.

Festmaster General Ind Walidera Haxeratown Maryland Nkea Bostofea Department Aranerousa Trancasos Marylant New Jersey Manita Mia Swart Renn Hay Thamma Motor Compiny

Weather Across the Nation Forecast Details

A rough weather bulletin lists regional conditions for an upcoming weekend. Showers are probable in Tennessee and the South Atlantic, with varied winds along the Middle Atlantic coast and strong shifting patterns in the Southeast. The Gulf states expect moderate winds and variable, partly clear conditions tonight and Saturday.

International Line Service Washington Tennestee South Atlantic Mia Gulf State Florida Middle Atlantic Atlantic Norkway Gulf

Mine Lives Snuffed Out

A jail hangings recounts the execution of six men linked to a case described through a chaotic transcript. One killer confessed to firing on a shore camp, others faced collective punishment while the hangman prepared ropes and a jailhouse crowd awaited the grim act. The condemned included Italians and naturalized Americans, to be hanged in pairs by alphabetical order.

Toy Lavonnan Gilles Deu Trey Todd Hiv Klin Camaele Gleeps Weill Italy Joseph Mocchio Satala Deamore Joseph Gislo Andrea Laeiaotis Roy Jcona Joseph Rint

Death of Civil War Captain Moses C. Whitson in Oregon

Captain Moses C. Whitson a Civil War veteran and monitor of C. Sh. Compton Post G A B died at his family home in St. Johns near Portland Oregon on Monday morning April 28 at an advanced age. He was born in Pennsylvania taught briefly before enlisting in 1862 as a sergeant with Company K 122nd Pennsylvania Volunteers and later became a sergeant major. He moved to Washington County in 1864 and engaged in farming and local politics serving as county convention delegate and presiding officer. In 1871 he was elected to the Legislature from the county and served six years as Republican State Central Committeeman. In 1891 he served as United States Collector and spent three years in the Treasury Department. He married Mary Gehr of Maryland on October 23 1869 and is survived by three children.

Moses C. Whitson C. Sh. Compton St. John's Portland Oregon Waltson Pennsylvania Co. Company Pensylvania Washington Jeounty United States United States Treasury Department Mary @. Gehr Maryland

Man struck by lightning disrupts New York market report

A jolting lightning incident near Kal Whea t Stealy disrupts New York produce markets with injuries and disrupted bids. The chaotic note lists prices for corn, oats, wheat, flour, pork, lard, and dairy, among others, reflecting volatile commodity values amid the event. The report mentions a man knocked unconscious and another rider injured, with broad price data for multiple market items. The confused text also references several place names and market terms, signaling a chaotic, folded-era newspaper blurb.

Avontay New Market Frederics County New York N.Y Milly Loostora Ducka Gavav

Three Go to Deaths Today in Kentucky

Fragmentary report notes three executions or deaths in Kentucky with one man Joske and another named William Oetke involved. A separate case mentions a railroad strike in 1922 and a Black man Millar slated for a chair, with bodies to be sent to relatives for burial.

Kentucky

Stock Markets Sidelined Amid Mixed Trading in May

In New York May trading showed a heavy but largely unchanged mood from May’s prior session. Rail stocks edged higher while major names like Republic Steel and U S Steel slipped, and Studebaker saw heavy selling.

International Neves Nervier New York Yeater- May Norfolk and Western Steeta Heth Setron Steel Orlewste Republic Steel U. S. Steel Pan-American Teterosa" T Cosden Houston OM Jost Standard Oil Lot New Jersey Studebaker

Former County Man Fatally Injured In Auto Accident

Walter S. Grove formerly of Hagerstown was killed and Mrs Grove is in critical condition at Plattsburg hospital after the car driven by Mrs Grove went over an embankment on route between Plattsburg and Box N Y. Adrian Onderdonk and Mrs Henry Vollmeier of James Corners will travel to the bedside. Grove had been in a hospital for weeks and this was his first drive since convalescence. His body will be taken to Philadelphia for burial. The Groves formerly lived here before moving north years ago.

Walter S. Grove Hageratown Mra Grove Plattsburg, N Ure Road Batyeen Plattaburg N.Y Adrian Onderdonk Henry Vollmeier

Wheat Market Opening Report From Chicago Trade

Wheat prices opened steady to higher in Chicago with May at 102 1 2, July at 105, Bapt 106 4 and Doe 109 4. Corn opened mixed with May 76 % and July 76 1 2, Sep 76 1 2. Oats also listed at May 47 and July 43 1 2, with Sept 39.

Chicago Wbigher

Endowment Association details for Riverview Cemetery

The Riverview Endowment Association Inc of Wilamnaport outlines its history and finances. It describes merging in 1915 to fund perpetual care, listing receipts from bazaars and Christmas events, and investments made in 1921 including Power Company and railroad bonds with annual interest.

Withaumaport Otho Holand Williiams Futomac Miverview Memorial Association Waa Hiverview Endowment Association Silverview Theas Oread Feadons Te Reverview Cumarery Entowment Avsootitivn, Inc Tha Sam Chitea Wiversfaw Memorial Aqaoelaton Iota Cittas Chlatmas Bazar Seancial Wers Power Cortany Bard Pennsylvania Railroad Company Milwaukee Town and Gaa Company United Electric Company New Nations Department Washington County National Banke

Ollette Candidate Seeks Republican Nomination In Massachusetts

Washington May 9 Frederick H Ollette a member of the House of Representatives announces his intention to run for the Republican nomination for the seat from Massachusetts in the upcoming year. He states his candidacy and outlines support in the local party.

Ollette Atty

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