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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1922

Page

8

British Premier offers ten year non aggression pact for Europe

Premier Lloyd George announces a plan to propose a ten-year military non aggression truce across Europe based on existing frontiers. Genoa Conference would be invited to join the pact despite the Russian muddle. A mixed commission proposed to handle Bolshevik seized assets. Observers note broad acceptance of the Russian reply. Lloyd George also proposes steps to prevent war along eastern frontiers.

Aere Genoa Lloyd George Europe Gonov Thlawan W Trey Kartle

Dempsey and Carpentier Sign Fight Articles

London May 12 Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champ and Georges Carpentier Europe’s heavyweight champ signed articles this afternoon for a fight in Europe before June 1923. An English syndicate offered 100000 pounds. another offer of 75000 pounds came from Douglas Stewart for a London bout, per Jack Kearns.

London Jack Dempsey Georges Carpentier Europe Jack Kearns Dempsey United Press Douglas Stewart Kearns

Will Probe Increase In Price Of Gasoline In U S

The Department of Justice is examining recent gasoline price hikes, with Attorney General Daugherty pledging prompt action. Prices rose about 4 cents a gallon over six weeks amid record reserves, and a Congressional inquiry may be considered.

U. S United Press Washington Department of Justice Daugherty United States Bureau of Mines Rasorya Ty

Fiber firm to be reorganized in Williamsport deal

Finunew Service Company of Pittsburgh will take control of Maryland Fiber Products Company now in Williamsport. The plant moved from Hagerstown where operations began. Rehabilitation plans include new machinery and expanded product lines with local citizens offered a financial stake to keep the factory in Williamsport.

Williamsports Finunew Service Company Pittsburgh Maryland Fiber Products Company Williamsport Hagerstown Culaana Wilemsport Anova Cunningham Witlaimsport Wit Hagerstown BE. A. Steinman Warrlar Milner Company Willainsport Avant Mio

Couple confess bank robbery in Savannah case

Savannah police reportJohn Vardeman and a companion confess involvement in a bank robbery tied to a National Bank heist in New York. Investigators say the couple’s admission outlines a $400,000 seizure with ties to a broader satire affair. Details remain unclear as detectives continue inquiries.

Watled Savannah John Vardeman Fits Waren

Sheriff deputies rush to mine blast scene in Penn township

A squad of deputy sheriffs moved to North Beasemar near old today after reports that 76 men attacked the Pat erman mine in Penn township. They planted a heavy dynamite charge, causing an explosion that damaged surrounding properties. Owner H. Peterman assessed the loss at about $1,000. the mine had closed in April.

Y United Prenny Prrrengnant A Ware Beasemar Old Today Paterman Ming Penn Township Ming H. Peterman

Invention Brings New Rat Extermination Method

A county office reveals a novel rat control device installed in the courthouse basement. A tub of water and listed apparatus create a water trap to lure and drown rats, aiming to improve extermination.

Vali Mouala

Harding Off On Weekend Trip For Rest

President Harding departed with Mrs. Harding and friends by motor at 8 for Sea View Country Club near Atlantic City New Jersey for a weekend vacation. He gave no public opinion on the disputed soldier bonus bill and shown no sign of being rushed to a decision. Senate leaders said the measure will continue to stall until the president communicates his stance.

United Washington Senate Harding New Jeraey Sea’ View Country” Club Atlanta City Fidge Ito Thera Iasts

Indictment Returns in Assault Case and Other Charges

The grand jury nears completion with a report expected tomorrow. Indictments include H Edward Lewis for assault with intent to kill for the shooting of Oscar Capote near Sharpaburg. Other cases list Nash Weaver and Holland Billwat for larceny Penny Blaly for assault William D. Rica for support and Vernon Quessford for larceny.

Fuichmont H. Edward Laws Lewla Baing Oscar Capote Sharpaburg Nash Weaver

Water system cost under one hundred thousand

Williamsport officials heard Rev Charles Seymour report on a planned town water system with engineers Alfred M Quick and Caspari. Cost data show possible build under 100 000, with 32 fire hydrants 441 houses pumping station and related works totaling about 86 884 dollars. Quick to visit Williamsport to discuss plans with mayor and council. Lieut Col O Gunningham to address Waynesboro American Legion post on reserve officers.

Water Commission Williamsport Chas . Seymour Cosmittes Seymour Baltimore Alfred M. Quick Caspari State Board of Health Quick Unginesr Caspar Fone Couneil Lanto Gunningham Hagerstown-ia Waynesboro American Legion Cunningham Legion

Tragedy at South Carolina University Ends in Shooting

Professor M Good Homes head of the engineering department at the University of South Carolina was shot dead by university marshal Malls who then shot himself. The tragedy followed a dispute over work.

