Tunney Faces Another Suit by Ex Husband
Hot Springs Arkansas report recalls negotiations between Gene Tunney and Katherine Fogarty that threatened a second Dempsey fight. Mayor Leo McLaughlin said a 1927 conference sought $100 000 and a settlement but failed. Fogarty planned to sue for 500000 for alienation of affection after her husband John Fogarty visited Hot Springs.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Gene Tunney
Katherine Fogarty
Jack Dempsey
Leo P. McLaughlin
Tunney
Fosarty
Fort Worth
Tex
Fogarty
Billy Gibson
McLaughlin
areLaughlin
Stong
Mator
John 8
John 8. ‘Fogarty, the Woman's Former Husband To Hot Springs. Fogarty
Deaths in Clearspring and surrounding areas
A series of obituaries notes deaths in Clearspring and nearby towns. Martin E. Boward dies at 60 from complications at his daughter Winter Murray's home, with funeral Monday at 3 at Murray's house, Rev. Diehl. Samuel Elwood Sowers, 39, dies of tuberculosis. services Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran Church with burial at Rose Hill. Edward M. Minnich, 20, dies of spinal meningitis at Washington County Hospital. funeral Monday at 1 from grandparents’ home with Lutheran rites in Leitersburg. John David Strine, 80, dies near Keedysville. last survivor of his parents’ family. funeral Sunday 1 with interment at Fairview Cemetery. Ida M. Bittner, 69, dies at Marion, Pennsylvania. funeral Monday at 2 at her home with interment at Maplewood, Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin E. Boward
Winter Murray
Clearspring
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
P. Lodge
William Boyd
Big Spring
John
Murray
William K. Diehl
Reformed
Samuel Elwood Sowers
Hamilton Boulevard
Trinity Lutheran Church
U. S. Navy
Wyoming
Ida E. Sawlers
John Hankey
Frederick
Helen J
Harry B
Philadelphia
Keller H
This City
George Q
Waynesboro
J. S. Simon
Rose Hill
Edward M. Minnich
Washington ,County
Edward
Paul
Joseph Minnich
Smithsburg
Leitersburg
Worman
John David Strine
Keedysville
John A
Ecker Strine
Johnsville
Frederick County
Banner Lodge
No. 48
Rockford
Alice E. Poffenberger
Hagerstown
Rev. Chapman
Fairview Cemetery
Ida M. Bittner
J. M. Bittner
Marion
Reformed Church
John M. Bittner
New York
C. R. Grossman
J. Frank Miller
S. I. Miller
State Hospital
Norristown
J. C. Sanders
Maplewood
In Memoriam Hattie Bell Koogle Tribute
In memory of Hattie Bell Koogle, the beloved mother gone to rest. Those who remember her are the ones who loved her most, yet she could not speak or say goodbye. One year has passed, and her name remains with us as we miss her more each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Bell Koogle
Goodby
Ocean Planes Hope 10 Jump Off Sunday
Old Orchard Beach Maine May 25 If the crews hopes pay off the airplane Green Flash will start for Rome and the Yellow Bird for Paris at 8 A M tomorrow Roger Q Williams and Lewis A Yancey of the Greenlash and Armano Lotti backer of the Paris shop decided their planes needed only fueling to be ready A plane by the Transportation Corporation of which Williams is president will pair up with a coast guard amphibian to accompany the trans Atlantic planes during the first hour of flight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Rome
Paris
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
Greenlash
Armano Lotti
The
Transportation Corporation
Williams
Coast Guard
Fort Worth air endurance ship nears record breakage
The Fort Worth continues its long flight awaiting fuel and continued air time to surpass the Graf Zeppelin and Question Mark endurance records. Refueling dropped 110 gallons of gasoline and 4.5 gallons of oil as the crew aimed to fly until Wednesday with eight hours left to beat 150 hours 40 minutes. The bulletin notes past distances and hours for comparison, alongside a card of thanks from the McClay family and a local dinner advertisement.
