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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1929

Page

7

Rigid Inspection of Chrysler Parts A Glimpse Into Lab Testing

A Detroit era article describes Chrysler parts undergoing extreme lab trials before final assembly. It notes windshield wipers, switches for tail lights, and other components being tested for durability under prolonged use. The piece also recalls that forty four years ago steel framed offices were rare, with the first built in 1886.

Chrysler Chrysler Laboratory aTs America

Nicholson Held For Court Action In Bond Default

William Nicholson, held on $2500 bond, was jailed after arrest Saturday night and remained for Allegany County grand jury action on charges of holding up and robbing Harold H. Sixton a crippled Cumberland taxi driver. State's Attorney Huster noted Nicholson had a prior penitentiary term for taxi-driver robbery. Wilbur Canfield aided arrest by reporting Nicholson forced him from his taxi at pistol point and stole $24. Sixton says he lost $8 in the same manner. Nicholson faces additional Cumberland charges, but bonds set in only one case.

William Nicholson Allegany County Harold H. Sixton Cumberland Huster Nicholson Hagerstown Wilbur Canfield Canfield

Wife Slayer Gets Death Sentence

WESTMINSTER May 29. John Orestes Marsh was sentenced to hang for the murder of his wife in Carroll County Circuit Court. He said he had not been in good condition for several days, and that if he had been in his right mind he would not have done it. Mrs. Marsh was killed at her sister’s home after taking refuge there. Marsh was convicted in a brief trial yesterday.

Westminster Carroll County John Orestes Marsh Marsh

Byrd Buys Berryville Estate Rosemont for 100000

Governor Harry Flood Byrd of Virginia has purchased Rosemont a 150 acre estate and 26 room mansion from Mrs. William Morgan Smith widow of Dr. William Morgan Smith of Alexandria for about 100000 Possession will be given July 1 and Byrd plans to make Rosemont his home after his term ends the property lies just outside Berryville ten miles from his Winchester home and adjoins an existing 500 acre apple orchard where he has summer residence plans.

Harry Flood Byrd Virginia Rosemont William Morgan Smith Alexandria Smith Berryville Gov. Byrd Winchester

Western Maryland Railway sees May traffic rise despite coal dip

The Western Maryland Railway reports improved traffic in the first three weeks of May, hinting at higher gross and net earnings for the month even as coal shipments continue to fall. Ad.

Western Maryland Railway

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