M. Good Homes Eft University of South Carolina Flen Malls

Poincare Declares Russia Reply Unacceptable At Genoa

Paris May 12 Premier Poincare denounced the Soviet note read to the Genoa conference by Russian Foreign Minister Tebicherin calling the reply utterly unacceptable. He said the French delegation would not join further in the political sub commission work and cited likely rupture of relations with Adeain. He noted France would stay only temporarily due to economic transport concerns and insisted the Soviet terms included a loan for rehabilitation, expert commission negotiations on confiscated private property, and continued propaganda abroad.

France Genoa Paris Poincare Tebicherin Adeain Franca Rusaia

Bill Blizzard Treason Trial Ends Endurance Test

In Charles Town West Virginia the treason trial of Bill Blizzard heatedly continued as jurors sweated and snored in a hot courtroom. Witnesses described miners discussing martial law in Mingo and Logan counties while the prosecution pursued old testimony.

Bill Blittreason John Brown West Virginia Mingo Logan Harless Hang Mingo County Dr. Ing Harriss Freddy Mooney United Mine Workers’ de- Tendant O. K

Roxie Long Defies Cops as Bond Moves Baffle City

Rossie Long, famed crook and bail jumper, escaped extradition, refuses to surrender, and declares he will stay in hiding. A $39,009 bond was posted for his release while Williamsport officials consider a joint centennial celebration with plans for a larger event if a water system is installed.

United Press Pittsburgh Rossie Long Frante Hoxie Hi Ball Williamaport u/ntil Lang Htown Williamsport

Waynesboro Class Receives Degrees At Gitend Encampment

Patriarchal Dagi a to be conferred on Waynesboro candidates next Thursday night at the Odd Fellows Temple. Waynesboro Camp members will attend the ceremony followed by a social event.

C. I Waynesboro Odd Fellows Temple

Death Penalties Sought for Chicago Labor Leaders

Times report from Chicago May 12 says prosecutors will seek death penalties for labor leaders amid Chicago's labor war. A grand jury indicted eight leaders for murder of two police officers. Named: Big Nun Murphy, Fred Mader, Con Shea. Police chief Scarnton calls Chicago crime a war. warns habeas abrogation if unrest persists.

Times Chicago Big Nun Murphy Gunworkers’ Union Powner Chicago Building Trades Council Fred Mader Taol Murphy Con* Shea Theatra Janttora Juatian Scanton Haboad Orofine

Seven Horses and Mules Die in Fire at Cline Farm

Fire destroyed a barn on the farm of former State Senator E B Cline near Cling, Bunker Hill, Berkeley county. Two points of fire were found about two o'clock, trapping horses inside. no animals escaped. Total loss estimated at 2500 to 3000 dollars, largely uninsured. E B Cline’s son, also on the farm, is suspected of arson.

Cling Bunker Hill Berkeley County Cline Washington ‘County E. B. Cline

Sergeant Zang Terror Of Grooks Daddy Hero

Serjeant John A. Zang of the Uo W. M. Railroad patrols is described as a diligent incident rescuer who reports on crooks bandits and thieves, and who now faces a personal life change with the birth of his baby at his Baltimore home.

Sergeant Zang Terror OF John A. Zang Uo W. M. Railroad Pattes Torce PonMar Hays Wouethitg Denides Hia Koma Raltinor Mus Toot

Airmemen Rescue After Ocean Plunge In Atlantic Flight

May 12 Portages airmen Captains Coutina and Bé cadura fell into the sea during a trans Atlantic flight near Fernando Noronha. A rescue by a ship from Lisbon followed. They planned to reach Fernando de Noronha and then Brazil, traveling eastward from Portugal with a Portuguese escort.

Caltea Breas Isbon Coutina Bécadura Fernando

Editor D A Orr Dies in Hospital at 70

David A. Orr editor in chief of Ghakibersburg Valley Spirit and former part owner of The Patriot Harrisburg died Wednesday at Chambersburg hospital after a long illness. He was 70. Survived by wife Lee Black Orr, a son Barclay Orr of Chambersburg, a brother and a sister. Noted Democratic political figure and influential editorial writer.

David A. Orr Ghakibersburg Valley Spirit The Patriot Harrisburg Chanitersburg Hospital Iswirlow Lee Black Orr Barclay T Orr Chambersburg Me ‘Orr Ratsa Severiin Ona O Grryw

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