Waved at man, husband slapped her face verdict
Mr and Mrs John Linton of Schreysville aired their domestic troubles before Justice J Grahame Johnson. Mrs Linton 18 alleged repeated quarrels and that her husband slapped her when she waved at a man. The judge admonished both, urged reconciliation, and warned Linton not to strike. Mrs Linton refused to return home with him after leaving the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Linton
Schreysville
J. Grahame Johnson
Justice Johnson
Linton
Buried burlap cripples water supply for Baltimore and Ohio
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Brunswick faced a sudden water shortage for boilers and fire protection when burlap bags were stuffed into the Potomac riser. Mayor Shafer arranged city aid, filling one boiler then restoring city mains once the railroad pumps started, drawing criticism from some citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Brunswick
Potomac
Shafer
J. Sinnott
Crities
Falls From Roof Hita Plumber Injures at Park Place
William Hata a plumber with Hahn and Rowe fell from a roof near Frederick City Hospital on Park Place about 4 PM landing on a concrete sidewalk. He suffered cuts and lacerations and possible facial injuries but no internal damage. He was taken home and Dr R S Trson summoned. his condition was not serious and he rested. Governor Ritchie delays naming a commission to aid equitable distribution of oil to consumers and will appoint after discussing with Hoover and Harding. The Bar Scout movement criminates in England Say You Saw it In The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hata
Hahn and Rowe
Park Place
Frederick City Hospital
East Church Street
RS. Trson
Mr. Handn
Ritchie
Oval
Hoover
Pres. Hent Harding
Pittsburgh man hits semaphore in Frederick crash
A Pittsburgh newspaper man named John Doe, driving west on East Patrick Street, struck and damaged the semaphore at Square Corner after following Mrs. Helen Bader Johnson’s car. He claimed unfamiliarity with city traffic. acquitted of reckless driving but paid $10 for semaphore damage. Police had him under arrest briefly before release. A separate hearing noted a man giving the name William Forman during a craps raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John Doe
East Patrick Street
Helen Bader Johnson
Clarke Place
Johnson
John Adams
Fon
J. Grahamt Johnson
Frederick
Araby Picnic Meld In Grove Today
The Araby M E Sunday school led by Rev. William G. Paul holds an all day picnic in Smiths woods with a lawn fete. Chas Meylan to speak while Zim Kerman’s Coronet Band of Baltimore will provide music for both events. The Araby baseball team plays Mountaindale at Frederick Junction in the afternoon, expecting a large crowd. Presbyterian Picnic Held In Braddock Heights near Dumont shows about 60 city Sunday school members traveling by machine, 2 to 7:30 pm, with D McCain in charge.
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Araby M. E
William G. Paul
Smith's Woods
Chas. E. Meylan
Zim
Kerman
Baltimore
Araby Baseball
Mountaindale Club
Frederick Junction
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Sunday School
Braddock Heights
the Heights
D. McCain
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Bar Scout Movement
England
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Coast Guard Service
Washington, D.C
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Otter
William Forman
J. Grabowe Johnson
Forman
Farmera
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Farmers’ Association
Court House
the Star Today Tonight
Fishes, Prep
Universal Pictures
Harry Myers
Crusoe
Nome Johnson
Robinson Crusoe
Irving Cummings
Northwest Mounted
Suspense
Wystery
Pao
Snub Pollard
Pat
Bank of Personal Service
Liberty Loan
Victory Loan
Quaker City
North Market St
McCleery
Jewelry
North Market Street
P. O
Tam
C. L. Kefauver
Greenawalt
Bandelion Swerdisks
Greenawalt’s
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Mullinix & Bentz
Frederick, Md
Iroy W. Poole
Vester Ia Best Building Supplies
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Bast Patrick St
Jesse H. Michael
South Market St
Robeson
Seeger & Company
P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
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