Woman Convicted of Selling Liquor in Brunswick Trial
Mrs. Olte Barrett was indicted for selling liquor and found guilty at a trial before Chief Judge Hammond Urner. Sentence suspended and she released on her own recognizance to return next Wednesday. Barrett testified she was in Point of Rocks at the time and visited C. E. Rutherford, where a man named Fisher asked Fry for liquor. she said she handed a pint bottle to Fisher but received no money.
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Olte Barrett
Brunswick
Hammond Urner
Egumony
Barrett
Point of Rocks
C. E. Rutherford
Fisher
Fry
Barrett Convicted in Liquor Sale Case
Fisher testified he bought two pints of liquor from Mrs Barrett for $1.50 at Fry's house. The court found Mrs Barrett guilty and ordered her to report next Wednesday. Barrett denied intent to sell to Fisher.
Reflection on devotion guiding present blessings for citizens
The passage honors the devotion and sacrifice of those who upheld ideals and principles, acknowledging how their sacrifices enabled the current blessings for individuals and the community. It urges gratitude and remembrance of past sacrifices shaping present freedoms.
Vendor Vendol Testimonial Seeks Relief From Ailments
A Mrs. M C Getridge of Hagerstown Maryland credits Vendol with rapid relief from biliousness constipation heartburn headaches nervousness and back pain after five bottles She reports weight gain increased strength and removal of head pain and urges others to try it for a week then note changes Sold by Peacres Modern Pharmacy in Frederick in the advertisement
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Wareham
M. C. Getridge
Prospect St
Hagerstown
Frederick
Peacre
Salve to Conscience of Monera Claims at Treasury
An annual sum of a few thousand dollars from anonymous donors to the Treasury department is described as funds from those who cheated the government. In 1922 the figure was 7214.2 percent, and the money is used for unspecified purposes.
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Treasury Department
Immigration Law of 1875 Bans Criminal Aliens
The law enacted on March 3 1875 barred the entry of aliens who had been convicted of crimes, forming a landmark in U S immigration policy. The statute aimed to exclude individuals with criminal records from entering the United States.
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United States
Silk Frocks Priced Low for Tomorrow in Silk Dresses
Pure silk frocks offered in stripe effects and clever styles. Hot weather fashion with attractive pricing for tomorrow, promising women will want several.
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