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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1922

Page

1

Ford Unemployed Across Detroit as Ford Plants Idle

Detroit is gripped by plant shutdowns after Henry Ford announces indefinite layoffs. River Rouge, Highland Park, and other Ford operations will suspend work, affecting about 150000 workers locally and tens of thousands nationwide. Transit cuts and foremen warning workers to conserve funds signal a multiweek to two-month idle period.

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Lewis backs Bruce in Maryland Senate race

William Cabell Heese’s rival Bruce Bruce gains the explicit endorsement of L Lewis who says he will support the election and help in Western Maryland. Lewis states his gratitude to supporters and notes his Tariff Commission role prevents public campaigning during the primary contest.

Lewis Wiliam Cabell Heese Maryland Bruce Saia Mr. Bruce United States Tariet Commission Commderton Ace Truce Washington Beleve Montgomery Congress Brace Weceybel

Bonus Measure President May Veto In The Senate

Reported tensions in the legislature as supporters and opponents of a bonus measure clash over the potential presidential veto. Lawmakers from both parties discuss possible override options while a Senate count proceeds to determine the veto’s fate.

Paso Alga Hoduis Hovge Senate

Western Maryland Strike Believed Near End

Western Maryland strike action appears close to resolution as workers faced wage cuts and recalls. some join other crafts while others seek new jobs. Dickson Construction Repair Company plans to hire all skilled labor and reopen heavy repair shops in Hagerstown, Baldwin works, and at large locomotive plants.

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Second Man Arrested in Liquor Case In City Garage

A second man was arrested in connection with a liquor case after police found liquor in a garage behind 235 Summit Avenue. Investigators say the establishment operator rented the garage and claimed ignorance of the activities. A patrolman encountered a car unloading liquor from a machine, leading to further questioning. Kaplan denied the charge as authorities pursued the case.

Stas Summit Avenue Kaplan Kneiy Kaplan Jan

Stock Market Irregularities Reported In New York

Irregular trading marked the session with steel shares tumbling to 104 and 205 on weaker demand. Mexican Pete slipped to 187 14 and other rails showed volatility. Government bonds remained steady while railway and other bonds moved irregularly amid unsettled market conditions.

International Neva Revvlar New York

Soviet Prepared to Aid Parks Forces and International Bodies

Fragmented OCR text mentions Soviets, ATF, Riga, Kurgan, and various phrases about military or international aid. Content is garbled but implies preparation to assist or coordinate with parks, international bodies, and Muzaan or Muzan entities, with scattered references to divisions and actions.

House Passes Bill to Curb Profiteering

Washington Sept. 6 The Administration's coal distribution plan to curb profiteering in wartime prices was signed to prevent price hikes during the coming winter. It authorizes a moderator distributor and uses the priority powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission, passed this afternoon.

HOUSE International News’ Service Washington

Gallion Hunts for Helpmate Former Resident Seeks Flower Lover

Fred Gallion, once of Hagerstown now in Pou Mar, seeks a wife through a newspaper ad. He requests a partner aged 30 to 40, 100 to 125 pounds, fond of flowers, and desires a similar hobbyist in gardening. His wife died eight months ago. he has no children.

Fred Gallion Hagerstown Pou Mar Gallion Gal- Yon Gal-’ Lion Wilt-Seakar Hatpihiate

Prettiest Baby Dies at Hospital Here Last Night

An 18 month old child, son of Mr and Mrs Werdebaugh, died at the hospital last night after infantile paralysis. Parents survive, funeral services will be held at Pan-TMar from where.

Werdebaugh Mr.baugh

Heiress delays groom again in planned marriage

Miss Baker of a Chicago area family upends plans for a Switzerland trip and departure after news she would marry Mr McCormlak. The Aller Altister McCormlak couple previously set a record for marriage postponements as the heiress again leaves the groom-to-be waiting.

