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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1926

Page

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Future policy of Hayperstowa police toward federal agents

Chief Barber presents annual report to the Board of Street Commissioners tonight. The future policy will allow Hagerstown patrolmen to assist federal agents during raids within city limits, but patrol wagons will be denied access to dry agents. The oath to uphold laws means officers must aid in enforcing federal, state, and local prohibitions, including liquor manufacture and sale. Details come from an authoritative source and will be clarified in tonight's session.

Hayperstowa Police Department Goist Thomas Barber Board of Street Commissioners Barber Hagerstown Himita Tlakargtown United States Washington County Harper Chiaf Pofied Burher Board of Street Commissionera

Extreme cold grips Saranac Lake with 28 below zero

A dramatic temperature plunge to 80 degrees below zero was reported since noon yesterday. The frigid conditions followed two days of milder weather with thermometers at Saranac Lake registering 22 to 28 degrees below zero, the season’s lowest readings.

Tupphr Lakh Saranac Lake

Alleged Moonshine Seller Arrested in Village Case

A garbled report states Ralph C. Mentzer of Waynesboro was arrested by local authorities amid allegations of selling moonshine. The notice mentions William H. Stem’s will and a dry law violation referenced in Orphans’ Court. Mentzer reportedly fled to Pennsylvania with his property and children as grand jury action looms.

Ralph C. Mentzer Waynesboro William H. Stem Boonsboro Mentzer Orphans’ Court West Dry Pennsylvania

Potomac River Rises Eight Feet Elevation Record

The Potomac River climbed to eight feet above normal at Williamsport, the highest stage in the recent rise. Water crept up slowly after snowmelt from a warm spell, with levels reporting at Cumberland yesterday as snowmelt increased river flow.

Potomac River Potomac Wormal Williamsport Cumberland

Stock Prices Hit Highs in Danial Neikirk Estate Sale

Banks Nicodemus and Second National posted top prices at a Keedysville estate sale in Hagerstown. Ten shares of Second National hit 400.25 dollars each and 10 more at 400.25. Nicodemus share prices reached 821 dollars. Citizens Bank of Kaedyaville sold 105 shares at 91.75. Cemetery and other local stocks also traded.

Hageratown Nicodemus Second National Danial Neikirk Keedysville Joseph C. Snyder Annioneer Second National Bank Nicodemus Bank Snyder Citizens Bank of Kaedyaville Fairview Cemetery Co Hagerstown Baul Oac Wriendslip Land Company

Troops Arrive to Maintain Order at Non-Union Mines

Indiana National Guard units encamped at Evansville prepare to back civil authorities as five non union bituminous coal mines in Vanderburgh and Warrick counties reopen after weeks idle The adjutant general ordered the move to deter disorder with a guard force to be quartered at an Evansville armory and ready to respond from a base while the state seeks to prevent any outbreak of violence amid the coal mobilization drive.

Evansville Lad Indiana National Guard Indiana Indianayouis Ind Tdi Ena Die Lilith Obaervation Stavatron Ale Walt Hidiana Gaard Evanwvile Vanderbute Warrick Union Aympattizen Plate Adudlala Wader Efuad Werahier

Chicago cleans up aliens as raids arrest 120 plus

CHICAGO Feb 28 more than 120 were under arrest in a police raid on West Side districts called badlands, targeting deportable alien gangsters and gunmen. Twenty-one suspects were designated as government prisoners by U S inspectors sent from Washington for trial to determine remaining in the country.

Chicago West Side United States Washington

Congress to Ask Change in Prohibition Laws

Washington February 23 Substitution of a modified prohibition system legalizing light wine and beer for the present Volstead act is to be asked of Congress. A committee of 21 prominent persons will draw recommendations incorporating sentiment from the second factal conference. The group includes Senator Bayard and Braussard, Representative Hit, Benedict Crowell, Duncan and others from business, clergy, and labor.

Associated Prono Washington Congress Senatoré Bayard Delaware Braussard Louisiana Representative Hit Maryland Benedict Crowell Cleveland Jans Duncan American Federation of Labor Dupont Wilmington

Trustees 10 to Be Renamed Bellegas Board Reappointed

Members of the Bellegas Washington county home board of trustees, Barry M. Hartley Howard H. Young and Diamond King, will be reappointed by the Board of County Commissioners this afternoon. Hartley serves as chairman and Young as secretary treasurer. Terms expiring require the commissioners to appoint before March 1. The current board was appointed a year ago.

