Jail Threatened in Contempt Case in Baltimore
In Baltimore on May 26 Judge Eugene O Dunne promised substantial jail sentences next Tuesday in contempt of court proceedings against three editors and two photographers from the Baltimore American and Baltimore News. The cases stem from courtroom photographs taken during the Richard Reese Whittemore trial despite a bench order forbidding photos. The defendants, including Varela E Elliston and Earl C DeLand, argued no disruption occurred and some were unaware of the order until publication. The judge warned that unless they show cause, jail terms will be imposed.
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Baltimore
Fn Criminal Court
Eugene Odunne
Baltmore Fi Amt
Baltimore American
Punai
Richard Reese Whittemore
Odumme Lad
Prince of Wales
Henry
Enghind
Varela E. Elliston
The
News
Harry Clarke
Earl C. DeLand
American
William Klemm
William Strum
O'Dunne
Wdynne
Kiem
Elliston
Baltimore News
New Market Gossip Highlights Local Travel and Visits
May 26 notes from New Market record Miss Nannie Reich visiting relatives in Savannah and Maryland, relatives and friends from Frederick, Chambersburg, and Baltimore. Mary M. Hopkins collects hospital jars for November ward donations. Annie Burgess attends a Frederick field meet. Playground Tag Sale to benefit city playgrounds led by Frederick High School freshmen with Ruth Reinicke in charge. Local church improvements noted and Rocky Mountain bluebird coloration observed.
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New Market
Nannie Reich
Black Mountain
John
Savannah
Georgia
Maryland
Wm. Burgess
Ace .Dean
Burgess
Mary M. Hopkins
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Annie Burgess
Frank Zimmerman
Russell
Chambersburg
The
Frederick High School
Ruth Reinicke
Acorns And Oaks Necauee Isabella Queen Of Spain
A garbled historical note recalls Isabella and a dreamer named Geneon claiming world discovery and a voyage to the East, alongside mentions of Clara Warton and the Red Cross origin, and Lydia E Pinkham promoting her Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for women nationwide.
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Isabella
Spain
Geneon
America
Clara Warton
American Red Cross
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tynn
Ecause
Genoa
Clara Garton
Lynn
Massachusetts
Charges Dropped After Car Collision In Market Street Case
A police court charge against M. B. Kegan for alleged violations of the city traffic law at Market and Third was dropped. The incident involved a baby carriage pushed by Mrs. Richard Fleming of Rockford, Illinois, struck by a car. witnesses disputed the signal status. The child was unhurt and Kegan paid Mrs. Fleming for damages to the carriage.
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M.B. Kegan
Market and Third
Richard Fleming
Rockford, I
Fleming
Kegay
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C. A. McBride
B. C. Burges
Wm. Poole
Chas, Poole
Charlotte Falconer
Eden
Rocky Mountain
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
North Market St
Denise
Broadway Danser
Greenwich Village
Matzine
Russia
Broadway
Julia Scuarpt
North Front St
Salem
Oregon
National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
P.O. Box
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Graham Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Staley Motor Company
Patrick Street
Graham Brothers Trucks
Tom
Hazel
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Hammaker
Hammaker Brothers
Thurmont
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug
Modern Lighting Company
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
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