Four men sentenced in bootlegging case in Carroll
Court records show four men were sent to prison for bootlegging. The case involved a Gly City investigation and ended today with a year term pronounced by the judge.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1929
Page
1
Samuel Carroll Also Sentenced for Same Time
Samuel Carroll was sentenced for the same period as another defendant, with the action noted in court records. The outcome reflects concurrent sentencing related to the same charges and time frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Carroll
Raids Lead to Several Dry Law Convictions in Frederick
A Friday afternoon to early morning crackdown produced five arrests on liquor violations. Justice Bowers presided as four defendants received prison terms, one acquitted, with sentences ranging up to a year in the House of Correction and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Court
Sherman P. Bows Er
Arthur Jackson
All Saints Street
Willam F. Steiner
J. Walsh
House of Correction
Samuel Csrroi
East Street
Steiner
People’s Court
Carroll
Was &¢Iberty
Baltimore and Ohio
George Black
West Thurmonk
Verner Redmond
Clyde Hauver
Frederick
Leslie Isenogle
Creagerstown
Justice Bowers
Washington's Birthday Observance By Frederick SAR Chapter
The Frederick Chapter Sons of the American Revolution and Daughters of the American Revolution plan a banquet and meeting Thursday evening February 21 at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Impressions to SAR in other cities. the Chronicles of America film The Declaration of Independence will be shown. Lewis A. Rice will preside. A second event follows with Maryland State Society in Baltimore at the Belvedere hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Xuich
Francis Scott Key
Mall
Blue and Grey
Mary
Lewis A. Rice
Jase B. Anders
O. Leonard Storm
Francis B. Sappingwn Jr
Lous L. Wilson
William C. Birell
Maryland State Society
Belvedere Hotel
Baltimore
Washington
Kil led Woman to Get Even Gets Life Term
Towanda Pennsylvania February AP Arthur Leonard a 23 year old farm hand was convicted of first degree murder for the killing of Mrs Juniata Jones of Hervickyside. The jury imposed life imprisonment after she was beaten to death in her home December 4. Neighbors found her body December 5 with clothing torn and skull crushed by a bedslat. Leonard said in confession he wanted revenge for sending him to reform school for stealing chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
Arthur Leonard
Fam Hand
Juniata Jones
Hervickyside
Leonard
Rioting in Bombay Resumes on Seventh Day
Riot incidents in Bombay continued for a seventh day amid clashes between factions. Reports describe street fighting and police deployment to restore order as residents endure disruption and authorities urge restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Promenade for 130 couples at Coblentz Hall
Senior and Junior college students host an all class prom with about 130 couples, featuring the Ten Sylvanans orchestra from New York. Favors are cigarette lighters, refreshments served, and notable attendees include President and Mrs Appie, Dean Lovejoy, Dr. Shaw, and class presidents Eleanor Wilson and Ruth Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblentz
Gelock
New Rothe Music
Ten Sylvamans
New
New | York
Appie
Sara Ce Lovejoy
Esther E. Shaw
Dorothy I. Morrill
Elizabeth Bow ‘Er
Ruth Anderson
Eleanor Wilson
Elizabet Slagie
Margery Ruzicka
Ruth Huntley
Sliss Helen Shriver
Winchester Hall
Francis Scott Key Orchestra
David Hagan
Work Of Boy Scouts During Past Year Reviewed In Annual Report
Frederick and Carroll counties Boy Scout progress is summarized in the Francis Scott Key Council annual report by Scout Executive George S. Whither. The document notes troop organization, Court of Honor activities, camping events, membership gains, and merit badge advancement, with details on training, examinations, and community service efforts across churches schools and religious groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carroll
George S. Whither
Francis Scott Key Council
Primhe
Maryland
Whitney
Ami
Westninsis
of Education
Court of Honor Committee
Atx
Westins
Brunewick
Last road delegations to be heard soon
The report notes the final set of road delegation hearings will be held soon as authorities prepare to submit the list to the Maryland Commission. The Sketched item mentions a murder tied to General Obregon and a goal of surpassing sixty four miles of highway.
