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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1923

Page

1

G O P County Leader Held After Guilty Plea

John Carr of Midland, a Republican member of Allegany county election board, pleaded guilty before US Commissioner Anderson to a violation of the Volstead Act and is held for Federal Court. Carr, re elected to the Republican State Central Committee, faced a raid on his Midland poolroom by federal agents Hawkins and Harvey. A man named Wilson ran the place in his absence. Carr arrived, defended Wilson, and admitted ownership of a teapot with three pints in it. The officers confiscated the liquor after transferring it to a bottle.

Cumberland John $Arr Midland Board of Election Surerisors Allegany County United States Anderson Carr Way Republican State Central Committee Carr George W. Hawkins William R. Harvey Wilson

Knights of Columbus Elect Officers in Local Meeting

The Knights of Columbus local council held a regular Thursday session and elected officers including Grand Knight W. C. Nehring Deputy Grand Knight Martin F. Dillion Chancellor George H. Smith financial secretary Joseph Palidini recorder Francis Duffex warden L. V. Martin advocate W. A. Butler inside guard L BR Hoover delegate to the State convention M NR Hoetle alternate James Moran and James McGuffin trustee James Moran.

the Nights of Columbus W. C. Nehring Martin F. Dillion George H. Smith Joseph Palidini Francis Duffex L. V. Martin W. A. Butler L. BR. Hoover M. NR. Hoetle James Moran James McGuffin

Portugal picks reluctant leader in surprise election

In Lisbon the Portuguese Congress elected Teixeira Gomes as president despite his refusal. The backers argued he did not want the job, yet his candidacy gained momentum. The move mirrors American politics where prominence seeks nomination and election despite personal reluctance.

NEA Service London America Portugal Teixeira Gomes Gomee

Porty public sale offer sparks political talk

A fragment from a Porty discussion shows bidders anxious to fill a presidency role at a public sale on Saturday. Remarks express fatigue with partisans and hints of plans for a build. The speaker, described as a grandchild of a Waterloo officer and noted traveler, reflects on a career as novelist and poet.

Orty Waterloo Gomes Africian

Greencastle Literary Society Elects Officers

Greencastle Sept 15 The Greencastle High School Literary Society reorganized with officers named for three meetings: President Earl Wasster, Vice President Hughie Summers, Secretary Daisy Crankleton, Treasurer Edward Carl, Pianist Leonia Potter. First meeting in two weeks. Fred Pentz Frank Sellers depart for Orsisus College. Francis Bitmer to attend Mernersburg Academy. George Carl returns from Shippensburg term to Harvard. Dr Thomas H Gillard and H Rey Black buy National Hotel from J I Wortman Center Square.

Greencastle Greencastle High School Literary Society Earl Wasster Hughie Summers Daisy Crankleton Edward Carl Leonia Potter Fred Pentz Frank Sellers Orsisus College Collegevile Francis Bitmer Sod H. S. Bitmer Mernersburg Academy George Carl Shippensburg State Normal School East Baltimore Street Harvard College Thomas H. Gillard South Washington Street H. Rey Black Center Square Bleck Indow J. i. Wortmen National Hotel Prap

Health Report For August Shows Typhoid High

August health report by Dr. Wagaman records 25 cases of illness including 13 typhoid fever, 3 whooping cough, 1 diphtheria, and 1 influenza. Births totaled 163 across white and colored groups. deaths reached 92 with heart failure, Bright’s disease, influenza-like illness, tuberculosis, accidents, and other diseases listed.

8. M. Wagaman Tey Bright

Special Program At Service On Sunday

At the Sunday night service of St. Pauls M E Church Mr Roderick will play a viol solo on a Montagnana violin. The violin is owned by Roger Clipp who is now at the University of Pennsylvania and taught by Mr Roderick. He will also play obbligato to an anthem sung by the choir.

St. Paul's M. E Roderick J. H R. Rudy I Violing Roger Clipp University of Pennsylvania

Salomy Jane on Location Faces Daring Onset Perils

Paramount production Salomy Jane encountered a dangerous shoot on location with near misses from a fury bull. Jacqueline Logan and Maurice Flynn led the effort to guide the animal away to a barn built as atmosphere while electricians flashed lights to distract it. Severe rain and rugged terrain hindered days of filming as a carpenter was reeled to safety by a cowpuncher’s lariat after falling into Boulter Creek.

Paramount Jane Nixon Jacqueline Logan Maurice Flynn Boulter Creek California

Foley's Honey and Tar touted for children's cough relief

A Florida teacher Mia I. Armstrong of Olechobee Pierlin endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for kids with colds and coughs. The preparation contains no opiates and reportedly brought quick relief, with ingredients listed on the wrapper.

Foley Mia Pierlin Foley

Jove Seize in Forest Sparks Unclear Disorder

In a mangled report a chaotic scene unfolds as figures named Logan and Maurice Flynn clash amid rain and umbrella sharing, with references to police and a disrupted photo. The fragmentary text mentions a firing under traffic officers and a covering Joes, leaving the core incident ambiguous.

Jove Seeze Jracqueling Logan Maurice Flynn Joes

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