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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1922
Page
1
The American Legion will pursue diplomacy in the coming year to win adjusted compensation for ex service members. A resolutions committee draft removes criticism of President and Senate veto failures, instead endorsing a cautious approach while preserving aims to secure veterans benefits.
Chicago police stirred after a daring bandit raid targeting jewel dealer Magee and partner. Robbers seized gems valued between 275000 and 300000, forcing injuries and fear across Musar and Marvia routes as NY insurer reps monitored fallout. Police say over 1000000 in robberies have been reported in two years. Parents celebrate arrival of a son, adding relief to the community.
A Pennsylvania pardon petition reveals details of a man sentenced to life for his wife’s murder, with inconsistencies long kept hidden. The case involves John Ed Vinciti of Johnstown and a history of alleged confinement and postponed appeals. The petition hints at suppressed evidence and hidden family tragedy influencing the outcome.
A man connected to a break in at the Wellot Millstone store was held for court after a dramatic chase and raid. Sheriff Meeds reported the suspect fled with goods from the Bes and Wasnally store, was pursued about 10 miles, and was apprehended. the case includes a local incident labeled as an assault with a fine paid by a colored man in a separate river patrol court.
Washington reports fiscal year expenses remain within government income despite Treasury predictions of a large deficit before June 30 next. The Federal Commission to probe the coal industry meets, naming John Hays Hammond as chairman. An investigation into the Koorn Bosch Magneto sale in Allentown, Pa., is opened by a special war fraud grand jury under the Department of Justice.
The weather man warns of frost tonight with a cold front moving in from the south. Wind remains brisk preventing a heavy frost but growers anticipate damage to vegetables and fruit crops from the advancing cold and forecasted frost tonight and tomorrow morning. A wreck near Chamveraturg delayed rail operations but did not halt traffic.
Striker voices bitterness as Western Maryland shopmen who walked out March 23 say Big Four leaders avoided active support and now cash in while the strike remains. He notes transportation employees on W M lines earn high wages and cites shifts in engineer pay and breakdowns delaying resolution. He adds local press coverage and political notes about a senator visit to Washington County.
Denied report says Maxwall C. Byers, president of the Western Navyland Railroad, is only stopping briefly in tlagerstown en route to Cumberland and to visit other shops. Officials deny he came to negotiate a settlement of the shop men’s strike under the contract system.
A young couple from Harriaburg, Carl Taylor and Gardner, both 18, were arrested while about to enter the Court Honan to proclaim marriage. They were taken to police headquarters with their parents arriving later. Police had received a description from a talagrant and moved in minutes after the couple left home this morning by automobile.
The relief meeting of the party will be held tomorrow after noon at Bad Overclode in the table and Wikeon. Fr. Aria was a member of Ha Eola ty Vented stey tsdbiamat aed FS ae.
In New Jersey a sensational love tragedy between Rector Hall and Mrs. MMs unfolds with publication of six more letters by the clergyman to his choir singer. The letters reveal intimate phrases and ongoing emotional conflict as authorities continue to probe the case.
Dublin October 18 peace talks between Eamon de Valera and the Irish Free State Government collapsed as rebels refused to surrender their arms. The breakdown sparked market jitters with stock prices rising on the rumor of possible peace.
An 4 NRO Layee orpma Aq report describes a daytime orchard theft where Mr Waager confronted intruders while apples were being removed. The scene notes suspicious activity, the intruders fleeing, and authorities or others reacting as the watchful community observed the incident.
Clear Spring High School enters a cattle judging contest at the Frederick Fair this week with teams from seven area schools. The event features competition among rural high schools as the executive committee of the PTA seeks to raise funds, aiming to collect about $1040.
New Brunswick New Jersey police surround the home of Mrs. Edward W. Hall widow of the rector of St. John the Evangelist after the murder of the rector and choir leader Mrs. James Mills. The Hall family faces intensified scrutiny as investigators seek motives and connections amid reports of valuables and marital strains. Mrs Hoff granted divorce from Dr. Dav Hoff amid pr oceedings and alimony disputes.
Williamsport reports that the Potomac Public Service Company plans to nearly double the nis steam power plant on the Potomac river. The expansion raises estimated cost from 1.5 million dollars and extends construction into an extended period, with updated plans prepared in New York.
Five die in auto mishaps and a Chicago game notes a dramatic comeback. Teammates and fans react as plays unfold amid chaotic night.
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