Prisoner Knott Captured After Escape From Road Gang
Roger D Knott 1994 Wilson Ave was caught near Worman's Mill by Frederick City Police and returned to Rockville after fleeing from a Montgomery County road gang about noon Thursday. Lieut Reno Six and Patrolman Arnold Simmons said they ordered him to halt with a gun threat. he surrendered. Knott was serving a 60 day term for a stolen car offense and faces possible escape charge along with a suspended House of Correction sentence. He had earlier been seen changing clothes and boarding a city bus before being apprehended.
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Roger David Knott
Wilson Avenue
Frederick City
Reno
Arnold Simmons
Knott
Worman's Mill
Route 15
Wes
Rockville
House of Correction
Buck Lodge
Frederick
Second
Market Streets
Market
Fourteenth Streets
Simmons
Worman’s Mill
Marshall Murray
Social visitors and wedding toast at Doubs gathering
Hyattsville and Washington residents visited Doubs households including Mrs J B Smith, Mrs Marshall Main, and Mr Walter J Smith. The Waldron home hosted a October 22 reception for Bernice Corinne Smith and William Summers with family from Baltimore and Doubs. American travelers to Britain may bring back $500 duty free goods.
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Doubs
Walter J Smith
Hyattsville
Henry Carroll
Washington
J. B. Smith
Marshall Main
Claude O. Cooley
Nem Elmer Raines
Ridgeville
Marlon Hoffman
Tommy
Baltimore
Skyline Tavern
Harvey C. Waldron
Bernice Corinne
William Summers
Jefferson
Robert Edwards
Joyce
Charles A. Hopewood
Barbara
Carol
Kitty
Harvey Waldron, Jr
Steven
Agnes
Judy Waldron
Raymond Davis
Britain
Anniversaries and historical milestones in Know America Today
Highlights include 1793 Stephen F. Austin born in Wythe County Virginia and 1794 William Cullen Bryant born in Massachusetts. 1816 Jubal Early born in Franklin County Virginia and 1830 John Esten Cooke born in Winchester Virginia. 1831 Ignatius Donnelly born in Philadelphia, died in Minneapolis 1901. 1834 Charles L Fleischmann born in Hungary, cofounder of yeast works. 1845 Edward D White born in Le Flore County Louisiana. Today In History covers treaties, court decisions, WWI clashes, Roosevelt’s 1936 election, embargo acts, and war-era milestones. Birthdays list several notable figures, including Joseph W Martin Jr and Vilhjalmur Stefansson. Horoscope notes a cautious, watchful nature. Local sports notes cover New Windsor baseball votes and league decisions.
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New York
Cummington
Mass
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Franklin County
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Virginia
Winchester
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Charles L. Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Lefourche County
Illinois
Wisconsin
United States
U.S. Supreme Court
Ameri
Jury instructed on mitigating circumstance in late Fleet case
The News reports that the judge planned to instruct the jury on a mitigating circumstance. Several defendants including Lester N. Powner James H Barrett Reginald W Barrett Harold J. Dudley and Carroll M. Martin were fined. Six others had pleaded guilty earlier but their sentences were delayed pending the Fleet case outcome.
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Lester N. Powner
James H
Reginald W Barrett
Harold J. Dudley
Carroll M. Martin
Fleet
State Game Head Fined In Doves Case
Baltimore November 2 One of six men fined 14 dollars for hunting doves over a baited area in Anne Arundel County Fleet Gordon Fleet chairman of the State Game and Inland Fish Commission faced 175 dollars in costs after insisting on a jury trial in Federal Court A panel of jurymen was on hand when the case opened and Fleet pleaded guilty after a conference of attorneys and Judge William C Coleman The conservation official claimed he did not participate in or know of baiting near Davidsonville when he hunted there in September The judge ruled otherwise.
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Baltimore
Gordon Fleet
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Anne Arundel County
Fleet
William C. Coleman
Davidsonville
Coleman
Woodsborn W C T U Meets in October Meeting
The Woodsboro W C T U held its monthly meeting October 24 at Mrs Nannie Haughs home with four Frederick Union guests. The program titled Christian Citizenship opened with a song and prayers. Mrs Calvin Schildknecht led worship, Mrs Harry Zimmerman read Denver convention references, and a talk and state convention report were given. Mrs Derr read a national convention resolution. The meeting closed with Mizpah benediction.
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Woodsboro
W. C
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