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Man Convicted After Tavern Dispute In Frederick
In Frederick Magistrate Court Harry L. Lake testified about a tavern confrontation on South Market Street where a shotgun was displayed during a dispute with bartender Hugh Flynn. Flynn, who said Lake presented a $10 bill that never appeared in the till, denied loading the weapon, and the magistrate dismissed the assault charge after noting Flynn acted in self defense. Other cases included Joseph Schultz charged with drunk and disorderly conduct after an all night restaurant incident, and Paul Dalton found guilty of drunken and reckless driving with light penalties. A sword donation to Harpers Ferry National Monument was also noted, along with a local public notices and library association gathering references.
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Harry L. Lake
Braddock Heights
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Lake
S. Market St
Hugh Flynn
South Mar
Red Street
Flynn
Sheffield
Solomon
Joseph Schultz
Route 5
Frederick
U. S. 40
U.S. 40
Gladys Green
Edwin F. Nikirk
Schultz
Nikks
Nolo
Paul de Marcus Dalton
Rockville
H. J. Brown
U.S. U5
Ebert
Brown
Sherman Bowers
Dalton
Charles Edward Dalton
Johns Hopkins
Thaidelphia Dam
Daltons
Fred Naille
Unionville
Susan Jf. Janson
Nail
Johnson