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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1923

Page

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Walton Holds Secret Parley With Advisers

Oklahoma City dispatch reports a secret governor's conference with advisers as guards patrol state offices. The looming legal battle over election material and potential injunctions threaten a move to the state supreme court, with Walton foreseeing a 200000 strong K K strength and rivals calling the mutation a broader uprising. A second item notes a Doverstown plant fire destroying Belly Manufacturing Co. with $50000 loss and town saves.

Oklahoma City Okla State House Oklatoma City Itis Oklahoma National Guard House of State Supreme Court Walton

Poison Booze Kills 75 in Philadelphia in Eight Months

A report from the Bureau of Vital Statistics says poisonous liquor sold by bootleggers has killed seventy-five people in Philadelphia in the last eight months, more than twice the annual toll from alcoholic drinks.

Fly Internationals News Service Philadelphia Oct Boot Feggore Bureau of Vital Statistics Department of Health

Cabinet backs stern position of Poincaré

Paris Oct 4 The French cabinet unanimously endorses Premier Poincaré's firm stance toward Germany after Berlin's Ruhr appeasement. He declares Germany’s reparations offers null and void, and there is no German proposal for Allied review. The policy favors neutral observation of German internal affairs.

Frank E. Mason Paris Germany Poincara Berlin Ruhr France Cuno Polncare Foreign Office Nuremberg von Kahr Yagarla Bayatlan

Convicts Seize Prison Fire as Guards Fire From Exterior

In Kentucky at Eddyville Prison three life term convicts seized guards weapons and hold thirty nine officers on a second floor dining room barricade since yesterday morning. Two guards were killed and another mortally wounded in the siege as national guardsmen and police hasten to end the stand-off with gas and mobile firepower.

Kentucky Penitentiary PAY International News Service Eddysville Hopkinsville State Penitentiary Heras Louisville Frankfort

Prize Fowls Stolen Here From Marry Bliam’s Yard

Thieves entered the yard last night and stole a chop of prize chickens owned by Marry Bliam aged 74. A series of arrests has followed in the county as chickens are reported missing. Police say a man with a weapon was seen near the scene and the public is urged to report any further thefts or sightings of prize fowl.

Marry B.lian Feaderles Sonia Voueweil Wiper Eulae Jewvat Grawer

Legal assaults upon the Webb will legal assaults upon the Webb will

Two men and 25 adults contend over the estate of Mrs. Gertrude Gorman Webb valued above two million dollars as toxicology reports hint mercury poisoning may have hastened her death. Dr. Mexandar Gettler reports possible kidney impact from mercury causing uncertain death timing. Authorities weigh medical opinions amid ongoing inquiry. Germans clash in Vindенburg with casualties and injuries reported.

New York Gertrude Gorman Webb Mexandar Gettler Weat Chaster County Hichlor Lo

Reserve Board Says Farmers Are Better Off This Year

The Federal Reserve Board reported farmers are in a better financial position than last year despite some discontent. Credit needs in farm regions are fully met by banks and reserve facilities. Higher domestic demand and stronger industrial employment boosted farmers buying power, offsetting weak foreign markets and higher costs for labor and materials.

Reserve Board My International Washington Federal Reserve Board Reserve Bank System

Penna Driver Booted Drives Into Auto

Authorities search for a Pennsylvania motorist who yesterday drove into the machine of C. Sc. Snyder of Clearspring on the Western pike. Bill Snyder's car was badly damaged. The map in the Pennsylvania car was under the influence of liquor at the time.

Pennsylvania C. Sc. Snyder Clearspring Western Pike Bill Snyder

Saloonkeepers Ignore Closure Orders in Philadelphia

In Philadelphia bars remain open despite Pinchot ultimatum to remove fixtures and halt saloon business. Saloonkeepers, advised by counsel, plan to challenge the closing order as unconstitutional under the Volstead act. Governor Pinchot toured the area, meeting Dairy Council attendees, while dry forces consider injunctions but take no action yet.

Inbrnational News Service Philadelphia Pinchot State Police Department of Justice Kara P. S. Stahmecker Dairy Council Apectatora

Chlorine Gas Leak Sickenes City Workers at Mill

In Manayunk Pennsylvania six city slramen and 39 persons were overcome by chlorine gas from a leak at the DA and Collins paper mill. Twenty required hospital treatment. Dr. Maurice Francis Ryan and other doctors aided victims.

Secre Manayunk Get Slramen DA & Collins Egan Keevier Haven N. du. Get Maurice Francis Ryan CI. S Gaid

Heron Catches a Two Pound Carp

A heron on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal near Williamsport dropped a two pound carp after being disturbed by J Fravik Wine, section foreman, who found the big fish and took it to Williamsport. The bird stood over four feet and was a fig bird.

