Summers Given A Months Term After Liquor Still Raid
Ezra Summers, father of the accused, testified his son had good reputation and was never in trouble before. Deputies found two stills and mash at Summers home near Boonsboro, with Lee Harold and Joe Alexander and John Hardy linked to the operation. He claimed the Alexanders paid for legal defense and pressured him to misstate ownership.
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Ezra Summers
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Peoples Court
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House of Correction
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