Circus Press Agent Promotes Circus Fun For Reporters
Circus press agent Regan hails Hagentack-Wallace show and teases reporters about nosey questions while praising the elephants camels and trained performers. Parade crowds fill downtown as two matinees and an evening show draw hungry crowds and a wide array of acts from around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BI Martin
Mr. Egan
Hagentack-Wallace Circus
Preas
Regan
Heir Pardon
Mr. Regan
Weather Outlook Across Regions With Varying Showers
May 10 report from International News Service notes general fall conditions across the South Atlantic area tonight with possible showers in parts of North Carolina on Tuesday. The East Gulf Coast will see cooler, falllike weather tonight turning warmer with local showers on Tuesday as winds remain light to gentle offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leternational News Service
Washington
North Carolina
East Gull
Wong
South Atlantis
Veterans Hear Patriotic Sermon At First Brethren Church
Delegations from the G. A. R Post Sons of Veterans and Ladies Auxiliaries attended a service at First Brethren Church where Rev G O Carpenter preached The Soldier Needed from St Pauls words The country is made great by square people readings by Dorothy Long and Barnl Gearhart and a men s choir performance accompanied by patriotic decor and flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R Post
Sons of Veterans
Spain
First Brethren Church
G. O. Carpenter
St. Paul
Dorothy Long
Barnl Gearhart
Put Up A Fight With Officers In Maryland
Roy Miller, under indictment for non support, was arrested at his Breathedsville home after officers Deputy Kaylor and Detective Chapman of the Western Maryland Railway force confronted him. He allegedly attacked them, was subdued, and jailed. Authorities note Miller faced prior charges for stealing chickens, with a conviction and parole granted. Deputy Kaylor also arrested Ardell Watson on non support and Paul Thompson of Williamsport on bootlegging. Fifteen persons were arrested on indictments Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaylor
Chapman
Maryland
Roy Miller
Breathedsville
Wcmon
Criminal Court
Miller
Ardell Watson
Paul Thompson
Williamsport
Tifteen Dersons
Market uncertainty weighs on stocks amid tax debate
NEW YORK May 19 Uncertainty over Senate action on tax legislation and a presidential veto threat sent dull reaction through early trading. Steel common led declines dropping over a point while other issues fell. Stewart Warner and Anaconda faced renewed pressure with fresh lows for the year, Congoleum slid to new year lows at $2.50. Railroad shares remained steady as call money rose to 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senate
Stock Exchange
Stewart Warner
H D M Laughlin Dies Here Today
Hagerstown resident and retired business man H D McLaughlin died at 2 20 AM at his home 1207 Hamilton Boulevard after a heart leakage. He conducted a bakery and confectionery for 30 years on South Potomac Street and retired four years ago. Survived by widow Neom Baer Laughlin two daughters Mrs C Frederick Bikle and Mrs H Carlyle Mackenzie of Hagerstown two sisters Mrs C B Clapp and Mrs H B Irvin of Hagerstown and brother Clyde R McLaughlin of New Orleans Funeral services will be held from his late residence at 3 20 PM Wednesday with Rev Ver N Ridgely officiating Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlod. Melaughlin
Hagerstown
Hamilton Boulevard
McLaughlin
Sam ‘Uel L
Adelaide King McLaughlin
South Potomac
H. B. Irvin
Clyde R. McLaughlin
New Orleans
la Loulhe Schmidt
Germany
Vershe
Rose Hillem
Siu
Schmidt
Panange
San Francisco
Albert Smith
Willinme
North
Prospect Street
Frick Manufacturing Company
Waynesboro
Co. K
201St Regiment of
Pennsylvania Volunteers Infantry
M. Landis
F. Asbury
Walter Smith
York, Penna
William Foucke
Thomas Cleland
Frank Cleland
Walter Cleland
Hageratown
Church of Christ
Wayneshore
Rey
William Ny Norment
C. A. Frick
Burna, Hll Cemetery
Pressure to Beat Bonus Faces Narrow Senate Margin
The Senate debate over the bonus bill hinges on a narrow margin with seven invited guests arriving to influence votes. President Harding’s veto is expected to be sustained unless several currently doubtful lawmakers shift. Senator Sterling’s stance shifted toward supporting override after talks, while other key senators weigh their positions as the roll approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Senate
White House
Seraott Smoot
Utah
Kendrick
Wyoming
Smoot
Massachusetts
Benator Sterling
South Dakota
Sterling
Sena
Natural Dreco remedy ad promises nerve and digestion cure
An old style advertisement touts Dreco as a natural plant based medicine for nervousness indigestion and fatigue. It claims to cleanse the body and build blood, boasting testimonials and urging readers to buy at drug stores.
