February Court Terms Pending At Annapolis Juror Draw
The February term opens Monday at 110 oclock with Judge Glénn H Worthington presiding. Judge Hammond Urner returns to the Court of Appeals Annapolis and Judge Peter joins Worthington later in the week. A grand jury of 22 and a petit jury of 25 will be drawn from 48 names. There are 81 trials docketed including 43 originals and appeals. The article explains jury drawing from a 200 name pool, how names are selected, qualifications, and the role of farmers and women in juror eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glénn H. Worthington
Hammond Urner
Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Peter
Kvile
Worthington
a_toremem
Worthing Toxi
Farge
Frederick
Cour
Five Jurors Drawn to Replace Excused in Worthington
Judge Glenn, in Worthington, drew five more jurors on Monday afternoon to replace those excused. The names listed include Lew's T Barberie, Buch exetawn, Hatey RO Biwati, pilates OF Wiilam Woosburn, Ho Rosensteeda, Emmitstaig John EO Kia, and others replacing Howard Fawley, Peters Ville and BOF Long in John D Mills, branewick faethe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Worthington
Lew
T Barberie
Jesse Krelg
Buchexetawn
Hatey RO Biwati
Pilates
Wiilam
Ville
Bof Long
Johu D Mills
Branewick Faethe
Escapees from Knickerbocker Theatre Disaster
Mss Helen Rhoderick daughter of George Rhoderick senior editor of the Middletown Valley Register Miss Heulah Butts daughter of Orphans Court Judge Charles H Butts and Percy Keller son of Mr Angers narrowly escaped death when the Knickerbocker Theatre in Washington collapsed last Saturday night. The three patrons were not in the building at the time of the disaster due to last minute plan changes and phone warnings. Rhoderick and Butts had apartments near the theatre and often sat near the center, while Keller delayed at his employer's office for a few minutes, avoiding the deadly collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rhoderick
George Rhoderick
Middletown Valley Register
Heulah Butts
Orphans Court
Charles H Butts
Percy Keller
Angers
John D. Keller
Middletown
Knickerbocker Theatre
Washington
Mise ‘ Rhodérick
Miss Butts
Examination for State Police posts rescheduled after snowstorm
State Employment Commission will hold another examination for State Police Force applicants on April 11 after about half failed to appear last Saturday due to a heavy snowstorm. Those absent will be notified of the new date as the news notes.
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State Employment Commission
Telephone Company Plans Major Maryland Improvements
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company outlined 1922 plans to spend about 3 113 000 on long distance lines new plant and central office upgrades across Maryland plus 167 000 for Eastern Shore towns. Projects include major cable and switchboard additions in Annapolis Belair Havre de Grace Cumberland Frederick Hagerstown and other areas to support growing demand. A separate note records a February 16 women’s meeting at the YOMO G auditorium to discuss the League of Women Voters and a Johns Hopkins student visiting Middletown.
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Maryland
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Mnany
Eadstern Shore
Nortthern
Frederick Road
Frederick
Middletown
Annapolis
Belair
Havre de Grace
Nar
Cumberland
Buatueas
Yom OG
League of Woven Voter
Frederick County
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Comere
Grand Jury
Greenawalt
Drug Store
Knickerbocker
Telephone Company
Austin A. Lamar, Jr
Johns Hopkins University
Dr. and Mors
A. A. Lamar
City Opera House
Knipple’s
Dixie-Blossom
Minstrel
Tennessee River
Picminies
Jfigg
Ned
Diana
C. M Malone, Jeweler
Beesser
HS. Lantis
North Market St. Feederick, Md
George’s Creek
J. A. Jamison
State’ Bank
the Friendly Bank
Corner Market and
Second Sts
Geo.s. I
Odock & Son
S. Carroll St
Mullinix & Bentz
THE
RUG Store
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
McCleery
McCleery’s
Haridwar
Kefauver & Sheimg
Preadek
Miki
Photie
Meitt
Na Rae
Aluminum
Central Hardware CO
Niaeweps Or
Phivec
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