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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1921
Page
4
Police guard a field near Martinsburg waiting to arrest two young men suspected of auto theft. The pair fled a abandoned car after a traffic stop, were spotted in the countryside, and evaded capture by fleeing through a rail crossing and blind alleys. One fugitive carries a rifle. The vehicle is traced to a Maryland owner.
Spruce Streeters appeared before the Hoard of Street Commissioners to condemn the street segment between Howard and Garrett Streets as muddy after rain, while Albert Beyard, street boss, was ordered to investigate. An advertising firm offered free city towers for traffic control but reserved rights for hoisting ads on them. The committee plans a definite railroad on today. Chief Barber reported arrests and fines totaling 247 dollars. other remarks were accepted and filed.
Police report a homebrew operation found in a schoolhouse basement in Charlestown. More than 10 gallons of mash and a boiler and 8 to 10 gallon extinguisher were seized. a copper coil ran to a granite feature. No arrests made.
Delegates from the United Electric and Wireless Association of this city will likely attend the first national convention of wireless operators in Chicago from August 31 to September 2. The association consists of amateur operators from this city and many prominent figures in wireless endeavor are expected to be present.
Congregation of the Second Christian church faced locked doors as they arrived for a meeting after elders demanded removal of Pastor Elder W. A. Cole. A signed notice by church officers said Rev. Cote was dismissed and the church would not cover his debts. Younger members opposed the orator and attempts to open the church failed.
Chief of Police John T. Lickiider, a World War veteran and holder of the Distinguished Service Cross, resigns in protest as Martinaburg city council fails to approve force appointments he made to fill vacancies caused by suspensions and reactivation. The council recently named three new officers under a political agreement.
City officials move to confirm a new chief after a vote to approve the appointment. The decision sets leadership for the police department and outlines next steps for onboarding and duties. Community leaders weigh in on public safety implications as the process continues.
The advertisement promotes Thomson's glove fitting corsets with latest models and exclusive styles for travel wear. It touts ease of wear and poised silhouette, aiming to attract customers seeking refined undergarments.
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