Frederick man jailed again after late night arrest in city
Frederick police report a 65 year old Black man known as Albert Smith was arrested Sunday after being banished from the city and returned. Officer Bartgis found a quart of alleged liquor in his bundle and he faces a court appearance before Justice Motter. Several others were jailed or cited for drunkenness traffic and weapons charges as the police planned hearings tonight.
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Frederick
Albert Smith
Ial
Guy B. Motter
Maryland
Frederck City
Bartgis
George Felth
Jacobs and
Hoffman
Walter Dornell
Schell Yacobs
William Herbert
Albert Robinson
Edward Johnson Colored
M. Chaney
Jacobs
William BE. Spraigz
Hiltner
W. TY. Moore
Washington
Miller
Sherman P Bowers
Clement Pratts
Gaithersburg
Monttgomery
Frederick County
Justice of the Peace
W. E. Falconer
Lew Market
Pratts
Nestro
Man Falls From Bridge After Stepping From Train
Grayson Schilling, about 35, of Water Street, fell about 35 feet from the west end of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge over the Monocacy River at Frederick Junction while alighting from a train. He injured his skull and was unconscious until later revived briefly. investigation by Sheriff Ingomar W Albaugh found no foul play.
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Grayson Schilling
Waterstreet
Frederick City Hospital
Monocacy River
Frederick Junction
Dsoworthy
Schillings
Schilling
Soldiers Return From Fifteen Day National Guard Camp
Regimental Headquarters and units of the local National Guard returned Saturday after a two o'clock arrival from a fifteen days camp at Virginia Beach. About 144 men and officers attended, led by Col. John Marker and Maj. Elmer Munshower with several captains and lieutenants. They received rifle qualification and air schedule training. the camp was praised as one of the best in memory.
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First Infantry
National Guard
Viginia Beach
John Marker
Elmer F Munshower
Robert F Barrick
Charles Staley
F. Lester Smith
Philip Ritchie Wainebrenner
Gur Anders
L. V. Kreh
William Trout
Specht Appeals Jail Sentence For DUI Ride With Family
William Specht of near Tel low Springs received 30 days in county jail after Magistrate August Brust found him driving under the influence. He appealed, posted 1000 bail, and admitted drinking from a half pint taken by an officer after arrest near Square Corner where his wife and eight week old child rode in the sidecar and an 11 year old rode the tandem. The magistrate warned against such risk and endangering his family.
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Wiliam Specht
Tellow Springs
August T. Brust
Ibquor
Miller
Specht
Fannie Hurst Wins 50 000 Prize for Liberty Contest
Chicago August 17 Fannie Hurst author awarded a 50000 prize offered by Liberty magazine in conjunction with Famous Players Lasky for a star suitable for Liberty and a motion picture. The contest described as the greatest of its kind drew nearly 100000 manuscripts and plot summaries from readers worldwide.
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Chicago
Fannie Hurst
Liberty
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