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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1925

Page

6

Regulators Weigh Interstate Bus Regs After Supreme Court Hint

Gov Ruehle says Public Service Commission can grant or deny permits for interstate bus lines crossing state lines. The commission may refuse transfers of passengers or freight between points in Marsland, while federal regulation remains a factor. A test case involves George W. Hush and Sons Co operating trips Maryland to Delaware River steamships. Also an ad promo from Chamberlain Medicine Co offering trial remedies for coughs and stomach troubles.

Public Service Commission Supreme Court Govern Ruehle Marsland Cond Fedreal George W. Hush and Sons Co Jaryland Delaware River AL Tia Contereira Var Service Commission Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa Chamberlain

Gatrell Held on Liquor Charge After Raid

John Gatrell of Sharpsburg district was held in 25 dollars for action at the Federal Grand Jury by U S Commissioner Hagner after illegal possession of liquor charge. Attorney Scott M. Wolfinger denounced the raid by officers Ford and Winghrnm as ridiculous and absurd claiming no mash or whisky was found on Gatrell premises. A hidden liquor find was reported across the road in a neighboring field behind a stone fence.

John Gatrell Sharpsburg Federal Grand Jury U. S

Whisky raid uncovers mash on Gatrel property

Agents Ford and Flinchum searched the Gatrel home on January 4 and found two ten gallon cans of mash concealed behind a stone fence in a neighbor’s field. Footprints connected the Gatrel residence to the mash site and back. No whisky odor reported on Gatrel premises, which housed two families. Authorities said raids followed complaints of whisky purchases at the homes.

Ford Flinchum Gatrel Gatrell Pretiyes Froud Gatrell Potnt Hey

PHONE INJUNCTION EXPECTED TO BE SIGNED TODAY

The Public Service Commission approved increased rates and back bills for the 0. &. I. Telephone Company and these charges will appear on March bills. A temporary injunction by the United States statutory court is expected to be signed today or tomorrow, with permanent injunctions forthcoming.

Public Service Commission to Pay Court Costs

Judges Rose Soper and Groner determine that costs of the Federal Court proceeding, totaling between 2 and 4000 dollars including court costs and stenographers record, will be paid by the Public Service Commission.

John C. Rose Morris A. Soper D. Lawrénee Groner St Jesus Public Service Commission

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