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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1924
Page
3
Frederic R. Coudert of New York, a noted international lawyer and independent in politics, endorsed John W. Davis for president in a Democratic National Committee statement from Washington. He said independent voters will determine the outcome and urged support beyond party lines.
The text rebukes the Republican administration for not aligning with League of Nations aims and for domestic ineffectiveness. It argues independent voters were misled by promises of cooperation abroad and honest governance at home, asserting Washington showed feebleness and hesitation in pursuing peace and world order.
A testimonial from Mrs Henry A Hall of Providence Mt extols Father Johns Medicine for curing children of winter coughs. The letter lauds the product as safe and effective while a separate political excerpt criticizes a cabinet scandal and endorses Mr Kayis Wolf as a reform candidate.
Prince Rajah Hadja of Glargor Scotland known as the ropa wizari failed to escape a rope knot tied by an armwart policeman at the Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon. He admitted defeat and congratulated the officer for his knot tying skill. In a separate incident, J Moorer, a salesman, was knocked down by a car at Franklin Street and Walnut Street, injuring an eye, cheek and thumb.
Rohrersville letter lists visits and calls across local families. Names include Hattie Poltenberger Mina Poftenberger G Darkman Mrs Hoover of Hagerstown Mrs Nina Brown Bertha Mill Brook Elsie Stinehad Martha Beeler Bertha Rohrer Dortha Haynes Natalia Jane Chambersburg J R Clipper Cora Smith Minnie Millar Jane Woltz J Clopper Miller family and others sharing Sunday gatherings and outings.
Mr. and Mrs. H C Hightees hosted a guest on Handay, while Meat John Smith from Loouat Grove spent Sunday in Washington. Mr. William Baktohan bought a new Ford sedan. Miss Miriam Housa of Burkittaride noted the fashion that stirs both women and men.
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