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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1924
Page
6
Local observers report rising tensions as scarce supplies and price spikes grip global markets. Officials urge restraint while merchants blame supply chain delays and policy shifts for the shortages impacting households.
Brown found not guilty of stealing five cans of lard from Harry Baumgardner a North Market Street butcher Evidence showed a dispute over who committed the theft with cans later found at the Knipple residence Judge Worthington noted the testimony raised doubt but did not prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt Shafer convicted on one of two liquor selling charges and fined 100 plus costs Witnesses including Homer and Ruth Links testified to Shafer selling moonshine and keeping liquor at his home
Jacob A. Kidwiler was found not guilty after a hearing before U. S. Commissioner H. Noel Hals Yer. He offered an alibi supported by 14 witnesses and was not at his business during the raid. Commissioner Haller criticized federal agents for how evidence was secured and the search warrant execution. Kidwiler was arrested February 9 and held on $1,000 bond for firearms charges. The case against J. Fred Main was held over to March 25 for liquor analysis. Cases against Janiel B. Smith and Martin Luther Miller also delayed to March 25.
The Court of Appeals ruling allows the Robinsons to raise further questions in their suit against Marino and Pariso regarding the deed from Charlotte Geisinger to Mary Frances Abney. The decision directs the Robinsons to answer as a defense and denies the charge of fraud in the lease procurement. Montgomery County treasurer reports six months ending December 31 show receipts of 617,896.83 and disbursements of 508,165.36, with 91,940.58 state taxes included.
Manager Bill McKechnie says Pia Traynor the Pitts burg star third baseman should be the NL sensation this year. He rates him the best at the position in the National League, possibly the majors.
The third and final show of She Hunchback of Notre-Dame screens at the Opera House today. The film, praised by movie fans, depicts a pre Columbus America era with dramatic scenes. Also this week the musical comedy Good Morning Dearie continues to draw crowds in town theaters.
Empire closes tonight as Maryland Chapter 10 of The Santa Fe Trail Just A Wife and A Son of Ananias headline a varied program The same evening Frederick High School meets the Maryland State School for the Deaf at 8 43 on Maryland School court in a tightly matched basketball thriller Noah Cramer and Son auction off Edith Gregg’s Washington DC lot featuring a two story brick house with furnace heat electric light bath gas and alley access
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