Lifers in clash at Maryland Penitentiary stabbing
Walter Socolow a life prisoner in the Maryland Penitentiary was stabbed in the back in the dining room Friday by fellow lifer Clarence Cothron during a hold up. Socolow escaped serious injury. Cothron, already a multi murder convict dating to 1919 and 1920 cases in Bel Air and Rockville, was subdued by guards and will face prison discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Socolow
Maryland
William B. Norris
Baltimore
Clarence Cothron
Socolow
Cothron
Bel Air
Harford County
John I. Weldon
Philadelphia
Rockville
Grace C. Cothron
Homer Jones
Jones
Prince George's County
Cothrons
Hammong Urner
Glenn H. Worthing
Edward C. Peter
Yelerton
Flag
Atlantic City
Secolow
Bartgis Arrests Mark Start of City Police Career
Former deputy sheriff Allen Bartgis, now with the city police, made his first arrests on Saturday night. He and others detained two men for drunkenness and assisted in arresting John Top, a black man, jailed on $20 bond awaiting a police court hearing at 7:30 PM. John Wise and Joseph Boyce, both described as Negro, posted $10 and $5 collateral respectively for appearances at the same court. An attempt to revive Nevada horse racing is planned for next spring, expecting to draw top horses en route from Pacific coast winter meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Bartgis
Duto
John Top
Bartgis
John Wise
Joseph Boyce
Engelbrecht and
Nevada
Pacific Coast
County Wins Three Prizes At International Grain Show
This Maryland county earned three prizes at the International Grain and Hay Show in Chicago, with exhibitors Tobias Zimmerman thirty third in Yellow Dent class ten cars Frederick Angleberger forty second and I L Carpenter forty sixth. Four county entries competed as the county marked its first representation at the world wide exhibit. Other Maryland counties claimed several prizes including Warford Carroll and Dorchester counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tobias Zimmerman
Frederick Angleberger
I. L. Carpenter
Unite States
Maryland
Warford County
Carroll County
Dorchester
Maryland Corn Show Yields Prizes Across Counties
Harford County won four prizes in the ten ear class while Cecil County earned three in ten ears and four in single ear. The State totals reached thirty four prizes this year versus nineteen last year. FLW Cht ersburg of the Extension Service and University of Maryland attended and oversaw the Maryland entries. Maryland exhibits attracted notable attention.
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White City
Sydney
Australia
Firet
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
P. D. Box
Frederick, Md
Christmas Club
North Market Street
Tts
le Club
Club
Echanes Oe Bank
Ristmave
Moore
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Narcissus
Freesias
Greenawalt’s
News Office
Commercial Bank
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