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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1928

Page

2

Bootlegger Beard sentenced for liquor raid and assault

Harvey Beard of Greencastle formerly of Hagerstown received two and a half years in jail for liquor possession and one year for assaulting his wife, with sentences to run concurrently. The case followed a raid on his home near Greencastle where 83 quarts of whiskey were found under a floor. Mrs Effie Johnson, present at the house, was charged with possession of war but released on a suspended sentence. Beard was ordered to bond 3500 to keep peace and to pay 7 weekly to support his family. He has a wife and several children. Beard, dubbed Prince of Bootleggers in Pennsylvania, lived on West Franklin Street. He had prior liquor law violations and previously operated a meat market and store on West Franklin.

Ben’ Harvey Beard Greencastle Hagerstown Devison Chambersburg Bessie Beard Effie Johnson Jeard Pennsylvanis Prince of Bootleggers Franklin West

Wyand Elected Burgess in Keedysville Election

Chester Wyand was elected burgess with 40 votes out of 63. Patterson Roulette won assistant burgess with 38 votes. Carl Rowe led commissioners with 52 votes, joined by A. H. Snively and Roy Line. A late ticket with Roy Reeder and Herbert Snyder earned seven votes. Russell Geeting retires after five terms.

Chester Wyand Burgess Keedysville Patterson Roulette Carl Rowe A. H. Snively Roy Line Roy Reeder Herbert Snyder Russell Geeting Burgees

British naval supply ship Bacchus reaches port after collision

The British navy supply ship Bacchus arrived at Portland harbor following a collision with a Greek steamer. No injuries are reported and the incident is under investigation by port authorities.

Portland Eng Bacchus

Wanted 50 Thousand Skinny Men Ad for McCoy's Tablets

An old Atlantic City anecdote promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets promising weight gain. It claims a thin man gained 28 pounds in two months and offers a guaranteed return of purchase price if not gaining at least five pounds after specified box purchases. The ad targets underweight individuals seeking energy and health improvements.

Atlantic City McCoy America Ady

Missing Students Feared After Lake Erie Plane Crash

Cleveland May 7 The plane that plunged into Lake Erie off Long Point Ont may have carried John Rosecrans 22 Milwaukee Law student and James M Latey Buffalo both reported missing. Rosecrans had left Milwaukee for Cambridge earlier, witnesses say the engine ran before the crash as the lighthouse keeper saw the crash and an explosion lifted wreckage.

Cleveland Lake Erie Long Point Ont John Rosecrans Milwaukee Harvard University Law School James M. Latey Buffalo Rosecrans Cambridge B. Cook Ruth J. Dirrel

Primary Election Notice for Washington County

A notice announces a Democratic and Republican primary on May 7 from 6 AM to 7 PM across Washington County Maryland precincts. It lists multiple polling places from Red Men’s Hall in Sharpsburg to various halls in Hagerstown, Williamsport, Hancock, and more, naming precincts and locations for each party’s voting, with officers ensuring direct voter choices for U S Senate, State Senate, and party conventions. The document ends with endorsements by Dewitt Ellington and J. Taylor, a true copy by Clerk Robt B Boelf.

Washington County Maryland Democratic Party Republican Party United States Public Square Sharpaburg N. Sonocochenue St Williamsport Conococheague St Antietam Summit Ave Hagerstown Rinehart Smith's Baltimore and Potomac Ostar Wendeler Baltimore St Boonsboro Earl Watson Smithsburg New Town Hall Rohrersvil Jr. O. U. A. M. Hall Lestersburg Red Men's Hall Funkstown Sandy Hook Edward le Davis Tilghmanton Jacob Miller Cearfoss J. P. Bell Ringgold Earl Yeakle Indian Springs Beaver Creek M. L. Watkins E. Franklin J. Harry Schuelers Cinar Lee St. Hagerstown Max Gerber'soom East Lee St. Hagerstown John W. Ca_ble Chewsville Serstown CC. Fechtig Potomac C. W. Bower N. Mulberry Fairgrounds N. Mulberry St Wilson's Washington Sales Agency W. Washington St Hagerstow Western Enterprise Fire Hall Washington Square Woessner J.T. Ylor Harry Pepe Robt, B Boelf

Fasted student regains hearing after month without food

J C Fowler 22 of Mendoza Argentina, a Georgia Tech student, completed a 30 day fast with only water and citrus juice. He regained hearing once impaired since youth, lost 23 pounds, and kept perfect class attendance while building strength. He plans a gradual return to diet as physicians note improved vitality. His parents are Baptist missionaries in Argentina.

Atlanta J. C. Fowler Medoza Argentina Georgia School of Technology Fowler

Methodist Conference Acts on Cigarette Issue

In Kansas City on May 7 the quadrennial general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church deferred action on a proposal to ban smoking among women. The resolution was referred to the committee on prohibition and public morals after a debate led by Rev. David H. Hargle of Philadelphia. He lamented increased female smoking on trains and called for limits on the practice.

Kansas City General Conference The Methodist Episcopal Church David’ H. Hargle Philadelphia Delaware

Two Men Charged With Driving Drunk Fined $100

Two men charged with operating vehicles while intoxicated were arrested Saturday night by State Policeman Cabbage and fined $100 plus costs.

Cabbage

Names Arraigned for Drunkenness and Fines Proclaimed

Ten men charged with drunkenness appeared before Justice Bitner and were fined five dollars each with many sent to jail for default. Two men named Simmons and Lutkin failed to pay their fines. Separately H B Boward Watte Williams L E H Semler and Fred Boward gathered 1189 mushrooms yesterday, producing over a bushel.

JH. Bittner An James ‘Simmons Oliver Lutkin H. B. Boward Watte Williams L. EH. Semler Fred Boward

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