Two Men Freed After February Trial In Baltimore
David Himber and Maugans were sentenced but freed on April 2 in Baltimore. Clarence Bessard and Bartgis faced charges for defrauding residents with chimney repair schemes in the western city area. Justice Schnanfier called the operation a racket and noted false home repair claims and fake names used to steal money from homeowners.
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Js Maczans
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Clarence Bessard
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Maugans
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Hugh A. Red PoMee
Aten Bartgis
Guy Anders
Rea Ghat
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Justice Schnanfier
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Ponce Cours Charged With Defined S19 Costs
Local report notes Ponce was charged under defined S19 costs related to the case. Details on the charges and court actions remain limited in the available text.
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Ponce Cours
Local Store Promises Easter Hours and Deals
Fragmentary text hints at a store planning a promo and extended Easter hours. It mentions a “bonus” and terms related to prices and convenience, with vague references to a company and customer services. The readable bits suggest ongoing shopping plans and possible promotions.
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Groaany
Bash Snis
Lapping Co
Fragmented sailor dialogue from a tangled rough scene
A jumble of garbled speech describes Copor and Scoucy at sea with a small boat. The characters argue over steps and plans while a fish suddenly jumps, causing Duney to swerve and fall into the air, leaving readers with a perplexing, partial moment from a chaotic voyage.
Lions Club Meeting Discusses Employer Employee Relations
Postmaster Gi paper employer and employee week outlines at a Thursday Lions Club gathering. Motter spoke on employer employee relations with emphasis on employment needs and constructive lines for employers. Guests included Rev. Dr. Stockdale of Washington DC and C. Hobart Wilson with local officials chaired by Alan Whitmore.
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Tuncheon
Motter
Frederick
Moon Ik
Rovarans
Mower
Tas
A. A. Stocdale
Washington, D.C. R CO
Alan C. Whitmore
Louis L. Wuilsor
C. A. Hobart
Wilson
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City Property Sold at Auction for 3300 Dollars
Clerk records show sale of property on Ti0 Eas Patrick street to executor Rev McHard G Wilson for the estate of John W Waser. D Becker pastor Bethel and Miss Elizabeth A Bevilon witness. Trans at price of 3300 dollars.
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Patrick Street
McHard G. Wilson
John W. Waser
D. Becker
Bethel
Elzabeth A. Bevlon
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