Road petitions fill Frederick County hearing schedule
Frederick County Commissioners heard 31 delegations seeking road improvements as part of 64 miles of proposed work. Projects include Broad Run to the Catholic church, Burkittsville to Gapland, Urbana Thurston route, Woodsboro to Robert Diter's store, and multiple other countywide routes. state approval expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Comarss
Ci Nfesioners
Fred
State Roads Commission
Burkittsville
Broad Run
Petersville
Gapland
Urbana
Thurston
Woodsboro
Donalfe
Robert Diter
Liberty
J. P. Feiser
Ceitterville
Johnsvile Pike
Brown's Corner
Theee
Baltimore
Ballenger Creek
Rocky Ridge
Detour
Middletown
Jefferson
Kemptown
County Line
Hyattstown
Monrovia
Johnsville
Union Bridge
Myersville
Wolfsvile
Creagerstown
Lors
Penn's Shop
School House
New London
Licksville
Point of Rocks
Yellow Springs
Jimtown
Sabillasville
Thurmont
St. Mark’s Church
Brunswick
Olive School House
Samsville
Unionville
Prospect Church
Teceday Her Sister Mars Dactine De Carrel Final Vows
A brief notice records Teceday exchanging final vows with her sister Mars Dactine De Carrel. The ceremony was held in a local church with family and close friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teceday
Mars
Autois Wrecked by Freight Train at Ridgeville
Baltimore surveyor Mr. Brown, traveling to this city, was struck by a freight train near Ridgeville while crossing the tracks. He escaped serious injury after the car was crushed and pinned beneath the locomotive. Train crew aided him and he continued to work, despite the near-fatal collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Ats
Lidcy
Potomac-Edison Company
Baltimore
Ridgeville
Fan Tein Tha
Abram ‘O Cronk
J. Stanley Grabill
Alry
Hood College Glee Club Delivers Mid Winter Concert
Hood College Glee Club presented a mid winter program in Brodbeck Hall assisted by the Hood College orchestra and violoncellist John Alden Finckel of Washington DC. Mrs Finckel accompanied him at the piano. Themed old fashioned with hue varied costumes the performers opened with Long Long Ago and Come Down to Kew. The Venetian Love Song drew praise for its tender melody and Love's Old Sweet Song served as an encore. The orchestra offered a mixed classical program plus popular fare Jeannine Dream of Lilac and Livoery. Encore demands followed for both groups with more encores anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College Glee Club
Brodbeck Hall
Glee Club
Hood College
John Alden Finckel
Washington, D.C
Kew
Fate
Jeannine
Wave Tree
Alin Livoery
Condition of Marshal Foch described as stationary
Paris February 9 The condition of Marshal Foch was described as stationary but satisfactory by his physician when he left the sickroom this morning. His temperature was 99 and the physician noted the marshals temperament improving as he ate mashed potatoes and regained strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marshal Foch
Carsille D. Berens Dead at Mercy Hospital Baltimore
Carsille D. Berens, stormer and State Insurance commissioner, died at 8 o'clock Friday night at Mercy Hospital in Baltimore. He was 36 years old. He led the Smith campaign in the state as Presidential Campaign committee head and suffered a head attack. Sister Mary Pavia Dunn, a senior sister of the academy, is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carsille D. Berens
Carsite Iackinionder
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Mr. Benson
Smith
Hoover tapped as tenderfoot by Miami Scouts in sunlit ceremony
President-elect Hoover and Mrs. Hoover participated in a Boy Scout ceremony on Belle Isle Miami. Hoover received a gold tenderfoot emblem and a fishing rod from Captain Stewart Miller as 45 Scout groups gathered. The event included a greeting by Charles A. Miller Jr. and a food donation truck presented by young girls in farm families costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Hoover
Charter Boatmen’s Association of Milami
Florida
Belle Isle
Stewart Miller
Mra. Hoover
Charles A. Miller
Dade County
Charles A. Miller, Jr
Fort Miers
Stonday
Thomas
Edison
Five Guilty Of Plot To Break Prohibition Law
Five men including Alderman Thus data and raids BStOCS were convicted in federal court of conspiring to violate the federal Prohibition law. The jury found them guilty on each count, facing up to two years in federal prison and fines up to $19,000 each. Mr Eurer Harp of Myershire has pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bstocs
Renovation and Modern Ice Move Coast Plant Equipment
A brief note states renovation actions and the relocation of ten coast plant pieces for health reasons, tagged under Product House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King George
