Joint Hearing On Hagerstown Electric Plant Injunctions
A court in Hagerstown will hear arguments on consolidating or separating two petitions seeking injunctions to halt a new Moniepal Electric Light Plant. The case questions PSC permission, constitutional claims, and the city’s right to use sewer land without purchase. The hearing precedes a final argument set for April 16 before Judge Wagamon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageratown
Moniepal Electric Light
Frank G. Wagamon
Sheefly
Public Service Commission
Levin Stoapbraker
Alexander Armstrong
H. H. Keady
Wagaman
Wpom
Hewerage Commission
Public Service Commission Authority
Three Changes in Prohibition Law Sought
United States District Attorney Amon W. Woodcock announced three changes to enforce prohibition. The plan includes seeking temporary injunctions after raids, targeting private homes found with liquor in commercial quantities, and urging state officials to enforce state laws rather than relying on federal action. This marks a shift from restricting injunctions to businesses to broader personal use controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Amon W. W. Woodcock
Woodcock
Local Plant Plans Prizes For Essays
Four cash prizes are offered by Slagerstown Coca Cola Bottling Works for essays by Hagera town School students on Bottling Coca-Cola. Winners receive ten dollars each. contest runs to April 30. Judges include B. J. Grimes Leslia Beard and Charles W. Harman. Also notes store sale at Hoffman & Sons North Potomac street after a recent fire. repair work to follow next week. A German firm banked plans for an airplane factory near Angora Turkey.\"
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slagerstown
Coca Cola
Hageratown School
Bramntine
B. J. Grimes
Leslia C. Beard
Charles W. Harman
Postal Telegraph Company
The
Herald
C. Knode Hoffman & Sons, Clothiers
Potomac Street
Travinger
Fahrasy Bros
Mother testifies son offered money to testify against Shepherd
Mrs Anna Kock of Waukegan Illinois testifies her son B P Clark a former Chicago salesman for Dr C Farman wrote she he received a large money offer to testify against William Shepherd in the William McClintock death case. She says she would rather brand him a liar than have innocent people suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Anna Kock
Waukegan, II
B. P. Clark
C. Farman
Chicago
William Shepherd
William McClintock
Shepherd
City Awarded Paving Suit Against Potomac Edison Co
Judge Wagaman awarded Hagerstown a verdict in the paving suit against Potomac Edison for about 32000 dollars. The city claimed costs for paving between the company tracks and two feet on each side, arguing the franchise required the company to bear the expense. The company contended the provision applied only when streets were built anew. City attorney A. S. Mayon and representative Alexander Armstrang presented the case. ruling came after earlier proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Wagaman
City of
Hagerstown
Potomac-Edison Company
Potomac Street
Summit Avenue
A. S. Mayon
Alexander Armtrang
Wagaman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mason
McCardell Bros
Angora
Turkey
Eveready
Eveready Columbia
P.E. CO
Doug
Mather
Chiawelten
Miothara
Garerstown Storage & Ipr. CO
Vrce
Bank of Salad Receipes Desk
Richard Helman, Inc
Long Talend Chey, NF
Hellmann
BLUE
Alimentary Canal
California
Prone and Apricot Growers Association
Sam Jose
Poona
Weet
H. K. Startzman Motor Co
W. Franklin
Rte Arnous
Potomac St. Aegersbom Md
JILES
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!