Hoffman in whiskey charge acquitted in early case
Proceedings in which Hoffan, proprietor of a corner store, faced a charge tied to a break in and attempted assault on Mrs Goldie Frushour ended with acquittal. Key testimony from Mrs Frushour failed to identify the defendant, while alibi witnesses placed him at his business. Judge Brust dismissed the case after a hearing that included seven supporting witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Glessner
Shilling
Rich
Brownie
Gleasner
Ce Johnson
Ling
Hall
Hoffman
Charies Hoffman
Osfe
Rauth
Winater
William A. Frush
Goldie Frushrt
Winchester Street
T. Brust
Hoffan
Mra. Frushear
Irself
al Fen T. Bartgia
Froshour
Eva Best
Nora Lipith
Charles Hickett
Nea Ildebrand
Lewis Lee
Roy Miler
Harvey Hoffman
Aley
Hospital Reports Five Thousand Dollar Loss In 1921
Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown shows a net loss of 6210 for the past year. Fewer cases treated in 1921 than 1920. Cost rise due to $4000 state appropriation delayed to 1926 and about $1700 higher fuel and utility costs. Income totaled 47137.18 operating earnings, 8 from the State, 2000 from the county and 1000 from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Hagerstown
Hagers
Eleven Brunswick men fined for illegal slot operations
Eleven storekeepers from Brunswick appeared before Justice Jamerson after being charged with operating slot machines in violation of law. Fines totaling 300 dollars were imposed on several defendants, with more summons expected as authorities continue enforcement against illegal slot use.
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Miupsawtek
Permet
Cedr Nee
Tasiness
Pas
Ghorage Jamseon
Amd Pabl
AIG
Aageresset Ig Artofact
Iederstood
Snane
Pepats Sherdit Vernon Telincid
Jobacon
Diyneare
Severn
Eli
Iain Ler
Corti Auianart
Dane
T. Darker
A. J. Frock
Wl Sprig
Victor Kaplan
Walter Amphrose
Frank Noltzer
Edward Durrab
George Fare Endas
Sireck
Avistice Johnson
Fines Fall Off Despite Nine Vehicle Law Arrests
During the week ending January 28 in Frederick County nine arrests were made for motor vehicle law infractions. Fines totaled 47 dollars. Emmitsburg saw A W Rober pay 10 dollars for fictitious markers. Frederick listed Bernard Davenport 5 dollars for a fictitious marker and others for no lights and speeding. Mt Airy noted R Canfield 10 dollars for fictitious markers. Waynesville and Morris area entries include multiple violations. The News reports enforcement figures from the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Commissioner of Motor Vehricles
Austin Banglman
Emulisburg
A. W. Rober
Prederick
Bernard Davenport
Wruesell Davis
L. @. Powell
W. Wilcox
Mt. Airy
R. Canfield
Waynes Oe
N. B. Chine
Morris A ‘Goodman
Kaufman Is Convicted Of Pelt Theft In Maryland
Judge Worthington sentences Kaufman to two years in Maryland penitentiary for pilfering pelts valued about 470 dollars from William Larstinien near Pullea. Jury mercy influenced the term. judge notes guilt beyond reasonable doubt without jury mercy. Evidence included a red pencil and footprints, linking him to the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Wiliinig Larstinien
Pullea
Ghean Th
Maryland
Konismian
Dhaes A. Janes
Dudge Worthington
Xentener
Namuel A. Lewis
Harshman
Raid Victims Reported Losses and Mixed Jury Verdicts
A fragmented report describes several raids resulting in about 2 500 animals stolen with around 170 pelts seized. After the second raid a person named Kaufman was treated and felled. The jury at the trial reached a hung verdict with uncertain outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raeenen
Skunk
Miekrit
Kaufman
Wien
Autos Destroyed in Garage Fire in Hagerstown
Fire destroyed a garage owned by Harry Sallow in Hagerstown, damaging seven automobiles valued at over unknown. No one was present when the blaze started after 1 am. Passersby found the fire, and firefighters prevented spread to adjacent buildings. The incident is insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ob G. Crabill
Hagerstown
the Fire Star
Harry Sallow
Urbana man held on burglary charge near Kinneharts Alley
Walter Jewell of near Urbana was arrested by Deputy Charles W. Smith on a $200 bail for a hearing before Justice L Grahame Joinsen. He is charged with breaking into Albert Sulon’s house on Kinneharts Alley and attempting another home nearby. Jewell admitted being at Stillion’s home after initial denial. He was jailed for a Monday hearing.
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Walter Jewell
Urbana
Yenterday
Sherif Charles W. Smith
Jodged
L Grahame Joinsen
Gagteluck
Heta
Albert Sulon
Kinneharts Alley
Sixth
Seventh
Hots
Jewel
Stiilion
Stillion
Johnson
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Glessner
Ting
Goldie Frushour
Joe Johnson
Justice Day
Johneen
Town Institution
al Bos A
Ford Motor Co
Mr. Farmer
the Frederick Motor CO
East Patrick Street
Ford and
Fordson
Brunswick
Sterlings
Sterling Drug Company
Baltimore, Md
Koontz
A. Parks Hasin
Kent County
Ofice
Internal Revenue
Jilen L. Tait
T. Huber Koontz
Tait
Rasin
Heaid
Joshua W. Miles
Walter Jews
Stinsen
League of Nations
Washington Star
Opera House
Mack
Sennett
Mabel
F. Richard Jones
Mickey
Clyde Cooke
The
Toreador
Opera House Orchestra
Storm
Hite
Que
Central Trust Company
Frederick
Emmitsburg, MD
Monrovia, MD
Myersville, MD
Thurmont, MD
McHenry Bros
Cor. 7Th and
Bentz Sts
Harry McHenry
Ohio
Co C. McHenry
Virginia
Will McHenry
Wm. H. Crane
Iowa
Hugh Robinson
Rapahannock Co
Jay
McHenry Brothers
Thoralay
Rd Duci
Wheels
Ad Raitt
Robert F. Barrice
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