Shipley given six months in Maryland House of Correction
Isaac N Shipley former beer and lunchroom operator on West Patrick street defended himself in Circuit Court Thursday on two counts for selling whiskey and beer without a license. He was found not guilty on the whiskey charge and guilty on the beer sale count, receiving six months in the Maryland House of Correction. Witnesses testified for both sides as he conducted his own defense.
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Isaac N. Shipley
Rator
West Patrick Street
James Marks
Jamesarks
Allen Bartgis
Brunner
Earl Lowell
Flohn H. Martz
Nes
Acused
James Clem
Ernest H. Liggett
Irs
Shipley
Oscar Miller
Tudge Wilard
Miller
Miriam Fogle
Rodney Toms
Byudge Willard
House of Correction
Willard
Toms
Ile
Harry F. Ball
Shookstown
Ternoon
Ball
Harry W. Ensor
Earl H. Kline
Boonsboro
Ensor
Carl C. Harris
Hope Hill
Quick Vote on Bonus Looms in Congress
Washington reports House leaders aim for a rapid decision on the bonus to remove it as a potential trouble spot. A bill to pay veterans and adjust compensation certificates could reach the House for action within two to three weeks after the new Congress convenes January 3. Democratic leader Rep Burns of Tennessee urged swift disposition of the bonus.
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Washington
House
Congress
Rep. Burns
Tennessee
Search for missing Mrs Schaffner on Carmel shore deepens
U S soldiers airplanes civilian authorities and artists colony volunteers comb Carmel California beach foot by foot in a forlorn search for Mrs Elliot Boke Schaffner. A naked footprint at the trail end, tracked by dogs, heights belief she may be near.
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Carmel
Cali
U. S
Ocean Shore
Elliot Boke Schaffner
Nursing wife of Joseph Schaffner leaps into Monterey Bay
The nursing wife of Joseph Schaffner, director of a Mahonary Brown clothing firm, became distracted by ill health and threw herself into Monterey Bay, prompting a rescue effort and investigations into her condition.
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Joseph Schaffner
Mahonary-Brown
Monterey Bay
Hautmanns Counsel Denied Entrance To Home
New York December 2 Edward Reily George Fisher and Predrick Pope attempted to gain admittance to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping suspect Bruno Hauptmann at his Breaux county residence but were refused by Mrs Pawine Rausch. Fisher said admittance was demanded for Hauptmann. The door was answered by Mrs Rausch who said Hauptmann’s apartment had been reused and would not be entered. The event ended without testimony or charges.
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New York
Herunv
Richard Dauptmann
Couny
Breaux County
P. m
Edward. Reily
Ligud Fisher
Preda
AL Pope Potnedeul
Faimens
Ae Lindbergh
kUlia
Hautetmann
Fisher
Pawine Rausch
Eisher
Bowman
New Jersey
Court Hearing Details on Farm Tenant Dispute
A hearing in police court Thursday night involved George S. Smith, a farm tenant near Libertytown, accusing a colored man and another Tainter of trespassing after Smith asked them to leave his premises and post hunting signs. Last Friday, a threat was made to "fill him full of shot."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Smith
Libertytown
Stth
Defendant Denies Premises. Warrant Served by Constable
Smith testified that a colored man pointed a gun at him while he was notified by Game Warden Benjamin Phebus. The defendant denied being on the premises and claimed mistaken identity. Reno S. Harp represented the defendant as Constable Guy Anders served the warrant.
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Benjamin Phebus
Smith
Reno S. Harp
Guy Anders
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Wright
Casper E. Cline
Frederick
B. Frank Wright
Wright Funeral Home
16Th Street
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District of Columbia
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Bank of Personal Service
Pwopa
SGM
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Rock
Yraeli, Barconsfield
Elish Stalesa
Children’s Bloomers
Coats
William A. Smitty
Liberytown
Sherman P. Bowers
Oxfords
Hera Is Stores CO. Fh
Victor Bread
Brazil
Baker's Chocolate
Istmas
Fireside
Red Box
Hershey
M. M
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Plum Pudding
Repp’s Sweet Cider
Asco Coffee
Victor Coffee
Acme
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California
Cape Cod
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