Tapping Wires Hartman Convicted Using Current Law
M. H. Hartman was convicted based on current legal standards. The verdict follows a contested case involving alleged wire tapping and related charges, with the court applying modern statutory provisions.
Police Court Dockets and Disorderly Conduct Fines
Monday night in Police Court Justice Bennett criticized theft and disorder cases. Harman Tecumis pled guilty after admission of wrongdoing and was fined. Allen McHenry and Charles Devilbies faced charges for Sunday break in and disorder, each fined. Several others, including Bunny Gibson and William Matthews, paid fines for disorderly conduct. Robert Harrison was remanded on drunken on street charge with $5 collateral.
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Jetice
Alan T. Weerett
Poles Court
Peice
Eeteon Company
Bartaan
Wee
Mc Srila and
Boyer Foot
Harman Tecumis
Hartman
Justice Bencett JF
Deme Schell
C. W. Smith
Allen McHenry
Chas
Bunny Gibson
William Matthews
Marshall Willams
John Hil
Henry Robinson
Melvin Addison
Charles Stewart
Walter Brown
Sem ‘Thompson
Devilties
Harrison Palmer
Allen Bartgis
Robert Harrison
McHeory
Farewell Reception for Rev E Pesroe Hayes at Calvary Church
A large Calvary Methodist congregation and friends hosted a farewell reception for Rev. and Mrs. E Pesroe Hayes in the Sunday school room from 8 to 10 pm. Rev Dr O W Williams led a short service as prayer was offered by Mr L Wiger. Mrs Sherman P Bowers sang, and Mrs Hayes spoke of safe travels and missionary work. Hayes family connections and China missions were noted, with historical references to past assignments and service.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
E. Pesroe Hayes
China
Calvary Church
O. Wives Williams
Brames Hendriessee
L. Wiger
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Sherman P. Bowers
Mr. Hayes
Edward Hayes
Hayes
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
Westminster
Women’s Forign Missionary Society
Peremis
Piret
Mattimore
Scotch Plains
Paroled Inmates From Reform School Case Document
A governor announced clemency for a group of inmates including a 19 year old who had left his first wife after 145 weeks and later remarried. The report notes six months of a year sentence served by FO PAROLE COMPHER and references a complex case history involving divorce and remarriage as part of the parole board’s actions.
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Peart
Daily Radio Program Listing Highlights July Schedule
A dense OCR listing outlines radio programming across stations. It mentions affiliates like WRAP and WEAF with hours and musical acts, orchestras, bands, and dance music. Names such as Buffalo, Detroit, and Cleveland appear with network references and time blocks.
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WAL
Ballas
Martow
Beye
Desta
Migothbawke
Lincoln
Tang
TH & Srtre
Amos
M' Andy
Wats
Ponseres
Tata
Facl—Sr.s
Dso
Towerciiana Fey
Waroct Bree
Thudo Bratarse
Frederick County Picnic Opens With Manor Event
The Frederick County picnic season starts with the Manor picnic on Wednesday drawing hundreds from Frederick and Montgomery counties. Under joint auspices of St. Joseph's Church and several parish groups, the Manor Woods near Buckeystown hosts a 12:30 pm tournament with cash prizes and crowning of a queen and maids of honor. Festivities include dancing in the pavilion, with a large committee coordinating events and grounds. Major picnics continue through September, keeping county interest high despite some waning venues.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Montgomery
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Carrollton Manor
St. Ignatius
Urbana
St. James Church
Point of Rocks
Manor Woods
Buckeystown Station
W. Ginton McSherry
Ferdinand Latrobe
William L. Boteler
John Ball
Eugene A Grove
Richard Dudrow
Calvin Mobier
Bule Brantz
Chames Putman
John A. Putman
Cromwell Kecakt
Richard Allnutt
Harry Davis
James Rogers
Melville Cromwell
Allen Puimen
Avury Davis
Wiliam M. Channing
Willem J. Grove
Willam Murphey
Charles Heater
Rot Putman
Lee Dali
G. O. Hendrickson
Raymond Putman
George S. Alnutt
Tech
Confederate Veteran Hero Visits Ripon Family
Dr. Howard Osburn and daughter Eleanor Osburn hosted Capt. Adam, a Confederate veteran from Newport News, Virginia, in Ripon West Virginia. At eighty nine he remains remarkably well and bears a soldierly air. He fought in Gettysburg within Garnet's brigade and survived a rifle wound to the leg while comrades fell nearby. He also served at Antietam South Mountain Cross Keys and seven days before Richmond and was a close friend of Gen. Lee Stonewall Jackson and Longstreet. He is remembered for vivid battle recollections and a pleasing personality. Captain Adam is a relative of the Osburn family and visiting the Osburn home.
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Howard Osburn
Eleanor Osburn
Ripon
W. Va
Jeni
Gettysburg
Antietam
South Mountain
Cross Keyes
Richmond
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Longstreet
Adem
Osburn
Dr. Osburn
Lee's Laxative and Cathartic Compound Ad
Panoramic ad promises quick relief from stomach agony gas and indigestion. Claims 18 minutes to stop gas and restore breathing and cites 7000 bottles sold in a South Carolina town. References Williamson's Drug Score and widespread pharmacy availability with a $1.25 sale price.
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Lee
South Carolina
Williamson
America
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