Prisoner rounds mark busy session in municipal court
Judge August T. Brest presided over a crowded session with multiple judgments. Charlee Cook was found guilty of cursing and swearing and had sentence suspended. Mayes Meieling waived hearing and sought a jury trial for September. Raymond Cook was fined for drunken disorderly conduct and trash-tile incidents. other defendants faced fines, jail time, or further hearings as police pursued disturbances in Mt Pleasant and nearby neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monicipal Court
August T. Brest
Charlee Cook
Albert Cook
Alton Y. Bennett
Mayes Meieling
West Fifth Street
Poag
Mt. Pleasant
Oon Carroll
Conk
Smith
Walsh
Miller
Thin City
Ouiseler
Ernest Fox
Fox
Faat Street
Thie City
Waa Tabin
Offcer Aulter
Jabh Hla
Carter
Routh Street
Barteia
Schell
Polfes Court
Rose Bowers
Woodshorn
Th 9. Thomas
Edward P. Thomas
Montevun
TO. Thomas
Tenney Lee
Maryland Better Sires Week Aims to Elevate Purebred Stock
Agricultural officials from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with county agents discussed the Maryland Better Sires Week an initiative to replace grade cattle and sheep with purebred sires. The sale and exhibit run August 3 to August 7 at designated county sites with rail transport by the Baltimore and Ohio line, plus an educational program at each exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. B. Baugh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Court House
Maryland
University of Maryland Agricultural Extension Service
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Allegany
Carrol
Cecil
Fredegleh
Harvord
Garrett
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Baltimore
Alma Aryndal
Prince George's
Sheep Chowers Association
Swing Growers’ Association
Jersey Cattle Club
Eastern Guernsey Cattle Hresdere Association
Holstein- Hilevian Breeders’ Club of Maryland
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade and Rotary and
Kiwanle Clubs
Baltimore and Ghia
Cumberland
Hagerstown Fair Grounds
Frederick
Trackville
Asalgneadt
Balthmore
Obio Hailen
Deva
Ted
Evert
Waneh
Mary Isai Aind
Hs Hind
Ms State
Nye Eites
Far Ters
Catia
Four arrested in Mayer still case in Frederick County
William Bowie and Jease Bowie of Centerville Frederick County are jailed on complicity charges in the Mayer still destroyed by Sheriff Albaugh and deputies last Saturday. Deputy Crom reports new arrests include William Jon e Turner and two Bowles as officers develop testimony and photo evidence from the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bowie
Jease Bowie
Centerville
Frederick County
Mayer
Sherif Ingumar W. Albaugh
Bia
Charles W. Crom
William Howle
Jeme Lowie
William Jone
Turner
Bowles
Deguly Crum
Elder Bowl
Navn
Ened
Caimerg
Heal
Jegshead
Birge
Esborts
Colurea
Atau
Sherig
Raiders vanish car tied to Wills raid and sewage plant work
Officers search for a large Hudson touring car linked to a raid at the wills site, with two white men hiding south of town after the operation. Separate notice shows Gettsyburg begins a 650,000 sewage disposal plant with L C Brooks Co mobilizing crews for deep excavation and a new outfall line to transport effluent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Wills
Tyeeday
Matanday
Gettyaburg
L. C. Brooks Company
Martinsburg
W. Va
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reaper Ghen
Polies Court
Meigling
Walele Center
Withersone
Ope
Maryland Biscuit Company
Kemp’s Men’s Wear Shop
Patrick Street
Thomas Kemp C
THE
North Market Street
Seeger & Company
South Market St
RED
Frederick, Md
Wes Gee
Central Trust Company
Quynn's
Seneue Math Oe
U. Bs
Oterta Steelf
Demonstrati
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Carroll St
AAA
Raillinse
Caren A
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