14 Sep 1934
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1934
Page
1
Bishop James Cannon Jr will address a large crowd in Ha gerstown under the Maryland Anti Saloon League. Introduced by George W. Crabbe of Baltimore, he may urge stricter liquor regulation as he prepares to take a new charge in California.
Washington witnesses Trene Du Pont defend private munitions firms before a Senate investigation, asserting they hindered Germany’s conquest and shaped U S arms policy. Irenee Du Pont clashes with Senator Bone over government and private industry roles during the heated session.
Federal investigators arrested George W. Holmes and George Holmes father and son in Yarrowsburg on illegal manufacture and possession of liquor. Seized were a 125 gallon still, 42 gallons whiskey, 800 gallons mash and equipment. Perry Campbell, jailed on concealed weapons, faces additional whiskey possession charges after officers found whiskey in his yard.
Workmen on a dam project near Cheyenne Oklahoma unearthed a skeleton believed to be Black Kettle, the Cheyenne Indian chief, prompting authorities to hold the remains for identification and study.
Former U.S. Senator William Lorimer dies at 73 in the Chicago and Northwestern depot in Chicago. A key Illinois Republican, he was ousted from the Senate and later served briefly as an adviser to Mayor William Hale Thompson during the 1920s waterway campaign. His career featured the era’s sharp political battles and the Blond Boss nickname.
Downsville notes Sept 14 report Rev C A Frick will preach the morning sermon at the Church of Christ on Sunday Sept 16 at o'clock with Bible school at 9 30 and CB at 7 30. A bus line resumes transporting Wooburn district children to the church Bible school. Nelda Marshall, operated on at Washington County Hospital, returned home Saturday. Mrs Louise Delauder and family attended the funeral of her granddaughter in Middletown. Rev Mr Henry of Bridgewater visited Brown Long’s family last week. Mrs Elizabeth Kelly left for a two week vacation in Baltimore and Philadelphia. The Home Maker Club met at Mrs David Poole’s home with Jelly making the afternoon topic. Cod liver oil from the oldest cod fish is richest in vitamin A.
Martinsburg plants of Interwoven Hosiery Mills operated with a skeleton force as a strike order took effect with state troopers patrolling near the buildings. After all shifts reported, management said about 25 percent of 1,700 workers returned to work, with estimates varying.
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