Prisoner Sent Here To Investigate
A prisoner identified as Ruby, convicted of violating liquor laws and sentenced to nine months in the House of Correction, returned to Hagerstown. Friends claimed Baltimore authorities secured his release to travel to western county mountains and learn if Hart had been there. Ruby, once linked to a Battle Skin Ridge gang, denied parole and prompted sheriff and Parole Board inquiries. Emory L. Coblentz pledged immediate investigation and to inform local authorities of details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houns of Correction
Hagerstown
Friands
Ruby
Baltimore
Hart
Battle Skin Ridge
House of Correction
Parole Board
Emory L. Coblentz
Uhis
Coblentz
Coblents
New York Produce Markets Report May 19
New York markets show steady wheat with prices for Dec 1109% May 1044 July 1N64% Sept 107% No 2 Red Winter 123% export basis 12134 c. CORN weak No 2 yellow 96 No 8 white 95 No 2 mixed 94 WAY per 100 pounds firm No 1 1660160 No 3 1202180. Straw per 100 pounds steady 850100. Flour prices at mills spring patents 625075 clears baba 676 soft winter straights 580-580. Live poultry fair demand turkeys 20-30 ducks 16-25 broilers 27-30 fowls 26-28 roosters 16 geese 12-14. Butter fair demand creamery higher buttering 39-24 44 creamery exports 28-40 creamery Ultata 87-89 44 ladies fresh extras 24-35. Bucks quiet nearby white fancy 34-26 nearby brown fancy 30-32. Local ads note Schumacher feed 1.06 special week quarter pint lemon or vanilla extract, five pounds sugar. Also barber shop ad open for business 79 Virginia Ave. Card party Friday evening May 20 by Catholic Daughters of America in K of O Hall Hamilton Row. Admission 50. Card party 6:15.
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New York
O. Ft. N
Tye
Baba
Jira Apassie
New Subscribers Announced for The Daily Mail
The Daily Mail, widely read in Hageratown and county, announces new subscribers including C. C. Branchman of Forrestative and Florence Wyncoop of 538 North Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mail
Hageratown
C. C. Branchman
Forrestative
Florence Wyncoop
Prominent Hagerstown figure Charles Thropp dies suddenly
Charles E. Thropp a theater and business leader in Hagerstown died suddenly at his West Franklin Street home of heart disease aged 48. He had attended church earlier, was active in civic and fraternal circles, and managed Nixon's Academy. Survived by his mother two sisters and a brother. Funeral plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Thropp
Flagerstown
Franklin Apartments
West Franklin Street
Emma J. Thropp
Thropp
Ity
Hageratown
Decy
Aicore
Charles Eldon Thropp
New York City
Nixons Aciamoy
Hagerstown
Thes Theatres
Ginca
St. John's Episcopal, Church
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Kiwanty Club
Chamber of Commerce
Hagerstown Baseball Club
Nixon's Academy
Ld. Potomac Paster Advertising Corporation
Western Maryland Plumbers Supply Company
Jemma L. Thropp
Migs Qclara Thropp
Liza Jessie James Company
Florence Clelen
Central Parity
Long Island
New York
Frank R. Thropp
Washington
Circus Giant Too Long For Bed At Hospital
Washington County Hospital faced a unique crisis when Jim Traver, an 8 foot 6 inch Hagenbeck Wallace circus giant, required admission for laryngitis after exposure to severe weather. No bed could accommodate him, so he occupies two beds. Doctors say he will be all right soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
Jim Traver
Jim
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Obituaries From White Post and Nearby Towns
Multiple local obituaries note survivors and funeral details for Holmes McCormick James Rowland Henry Brown Florence T Bowers and relations across White Post Keadysville Brucetown Funkstown and Hagerstown. Services are set for tomorrow and Tuesday with interment in Boyce and nearby cemeteries.
