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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1921

Page

5

Hagner Opposes Turning City Streets to State Highway

Hagerstown attorney Hagner explains at a conference of Maryland municipal representatives that he would oppose surrendering control of key city streets to the State Highway Commission even to gain state aid. He argues retained control preserves paving, grading, sewers, and traffic decisions and cites Baltimore funding precedents. He urges unified action to seek favorable legislation while maintaining local authority.

Hagerstown Fies Erstown Maryland Baltimore Ritchie John N. Mackall jStates Highway Commission State Highway Commission State Road Commission Cormunie_ BU Tadmill Balefidtore R. Hagner

Not in cattle deal deny connection by local butcher Johnson

Johnson says he distinctly denies any link to the alleged transfer of tubercular cattle from Pennsylvania into the region. He admits giving money to D L Berger as an accommodation but states he had no knowledge of or involvement in the sale or movement of cattle.

P. PB. Johnson Pennsylvania Johneon DL. A. Berger Johnson

Primitive weights and measures found in ancient chives

A fragment notes that primitive weights and rude measures tied to chives faded. The item hints at archaic standard units and ruined tools used in early trade, suggesting a cautionary angle on measuring practices in historic markets.

Markets Gaily by Federal MINHA and Tei Trigerating Co

Fragmentary OCR text reports market activity related to federal actions and a company named Tei Trigerating Co with unclear date October 8. Readable entities include ALY and MINHA, but the fragment provides no verifiable actions, outcomes, or context to summarize into a coherent event.

Federal Minha Tei Trigerating ALY

Girl Seeks damages after jurors view leg injury

Miss Genevieve Light, a 16 year old Cumberland girl, sues for 5000 dollars after a July 4 1920 Mount Savage road accident. The trial includes testimony on her injured leg and its appearance, with witnesses and physicians called. Defense argues the plaintiff stepped in front of the truck and that a hub cap caused injuries, while the driver tried to avoid collision.

Cumberland Maia Genevieve Light Waas Buek Miss Kulerlom Har David A. Rabb Soul Praeger Era White F. Brooke Whiting

Historic Hillman Gate Sold On Toll Road Event

The Hillman gate on the Shenandoah Valley pike near Winchester, tied to Gen Phil Sheridan’s Civil War ride, was sold for 3500 dollars by State Highway Commissioner Roy N. Sook under a General Assembly act transferring the gate and toll road status. The sale consolidates control of the property as part of a state road project.

Winchester Ngate Property Shenandoah Valley Lotte Hillman Phil Sheridan Cedar Creek Ins Sitate I Roy N. Sook General Assembly

Death notices from Ringgold and vicinity reflect local obituaries

Deaths include Mrs. Anna Margaret Gardenour widow of Francis Gardenour longtime Singgold resident aged about 72 died Friday after long illness. Survived by children in Leitersburg Waynesboro Ringgold and other towns plus several siblings. Funeral at Union church Ringgold with interment at Smithsburg. Also Martin Luther Bain 66 near Hancock died in Allegany hospital from injuries in an accident. Betty Virginia Bain infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marly died in Jer ome at Sharpsburg aged one month with one sister surviving.

Anna Margaret Gardenour Francis Marlon Gardenour Singgold Diatrict Lutheran Church At Greensburg Chilldren Davis Beaver Charles G. Gardenour Tra Stouffer Leitersburg Luther George Gardenour Waynesboro Amos Shockay Ringgold Union Church Ringgald Revaesse Muck Smithsburg Martin Luther Bain Hancock Allegany Hospital Cumberland Hal Martin L. Baty Betty Virginia, Unfan Ralph Marly Jerome Sharpsburg

Man 78 Freed Of Killing Wife In Moonshine Tragedy

Noah Judy 73 of Branch West Virginia charged with first degree murder after a preliminary hearing. The evidence showed his wife died from injuries after falling on rocks while intoxicated on moonshine whiskey. The incident occurred while enroute with Judy to visit a grandson named Oscre Judy, about a mile from their home in the South Branch area.

Cumberland Noah Judy Branch W. Va South Potomac J. E. Moyers Judy Grant County West Virginia Tristide Oscre Judy

Acquitted of Assault at 81 in Maryland Case

John Etzler was tried in Frederick before Judges Worthington and Peter on charges of criminal assault on Miss Alvida Ridgely near New London. The testimony showed he spent time with the Ridgely family and was accused of appearing in the daughter’s bedroom. the jury acquitted him after the court reserved decision.

John Hitler Alvida Ridgely New London Frederick Udges Glenn I. Worthington Edward C. Peter Etzler Ion Minerva Rijgely Ridgelys Ridgely Ridgely Howe Brameup

Truck Driver in Fatal Fire Near Chartensburg

John Peace Lowman, 60, of Shady Grove, father of nine, a Greencastle Fertilizer Plant driver, lies near death in Chambersburg Hospital after his clothing was ignited by a leaking gasoline pipe line while repairing an auto truck four miles west of Chartensburg on the Lincoln Highway. He ran to a farmhouse and received help, but his clothes burned off from the hips up as flames enveloped him. doctors warn death is momentary.

John Peace Lowman Shady Grove Greencastle Fertilizer Chambersburg Hopital Jincoln Chartbereburg St. Thomas

In Memoriam Mrs John H Kuhn One Year Missing

In loving remembrance of wife and mother Mrs. John H Kuhn who departed this life one year ago today A precious one from us has gone A voice we heard is stilled A place is vacant in our hearts The world can never fill We think of her in silence Eyes cannot see nor weep By her husband and children 10 8 14 potatoes White King potatoes for sale price per bushel 1 60 call 0 & P 420 510 321

John H. Kuhn

Seek Motorist For Manslaughter Warrant Issued

State police seek W L Deulel of Charles Town for manslaughter and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a Saturday night crash near Sandy Hook that fatally injured Miss Ntooa Cooper of Harpers Ferry, who died yesterday. A warrant charging Daniel with manslaughter was sworn out as police continued to hunt him for a separate drunken driving charge.

Daniel Uquor

To Mother on Her 67th Birthday Oct 9 1921

A heartfelt birthday tribute from a son to his mother dated October 9 1921 in Willimmaport Maryland. The verse expresses long years of companionship and gratitude for faith and family, ending with hopes to reunite after earthly years pass.

Property permits issued for garages and remodels in Salem

N Gaines was granted a permit to construct a frame garage with a fireproof roof on Washington Street. William Jacobs received a permit to build a frame garage plus a 12 by 7 chicken house on South Potomac Street. Scott K. McCain was authorized to remodel his house at 924 Salem Avenue.

N. Gaines Washington Sremuy Willian Jacobs Mit South Potomac Kz McCain Salem Avenus

Consolidated Stock Exchange opens branch in New York

KEW Fra Scott and Brump of the Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York have opened a branch office in the Routh Building at 1 Wall Street Washington street. The firm maintains direct wires to Wall Street and other principal market centers and offers comfortable fully equipped offices. Visitors are invited to call and inspect the offices.

Scott & Brump Consolidated Stock Bachange of New York Olive Routh Washington Street Wall Street

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