Jury Deliberations Continue in Daugherty Miller Trial
New York October 41 With weary faces the deadlock jury in the Daugherty Miller conspiracy case entered the jury room after sixty hours of deliberation. Judge Mack refused to discharge them despite a reported deadlock while juror Harry Valiout complained of duress and foul language in the panel.
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New York
Jnty Roontle
Harry M. Uauglerty
Ad Thome W. Miller
Allew
Surwinix
Juvora Keen Wy
Daugherty
Miller
Charguil
Courd
Hie Uy
Mack
Harry Vali
Mwinny White
Former Follies Girl 13 Mother Dream Neck
A 13 year old former Follies girl and mother from Long Island, N Y, named Dey, was reported after a dream incident at the home of Sam J Warner, a picture profession, and Mrs Witter. The article notes she belonged to the Ziegtald Mol Vos in 1923 1924 1925 before leaving the stage for domestic life.
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Dream Neck
Long Island
N.Y
Tlve Tonie
Samo
J. Warner
Pictire Profitent
Witter
Ling Basqiefla
California
Ziegtald Mol Vos
Alage
Unclear Joke Question Ties to Local Robbery Report
A damaged OCR reads as a disputed incident at a store where authorities question whether an event was a joke. Investigators probe possible illegal sales over the counter and insist they lack sufficient evidence for charges. No arrests or warrants confirmed. officials express doubt about the story.
Penny Shippes Many Apples In October Trade
October ship figures show Virginia 181 shipments West Virginia 98 and Pennsylvania 98 as the apple trade is tested. Market congestion on North Potomac street causes no market Thursday with market days moved to Wednesday and Sunday. Musical notes from telegraph columns mention Metropol and Louise Lerch in a brief entertainment aside.
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Wivisios
Paanas
North Potomac Street
Prantlin Street
American Legion Convention Roils Philadelphia Crowd
The American Legion gathers in Philadelphia for its annual convention amid parades and ceremonies. Officers, veterans, and civic leaders fill the streets as drums play and flags wave while attendees commemorate valor and discuss the organization’s future plans.
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Philadelphia
American Legion
Ford promotes five day week and cash business stance
Henry Ford advocates a five day week as the driver of higher living standards and leisure for workers, in an interview with Samuel Crowther in the American Bankers Association Journal. He criticizes installment buying as overextended and says cash sales align with bank interests and broader prosperity.
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New York
Henry Ford
Samuel Crowther
American Bankers’ Associaion Journal
Ford Jr
How Many Cars Pass A City Home In Five Hours
Albert Hoover counted passing traffic from his home at 238 North Mulberry street on a Sunday afternoon. Over five hours the chart recorded 1917 autos including 66 trucks and a breakdown of makes with Ford leading at 607, Chevrolet 291, Buick 154, and others. 34 motorcycles, 48 bicycles, and 28 baby carriages were also logged.
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Albert
Hoover
North Mulberry Street
Fords
Ghevrolets
Buicks
Dodges
Studebakers
Overlands
Essex
Hudson
Jewetts
Oaklands
Cheyslers
Hupmobiles
Nash
Welle
Lexington
Prosperity Denied By Labor Statistics in September Review
Washington dispatch reports Congressman Wat A Oldfield of the Democratic Congressional committee refutes Republican claims of widespread prosperity. He cites Department of Labor figures showing unemployment 20 percent higher than 1930 levels and payrolls reduced by a quarter, criticizing GOP promises and noting wage stagnation. The piece references Bureau of Labor Statistics data and hints at continued coverage on Page 10.
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Washington
Coolidge
Department of Labor
Wat. A. Oldfield
Democratic Congressional Compitee
Howe
Irom
Sue Eountry
G. O. FP
GO. P
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ohio Attorney General visits Hagerstown amid Prohibition dispute
The Ohio Attorney General and Crabbe of Central Ohio visited the Daily Mail office to learn the Maghodty trial details. He discussed Maryland enforcement attempts differing from Ohio’s, as he prepared for a Washington Supreme Court case. Otho Medven, 37 Berkson Avenue, injured his left eye when a wheel cap struck it. John Rusnet of East Franklin Street sustained a fractured left ring finger while operating a wrench near a door. both injuries occurred at local plants.
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Crabbe
Ohio
Hagerstown
Ie Daily Mail
Washington
United Buttes Supreme Court
GW. Crabbe
AntiSaloon League of Maryland
Maryland
Eyf
Otho Medven
Berkson Avanae
Maryland Tire and Supply Company
P Tece
Emory
Union Service Inspires Brooklyn Congregation Amid Lynchings Debate
A Brooklyn service described as inspiring drew a large crowd as Dr. Parkes Cadman addressed concerns about lynchings in the South. Moses Water still flows in Meyerstown after a rock struck by a flood created a gushing surge and led to police attention. Columbus Day customs and an elevator accident at a local factory also appear in the fragmented notices.
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New York
Parkes Cadman
Moses
Meyerstown
William TL
Te Plice
Kadust- Barnes
Campiog
Tevael
Hiroone
Epidemic of Scarlet Fever Threatens Schools
An epidemic of scarlet fever threatens to close schools around St Paul and Clearspring after separatist cases were reported to health authorities. Several cases appear at Spickier's and Shady Bower, including Helen Daugherty, daughter of Clyde and Mrs Daugherty of St Pan's.
