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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1922

Page

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Bruce’s campaign swing draws Calvert crowd in Maryland

William Cabell Bruce launched his campaign for U S Senate addressing a large Calvert County audience at Prince, Weeterich. He praised his Republican rival Joseph J France and outlined a tour including Upper Marlboro, Hagerstown, Dundalk, Ellicott City, and nine Eastern Shore towns, with Governor Ritchie and Robert Brice among supporters.

William Cabell Bruce Geert House Prince, Weeterich Calvert County Bruce Joseph J. France Roberts Upper Marlboro Ritchie William L. Mar Dory Hageratown Dundalk Ellicott City Moray Robert Brice State Indnetstar Accident Commission T. Alan Goldsborough Syplooy J. Madd

U.S. Crop Estimates From Agricultural Board

Washington October report shows winter wheat production about 4.91 million bushels with 14.2 bushels per acre from 93.1 million acres. Spring wheat yields 26.8 bushels per acre on 18.0 million acres. fall wheat 10.12 million bushels, 14.3 bushels per acre across 56.77 million acres, with prior December and November comparisons.

Washington Bureau of Agricultural Heoadimics Agricuture Modu

Little Promoted by Western Maryland Railroad Co

A notice from the Western Maryland Railroad reports Aunoubvenent as promoted to foreman mechanic of the mining division. R Knight resigned. Little, previously foreman at the shops, takes the lead in the key maintenance role.

W. M. Railroad CO Aunoubvenent Western Juurviend Dames X. Alittle Tmanter Mechanic Miting Divie Blox Kueyend Towant

Camphor and Hydrastis Aid Sore Eye Conditions

A historical note credits camphor hydrastis witch hazel and Lavontik eye wash with improving weak watery eyes. A woman with three years of eye trouble improved at Ong. Other cases included inflamed eyes benefiting from Lavaptik and alum eye cup Frer. Devid P. Schindel, druggist, 4% South Potomac Street.

ONG Devid P. Schindel South Potomac Street

Rains Delay Fair Opening and Armored Show Plans

Rains hindered the opening preparations for the Washington County Fair with banners and merchandise washed out, tents waterlogged, and tents moved. Officials anticipate better weather tomorrow as exhibitors rush to ready cattle, poultry, hogs, and new classes while the World’s Fair attractions and a cavalry display from Tort Myer, VA draw crowds.

Hatkees Takke Tonea Tort Myer Smachlosry

Fate of Norris murder principals looms next week

Secolow and Hart soon fo fate as trials set to open in Townou and related conspiracy charges against Wolf Walter Secolow and John Kel ter. State's Attorney Leach to decide whether Frank Allers, key witness granted immunity in Bernstein and Norris cases, will face action after all trials conclude. Baltimore exhibitors present Calorie furnaces engines and farm machinery as taxying lists appear.

Jack” Hart Willam B. Norris Harry B. Wolf Wal ‘Ter Secolow John Kel‘Ter Socclow Townou Norrie Frank L. Aflers Robert Leach, Jr Freak Allers Bernstein Norris Baltimore Gett

Leach Seeks More Evidence in Bernstein Cave Case

Defense lawyer d M Leach argued impunity for a Morris cue cave case by Allere and suggested uncovering additional evidence could lead to new presecuty action. The dispute centers on handling and completeness of existing materials and potential further probes.

M. Leach Ite Allere

Reduction In Gas Price Announced

Chicago Oct 10 A two cent per gallon reduction in gasoline and all other nnptha products will take effect tomorrow by the Standard Oil Company of Indiana It is estimated the cut will save motor car users more than 4 month The new price will make the Chicago gas for gasoline 18 cents at the tank door

Chicago Ja- Hana

Diamond Dyes Advertises Fadeless Color For Fabrics

A promotional notice touts Diamond Dyes as the only dye brand needed to restore rich color to faded clothing and textiles. It claims both cotton and wool can be dyed without streaking or fading and explains how to ask a pharmacist for the correct dye for the material.

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