04 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1916
Page
1
The piece notes Tuesday registration day saw some citizens register while many did not. It discusses potential fall election impact on taxes and business, party efforts to mobilize voters, and mentions Republicans relying on funds versus the opposing side depending on volunteers for registration costs.
In Martinsburg West Virginia Gel 4 Gib son Twariitan of Mortis was sentenced to four years in Moondevile Penitentiary after leading a group of slights with a revolver. Within Dixon of Washington pleaded guilty to placing a pile on a rack near Kera and received five years. A separate warning followed as a wreck was narrowly averted when Gal came along and vows to act were stated.
A murky report notes Seed Boys handling of a public school purity policy. Principal George Buel at Shortridins Bed School denied access to two students amid pollen court remarks. Judge Takaltajoenslait suggested the actlana may not justify harsh example for others toward pure status.
New York report describes a union following a political tour as candidates and activists discuss suffrage efforts. The piece notes Mrs. Raymond Byrn presiding over a NYS suffrage event and mentions William Hubert as a key figure in a contest tied to the equal franchise movement.
Louis Meyers has secured a license for a new clothing and general merchandise store at McPherdott Avenue and Wilkerson Street with A. Meyers in charge. A large stock is secured and the business opens as a development for W Franklin. In nearby news a trolley car incident at Washington Street is noted with a White car rear fender damage and trolley company payout mentioned. Highteen members were added to the King’s Prainders group in a main meeting, listing several names including Mrs Kidwell and Mrs Geo Wat r.
The Millet plant receives the boiler ordered from Heinn Safely Boiler Co of Phonexville. Work to install the boiler will commence immediately under supervision of De. W. Preston Miller and partners.
A damaged text fragment reports J. B. Wachten's Buick involved in a penchlar accident near a building on Jonathan Sir. The vehicle’s top and upper panels were bent. a cat was unoccupied at the time. details are unclear due to garbled transcription.
In a confused court scene Barbary Swath Viola Rtekobls faced charges of street waiting. Witnesses testified to unclear acts. the judge dismissed the prisoners after calm admonishment and a warning about dangerous driving. Fines or penalties were imposed on several individuals for various minor offenses.
Fire companies rushed to Wolwut and Antietam Street for a small fire at a dump pile near the C. Vv. Vailrond tracks. A line of hose was used but the blaze was not extinguished. The Monoe ruck ran through the party dalle back of C. dapat safely.
Report notes bets on the upcoming election outcome with wagers up to $6,000 and even money odds. Mention of possible results shows supporters predicting a wet majority by about 25 points, while others expect no takers on some offers. Auxiliary meetings outline committees and events, with date set for a gathering in late August. New meat shop opening at 8 Mulberry Street by Russo T. Yair promises to maintain old stand’s popularity and carry familiar line of goods.
A garbled update from Wayneboro describes two local clubs facing each other in a match. Coppery phrasing and scattered names suggest a chaotic summary with unclear outcomes and several unreadable terms.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an event labeled ENGERGARTEN or The Telimargarien at ile Hay Nara ergowill opie Montag with unclear details and identities. The readable text suggests a cultural or theatrical listing in Ogertown on a Monday, but specifics are not decipherable.
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