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St. Paul
Clearspring
Spickier's
Shady Bower
Helen Daugherty
Clyde Daugherty
St. Pan's
Tunney May Take A Society Bride
New York report claims heavyweight champion Gene Tunney plans marriage with a socialite from the social register. The bride-to-be allegedly hails from a prominent family connected to the Rockefellers, with an announcement expected this winter.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Sociery
Ich
Social Register
Rockefellers
Supper Ritchie Party at Hamilton Hotel and Armory Meeting
Democratic events in Hagerstown feature supper at the Hamilton Hotel for Governor Albert Ritchie and a two reception sequence, followed by a large rally at the new State Armory. State candidates, including Ritchie, arrive from Cumberland and proceed to the venue with a welcoming delegation amid plans for an intensive county campaign.
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Vncal
Hagerstown
Algo
Theadera
Tiecoming
Eormallyhe
Fragmentary OCR: Political Spending Totals and Candidates
The readable bits show expense accounts and committee mentions. Names appear as Prins Pepome, Hucevenr Bota, Linert MW, and Joseph O. Oller, with figures like 344.45 and references to Republican and Democratic candidates in a legislative or tax collection context.
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Prins Pepome Frente
Hucevenr Botaberger
Divorce Suit Filed in Avior Court by A. A. Watlaser
A divorce suit named Freat Horr against Avior resident A. A. Watlaser was filed in district court today. Cora divures tram deyte dh.
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A. A
Large $75,000 Church to Be Erected Here
A handsome new chapel costing about $76,000 will be erected at the corner of Baltimore street and Summit avenue by the Church of God. The tabernacle and adjacent house will be demolished in November to allow construction. Rev. Snavety is the pastor. Charter members are being received each Sunday, with 36 joining yesterday and 13 making confession to become charter members next Sunday. Meetings will continue nightly at the tabernacle through October 31. Officials named include A.W. Baytan J.N. Howson C.B. Bair and Geo. Wollers, superintendent of the Sunday School, with J.M. Carter among others.
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Baltimore Street
Summit Avenue
Church of Gods
Tabernacle
Snavety
Conarepalion
A.W. Baytan
J. N. Ty Howson
C. d. Bair
Geo
W. Wollers
J. M. Carter
Six Month Sentences In City Court Parade Of Offenders
The City Court handed six month terms to several offenders in a crowded session. Among those before the magistrate were Benny Diggs William Graven and others for varied charges including carmen wankard and fighting. A complaint noted ten Penney Lyantana and a scene at MyCoy's Home on Madison Avenue.
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House of Correction
Sfustine
J. Scott Bower
Midi Meee
Benny Diggs
William Graven
Liggs
Carmen Wankard
RIPON
Pete Dormer
Cly Scavenger
Leloy
MyCoy
Madison Avame
Paties
Ploy Sy O
Queen Marie Ends Up With Too Much To Wear
Queen Marie of Romania complains Paris has nothing to wear yet she arrives with trunks full and orders more outfits from famous modistes. A baggage car will be added to the train to carry her wardrobe to Cherbourg then to board the Leviathan for New York.
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Queen Marie of
Romania
Paris
United States
Cherbourg
Tomarrow
New York
Storm Refugee Arrest Shocks Fort Lauderdale Scene
Police arrest George H Fulmer of Fort Lauderdale after a storm refuge claim amid hurricane damage. Sheriff Paul C Hrvan says Fulmer and the Page Sedan are being held on unspecified charges as Fort Lauderdale faced the hurricane path.
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Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Paul C. Hrvan
Fort Lawerdale
George H. Fulmer
Sulmer
Fulmer
New York
Puavers
Railroad Men Die In Head-On Crash Near Lattersburg
Elvin Eyler aged 14 and Nelson Stephenson aged 22, both railroad workers, were killed when their motorcycle collided with a truck on the Lattersburg Pike four miles from the city. Truck driver Miller, held for November term, faces murder charges. Witnesses say Miller veered and rode on the wrong side. three other men were riding in the truck.
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Elvin A. Eyler
Nelson A. Stephenson
George Street
Lattersburg Pike
Murger
Wilhur Roacoe Millor
Mineral Avenue
Miller
Bevin Byler
Nelson Stephenson
Frank Weleham
North Street
Weleham
Byler
Stephenson
Dende
Téllersburg
Maryland
Miler
Welcham
Gronk
Ward Hagerstown
John Kelbaugh
Hageta Town
Hyler
Stephn Bugon
Ransom Demand Tangles Evangelist Kidnapping Probe
A ransom note claiming 3500.000 was paid surfaced during the widening investigation of an evangelist kidnapping. The case involves Mrs. Monte Kenned and others, with links to an automobile abduction at Gevan Park and a desert site in Mexico, as prosecutors pursue conspiracy charges.
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Polles
Aimes
Meturaon
Tuday
Ilo
San Francisco
Monte Kenneds
Angelus Temi
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