New Ice Plant Upgrades For Frederick County Products
Frederick County Products Inc announces a new ice machine and upgraded equipment to raise daily capacity by 15 tons at their plant. The 1927 board elected D. T. Dutrow as president and named officers, signaling expanded local slaughtering and shipment to inspected markets under Bureau of Animal Industry rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Westase
Wy Aeidsten
Frederick Counts Products, Inc
Rederick County Products, Inc
D. Tdutrow
Charles McG. Mathias
R. E. Delaplaine
H. R. Dulaney
HK Zacharias
Charles Wertheimer
George M. McKee
D. T. Dutrow
Leo Amith
Regula Vena
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Tve
Plana
T. 8
Committees Named by Independent Base Company
The newly elected Standing Committee held its first meeting Friday night appointing committees for the year. Guests from the banquet committee who helped with the recent annual meeting will attend. Committees include Automobiles, Building, Purchasing, Lode rooms, and Investigating, with members named such as C. B. Willard and John Baumgardner. Adamstown Club Meets Rural Woman's Club of Agamtown met at Mrs C. E Poole's with six idea members and three guests. roll call referenced a February-born famous person. next meeting set for February 29 at Mrs. Lewis Ogie's home. Weather outlook predicts scattered showers in New England and New York early week, mostly cold in the Middle Atlantic, with milder temperatures in the South by midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Jose de Leon Tert
Alvaro Obregon
Oral
Obregon
Fred
Juan
Jose de Leon Toral
Toral
Trafic
Independent Base Company
Thomas A Chapline
Lattices
C. B. Willard
Guy Brust
John Baumgardner
Automobl¢t
G. Allen Kilns
A. T. Brust
L. B. Krels
Joan Baumgardner
A. A. Radcliff
Earl Fielschman
Millard Brust
Jessa Dinterman
L. B. Kreh
Charles T. E Butcher
Earl Fleschman
Jesse Dinterman
Millard Brest
Gur Brust
L. &. Rrek
Charles I. Butener
Howard M. Albaugh
H. A. Albaugh
Allen Kine
William D. Bowers
C. C. Morgan
Albert Baker
John Abrecht
Luther Abrecht
Adamstown
Rural Woman’s Club of
Agamatown
C. E Poole
Idea
State Regisve
New England
New York
Middle Athente
Three men convicted for disorderly conduct in Police Court
Walter Keeney of East Sixth Street Charles Weddla and Ralph Moore of Motter Avenue were found guilty of being drunk and disorderly. Justice Guy Motter sentenced them to ten days in jail with a severe reprimand. Oliver Vernon Smith alleged they broke milk bottles and toppled garbage cans on North Market Street Friday at 2:45 am. Ages ranged from 18 to 21. The judge warned future suspensions may be avoided to deter similar conduct. Walter Andrews of East Pitth Street was charged with being drunk. A separate case involved an animal cruelty charge against Charles W. Smith for neglecting an injured horse on West Sixth Street. the horse was treated by a veterinarian. Mrs. Ida Bowie, a colored resident, was fined $25 and 30 days in jail, sentence suspended for better care of two horses exposed to cold. Mrs. Clinton R. Grove of Washington, D. C., visiting local relatives, will stay through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Keeney
East Sixth Street
Charles Weddla
Ralph Moore
Motter Avenue
Guy K. Motter
Oliver Vernon Smith
Otlock
North Market Street
Walter Andrews
East Pitth Street
Hoffran
Larson Summers
Fno
Charlee W. Smith
West Sixth Street
Ida Bowie
Feo
Com
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack the Ripper
William Ross
Carroll Parkway
Carroll Creek
Patrick Street
Kidviler
Sister's Hill
Miaxweil
College Avenue
Jefferson Street
Bentz Street
Carmil Parkway
Charles F. Ford
Madison Street
Virginia
Marty Draper
Edna Deeter
Virginia Deater
Neva Deater
Beatrice Cook
Virginia Cook
Katherine Ford
Ford
Leon Draper
Frank Draper
Andree Roderick, Jr
A. R
George Washington
Hood
Sellars
Coblentz Hall
al Hood
Smr
Wiliam Webster Ellsworth
Century Company, Publishers
Drdoknsett
Mr. Ellsmorth
Old London
Noah E. Cramer
California
Cramer
Scond
Star
Baker
Manent
Braddock
Heath
Mid
Riga
Gens
Assassi
MD. Commission
Pariz Fasic
Harshman
and We Mix
Cirrus Buckenstat
Charles
Sheptez
Vienna
Paulin
Dorothie
Tobias Heary
Jennie
Dactine de Carrel
Francis Brown
Mary Pavia Dunn
Academy
Boy Scouts
Eurer Harp
Myershire
Pneumona
Craigweil
Queen Mary
Palace
Sussex
England
Omiuchy
Mnajesty
Buckingham Palace
Crugsel House
Simm Palen
Craigweil Mouse
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Stanley Hewitt
Mttle Sussex
Aldick
Tm Aldwick
Ay House
Moy
Buckingham Paleos
Independent Hove Co
Clinton RB. Grove
Washiton
Frank E. Hedges
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