Grove on Trial in United States Court
Testimony in Baltimore reveals a plan by federal authorities behind the indictment of Harry A. Grove for conspiracy to defraud the government. Witnesses describe Grove seeking illegal whisky, fake permits, and alleged bribery claims, with a distillery owner admitting unexplained large checks and unauthorized shipments of whisky to Scotland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
United States
H. Walter Ganster, Jr
Harry A
Hoppy) Grove
Prohibition
Bermund Budnhits
U.S. District Court
Baltimore
Budnitz
William Curran
Budnitzag
Ganster
Louis Mann
Mann
H. Walter Ganster
East Lexington Street
Whisky shipments from Grove and associates raise questions
Government inspectors placed gaugers at the distillery. Grove Renn and Lewis had whisky stored in the distillery and sent to Scotland without permission. Becker offered no explanation and could not name the distillery president. Ganster and Loms Mann denied receiving 90000 for certificates. Grove paid 23000.
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fHegal
Grove
Ganster
Mann
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau of
New York
New
Jerney
Stann
Prohibition
Budnite
Aaron Becker
Treasuer
Becker
Orleans
Aon
Baltimore
Horsey
Robert F. Leach, Jr
William Curran
Charles L. Renn
Frederick
Frank Lewis
Mount Airy
Scotland
Beoker
Renn
Lewis
Tie
Leach
Flo
Walter Ganster
Mr. Canster
East Lexington Street
Loms Mann
Flstillery
Mullinix Wiener Wedding Ties Frederick Pair
The wedding of Miss Annie J Wiener and Mr. L Mullinix was held Tuesday afternoon at 3 15 at the Wiener sisters home on East Patrick street. Rev A G Rupp performed the ring ceremony. The couple plans a six week stay in St Petersburg Florida before settling in their new home on College Terrace in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie J. Wiener
L. &. Mullinix
Hymenal Announcement of Nelle Velate Watterson Marriage
Nelle Velate Watterson announces her marriage to Meredith Biser on Sunday in Kings Mountain North Carolina. The couple plans a home in Kings Mountain after February 6 with her parents Mr. and Mrs. N. Watterson noted. Crain and Brymesser Wed Near Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watterson
Nelle Velate
Meredith Ith Biser
Kings Mountain
N.C
Tra Biser
Key Wal
Ills Strike Local Residents
Mr. Osburn Crist of North Market street is seriously ill at home. Miss Mary Srimmond of Walkersville suffers a severe attack of grip. Edward D. Shriner Jr who had appendix surgery at City Hospital is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osburn Crist
North Market Street
Mary Srimmond
Walkersville
Edward D. Shriner, Jr
City Hospital
Five Couples Celebrate Wedding Anniversaries Near Utica Mills
In Utica Mills area a group of five couples marked anniversaries of 29 and 23 years on January 30. The Stull, Baer, and Staley couples led a free anniversary dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Stull with music by Chester Lenhart and Elmer Feaga. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Robert L. Bair and numerous Stull, Baer, Clem, Lambert, Lenhart, and Staley family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica Mills
Grayson Stull
J. Harry Baer
Charles Staley
Staley Stull
Walter Stull
Ray Baer
Earl Clem
Chester Lenhart
Benton Stull
Lillian Clem
Vauline Baer
Frances Baer
Emma Stull
Mary Madeline Lenhart
Sarah Catherine Baer
Romaine Pau Une Baer
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Wilson
James II, Taylor
Central Presbyterian Church
Wilson Home
Bethlehem Chapel
James EL Freeman
Episcopal
Washington
Mullinix—Wiener
Bride
Crain
Brymesser
Willian EK. Crain
Martha E. Brywesser
Carlisle
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
UL Ss
Stup—Keeney
John Samuel Stup
Ruth FE
Keeney
Tov. U
G. Rupp
Tham
Cality of
Frederick School of Music
the Sea
Sterling
Peerless
City Opera House
Frederick, MD
Henry Burr
Rudy Wiedoeft
Monroe
Storm & Shipley
John Meyer
Albert Campbell
Billy Murray
Frank Croxton
Frank Banta
THE
Frederick County National Bank
Aberdashery
Frederic
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Prederick
Emmitsburg
Myersville
Monrovia
Thurmont
Union Bridge
Pe Pereye
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Georges
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
South Carroll St
Gruen
C. M. Malone Frederick, Md
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