Four Found Guilty in Assault at Hagerstown Trial
William Fraker Raymond Lomeroy Luther Brill and Mary Ditwer all of Hagerstown were found guilty by a jury on a charge of assault with intent to rob Dewey Batt Winpster and Wilmer Thompson. Conviction carries two to ten years in the penitentiary with sentence deferred. Nine men took part in the assault. five were captured and nine held in custody. three remain at large. The group took part during tensions with Western Maryland Railroad and included strikebreakers Thompson and Matt.
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Wiliam Fraker
Raymond Lomeroy
Luther Brill
Marry Ditwer
Hagerstown
Lorent
Dewey Batt
Win
Roy Ditmer
Harry Ditimer
Western Maryland Railroad
Thompson
Matt
Werel
Freaker
Machinists Union Mead On Trial For Manslaughter
Thomas E. Carroll 62, of Washington, international representative of the Machinists Union, stands trial in Hagerstown on manslaughter charges over the death of E. Garfield Rout, 40, of Taneytown. Jury selection occupied much of the day as both sides challenged taslismen. witnesses are to be called as the trial resumes with defense alleging choking details and a later death related to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Carroll
Washington
Ilernatof
Machinists Union
Hagerstown
E. Garfield
Taneytown
Avery
Costrell
F. J. H. Mathelland
Toledo
Ohio
Angie Wolfinger
FF. G. Wagaman
Carroll
Kent
Debate on Catiline's Guilt in Frederick High Latin Class
Frederick high school's tenth grade Latin class held a debate on Cicero's portrayal of Catiline. Students split into affirmative and negative camps, with Roger Snouffer, Jack Cecil, George Henn for the pro, and William Brish, Earl Fahrney, Wilbur LeGore for the con. The class voted 12-10 to side with the negative, praising Miss Franges Sidwell's engaging teaching method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Catiline
Cicero
Catilne
Givero
Roger Snouffer
Jack Cecil
George Henn
Vicero
William Brish
Earl Fahrney
Wilbur LeGore
Franges Sidwell
Haseen
Frederick
Imperial Bulletin on Prince Regent Hirohito Health
An official bulletin from the imperial household in Tokyo dated December 14 reports Prince Regent Hirohito in serious condition with influenza. The document notes a fever around 140 and a pulse rising from 108 to 110, detailing the royal patient’s health status.
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Hirohite
Tokio
Imperial Nousehedd
Mvasiea
Tiny Theft Leads to Fine and Jail Time
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania on December 14 Mrs Qaz fie McFlaney was fined five dollars and sentenced to thirty days in jail by Magistrate Suceno for the theft of a ten cent item from a five and ten cent store. The store manager testified the woman walked out with a item without paying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburch
Qazfie McFlaney
Suceno
Gter
Former Mrs Leeds Sails For New York
Prince Christopher of Greece and his wife Princess Anastasia, formerly Mrs William B Leeds, were passengers aboard the Omteosating from Newark to New York City, signaling a notable social harbor visit amid transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
N.Y. Loughampton
Prince Christopher
Greece
Princess Anastasia
William B. Leeds
Newark
Annual County Field Meet Draws Debate on Frederick High Dominance
Discussion in the county field and track meet circuit centers on Frederick High School’s long dominance, aided by largest student body and best track. Supporters argue larger entries from other schools could raise competition, while Frederick adherents insist the dominance will continue.
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Frederick High School
Frederick
Brupewick
Middletown
Frederick B'Gb
Brunswick
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Liberty
Myersville
Walkersville
New Market
Adamstown
Kemptown
Burkittsville
Walt
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MEAD
Dr Kings
Drea
Archive
Sorbonne University
Paria
Charles Henry
Cadet Field
Martha Washington
Morris
J. M. Cronenburg & CO
Phone
Patrick St
Gruen Vermain
Gruen
Cincinnati
Malone’s Jewelry Store
Frederick, Marylas
Atkins
BUICK
Republic
Maxwell
Maryland Motor Machini
West
Patrick Street
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