Main on Trial on Disorderly House Charge
J Fred Main goes on trial for keeping a disorderly house and selling liquor at his West All Saints store before Judge Glenn H Worthington. Five indictments include four liquor sales charges and a jury of 12 is seated for a full day hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred Main
Glenn H. Worthington
Main
West All Saints Street
Cecil D. Hightman
Rachard Coughlin
Howard E. Dixon
David I. Hoke
John H. Eizler
John E. Harshman
Charlies B. Groff
John LD. Werking
Abraham Hemp
Richard Cromwell
Charles A. Weller
Amon Burgee
Mann
H. D. Hichison
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Judge Worthington
Nathan Bell
William Brown
Harry
Virginia Knipple W
William Brightwell
Brightwell
Martinsburg
W. Va
Elis Carty
William Speaks
LeGivre
Henry Hanes
Hanes
Front Royal
George C. Grove
West Fourth Street
Louise D. Nelson
Annan
Horner
One Killed and Six Hurt in Pennsy Wreck Near Baltimore
A Pennsylvania Railroad train No. 70 traveling from Buffalo to Washington derailed near Brightside Station after rails spread. S. W. Gerhart of Lynchburg Virginia died. six others injured including four women. Local victims included Mrs. C. A. Danner, Mrs. Rebecca Trimmer, A T. Cashion, Sarah Mobley, TH. JI Sheaffer, and Rose Williams. Traffic resumed by morning.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
S. W. Gerhart
Lynchburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Buffalo
Washington
Lake Roland
Brightside Station
C .A. Danner
Erie
Rebecca Trimmer
York
A T. Cashion
Sarah Mobley
Negress
Steelton
TH. JI Sheaffer
Rose Williams
Gerhart
Appellees win in Annapolis Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals for Annapolis affirmed the Frederick county circuit court ruling denying a demurrer in the equity case brought by Joseph Marino and Michael Passaro against James Dorsey Robinson and wife and others over a five year lease on the shoeshine shop at 101-2 W Patrick Street. The decision upholds the trial court’s jurisdiction to determine the issues raised. Meanwhile a busy weekend saw multiple arrests in Frederick for drunk and disorderly conduct, including Harry F. Knipple held on $100 collateral and facing a separate liquor charge, and others like Livisul Stanton George Spencer and Charles Ivory held on small collaterals or charged with fighting or liquor offenses.
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Court of Appeals For
Annapolis
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Equity
Annia Eganias
James Dorsey Robinson
Joseph Marino
Michael Passaro
Marino
Passaro
Robinsons
W. Patrick Street
Charlotte R. Gelsinger
Urner
Worthington
Court of Appeals
Adkns
Frederick
Harry F. Knipple
Knipple
Virginia Knipple
Bowen
Livisul Stanton
Hiltner
Chaarles Ivory
Bartgis
H. Dorsey
Baltimore
J. Grahame Johnson
Dorsey
Arthur Ford
Irving Thompson
Justice A. TE. Brust
Walsh
Case Against Mrs Candler and Keeling Dismissed
The case of Mrs Asa G Candler and W J Keeling was dismissed in police court, while W J Stoddard was bound over for trial on a new prohibition charge. Police raid February 9 in an apartment house led to a small quantity of liquor seizure and a code violation case.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Asa G. Candler
TJ. Keeling
W J Stoddard
Stoddard
State Day Laws Upheld in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court sustained state day laws prohibiting possession of intoxicating liquors acquired before national Prohibition. The ruling affirms state authority over pre Prohibition alcohol possessions.
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Supreme Court
Associated Press
Washington
Sir. Preme Court
Government suits near in oil inquiry first steps underway
Washington March preparations for the oil suit by special government counsel advance as Senate oil committee discloses code telegrams. No statements yet on actions. War Department cipher experts will testify tomorrow on telegram translations and how McLean associates obtained the code. Burns to be questioned about McLean’s agents and the Mary code message.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Oil Committee
War Department
McLean
Senate Oi Committee
Walsh
Montana
Department of Justice
William J. Burns
Department’s Bureau of Investigation
H. B. McIean
Bureau
Burns
Palm Beach
Arguments Over Soldier Bonus Bill Open Hearings
Washington reports opened hearings by the Ways and Means Committee on adjusted compensation. Representative Andrew proposes insurance with cash options for veterans not owed more than 3500. Chairman Green cautions that mixed cash and insurance is unlikely to be accepted and full cash payments could consume next year’s revenue.
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Associated Press
Washington
Houses
Ways and Means Committee
Andrew
Massachusetts
Green
Company A Inspection at Armory Tonight
The annual Federal and State inspection of Company A at First Maryland Regiment will be held at the Armory this evening at eight o clock. Federal inspection to be conducted by Captain Edwin H. Johnson of Baltimore and State inspection by Cal D. John Markey of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Regiment
Edwin H. Johnson
Balltimore
Cal. D. John Markey
Virginia Carolina Chemical names receivers in New Jersey suit
C G Wilson president of the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company and Arthur G Vanderbilt were named receivers in a creditatory suit filed in United States district court for New Jersey. There would be no interruption in normal company business according to Mr Wilson.
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Associated Press
New York
C. G Wilson
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Arthur G. Vanderbilt
United States District Court
New Jersey
Fourth annual Key Test production Bimbo to be staged April 21 22
The American Legion Post announces the fourth annual Francis Scott Key Test production titled Bimbo to be presented Monday and Tuesday April 21 and 22. Major atmer F Munshower dispatches the plan with committees including Executive Business Tickets Property Publicity and Talent listed with chairmen and members.
