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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1926
Page
3
Motorcyclist Policeman Chas Bitzzard, tracked in Hagerstown last August, patrolled highways and left today for Belair to resume duty. He arrived from Westminster and made about 250 arrests for automobile law violations. An inventor describes a new locomotive whistle as having no tone and a woodwind symphony orchestra sound.
A dense roster of Sunday services across many churches including Ion Reformed, St. Johns Lutheran, St. Pauls Evangelical, and Trinity Lutheran among others. Several Christmas and Cantata programs noted, with timings for morning and evening worship, Sunday School, and special services at churches in Williamsport Funkstown Cavetown and surrounding communities.
New regulations authorize Voges to join the army and serve in units for messenger duty or other support roles in the northern wastes, expanding opportunities for service and employment within the military structure.
Martinsburg authorities detain Red Jacobs of Hagerstown on charges of possession of whisky after a planned sale to a Martinsburg man. A second Hagerstown man is being sought as police thwart the scheme and arrest occurred when Jacobs arrived in Martinsburg.
Investigation shows a keg labeled whisky contained water nine and a half gallons while a hidden compartment held about half a gallon. Jacobs was found with half a pint of whisky and suspected of intending to fake a larger sale. He faces charges in relation to the incident.
Daisy Stevens, mother of an infant, was awarded custody by Juvenile Court Judge Yourtee after a hearing. Her husband Laurens Stevens is serving a term in the penitentiary. The child had been in the care of its grandparents since the arrest, with Stevens seeking custody for months.
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