Wilson acquitted at liquor charge hearing
A preliminary hearing in Hagerstown found James P. Wilson 28 a resident of Washington county not guilty of possessing moonshine. Testimony described a moonshine incident and a 35 cent purchase at a home on Sacters street. An explosion case on the same street was noted with two people awaiting further hearings.
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Housewives Boycott Over Meat Prices Spreads Citywide
Housewives in Hamtramck began a strike against high meat costs and picketed with banners. Reported neighborhoods including Litem Pats and Higmend Park joined with around 500 women participating in the effort to curb purchases and urge price reductions.
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Litem Pats
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P.cket
Agnew Orchestra Set for Braddock Park Show
Char lie Agnew and his orchestra, direct from Chicago hotels, bring a full program to Braddock Hexerts Park Friday evening. dancers will enjoy their first appearance with NBC Chicago stars Emie Ann Lincoln Dasy Roads and Lon Savxen plus the orchestra glee club in popular choral numbers.
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Edgewater Beach
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Charlie Agnew
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Musicans
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Agnew
Vocaless
Emie Ann Lincoln
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Lon Savxen
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Fishing law violations result in fines at Buckeystown hearing
Two arrests for Maryland fishing law violations were made by district game warden Benjamin F. Phebus. Charles Miller of Point of Rocks and Julian Webb faced Justice John F. Keller with Miller fined 25 dollars plus costs for bush bob setting with minnows along the Potomac. Webb, who fled to Virginia, was ordered to appear after investigators traced his boat.
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Charles Miller
Julian Webb
Point of Rocks
John F. Keller
Buckeystown
Miller
Benjamin Phebus
Potomac
Webb
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Air-Conditioned American Gas Promises Weatherproof Car Perf ormance
An advertisement extols a new gasoline called Air-Conditioned American Gas. It claims a 100% pure petroleum base, no acid treatment, and built in to counteract temperature and humidity changes so the motor performs uniformly from Maine to Florida. It boasts clean burning, greater net power, higher anti-knock, and more miles per gallon.
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Florida
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