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American Legion
Mer F. Munshower
Bimbo
F. Munghower
Walter J. Sinn
Lester Smitth
Robert T. Grothers
V. Kreh
Clifford Yinger
Walter E. Sinn
Ruger RK
Rive
David G. Wverhart
Austin James
Wilson Sehley
John Snyder
Charles N. Staley
Philip Tt. Winebrewer
John §. Rubeck
John HB. Stauffer
Sherman B. Bowers
George M. Chapline
Guy Anders
Ioscoe B. Rhoads
Raymond S Wachter
Parson Newsman
Ralph Schroeder
Willam J. Reynolds
Guy K. Molter
J. ¥. Krob
Earl Gilbert
Warry T James
W. Leslie Burger
Paul B. Rhoads
Carl
Wizard
Ferber
Yahnn
GF. Knock
Lester Smith
G. Raymond Shipley
Clinton M. Rhoads
Moya Strine
Ww. Whitehill
Carroll I. Hendrickson
James HA
Gambrill
G. Wenest Lipps
George
T. Delaplaine
Lawrence C. Willard
Robert Crothers
George W. Knock
David W. Kline
Frank J. Keefer
Raymond Bussard
Arthne If
Dell
Allen A. Ke- Wauver
Paul A. Kennedy
John A. Markell
Unarry Pettingall
Harry Sandau
Clifford Dell
Millard N. Angelberger
Holmes PD
JM. Davis
Paul P T Hammond
Walliam Ogerth
Paul &. Michael
Herbert $. "Schroeder
Caal Wo Snook
Jacph T. Griffin
Cyrus Gambrill
Ralph Zimmerman
R. . Ames Wendrickson
Lewis Sponecker
G. Tunter Lowers
Miriam Te Apple
Mre Mey
Michael
Josephs Hikine
Trnast Britonstein
Bear operators push many stocks lower in mid session
Bear operators pressured a wide range of shares as the Virginia Carolina chemical receivership and a weak general tone weighed on oils chemicals sugars rubbers and equipment. Copper edged higher on London price gains as call money opened at 4.4 percent amid a gas price inquiry and Wheat pricing concerns linger in the Va region.
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Associated Press
New York
Banda
Balish
London
State Dentists To Meet In City In October
Frederick County Dental Association holds monthly session led by Dr T S Bader. Maryland State Dental Association to hold its second semi annual meeting at Francis Scott Key Hotel in October with about 150 members expected. First semi annual meeting to be in Baltimore in May with officers elected. Local group will not join Cumberland Valley Dental Association based in Hagerstown and surrounding towns. Maryland state reorganization places power across state wide bodies, with Frederick County as oldest local dental group founded in 1900.
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Frederick County Dental Association
T. S. Bader
Cumberland Valley Dental Association
Hageratown
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Greencastle
Berkeley Springs
Shepherdstown
Baltimore City Dental Association
Eastern Shore Dental Association
Frederick County Association
Washington County Association
Tri-City Association
Cumberland, Frostburg
Lonaconing
Prederick County Dental Association
Bell System reports net gain 891 342 telephones in 1923
New York report outlines 1923 growth for Bell System with 2,180,000 telephones installed and 1,148,900 discontinued, net gain 891,342, plus large 1924 expansion plan. Details on submarine cable, radio experiments, stock plans, and employment figures. Also notes an 18 inch skin graft case in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bell
N. B. Thayer
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Catalina Island
Los Angeles
Iarding
Coolidge
Bell System
Officials Say Brunswick Auto Crackdown Could Have Been Settled
Baltimore March 3 State Automobile Commissioner Baughman urged Attorney General Robinson to begin criminal proceedings against Brunswick authorities for enforcing local motor laws that conflict with state statutes and for collecting fines with no state remittance. He also demanded an audit of Cumberland police magistrates amid alleged widespread game conditions. He cites 124 motorists fined since January 1 for driving without proper rights, with fines shared by town, constable and magistrate. He claims Brunswick passed an eight mile per hour speed law illegal under state law. Officials in Brunswick expressed surprise, arguing the eight mile law predates the state act and that the issue could have been settled without legal action.
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Associated Preaz
Baltimore
Baughman
Robinson
Brunswick
Boughman
Cumberland
Bronswieck
Willams
Ilegal
Jacob Stohrback
Ap Baughmen
Noon
Howard Marvin Jones
Gqity
Robrback
Rabrback
Parcel Post Pay Study Aims at Higher Salaries
Washington March 3 The Post Office Department probes parcel post to gauge if reorganizing it can cover salary increases for postal workers. Stewart told a joint Senate House committee that no recommendations will be made until a report arrives, likely in May. The salary bill would raise pay for about 4.3 million employees by 20 to 30 percent at an estimated annual cost of 132 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington
Post Office Department
Stewart
Senate
House
Philippine Independence Bill to Be Reported
Washington March 1 The House Insular Affairs committee plans to report a bill providing for Philippine independence. In Maryland a jury acquitted Millary Goodhart a 42 year old lock tender who killed Chester Smith at Goodhart s home on Christmas Eve citing self defense amid claims of prior beatings.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Insular Affairs Committee
Goodhart
Hagerstown
Millary Goodhart
Sandy Hook
Chester Smith
Smith
Plans for Adamstown School Bids Await Architect Submission
Superintendent of Hdweation and Lloyd Palmer say plans for a new Adamstown school are with an architect and will be submitted soon for bids.
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Hdweation
Lloyd Palmer
Adamstown
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