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Petch
America
Friedrichshafen
Fort Worth
Louis Crooy
Victor Croenen
Belgium
Robbins
Mark
Stock Quotations From Furnished by Spielman Co
West Washington Street listings show current stock quotations furnished by W. R. Spielman & Co. at rooms 302 to 334 of the Wareham Building. The notice provides market prices and benchmark figures for investors scanning the day’s trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Spielman & Co
Wareham
West
Washington St
Rooma
Nine Schools Competing In Typing Meet
Sixteen contestants from Frederick Hagerstown and other Maryland schools compete in a 15 minute typing test to determine the state champion who will face the Eastern Shore winner. The victor advances to the International Typewriting Contest in Toronto Canada. Leas Busgard of Frederick High School previously scored 58 words per minute in Sacramento 1928. Canadian Wilma McBride led with 87 errorless wpm. Five girls from Hagerstown High School Frida Yeld Margaret Naser Goldie Clapp Helen Gable and Frances Turner participate in today’s event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Toronto
Canada
Lease Busgard
Frederick High School
Sacramento
Wilma McBride
Calgary Alberta
Frieda Yeld
Margaret Naser
Goldie Clapp
Helen Gable
Frances Turner
Hagerstown High School
Will Observe Prohibition Laws of U S Embassy Privilege Debate
Washington reports President Hoover has not seen Sir Esme Howards letter suggesting the diplomatic corps waive liquor import privilege. It is unlikely he will request diplomats to forgo their long standing immunity. State Department says foreign embassies may continue importing liquor without duties. A bingo game ad for the Gateway Klan at 35 37 N Mulberry St at 8 p m offers groceries as prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Esme Howard
James Carter
Lynchburg
Carter
White House
Diplomatic Corps
State Department
Congress
Credit Worries Darken Early Stock Market Session
New York May 25 traders faced widespread anxiety over the credit situation as stock prices opened irregularly, fell sharply in the first hour, then partially recovered. Anticipated higher Federal Reserve rediscount rates and a call money squeeze eyed for next week, dampening bullish activity. Bearish pressure grew in copper and motor shares with several companies posting new yearly lows. Total volume about 1.2 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve
General Motors
Nash
Hupp
Greene Cananea Copper
Cerro de Pasco
Granby
Packard Motors
Muddy Ruel Seeks Admission to Supreme Court Practice
Harold Muddy Ruel, Washington baseball catcher, will request admission to the Supreme Court practice on Monday. A St Louis attorney, he has practiced before Missouri courts for over three years and plans to argue constitutional questions after his playing days end before the nine justices.
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Washington
Harold “Muddy” Ruel
Washington Baseball Club
Supreme Court of the United States
Ruel
St.Louis
Missouri
Planting season promotion for Mountain View Nursery Co
The Mountain View Nursery Co announces ongoing planting season services for evergreens and shrubs. They offer landscape planning and pricing, inviting customers to visit their nursery at Halfway or call Hagerstown Exchange 2087-W to arrange a plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Exchange
The
Mountain View Nursery Co. Ady
Pen Mar Music Co Incorporation Granted
The Pen Mary Music Stores Inc at 1 East Washington Street has received articles of incorporation from the State Tax Commission. Capitalization is 100000 dollars divided into 1000 shares of preferred stock at 100 dollars par and 1000 shares of common stock no par. Incorporators are Elmer J. Binford James Bird and Dewey J. Edward.
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Pen Mary Music Stores, Inc
East
Washington Street
Bee
State Tax Commission
Elmer J. Binford
James Bird
Dewey J. Edward
Haston Will Filed in Court for Probate
The will of Charles C Haston was filed for probate in the Orphans Court yesterday. Drawn in 192 the will provides for many personal bequests and at the time the estate was valued at about $100000. Abilities created in later years will absorb a good portion of the equity. Charitable bequests and friends both the deceased and his mother were remembered. A life insurance policy for $50000 is made payable to the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Haston Wa
Orphans Court
Pound Bros Bakery sale seals Pound brothers tie in Clearspring
Business note reports J Clarence Pound buying his brother Charles E Pound out of Pound Bros Bakery in Clearspring. Deed filed this morning. Also noting Personal Finance Company Hagerstown leasing a storeroom in the Hotel Alexander Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business News
J. Clarence Pound
Charles E. Pound
Pound Bros.bakery
Clearspring
Hagerstown
Alexander
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Woman's Benefit Assoc
Row’s
Nicodemus National Bank
Cis Nicodemus National Bank
Hagerstown, Md
Frank McClay
J. H. McClay
Ady
Hill Side Inn
State Line
Tomcross
Hotel Hamilton Coffee Shop
Fred Y. Mills Music Store
West Franklin Street
Victor
Columbia Records
H.L. Mills
Baltimore St
Atchison
Andes
Suma
Wateks
Am Locomotive
Am Sugar
Balto
Ohio
Barnsdall
Witelate
Bethlehem Steel
Aes Chile Copper
Columbia Gas
Chesa, & Olio
Chrysler
Chic
Kennecott
Lorillard
Mont, Ward
Overland One
Phillips Pete
Penna
R. H
Eh Pub. Soc. O. J
Radio
Repb Iron Steel
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Weesons
BOS
Standard Oil N. J
Studebaker
Stewart Warner
Texas Gulf
TOR Bat
Oiloe Timken R
Union Pacific
U.S. Rubber
U.S. Steel Westhouse
Western Md
Wright Aero
P. O. Box
K. T. Hager
Church and
Prospect Sts
W. Franklin St
Heymakers Orchestra of
U. 8
Esme
United States
Gateway Klan
Mulberry St
Adv
Anitary EA
Franklin St
Joe Mills
Bob Russell
North Carolina
Hagerstown Bank & Trust Co
Hagerstown, Maryland
Washington Square Boons Horo Leitersberg and
Maugansviled
PEN Mar Music CO
Easton
Flag and Decorating CO
Wilmington, Delaware
Maryland, Delaware and
D. C
B. P. D. Elks’ Decorating Committee
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