Physician Held After Housekeeper's Sudden Death
Bridgeport Connecticut May 31 Dr Andrew Melville Ewing a London born specialist in men's diseases rejected bail on a breach of peace charge after the death in his office of Mrs Mary Kerrigan his housekeeper who he said was also his wife The woman died after a period of coma and Ewing said he had given her strychnine to end the coma Police found the dead woman in a bed and the doctor claimed self defense during questioning by police
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Dy International News Service
Bridgeport
Conn
Andrew Melville Ewing
London
England
Mary Kerrigan
Ewing Sald
Ker
Rizan
Greencastle Golfer Captures Flag Tourney Win
W Vingling of Greencastle won the first prize in a Flag Tourney at Hagerstown Country Club on the Nag taucna course. Clarence Stickel placed second, Te D Hoover and Charles Powles tied for third and fourth after 36 golfers competed. The greens were in prime condition as players gathered daily.
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W. Vingling
Greencastle
Hagerstown Country
Clarence Stickel
Te D. J. Hoover
Waynenboro
Charles Powles
Calls Complaint About Road Lot Sale Scheme
Petitioners before the County Commissioners seek control of a small road from Cavetown Pike to Paper Alt to raise land value by road access. Raymond Stowifer testifies his land is affected and claims the move is to profit from alteration. A gate has barred passage but residents retain permission to use the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavetown
Raymond Stowifer
Siangh
York
Fuzs Eleredd
Dean Surrenders After Car Attack on Officers
John Dean, a Negro, charged with running down two officers during a stop for a traffic violation, gave bail after surrendering to police. Officers say Dean drove at them, striking Patrolman Brown, who suffered a deep cut. Bond set at 300 dollars for assault on officers and 25 dollars for having no rights, for a Turbo hearing.
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Dean
John
Conuradt
Wey
Thurston
Brown
Mean
Nean
Bass Fishing Opens In Potomac Tomorrow
Fishermen prepare for the bass season opening on the Potomac River tomorrow June 4. Reports from Williamsport and nearby grounds indicate good conditions for the first day. The tributaries in Washington County remain closed until June 13.
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Potomac River
Williamsport
Favornte
Washington County
Rescue Cripple And Sick Children From Burned Hospital
Sixty five sick and crippled children were carried to safety as a large frame drilling hospital wing burned. A huge water tank blast and flames followed an explosion, prompting chief Michael Shannahan to pull alarms. Ambulances from two dozen hospitals rushed aid.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Aick Aml
Michael Shannahan
Calla
Jail Delivery Thwarted at Frederick by Deputy’s Discovery
Deputy Steril Arthur Jonas uncovered a plan to drill through the wall of the last cell at Frederick Jail on Monday night. Investigators found cut bricks and loosened mortar as leaders expected an early breakout. Washington men Thomas Wright and Lawrence Wilson were suspected of triggering the riot over stolen law books. A sharpened spray pump end was hidden in the cell.
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Frederick
Arthur Jonassy
Thomas Wright
Liewrance Wilson
Washington
Jones
Experiment Field Leased By University For Five Years
The University of Maryland has leased six acres on Simon L Downey's farm near Nownsville for crop rotation demonstration on limestone soil. The project aims to identify ground best yielding rotations, not truck farming. lease period noted as five years. A separate item notes a Wilting Workers meeting at Grace A B Sunday School with Mrs. Charles Miller on West Franklin Street at 8 o clock, urging full attendance for important business.
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University of Maryland
Simon L. Downey
Nownsville
Uiase
Grace A. B
Ehenoma
Charles Miller
West Franklin Street
Harry Flannery Named Editor In Chief At Notre Dame
The Dally Malters from the University of Notre Dame in Notre Dame Indiana announces Harry W Flannery a Hagerstown youth has risen from reporter to editor in chief at the Notre Dame Daily The paper covers general news and sports and is deemed attractive and readable.
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Harry Flannery
Notre Dame
University of Notre Dame
Ind
Harry W. Flannery
Hagerstown
Slarry W. Plannery
Flannery
Spirits Warn of Disaster Says Conan Doyle Prediction
Sir Conan Doyle forecasts a looming catastrophe for humanity described as a clash between spiritual and material forces. He frames the great war as a precursor to upheaval that could include earthquakes or flooding, a divine vengeance for the rejection of religion.