J. Fravik Wine Chesapeake and Okla Canal Wilhamaport Whnich Mr. Wine Williamsport

Attacks on Republican Tax Promise Roil Maryland Meet

In La Plata Maryland Governor Ritchie questions Republican nominee Alexander Armstrong on tax rate cuts at a third natal meet. He demands a bill of particulars and accuses the Republican ticket of abusive propaganda while criticizing party leadership and lack of constructive proposals.

LA Plata Natal Ritchie Alexander Armstrong Armstroug Leonardtown Weller

Man beaten and stabbed in rooming house

International News Service reports a 32 year old man named Anthony Sarich was beaten and stabbed to death in a Third Avenue rooming house. Hale 25 and John Krosko 31 were taken into custody as murder suspects. Police seek the killer described as a well known character of the running world.

International News Service Fittsburgh Anthony Sereich Hera Tolay Third Avenue Inter Hale John Krosko Rumtarworld Sarichla Sarteh

King Warns Deutsch Of Communist Threat In Germany

United States Senator William H. King of Utah, fresh from a Russia tour, warned German capitalist Felix Deutsch that a red wave of communism would sweep Germany unless living and working conditions improve soon. He criticized industrialists for policies he said could wreck Germany, urging frank action in the personal crisis facing the country.

Weyer France George

Horse and cart fall injure man in pit near tannery

Georges Crist of Williamsport was injured when a horse and cart backed into a pit near Byron’s tannery. Crist, working in the pit, narrowly escaped death as the weight of the cart toppled both horse and vehicle. He suffered a severe head wound from a glancing blow. The horse was also injured.

Georges Crist Williamsport Byron Crist

Chinese Laundryman Left Fortune in Jamestown Mystery

Jamestown N Y Oct 4 authorities seek relatives of Charlie Youpys a 58 year old Chinese laundryman who died yesterday leaving a fortune of about 20000 1300 for base town banks 17000 in Pittsburgh and Cleveland bank books and a total fortune of 30006. Relatives are believed to reside in Bidato and Hyehte urd.

Toternatiies Sona Service Jamestown N. v Charlie Youpys Pittsburgh Cleveland Banka

German Crisis Sparks Nonpartisan Cabinet Effort

Berlin turmoil centers on Stresemann aiming to form a nonpartisan coalition to replace the resigning government. Bavarian conflict with Berlin over tax and power sparks the crisis as Stinnes and the German People's Party gain influence. Von Kahr in Bavaria asserts tax exemptions amid political standoff.

SD. Weyer Dy International News Service Coreeanandratt Berlin Gustav Stresemann Ebert Berlin Bavaria Stresemann Ollub IY Keen Ge Laesien Aligts German People’s Party Stinnes Hugo Stinnes German People's Party Germany Mitoux von Kahr Boyaria von Jahr

Woman's Body Found in Ditch Near Wreck Scene

Casper report October 4 states Minnie Owens of Casper, a Burlington train wreck victim, was found in an irrigation ditch twenty miles east of the crash site along the Platte river. Five bodies recovered from the chair car bring known dead to tally, including F R Parker of New York.

Casper Wye Minnie Owens Burlington Cole Creek Platte River F. R. Parker New York

Pinchot Seen In City Saloons During Quiet Walk

Governor Pinchot prompted reports he conducted a personal survey of central Philadelphia saloons during an evening stroll. He declined to discuss his whereabouts when returning to the Bellevue Stratford Hotel.

National News Service Philadelphia Pinchot Bells“yye-Stratford Hotel

Boy's pistol scare causes riding accident near Kemp's Mill

James McCauley and Edward Mitchell, youths nearby Kemp's Mill, were injured when a horse they were riding bolted after a pistol was fired by a man on the road. McCauley suffered a fractured collarbone and head lacerations, Mitchell a scalp wound and cuts but both were not seriously hurt. Dr Richardson of Williamsport dressed their injuries. Also noted is the critical illness of Burnett, Dewey Avenue resident.

James McCauley Edward Mitchell Kemp's Mill Tran McCauley Mik 'Ichell Osa Dr. Richardson Williamsport

Feeble Minded Youth Confesses Murder of Media Girl

In Media, Pa on October 4 Emmett Davis inmate at Elwyn confessed to fatally attacking 18 year old Mildred Mosser of Meili a week earlier. He described the assault and wounds on his hand as evidence of the struggle before she fell unconscious.

Emmett Davis Elwyn Mildred Mosser Meili Davis Wwe Ua Mias Mozier O'Towle Rotary Institutio

Two Lives Lost in Halifax Storm Displays Turbulent Night

Halifax news recounts a deadly storm wrecking a wrecked vessel near the coast. Mindy Rapner is noted as a local hero. authorities and rescuers navigate damaged streets and bring survivors to safety amid ongoing search efforts through the night.

Halifax Owl Govarnay Mindy Rapner

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