Ambassador To Japan Quits
The official report states he fears retirement and cites family matters since his retirement to Japan. Exclusion legislation before the President for signature or veto, with hope Woods may remain in Tokyo until the issue passes. Woods is praised by State Department officials for an excellent record since succeeding Warren in Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Woods
Hughes
Alao Woods
Tokio
Charles Beecher Warren
Tokyo
State Department
Varly
Hanting
Spain
Ha Wan
Panosylvania
102 Attend Bible Class at St Pauls Methodist
At the Women s Bible Class of St Paul s Methodist Episcopal church yesterday 102 were present. Mrs HL Beachley taught the lesson and Mrs H Zeigler conducted. The average attendance at the class was 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul'’a Methodist Episcopal Church
HL Kk Beachley
H. Zeigler
Chicago Grain Market Opens Mixed On May Wheat Prices
Chicago May 19 Wheat and yarn opened with mixed changes and unchanged cabs. Early quotes show Wheat May at 104, July 106, Sept 107, Dec 110 percent. Gor-May 16K, July 757016. Data May 47%0, July 44, Sept 394. Lard Sept 1099.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Renner Indicted for Man Support
William Renner was indicted to the grand jury for man support and arrested this morning by Sharifa force officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Renner
Grand
Thia
Sharifa Force
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Circus
Coolidge
Big Top
Atul
Lance
Rogan
Fiandreda
Dor Tolley
Rudy's Drugslore
Atreets
Fira Hands
Muallang
Gcorea
Pretty Aranie Stara
Orient
Far East
GREY
Rev. Carpenter
H. D. M’laughlin
Mother Nature
Dreco
Henry Boned
Hitler
Cumberland
Joe A
Hte Howell
Dreco Datta Ana Eae Ge
Nore
New York Produce Markets
Schumacher
Kenny CO
H. Douglas Davis
Omoe
W. Washington At
Virginia
Ava
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of O. Hall
Hamilton Row
Chas. E. Thropp
Coffman
Walter Byron Steht
Hagerstown Lodge of Inks
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jf Fmily
Tiong Island
Wiliam B. McGormick
Pope Avenus
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Wolfe Oil Corporation
United States
Bepala Watoma Kniar Thal
Oxtakoma
Circus Giant
St. John's Hotacopal Church
Shenandoah
Masune
Heta
Bis
Burwell
Brooke MeCormick
Allstar
Thomas Shumate
White Poste
Holmes McCormick
Funorni
Sarvivaa
Trev
Walter Byron Stahl
Boyce
John H. Rowland
Imra
George Athey
Keadysville
Charles Rowland
Brucetown
Henry Brown
Bellevue
Brown
Martin
Held
Duffey
Belloyus
Bbers
Philippines
Philadelphia
Florence T. Bowers
Allert S. Bowers
Hankstown
First Christian Church of
Beaver Cretle
Willams Myers
Mt. Lenn
Mulley
Elizabeth
Anna Bello
Grifith
Keedysville
Baryland Lowry
AJAX
Battery Service CO
Jost
Beck Brothers
4. D. McLoughlin
Garver’s
Garver Furniture Co
North Potomac Street
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