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Conan
Local golfers entered in Baltimore tournament
Joseph W. Byron Carl Stonebraker W A Roulette and Raw Cocking representing the Hagerstown Country Club enter the invitation tournament at the Baltimore Country Club course.
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Baltimore
Joseph W. Byron
Carl Stonebraker
W. A. Roulette
Raw. Cocking
Hagerstown
iGlub
Baltimore Country Club
Labor Board condemned as outlaws by AFL leaders
The document shows Samuel Rea and Pennsylvania shopmen clashing with the Labor Board over wage cuts and supposed outlawing of unionists. Gompers denounces Board as a custodian of power while AFL calls for accountability as shopmen face penalties and officials are criticized amid ongoing disputes and protestations.
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Samuel Ree
Hello
Rea
Pennsylvania
American Federation of Labor
Publc
Oat
Gompers
Samual Gompers
Deaths of Mrs Mary Davis and others in Washington
Sudden death of Mrs Mary Davis 72 at home 128 Bln yatreet while talking with her husband William E Davis. She had heart trouble, member of St Pauls M E Church. Survivors include Mrs Magele Brown and Miss Mary B Davis of Washington, D C, Mrs J M Wilkliwon of Atlantic City, and William J Davis at home. Funeral notices will follow. widow Louisa Zlimmerman died at 78, long time member of Delta Lutheran Church. survivors listed among children and relatives.
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Mary & Q Davis
Willian E Davis
Washington, D. Gy
J. M. Wilkliwon
Atlantic City
Wiliam J. Mavis Ab
Louisa A. Zlimmerman
Widlow
Luther Mt. Zimmertau
Qed
John A. Burton
Potomac Street
Delttty Lutheran Church
Buevivieur
Harry Loxford
Iatoiarwot
Mus
Lurton
Magnes Town
Piltadalphia
Horaco Bk
Mr Morrky
Wan Ory Britny
Omlock
Tha Bend
Tabia
Notice to Daily Mail Subscribers
Daily Mail subscribers should receive their paper by regular carriers for later than 8 o clock P M. If not delivered by that time phone the Circulation Department and we will guarantee delivery up to 7 P M. Call Circulation Department 404, 105 or 108.
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Daily Mail
Plans for new Y addition to be drawn soon
At a board meeting of the MLC A held Tuesday evening the plan for a new Y M C A addition to the present building will be drawn up in a few days. An estimate of cost will be submitted before a definite decision by directors. Mid summer styles feature organdie frocks and bouffant outfits with satin or silver accents.
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MLC. A
Markets Mix of Grains and Feeds in Hagerstown May 31
Market listings show wheat at .53 per bushel, flour at 00 to 20, and corn at 140 per bushel. Additional prices appear for screenings, rye, oats, bran, middlings, corn meal, alfalfa meal, cotton seed meal, and beet sugar, reflecting a broad range of farm commodities and feed ingredients in the Hagerstown market on May 31.
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Hagerstown
Freckles Vanish With Othine Double Strength
An advertisement promotes Othine Double Strength as a treatment for freckles. It promises a clear complexion with early improvements and offers a money back guarantee if results are not satisfactory. The copy urges asking the druggist specifically for the double strength preparation.
Aunt Maggie's Will postponed to next Friday night
A play titled Aunt Maggie's Will planned for Smithsburg has been postponed until next Friday night due to coinciding with a high school commencement. Miss Susan Garberson, County Home Demonstration Agent, will pursue vocational therapy work in New York this fall. Mrs. Tuckfield remains in Angerstown until July then heads to Long Island for summer. Linen blouses in green yellow and red are highlighted as durable and practical fashion items from Katherine B. Tuckfield and Miss MacClintock's School.
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Maggie
Smithsburg
Gite
Umder
Susan Garberson
Antil
Charles Liubert
New York
Tuckfield
Angersto Wdll
Long Island
Katherine B
TuckBeld
Geous Alk
Lesa
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Dune
Erzena
Cuthura
Virginia Shepherd
Vailey Station
Tehran
CIA
Mos
Alica- Holma
Huron
Warenon
City Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
Potomac
University
Mahdeen
Uae
Wageceray
Labor Board
Brebian
Petragead
Tone Central
Call Circulation Department
Chas. W. Martz
Fisk Re
San Orey
Ludwig Motor Co
Potomac Motors Bie
Chag, MM. Weant
Hay D. Newnan
Lowiy Uf Blair
Hagerstown Clearing House
John B. Kieffer
Sec
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Babbitt’s
New York State
Flora Dorab
Cal
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