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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1923

Page

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Bench to Jail Drunk Drivers Plan Aimed at Reform

Baltimore July 15. B Austin Peaghman commissioner of motor vehicles urged judges to enforce full sentences for intoxicated drivers. He argued no exceptions and cited 400 automobile accidents last year. Chief Judge James P. Gorter and the bench took no action, noting they could consider the proposal.

Baltimore Austin Peaghman Fidges Baughman James P. Gorter Seach Mr. Benghman

Auto Traffic Crackdown Spreads Across Cities

Across New York Chicago and the Midwest authorities tighten auto safety rules. New York City Police Commissioner Enright orders 100 percent enforcement and rigorous investigation of all accidents. Chicago imposes workhouse sentences on reckless drivers and repeat violators under age. Missouri and Detroit also implement strict trade and traffic regulations.

New York Chicago Enright Middle West St. Louis Detroit

1809 Men Arrested On Liquor Charges In West Virginia

Charlestown West Virginia January 15 Eighteen hundred men were arrested for liquor law violations in West Virginia during 1922 according to State Prohibition Commissioner W G Brown. This equals about five arrests per day. Drymouths captured 52 stills during the year an average of just over two stills per day. December had 218 arrests while January had the lowest with 52. One hundred five stills were taken during the 28 days of February.

Charlestown W. Va Eigh Steen West Virginia W. G. Brown Drysmouthy

San Francisco Judge a crusade against speeders

San Francisco judge Sylvester McAtee proposes jail for every speed offender and a license examination for all drivers. He cites cities with high fatalities, urges a unified crackdown and asserts San Francisco is committed to law enforcement “100 percent” to curb reckless driving.

San Francisco San

Rheumatism cure marketed with money back guarantee

A local drugstore advertises Rheuma as the remedy for rheumatism. The Aughinbaugh and Kneisley Drug Stores report strong demand and promise money back if not satisfied.

Dancing Contest At Nixon's Stirs Up Interest Here

Interest grows in the Dancing Contest at Nixon's Academy Tuesday evening drawing inquiries from locals and visitors. Box office hours are 2 to 6 PM Monday or anytime Tuesday for entry details. A silver loving cup prize will be awarded by audience judging with Waitz and Fox trot featured and music arranged for the event.

Nixon's Academy Iba

Acrobat Not Sorry He Murdered Vaudeville Actress

News of the selfinflicted bullet wound from Belle Vue Hospital follows Herold Blake Van Alstein a 24 year old acrobat who killed Marion McClaren in a restaurant. He proclaimed he was not sorry for her death and expressed remorse only that he did not kill himself.

Girt Neva York Jess Bellevue Hospital Herold Blake van Alstein Marion McClaren

Antrim Estate Changes Hands In Greencastle

In Greencastle Pa on January 15 the D H Neikirk estate farm in Antrim Township transfers private sale to D G Uike of Upton, who will take possession in spring. Mrs Zarger confined at home for about a month. Miss Mary Watson Craig resumes studies at Vassar College after holidays with her parents. Various local notes include changes in housing and postal routes, community visits, and a rural carrier appointment for Karl M Glaser who scored best among exam applicants.

Greencastle D. H .Neikirk Antrim Township D. G. Uike Upton Miso Mary Barger Morrizais Zarger Wiltow Diebi Ger Vluea First United Brethren Church Cedar 11 Lester M. Couvon Mary Watson Craig Vessar College John C.craig Carlisle Street Mise Qvale Ira Shoemaker B. Jackson Joln Hinds Phladelphia

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