Stultz to pay 200 and faces 40 days jail for liquor sale
William A. Stulin pleaded guilty in police court to unlawfully disposing of intoxicating beverages and was fined 200 with costs by Justice A T Brust or 40 days in jail on default. He had been released on 250 bail after arrest by Sheriff Jones and Deputy Bherf Smith.
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William A. Stulin
A. T. Brust
Stultz
Sherif Jones
Bher F Smith
Edward Brown
Justice Brust
Harrison Palmer
Brown
Palmer
Robinson’s Dance Hall
East Fifth Street
House of Correction
Hagerstown
Damages Suit Settled In Private Terms After Fatal Accident
A $5,000 damages suit by Harry E. House of near Datlgren against Charles Stambaugh of Thurmont ended privately in Hagenstown court. The case arose from a September 6, 1920 accident on South Mountain where a Stambaugh car struck the House couple. Mrs. House died February 9, 1921. The suit, originally filed in Frederick County and moved to Washington County, concluded after partial testimony when a compromise was reached before jurors under Judge Wagaman. Attorneys for the plaintiff were H Kieffer DeLanter, Alban M. Wood, and Worthington P. Wachter. for the defendant were Charles C. Waters, Albert S. Brown, and Albert Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. House
Datlgren’s
Charles Stambaugh
Thurmont
Hagenstown
Frederick County
Washington County
House
South Mountain
Brembaugh
Hagerstown
Washington
Stam- Daugh
Wagaman
H. Kieffer DeLanter
Alban M. Wood
This City
Worthington P. Wachter
Charles C. Waters
Albert S. Brown
Albert Long
Right of Way Debate Between Army and Navy Leaders
In Hawaii a Major General and a Rear Admiral argue over who leads at a dinner as to rank order. Weeks says Summerall outranks Bimpsop. Roosevelt counters. JAG officers weigh Army vs Navy precedence. President may be asked to decide. Rear Admiral Simpson has Baltimore relatives, including wife Miss Camilla Ridgely and son E Ridgely Simpson.
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Hawaii
New York World
Weeks
Naval Academy
Summerall
Judge Advocate General
Army
Navy
Roosevelt
Simpson
Baltimore
Camilla Ridgely
E. Ridgely Simpson
Presentation of Soldiers Bonus Bill in Senate Tomorrow
Washington June 7 Formal presentation of the soldiers bonus bill to the senate is planned for tomorrow by Senator McCumber chairman of the senate finance committee. The bill will be accompanied by the usual committee report and McCumber expects to address the senate briefly on the measure.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Drunk When He Wedded Says She Blames Mother in Law
In Elkton Md on June 7 wealthy Jack Montgomery of Philadelphia and Peggy O Nertle a Ziegfeld Follies chorus girl faced a courtroom reveal. Peggy testified she blamed her mother in law Mrs J W Montgomery for their marital trouble. She cried as she detailed meeting Montgomery on January 13 and marrying January 25 after a night of dancing in Philadelphia.
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Elkton
Jack Montgomery
Philadelphia
Peggy O'Nertle
Peggy
Harry B. Wolf
J. W. Montgomery
Montgomery
Ziegfeld
Miss O'Neille
Miss O’nertle
Philadelplian
Wilmington
Lockerbie
Mise O'Neilln
France silent on Carrington telegram in party talks
Senator France said he had not received Colonel Carringtons telegram and would not speak until he saw it. Carrington urged a meeting to urge the Republican State Committee to end their senatorial rivalry and accept the committee’s choice if another name is selected. Chairman Tait declined to discuss the subject pending review of the telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
France
Colonel Carrington
Tefort
Edward C. Carrington
Joseph LI France
Republican State Committee
Carrington
State Committee
Galen L. Tait
France Seeks War Debt Talks With United States
Paris reports the French foreign office says the United States is ready to discuss war debts. The finance ministry adds the French mission can depart for the United States as soon as Premier Poincare approves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
United States
Ministry of Fiinance
Poincare
Jumpe to Escape Crash Killed Easton Pa
George Weller Jr 33 an Army veteran was killed in a car crash at Irwin Pa after leaping from a vehicle about to hit a pole. He was the sole fatality in a four person party. A second item reports Mrs Jacob H Smith 19 of Allentown ending her life by hanging from a barn rafter over melancholy, after being missing two days.
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Jumpe
Easton
George
Weller, Jr
Irwin
Allentown
Lep
Jacob H. Smith
Alness
Peace Pageant at Western Maryland College June 10
Nine Frederick county residents join the cast of Sheathing the Sword a peace pageant at Western Maryland College on Saturday June 10 at 315 pm Over 1000 students attend the college event Frederick participants include E Mae Rowe Virginia L Eyster Willam Chase Jesse Toner from Emmitsburg Stella Houck Anne Houck from Rocky Ridge Margaret Wenner from Brunswick Wilbur Devilbiss Johnsville and Floyd Cromwell Walkersville The pageant marks the dedication of a new athletic field costing 75000 and organizers aim to sell 5000 tickets with hopes to double by the date of the pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Wilbur Devilbiss
Johnsville
Floyd Cromwell
Walkersville
Western Maryland College
President Seeks 28 Million Tax Refund Deficiency
Washington June 7 President Harding urged Congress to approve a deficiency appropriation of 28 122 500 dollars to refund taxes illegally collected for the fiscal year ending June 30 1923 The request aims to restore funds to taxpayers and correct past collection errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Congress
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Ane
Everett True
Bor
Jonas
Plah
CMM Mae
Plowgre
Montgomery and
U'Nertle
Cecil
County
Carring
Ton Letetr
Usco
Tire Co
United States Tires
Rubber Company Potter Em
U. Ss
Marxland Garage CO
Preset, Md
Star Motor CO
Frederick, Mi
M. L. Horine
Burkitteville, Ma
H. H. Wolfe
Liamsville, Md
C. & W. Motor C0
Jefferson, Md
Knoxville
Diller & Starr
Libertytown
MODEL
Middletown
R. Harper
Monrovia
C.&e. Browning
West
Studebaker
Alt Ee. O. B
Frederick City Garage
W. Rink i
Universal
Ford
Fordece
Frederick Motor Co. T. &. Warfield
Pres
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