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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1921

Page

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Yeager Suicide Shocks North Washington Family

Sept 28 Otto Yeager commits suicide by hanging at home on South Avenue North Was He left a widow and a son Claremes Long a Marine veteran aged 23 She says he hoped he would secure life insurance and workers compensation but the plan failed The widow laments while seeking justice and relief from pending court actions and the money she expected to support them

Ahargh Otto Yeager Bette Mince Wwe Annie Yeacer Aveast Yeager Wat

Western Maryland Railway net income in August shows gains

Western Maryland Railway reports August operating revenues of 1 429 207 versus 1 866 884 the prior August, and expenses of 1 958 868 versus 2 478 271. Net operating revenue is 36 38 with a deficit of 421 386. After taxes rents and fixed charges the month nets 2 833 a5 against a 4 by last year. Cost cuts on maintenance and equipment and lower transportation costs due to light traffic produced savings near 1 000 000 compared with the preceding August.

Western Maryland Railway Company

Plan to Mobilize White Women Vote

A county meeting at the courthouse responded to a request from the Democratic party central committee to mobilize white women voters. Speakers noted voting disparities between black and white women, with high registration among negras and lower white female registration. Three district representatives will recruit three women to join in urging turnout on October 11.

la Fiata Charles R ‘Ation Exch Aistrict Teginter

Four Children Die in Kingston Trolley Electrocution

In Kingston a Plymouth and Boston Street Railway trolley car carrying thirteen children was struck by a live feed wire when a trolley pole slipped off the wire. Four children who jumped from the car were electrocuted, and the others were injured as the car caught fire.

Kingston Plymouth and Boston Street Railway Company Geath

Igoitre Removed Without Operation Claim

A Springfield Daily News item from 1910 reports a testimonial about Borbol Quadruple claiming to fully remove a longstanding goitre in less than an hour. The letter from Mrs Wrank Heard of Kare Gt asserts rapid neck reduction and recovery, praising the remedy and offering more information via mail or phone. The ad promotes small bottles of the product with directions to contact Blend& Ineas and Borbol Quadruple Company in Macvheniceburg, Ohio.

Roy Mort Raven Blend& Ineas Serbol Company Macvheniceburg Ohio

Removal of Bureaucrat Aims to Purge Harding Ally

A 1920s style notice reports a resolution urging President Harding to remove Edmund Badelts of Baltimore from prohibition director post. The measure, by a ministerial group, calls for replacing him with a man aligned with Volstead zeal, reflecting party tensions and enforcement motives.

Buditizs Harding Edmund Badelts Maryinnid Columbie Galan

Hazelnut Crop Outlook Shown As Best Ever

Reports from the Blue Ridge area claim the hazelnut crop will be the best on record. The harvest is gathered in large quantities by growers who missed out on chestnuts and shelled nuts, with minimal coal mining mentioned as a contrast.

Hagerstown Blue Ridge Y.L. Sanderson

Gorter Nominated Chief Judge of Baltimore Supreme Bench

Associate Judge James P. Gorter was unanimously nominated for Chief Judge of the Baltimore Supreme Bench by both Democratic and Republican city committees yesterday, securing by election as successor to Chief Judge Morris A. Soper without opposition.

James P. Gorter Supreme Bench of Balmore Biy Morris A. Soper

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