Not Guilty in Multiple Criminal Appeal Trials
Three criminal appeal cases were heard with two ties. one defendant Mrs Barnes was found guilty of assault and battery and fined. Another defendant Gue was acquitted on all charges after a jury deliberation of about ten minutes. Witness testimony covered hair pulling, property levies, and alleged liquor sales at a home in Mt Airy.
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Asker
Arhar
Jycege Wilard
T Vury
Thursda
Arerroc
Apy Ten
Deva Bames
Hitrar
Barnes
Margaret E Reaver
Lust
Ceds
Barnett
Circuit Court
Reaver
Barnes Sierea
Mt. Airy
Airs Reaver
Carinne
Alton ‘Vy. Benet
Roy
Usher J Eyler
Hanson B Carter
Edgar S Naille
W Jarcoe Grove
Ed Miller
Rodne
Ripnear
Panico Tee
Ron
Raymond L
Barthions
Ind
Cted
Om Ito
Orn
Roger Layman
Airy
Gue
Ramd
Gu Ai
Gur
Las
Shernly
Ty Lazman
Ux Court
Charles A Linton
Gues
Elmer Gue
Elmer
Linton
Thomas Bursee
Howard Hood
Elmer Summers
Gage
Edgar S Nalle
Usher J Wier
Eduard H. Sharpe
Vernon T. Hemon
Carter
Edgar C. Willarooe Grove
Walter W Shoemaker
Edward W. Miler
George Woomt
Albany
Harris
Aron Y. Bennett
Smt
Property deeds recorded and sales noted
Executors of the Das estate have disposed of testator properties at sales. Adamstsan sold to Margaret J Datis for $7 080, properties in Frederick and Montgomery counties sold for $2 500 to Miss Laws P Brosius.
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Psdar SP
Pral
Baker
West Sout Sre
Rover
Bora
Das Das
Das, Sr
Testator
Rouse
Mm Adamstsan
Merchants Case Set for July 2 Hearing in Tax Dispute
Chief Judge Bond of the Maryland Court of Appeals set July 2 for a potential hearing on the gross receipts tax case after a yesterday ruling by Judge J Frank Supplee Jr. The date depends on consent from Attorney General O Conn and merchants counsel who must confirm records and preparation timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltmore
Carnell T. Bond
Maryland Court of Appeals
Ahic
J. Frank Supplee, Jr
Bond
Ro O'Conor
O’gonor
O'Conor
Randolph Baron Jr
Allan Sauerwein
Trey Do
Ocsno Ims
Maryland
Maryland Merchants Hope Hearing Starts On Set Date
Clerks in the Circuit Court prepare records for the test case as the appeal proceeds. Judge Suppice upholds the act’s constitutionality amid a week of court sessions. Maryland merchants press for a prompt hearing with officials in touch for a possible special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Suppice, Jr
Circuit Court
Contested Law Attacked as Confiscatory and Discriminatory
Merchants charge the hurriedly passed statute is unconstitutional and poorly constructed. They contend the measure is a class tax that discriminates against them and fails to meet its stated purpose, calling for removal.
Bible Thought For There is no faithfulness in their mouth
Quotations reflect on wickedness and flattery with strong moral tone. The line from Psalms criticizes deceitful speech and corrupt intentions, while a later proverb warns that the path to wickedness lies through further wicked acts.
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Saatthy
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Wealay
Enalea Orev Ng Fenm
Q.orce
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Baron Caursion
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Silk
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Bennett's
Bible Thought
Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
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Fredericks
Andy
North Market Street
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