Drunken driving charges dismissed after court hearing
In Police Court Justice Melton G. Urner Jr dismissed drunken driving and reckless driving charges against John D Makel colored and found George W Mater Burkicssyi guilty on a reckless driving count tied to a Monday accident. Witnesses testified Makel appeared sober before and after arrest though officers said he reeked of drink. The collision occurred at College Parkway College Avenue. Miller and Myers were involved with Miller later charged in related proceedings.
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Melton G. Urner, Jr
John D. Makel
Fredlerick
Cours
Urner
George Wd. Mater
Burkicssyi
Ben Paesus
Aho
Max
Lawrence Fagan
Frank Dorsey
Sergt
J E Sols
Maker
Fred Stratey
Makel
George Hawkens
Maurice Reed
Lincoln High School
Makesh
Alton
Bennett
College Parkway
College Avenue
Miller
College Rarkway
Philip Myers
Washgton Sirest
Gang Four
Mary Brown
Tunswick
Miler
Theters
Wether
Tash Myers
In & Wes
Ficer Ben Pheous
Snerv
Roenke
Benee
Manuel Weinberg
Myers
Anderson Eugene Sims
Fex
Cicer Dosey
Benzatzis
Cer Dorsey
The Trouble Tots Finally Punished in Next Story
Doty says The Trouble Tots are gone after a day of mischief. Rip recalls scolding and water trouble, then they retreat to wash and dry clothes while awaiting a warm fire. The group calmly end the scene awaiting the next tale as Coppy naps.
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Rip
Dancy
Perie
Timo
Hop
Mrs van Winkle
Coperight
NEA Service, Inc
Zimmerman Suit Heard by Two Judges
Two judges in the Circus Court heard arguments in the suit by Eugene Zimmerman of Walkersville against Emory Coblentz and Newton Fulton, former Central Trust officials, seeking 27343.45 recovered from funds deposited in Walkersville Bank. The case concerns a grandfather’s will and the closed bank’s handling of the legacy, with trial testimony last week and a decision under consideration.
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Eugene Zummerman
Baltimore
Walkersville
Emory L. Cobrentz
Newton A. Fulton
Central Trust Company
Cephas . Thomas
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Circus Court
Testamony
Walkersville Bank
Ar. Fulton
Afr. Coblentz
Mr. Fulton
Thomas
Madeline Zim
Merman
Zimmerman
Trust Company
Agaist
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Cobientz and Fulton
George W. Page
State Bank
Cobrentz
Cumberland
Charles E. Moylan
Michael Paul
Blaintux
Gen Washington Bowie
Bonding Company
Leslie N. Coblentz
Emory &. Coblentz
William Mms.storm
Fulton
Higher Tax Plan Moves Forward After Senate Test
Washington June 25 despite threats of organized opposition Roosevelt's tax plan passed its first congressional test as the Senate finance committee moved to proceed with the bill. Harrison says the program could yield 329 million annually from new taxes on income above 1 million, corporations, and other measures. If a revenue-raiser resolution passes by Saturday, the current tax le vies will expire and leaders push ahead despite House opposition and a filibuster threat. The committee heard Treasury tax experts and adjourned until morning. Warren and Mrs William are featured in a side note about public and family life.
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Washington
Pressien
Senate
Harson
Treasury
SSBC
Harerison
House
Sen. Clark
Missouri
Tock
Lke Clark
Battison
Huge still seized near Dawson in Cumberland county
Federal agents seized a large still on Dans Mountain near Dawson Maryland after a decade of pursuit. One hundred gallons of mash found. two men arrested including Bend er Wier of Rawso. Dawson original owner named. authorities report the operation tied to West Virginia routes. Will of Henry Sigler probate in Petersville names daughter Carren Anderson and executrix care.
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Cumberland
Maryland
Dans Mounta
Dawson
Bender Wier
Raw
Mear
Maryand
West Virginia
Wier
Sigler
Henry Sigler
Petersville
Orphans Court
Carren Anderson
Olse
Hannan Anderson
EE Anderson
Witnesses George Hoffman and John W Lloyd July 16 1926
A report notes that George Hoffman and John W. Lloyd witnessed an event on July 16 1926. The item lists two named individuals and a specific date, indicating their role as observers or signatories in the record.
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George Hoffman
John W. Lloyd
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McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Frederick, MD
N. Market
Frederick Banks
THE
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank OF Frederick
Frederick County National Bank OF
Frederick
Senate Finance Committee
Warren William Ars
Loaerea
Wiliam
Paris Méis
Wa! Ham
Locust Valley Church of God
Emory McGolerick
Howard Lewis
Knoxville
James Larch
U. S. Ten
Harry E.carty CO
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Tama
Licewrr & Myers Tosacco Co
Bellane
Belucans
Farmers & Mechanics
Bank of Personal Service
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