Annan and Horner Found Not Guilty in Embezzlement Case
Edgar L. Annan and Andrew A. Horner of the bankrupt firm Annan Horner and Company Emmitsburg were acquitted on a joint embezzlement charge tied to the estate of the late Charles J. Shuff. Five indictments were returned. at trial the court found insufficient evidence of embezzlement amid claims unpaid and trustee funds remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar L. Annan
Andrew A. Horner
Annan, Horner and Company
Emmitsburg
Charles J. Shuff
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Robert B. Peter
Harry W. Niece
Baltimore
Wiliam Storm
B. Jamison
John B. Brawner
William M Storm
Arthur D. Willard
Usner
Bank case notes no misappropriation in trust fund payments
Indictments allege no theft by defendants as trust funds paid dividends to creditors from Annan Turner & Co bank accounts. Lawyers Nice Lewis Harp argued funds remained in balance and checks would have safely cleared if counterclaims were settled. Reading Herald Telegram suspended after brief run. proprietor Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Annan, Turner & Co
Harry W. Nice
Baltimore
Samuel A Lewi
Reading Herald-Telegram
Reading Hierald-Telegram
Goowtn Turner
Willian Mavernick
W. Tely Kenamu
Basa
Ield
Maryland Bill Would Elect Public Service Commission Members
A House of Delegates bill from Antony Dimarco proposes electing Public Service Commission members by Maryland voters for six year terms. The plan adds Baltimore city as a member, includes Eastern and Western Shore representatives, raises the general counsel salary to 4800, and would repeal governor removal provisions. The measure seeks to extend current terms to a January 1 following the May start and names the current chairman as successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
House of Delegates
Antony Dimarco
Baltimore City
Pmblic Service Commission
Maryland
Commission
Bruce
Redquest
City Officials Could Be Removed Without Trial Aimed at Hancock Area
A draft charter for Cumberland proposes a new mayoral power to remove city officials without trial via a bill from a county delegation member. A joint resolution attacks the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co for overcharging. it asks the Public Service Commission to cap calls between Hancock and Hagerstown at 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurion
City of
Cumberland
Washington County
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Hancock
Hagerstown
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Annan
Horner
Oles
Ves
Samheth Pacific
Lakeside
Utah
The
White Water Wheel Company
Frederick, Maryland
Harner’s Drug Store
Mountain Lake Park
Frederick, MD
Frederick County National Bank
North Market ST
Robert E. Clapp
Hutzler Brothers
Francis Scott Key
Central Trust Company
Frederick
U. S
Eee
State of
George T. Baumgardner
Grover L. Michael
Armstrong
Armstrongi
Moleurt
Mullinix & Bentz
Pearre
Telephone
Quynne
Rose
Green Mountains
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Georges
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
South Carroll St
Malone
Co. M. Malone
Jeweler
Optician
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