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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1921

Page

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Court of Nations to settle disputes by law rather than war

The League of Nations plans a permanent international court at The Hague with 13 associate justices including John Bassett Moore. Judges serve nine years, hearings begin June 15 annually, and cases proceed like national courts. Enforcing power may involve military backing if a nation refuses a ruling.

Hague Hiihu Ye Council of the of Nations League Bandits Scott League of Nations League Assembly Cources Unien John Bassett Moore Britain France Italy Japan Spain Brasil Cuba Switzerland Holland Denmark The Rence Tria Carer International Court

Praddock Heights Police Substation to Close Soon

The Praddock Heights state police substation will close in the next few weeks and move headquarters to the Armory at Frederick. No change at Hagerstown or Hancock stations. The Praddock Heights station to reopen next summer.

Praddock Heights State Police Frederick Gearhart Hagerstown Hig Bush Hancock Hraddock Heights

Clark's Orient Cruise Assistants and Hotels Guide

Fragmentary OCR lists Clark’s 18th Orient Cruise with notes on Egypt and Palestine. Mentions impressions, hotels, guides, and a Times Building address. Includes scattered names and numbers, but lacks clear events or dates for a full summary.

Clark France Ross Tous Egypt Palestine Lens Dave Geet Asa F. c. Clark Times

Livestock Prices Reported in Baltimore Market

Baltimore cattle sheep and hogs prices listed for beef veal lambs and hogs with quality ranges and bid figures. The notice notes cattle veal sheep and hog categories with per hundredweight and quality descriptors and comments on advertising aiding business profits.

Baltimore

Barn Fire Confession Ties Delone Firm to We ers Loss

A Delone Produce Company worker confessed to firing John N Weaver’s barn in Cumberland township on August 3, 1939. The 17 year old boy, described as crippled, signed a confession to Sergeant Santee and Deputy Sheriff Chester Lawrence as police prepared for trial on the egg theft case linked to the United States scientific bureau.

Delone Produce Company John N. Weaver Cumberland Township Gettysburg Santee Oward Harrins Yester Coast and Geodetic Survey Day Chester Lawrence United States

Merchant Sells Woman Her Own Ratty Butter

In Albemarle county a local salesman recalls a trick where a merchant returned two pounds of butter to a customer after she claimed a rat was found in the churn. The woman admitted the rat story, the merchant recast the churned butter into a roll and delivered it back. Weeks later she praised its quality, and he revealed her earlier deception.

Lynchburg Albemarle County

Digestive Aid Complaint Mentioned in Advertorial Context

A fragmentary reader notice notes indigestion symptoms and an endorsement for Foley Cathartic Tablets from Marchard of 36 Lawrence St. The copy hints at general stomach discomfort and calls for a remedy, with scattered references to digestion related issues and a testimonial style claim.

Hague Marchard Lawrence Bt

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