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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1923

Page

11

German Socialists May Force Reparations Offer To Allies

Berlin reports indicate Foreign Secretary Baron von Rosenberg has tendered his resignation over the reparations crisis, but Ebert and Cuno opposed acceptance. Socialist Reichstag members press the government, urging new reparations proposals as Germany plans fresh talks after consulting Britain.

Ciy International Berlin von Rosenberg Cuno Ebert Wilhelm Cuno Reichstag Ébata International News Service Germany Great Pritula Wfternosn

Dokkies Initiate Big Class At Sharpsburg

More than 200 Dokkies traveled to Sharpsburg where a class of 13 candidates joined the Dramate Order Knights of Khornigan. Members were banqueted by the Memorial Association of Sharpsburg. Initiation ceremonies were in the Steed Men's Hall after drills by Darak Temple Degree and Patrol teams. JO Conover and M D Moore spoke on the county dairy situation with plans to extend the dairy biathesa in Washington County.

Sharpsburg Dramate Order Knights of JO. Conover Extension Service College Park M. D. Moore Onover Biathesa Washington County

Prohibition Closes Murray’s Old-Time Spot on Broadway

New York May 17 The management of Murray's on Forty second Street closes its doors forever after patrons ignore the Eighteenth Amendment. The famed Gay White Way tavern and other well known venues have suffered, forced out of business by enforcement actions.

New York Murray Forty-Second Street

Government loan to Seaboard authorized by ICC

Washington May 17 The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a government loan of 6 769 000 to the Stanford Air Line Co with collateral notes pledged. The commission also approved Witness Central sale of 14 003 000 in equipment to relay funds for new stock issuance. The comment about a fat man appears out of place.

Washington Stanford Air Line Co Interstate Commerce Commission Senuilles Witness Central Commission

Witnesses Detail Bribe Attempt in Fuller Trial Probe

Witnesses before a New York grand jury testified about attempts to bribe a juror in the E M Fuller trial. May McCann secretary to Howard Beidleman said a man sought her as go between offering a bribe. Beidleman, who served on the Fuller jury that disagreed, appeared as a witness in the investigation of alleged bribes to jurors.

Howard Beidleman E. M. Fuller Wall Street Fuller

Radium valued at 29 million as market shifts

A terse report notes radium price at 29 million, signaling market volatility. The piece remarks on wealth and power dynamics, referencing inherited holdings and long term value as raw materials fluctuate in energy sectors.

Conductor Retires After 42 Years On Western Maryland Rail

Jesse Smith of Baltimore retires after 42 years as a passenger train conductor on the Western Maryland Railway. He cites eight reasons for retiring including giving a younger man a chance at the job and stepping down after long service. The announcement notes his pension and reflects on his daily run.

Smprov Wester Maryland Railroad Jesse Smith Baltimore Smith Chance Mr. Smith

Kidney Troubles Relief From Foray Kidney Pills

A garbled testimonial from Maggie Nelson of Mogsdale Florida describes severe headache back ache and leg pain with kidney and bladder problems. She claims medicines failed and an operation was considered before kidney pills provided relief and general bold improvement.

Maggie Nelson Mogsdale Fla

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