14 Nov 1923
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1923
Page
1
Philadelphia judge rules police may not pry open truck doors to sniff for illicit liquor without a warrant. The decision limits roadside searches, requiring a proper legal basis before inspecting suspect vehicles. The ruling narrows police investigative methods in cases involving bootleg liquor.
The text shows officers claiming authority to seize a vehicle if there is positive proof of contraband. It mentions officers listening for signs of alcohol in a moving truck and alludes to West Coast motor truck parts leaders seeking an inventor akin to Edison to create a bottle.
Tonopah sees the end of its telegraph messenger era as Dorothy and Ethel Rawe leave after five years. The sisters learned every resident and building in town, earning miners’ respect and gifts at Christmas. They, with their mother, head to Culver City to attend school in California.
In Cumberland on November 14 Mrs Maud Emerick 35 and her 13 year old son Carl were wounded by gunfire while cleaning rabbits at their Wellersburg Pennsylvania home. Both were in serious condition at Frostburg hospital. A note signed K J K threatened Loury Emerick the husband. Authorities suspect arson and gunfire linked to ongoing threats against the family. State police and Somerset county sheriff continue the investigation.
In Lima Ohio on November 14 Mrs Laura M Doner attended a party with friends and found her husband Edward Doner there, though he claimed to be in Florida. She filed for divorce while he disputed separation, claiming they are still together. The page also lists poultry and egg prices in Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia for the day.
A vintage advertisement touts a three day cough as a danger signal and promotes Creomulsion a creosote based remedy. It claims the drug soothes inflamed membranes attacks germs and heals throat and lung troubles promising relief with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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