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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1925
Page
3
A garbled notice examines potential candidacy of Ritchie for senator or governor. It references Breckland Heights and Braddock, mentions governor influence, and hints at party dynamics and timing without clear outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names, places, and actions including a conductor killed, regional events, and weather notes. Readable items reference Westin Maryland, individuals, a fatal incident, and various unrelated terms. The passage is incomplete and lacks coherent narrative.
Mrs A W Katarll of Philadelphia was principal speaker at the annual gathering. The event took place at the Methudiae Church in Ham cekden UP. Kaitnell spoke about workshop plans and the upcoming sessions, with references to schedule details and local participation.
A mayoral figure remains silent after losing to Tammany, as accusations of corruption and mismanagement surface. Critics blame the administration for alleged misconduct and seek accountability, while supporters defend the leader and emphasize attempted reforms. Local factions clash over responsibility and future governance.
Federal authorities planned the first definite move to charge Joseph A. Furbershaw, a Washington prohibition agent, with killing John A. Huengore Snaves de Grace. Furbershaw is jailed in Nelar under state jurisdiction. a writ of habeas corpus was planned to be presented to Federal Judge Morris Soyhawld Fyphor shaw de Lidtetod in Harford county.
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal Knights of Nem-Der plan ceremonial meeting at Camnly Castle with Knights of Sen Der. Last night, a visit to Pedder ick Coane is mentioned, with unclear details about attendees and agenda.
A partial note records trades and names including Stith and Wy Bienzholt and Powell. It mentions an assortment of garbled entities and a possible grocery reference, with unclear dates or places and no clear event outcome.
Unisee was ousted from a key civic post amid local discord in Maye Square, Maron, Georgia. The city council cited governance issues and a lack of confidence in leadership as the cause for removal.
A Get-Tocerker meeting of the Tanti People's Missioning Sardepy formerly the Trianely Clik was held at the First Cheiation Church. Attendees included 30 members with plans for the upcoming fall and winter season.
Deaths and memorial notices from the Resolute area list many individuals including Sophia and Laura Elizabeth Groh and others, with details of services, burial places, and mourning by families. The page also notes a serialized story pitch and a card of thanks from a grieving family, reflecting local notices and cultural notices of the period.
An upcoming local election event is set for Wednesday with midday and evening sessions. Officials urge voters to attend at the civic center to discuss candidates and ballot measures.
Agents stationed at Shepherdstown and Williamsport bridges report nightly lo inverse smuggling runs from Maryland into West Virginia. Last night three Martinsburg residents were caught with a machine loaded with liquor after crossing the Shepherdstown bridge. A chase through Shepherdstown followed as cargo was discarded and evidence recovered. An eyewitness, a music-loving man named Wilson, was found with the vehicle. Authorities continue to monitor the moonlit signaling system to deter price-cutting schemes and repeat attempts.
A prisoner, Terrene Drugsin, freed from jail after a year sentence for contempt, drew reporters at Cank County Jail as a federal grand jury investigates how he escaped. He appeared comfortable in his cell, with visitors noting his unusual morning routine during the inquiry. The item ends with unrelated detail about a giant silver sage in British Columbia weighing 36 ounces.
Sylvia Jermy of San Antonio Texas claims to have developed a deadly poison that kills snakes. She alleges repeated bites over twenty years left her with a belief she can poison any reptile that approaches. Medical experts dispute her claims of extraordinary venom resistance.
An informal notice describes a new Inst 3 Ten bayer route from Rockville to Washington via Clirka wistawn ark Prodéviel Jumelign with open traffic on Saturday or Sunday. A significant celebration was held at Hyatistow tur lakter purt ahead of a next workday.
Chief of Police Thomas Warker received a telegram from authorities in Torda yesterday morning reporting two youths in custody. The note listed Noy Blue of 72 Spruce Street and Denals of 815 Maryland Avenue Seattle as involved. Porridge laws and breakfast foods are mentioned in the odd regional report.
State Vehicle Commission officers issued new driver licenses after a test ride. Most applicants passed while several were turned down for more practice with an experienced driver. The procedure occurs on the second Wednesday as the number of applicants remains high.
A jury was completed in the criminal rent case against labor leader John J. McNamara after two days of interrogation. Marion County Prosecutor William Remy will open the defense tomorrow. McNamara, alleged to threaten non union workers during Elks Club Building construction, previously confessed to participation in past acts tied to the Los Angeles Times bombing.
Local quotations column from Hagerstown notes market chatter on wheat with references to Coan and Bla nae. Fragmentary line items hint at prices and trading names.
A Monday night burglary at the Western Union Telegraph Company office left $80 missing after the suite was opened. The last man out reportedly failed to secure the area. A man named Ribbelto or similar was detained and questioned by state officials but later released.
Mr and Mrs F A Riving and children Jennie and Mame spent their weekend with relatives in Jolintown Winder and Manns Chalce Pa.
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