Noman Released In Bail Of Five Hundred Dollars
A missing tenant connected to a Brunswick explosion case was released on five hundred dollar bail until the September grand jury. Mrs Goodhear, 25, suffered injuries from the blast, fled county officers, and was arrested with bond set. co-defendant Coulter also held on liquor charges. Evidence noted damage to the house and movements of goods following the explosion.
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Bradwick
Frederick
Tces
Wenans
Ruoy Goodhears
Foman
Harpers
Roy M. Hiltner
Charles W. Steith
Tieginig
John E. Coulter
Weverton
Brunswick
More BR. Plautt
Coulter
Goodhe
Flautt
Surpluses and deficits in 15 years
Washington July 4 Treas Ury operations for the last fifteen years have produced five deficits and ten surpluses. The years and results are listed with S for surplus and D for deficit. Also noted is a separate incident involving Mrs Goodyear and a key, and a Fourth of July case in Dallas Smith, previously of the act with drunken and reckless living, continued.
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Washington
Treas
Dalas Smith
Prominent processors push back on AAA taxes in court
Donald D Da, president of General Mis of Minneapolis, leads a fight against wheat tax while other processors challenge tobacco and other processing taxes. A series of court actions aims to compel further acre payments for 13,000 farmers. A hearing is set for Saturday in Peoples Court as Nash remains out on bond.
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Donald D da
General Mis
Minneapolis
Davis
New Market Youth Hurt After Auto Crash on Baltimore Frederick Pike
Henry Thomas a 13 year old colored youth from New Market was admitted to Freder ick City hospital with head and left ear lacerations after being struck by a car on the Baltimore Frederick pike about 2:39 oclock Thursday. He and two companions were walking along the pike when a dog with them darted across and was followed by a motorist. The boy’s condition was not serious, police reported. Ballenger Grange Meeting Held June 24 at Feagavene Schoolhouse. Master James Shatl presided as members discussed plans to send Grange material to every member and plan the annual pie event. New member Dorothy Munday joined. program included current events, readings, and talks on rural topics. The Grange will meet July 7.
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Henry Thomas
New Market
Frederick City Hospital
Baltimore- Frederick Pike
Thomas
Walang Slong
WSS
Moa Invest
Mace Slate Police
Ballenger Grange
Baer Gramee
Mgular
Margaret Poole
Huda Shif
John Renn
Elmer Stine
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Noman
Irs
Goodheart
AAA
Fterngon
Im Peoples Court
Nash
Dorothy Munday
Willis E Derr
Russell Hargett
Thomas P Cullertal
Lavinia Hargett
Grange
Ys W. Patrick St
Yas N. Market St. Frederick, Md
Sc Tyrees
California
Philips
Ahens
Fletchers Castoria
Bellans
Marine Eye
Absorbine Jr
Magnesia
Dorin Rouge
Angelas
Sempray Jovenay
Boston
Colgate
Big Bath
Lucky Tiger
Lyon
Stratford Club Perfectos
Stratford Club House
Dc Stratford
Lucretia Vanderbilt
Paris
Andy
Atlantic City
Sally Gingham
Combort
Syex
Glovers
D. C
Axe
Good Housekeeping
New York
Lincoln
Times Square
Sth Ave
Wail Se
Broadway
Madison Square Garden
Simmons
Frank W. Kridel
John T. West
8Th Avenue
New York City
Whelan Drug
Sanico
Aes —S A
Bhdeds Market
Ind. Sts
W. Patrick St
Brookfield Butter
Mussleman
Libby
Miss Calif
Peaches
Hillsdale Pineapple Airway Coffee
Alaska
Lang
Gibb
Sowega
Texas
Tex
Morrell
Idaho
Lebanon
Braunschweiger
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