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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
11
Fire Chief E. D. Munson issued a proclamation urging Hagerstown residents to observe Fire Prevention Week from Oct 4 to 10. The message highlights vast fire losses, stresses individual responsibility, and lists practical safety rules to reduce fires and injuries.
Albert E. Hays through attorney D Angle Wolfinger filed suit yesterday for 2000 damages against the Western Maryland Railroad after an accident at the Church street crossing when a truck owned and driven by Hays collided with an engine. Average Canal Zone temperature listed as 379 degrees with a note on silk production in China spanning over 4000 years.
Photogravure offers faithful vivid pictures in the Sunday Sun. The photogravure section is the most popular feature, popular in homes, and the paper asserts it is the city’s only Baltimore paper with such a section.
Law enforcement subject for parley at a Fly Ing Squadron Foundation conference in Hagerstown. Three speakers Col Alfred L Moudy Stewart and Miss Norma C Brown will discuss topics at First Baptist Church St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church and MC A from tomorrow through Sunday with open live discussions for all attendees.
John Semler was arrested yesterday afternoon for operating an automobile under the influence. He is held for a hearing before Justice J. Scott Nower. Patrolmen Brown and Treytiols, who made the arrest, said they found him attempting to drive an automobile while intoxicated.
A report notes an incident involving an individual named Bile track through the Publiq Equa yesterday afternoon while under the influence of liquor. Authorities reportedly intervened to manage the situation and ensure safety.
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