Morgans Held in AV Bail for Assault on Policeman
Baltimore January 7 C Raymond Morgan a baseball player at 437 East North Avenue was held in 1500 bail for grand jury action after being accused of assaulting Patrolman Henry Koch at Greenmount Avenue and Tanvale Street December 17. Emanuel Keane 2027 Guilford Avenue and Joseph Houghton 540 Madison Avenue also charged and held in 1500 bail each. Koch suffered a facial injury and a days long hospital stay. statements alleged by Keane and Naughton. Morgan released on bail. former Sunset League player noted.
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Baltimore
C. Raymond Morgan
East North Avenue
Henry Koch
Central District
J. H. Stanford
Central
Emmanuel Keane
Guilford Avenue
Joseph Houghton
Madison Avenue
Koch
Greenmount Avenue
Tanvale Street
Morgan
Morey Hospital
Robert S. Davis
Keane
Naughton
Moran
Charles TD. Gaither
Charles E. Turley
Joan A. Sherman, Jr
Morgan, Mane
Fire destroys St Marys Seminary a noted girls school
A fire destroyed St Marys Seminary, a renowned girls school in St Marys city, St Marys county, believed accidental from an overheated furnace. Seventy to eighty pupils had not yet returned from Christmas break, and no injuries were reported. Firefighters and entering the building were hindered by extreme heat.
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St. Mary’s Seminary
St. Mary's City
St. Mary's County
Jearning
Eroma Vernon
Taneytown Echoes New Year Festivities and Local Incidents
In Taneytown on January 4 residents recount misfortunes and celebrations. A shoulder dislocation, weddings, visits, and social gatherings fill the day as Senator D. J. Hesson heads to Annapolis and ties to local life. A theft incident and fires near Mid-Me Street add cautionary notes to the town's New Year.
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Taneytown
N. B. Hagan
al Om
Mae Senders
Josephine Evans
Milton Troxell
Mt Pleasant
Calvin Smith
Mahlon Brown
Laura Copenhaver
Maury
John M Hackensmith
Esther Thach
Brucev'lc
Edward
Harner
Granville Bullock
Norvilla Shoemaker
Henry Becker
Hanover
Grace Witherow
Washington
Carro Zinn
Charlestown
Walter Bower
Loretta Jackson
D. J. Hesson
Annapolis
Claude Long
Jane
Baltford
Walter A. Bower
John
New Post For Montgomery County Police
John A. Garrett became State's Attorney for Montgomery county and named Lawrence Clazett to the county police force. Claggett will act as investigator for the State's Attorney's office and focus on locating and arresting criminals in the county.
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John A. Garrett
Montgomery County
Lawrence Clazett
Claggett
Pat Garrett
Blind Fiddler Delivers Street Wisdom to Concertgoers
A blind fiddler plays outside a major concert hall before a recital. He performs classics like The Last Rose of Summer and The Old Oaken Bucket as crowds gather and fill his hat with coins. The moment inside grows near and the crowd thins, leaving the performer muttering perhaps about knowing when to catch them.
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Loung
Maggie
New York Sun
Globe
Appeals Auto Case Highlights January 1 Tag Charge
Harry A Grove faced a fine after being charged with operating an automobile with 192 percent tags displayed on January 1. The brief court action emphasizes vehicle tag compliance in the proceedings.
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Harry A. Grove
Justice Brust Sets Ten Dollar Appeal Bond
Bernard King was found not guilty on a charge of possessing a machine without a title. An appeal was taken to the circuit court by Justice Brust on Saturday.
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Justice Brust
Circuit Court
Bernard King
SS Rn
Aerial Eye Traces Ancient Avenue to Stonehenge
Popular Mechanics reports a new aerial discovery linking a Stonehenge oriented avenue from Salisbury to the River Avon. Photographs and field checks suggest gunne material transported via a coastal route to Pembrokeshire, then by river and land to Stonehenge along a gentle slope.
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Cniera
Stonehenge
Sallsbury
Fingland
River Avon
Pembrokeshire
Aven
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Birthday Gift Knife Mixup in Birmingham Exchange
In a conversation between Colonel Bludgood and Colonel Blugrass the exchange centers on a birthday gift knife. The Birmingham knife with 16 blades and a corkscrew is discussed, contrasting options and confirming features in plain terms.
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Bludgood
Birmingham
Blugrass
Ludge
Boy asks to view imagined fire on sweltering day
A London humorist quips as a little boy rushes to his mother claiming a fire on a scorching day. The mother dismisses the notion, joking that a fire could not be real in such heat.
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London
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Mid- Me Street
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House of High Class
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Philadelphia
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