Ory International Aerotos London Mery Landon Halor-Altister McCormlak Tomand Han Aladdy Miss Baker Chicago Les Pane Sage Switzerland Plang Seave MaRarydely Ag Witt-Ronmin Hare Mins Bahor Mr. McCor

Daugherty Impeachment Up Before House Judiciary

The House Judiciary Committee opened preliminary impeachment hearings against Attorney General Daugherty. Witnesses may be summoned as the committee weighs evidence of alleged abuses of power and attempts to suppress civil liberties. Proceedings aim to determine if sufficient grounds exist to advance impeachment.

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Burlington Roads Reach Wage Agreement Amid Strike

The Burlington system signed a wage and working condition agreement with employes after talks with the strike leadership. Graduated pay raises and revised rules were approved, with other railroads reporting progress as unions consider returns. Some lines faced delays in bringing striking workers back as ongoing negotiations continued.

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City Market Small Today Prices Windows as Listings Appear

A fragmented city market listing shows prices for produce like cabbage at 9 to 10 cents, squash 6 to 10 cents, tomatoes and peppers in double digits, apples 2 to 4 cents per pound, and other items including honey, carrots, and mushrooms with varied low figures. The readable fragments suggest a typical Saturday market with modest offerings and fluctuating prices.

Beata Allys

Pen-Mar Improvement Association Elects Officers

The Pen-Mar improvement association held its annual meeting and elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. Digbl. vice president Rev J. Ol Wallion. secretary Jovon By Crout. treasurer P.M. Spang. Board members include B. W. Burgos, Allen Dy Geminal, William Bowers, Harry, Crilly, and Pp. M. Spangler. The meeting was at the Bon-Adey cottage last Monday.

Pen'Mar Improvement Assocliation Yeat Orday Praaldent Mra Digbl J. OL Wallion Pacou Qi Dent Jovon Crout P.M. Spang Ambony Mra Tanai Craug Amt Viledtora B. W. Burgos Ahor Allen Dy

Squirrels Raid Corn Fields Across County Report

Farmers and hunters report squirrels causing damage in cornfields across several districts. Hunters say squirrels reach food by climbing fences and foraging in fields. some corn partially eaten while nuts and ears appear stripped. Reports extend along the Potomac region and nearby counties with multiple sightings.

Huntera Felda Potomac River

Opening date set for county education conference

The State Department of Education announces the county superintendent conference will be held on September 27, 28, and 29. Officials urge districts to prepare agenda items and participate. Public school leaders from across the region are expected to attend.

State Department of Education Bas

PIED PIPERS LEAVE BEHIND STRONG ODOR IN RAT EXTERMINATION

A Petersburg newspaper item describes a rat extermination effort at the Mail office causing strong odors as the work progresses. Excerpts note frustration with lingering smells, attempts at air purification, and a wary outlook as the campaign nears its end. The piece also mentions Little Wabash traffic returning to normal after a seasonal halt.

Dean Rey

Sudden Death of Mr Straw Hat in Local Farewell

A fragmentary death notice laments the sudden loss of a Straw Hat figure who vanished two weeks ago and passed away on the sixth. The brief obituary, printed as a merchant advertisement, notes a nationwide mourning and promises a new vacancy left by the late straw hat.

W. A. Hopkind Habernat Pheator Witdow Straw Hat Stoay Mr Straw

Wives at Palace Theatre Next Week

A fragment mentions a film titled Toe Wito Wives versus Weber in a Palace Theatre show next Monday. It hints at themes of faith, pride, marriage, money, and romantic entanglements amid a light satire. The readable lines reference a Paramount affiliation and a plot device involving a wife’s motivations.

Weber J.ols Weber Palace Theatre Monay Wits

Various Local Events and Advertisements Tonight

A chaotic OCR listing shows a community schedule with a film at WC A, a square dance at Odd Fellows Hall, baseball events, a Beaver Creek Band festival, a Mangatlaville gathering, and a picnic. It also notes a war age educational film, a march clause, and sale ads for pies, cakes, and a fruit presser at Miller's Grocery, plus price notes and miscellaneous notices.

Giream of Life Mary Martha Christ Reformed Church Washington County Farch Reay Auditorum of the Odd Fellows Hall Baintist ‘Ve St John's Wcloth Walow Land Beaver Creek Mangatlaville Basavall Nansville Road

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