Bellegas Washington County Board of County Commissioners Barry M. Hartley Howard H. Young Diamond King Hartle Young

Bus Driver Patrick Kaylor Combats Collision Near Urbana

Quick action by Patrick Kaylor, a bus driver in Hagerstown, prevented a serious crash on the Frederick Washington bus line near Urbana when a reckless driver tried to wedge between two vehicles. No injuries reported. Also note a brief item about nightly radio weather information planned by Moose Lodge station WITD.

Patrick Kaylor Hagerstown Frederick Washington Blus Ridge Transportation Go Kaylor Urbana Moose Moodleheart Radio Weather” Information Sarylea Bart Radio Ustenera WITD 1 Moose

Bank Bandits Make a Haul

Bank robbers struck early today at a Stasmowtsky bank, causing a loss estimated at $60,000. Police reported an anonymous torch was used and describe the scene as a dramatic heist. Detectives investigate motive and suspect details remain unclear.

Winston Tha Phuske Stasmowtsky King Villas Mall Pato

Weight injures man on Pennsylvania water project

E W Stewart of Williamsport employed by Pitt Construction Company on the Magerstown water system project along the Potford river. A 400 pound weight detached from a grab and fell about 50 feet striking Stewarts head and face, tearing skin and ear. He was stunned and bled freely, then treated and taken to a Williamsport physician.

E. W. Stewart Williamsport Pitt Construction Company Magerstown Patford Stewart

Omaha Breathes Easier After Assassin Captured

Omaha relieved as Frank Carter, 46, captured at Bartlett Town and brought to jail confessed to the deadly spree. Police report he used a .22 pistol with a silencer and leather vest gear, claiming responsibility for the killings and later firing at others, ending a week of fear and resuming normal city life.

Omaha Neb Jounell Frank Carter Bartlett Town Janhs Tha Carter

Rev Singmaster Ill After Paralytic Stroke At 73

Rev J A Singmaster president of the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Gettsyburg suffered a slight paralytic stroke last night. He is 73 years old and among the denomination’s most prominent figures. The report notes his illness amid a line of church leadership updates from the period.

Gettysburg J. A. Singmaster Lutheran Theological Seminary Singmaster

Milk Man Permit Suspended for Improper Display

Dairyman B A Shank was found guilty and fined eight dollars for failing to display the dairy name and permit number as required. The permit was suspended until the ordinance is satisfied, with display to be moved to the delivery wagon.

B. A. Shank Justice O. V. Middlekay Shank

Opening court hears four liquor cases disposed in docket

Court resumed this morning as the criminal docket opened with four liquor cases. One trial ended in acquittal for A Milburn after a mask and still were found. others pleaded guilty to liquor manufacture or sale. Bond set for Boward and Stevens. Stevens detained after a yearlong manhunt. Prosecution expected to tackle high profile cases against former city officials next week.

Attornay Milburn John J. Alton John W. Turney Ostberg Fallon Ross Boward Harry Stouffer Lawrence Stevens Stevens Chapman and I Crum Big Pool

Rival Big Conowingo Project Rumor Surfaces Near Harpers Ferry

An authoritative source reports a proposed Potomac Shenandoah power complex aimed at supplying Washington with electricity. Surveyors from National Power Supply Co of Cleveland are studying land around Harpers Ferry and Sharpsburg, planning a dam tying into Potomac and Shenandoah waters, with further dams envisioned toward Washington.

Potomac Shenandosh Hcat Susquehanna River Harpers Ferry Maryland West Virginia Potomac River Sharpsburg National Power Supply Ga Cleveland Ohio Potomac Island Washington Hon Shenandoah Harpers Perry Grast Falla Snyder's Landing

Liberty magazine barred from Tang a customs action

Ottawa February 23 The American magazine Liberty was permanently banned from Tang a under the customs act prohibiting obscene material. Minister George Holvin announced the exclusion last night stating the publication carried misrepresentations about the Prince of Walls and the late Queen Mother Alexandra.

Ottawa Liberty Tanga George Holvin Customs and Excise Prince of Walls Queen Mother Alexandra Ibelous

Stilean establishes trust fund for son by Mrs Leeds

New York reports banker James A. Stillman established a substantial trust fund for his eight year old son Jay Ward Loa. The fund details remain withheld though amounts around 150 000 were mentioned. Mrs Florence J. Leeds and attorney William M. Sullivan discussed the fund amid ongoing legal actions from 1922.

New York James A. Stillman Vanker Paria Lida Jay Ward Loa Florence J. Leeda Wiliam Mf. Sullivan Sullivan Maye Tools

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