Hotel Yardley proprietor guilty in assault case
Walter C. Ambrose owner of Hotel Yardley in Brunswick was found guilty of assault and battery against Cora Saber and fined 50 plus costs. He then pleaded guilty to illegally selling liquor and received a 100 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Ambrose
Yardley
Brunswick
Cora Saber
Jefferson
Sulcer
Ambrose
William Spring
Spring
Swicer
John W. Lloyd
Norman Himes
Edwin Himes
William Flock
Lloyd
H. H. Delauter
D. E. Strippy
Alban M. Wood
E. Austin James
Weather and Crop Conditions in Maryland for the Week
The week was sunshiny and rainless with ample sunshine in Baltimore. Cool weather followed and persisted, aiding outdoor operations though labor shortages slowed some farms. Harvests continue with tomatoes plentiful, potatoes maturing in western and north central Maryland, and tobacco nearing completion. Sowing of wheat becomes general in western Maryland and begins north of the Blue Ridge. This is the last bulletin of the season.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Blue Ridge Mountains
Chesapeake Bay
Not Guilty For Liquor Dispensing In Peculiar Case
A man found a 60 cent piece in his pocket and suspected Knott placed it there. Testimony said he was not a drinker, had good character, and worked regularly. The court found him not guilty for liquor dispensing, citing circumstances and prior reputation, and warned the verdict could not set a general precedent. Two others, Hahn and Sullivan, were fined for gambling at Gregory Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Warthan
Emmitsburg
Donald Knott
Warthan
St. Mary’s College
Knott
Worthington
Gregory Apartments
Grunswick
Harry Hahn
LeRoy Sullivan
Traversers
Dahlia Show At Walkersville Opens October Sixth
Residents of Walkersville and surrounding area may view an unusual display of dahlias grown in the eastern United States and includes new varieties from California England and Holland The exhibit features stock from Fredericks Harry Pettin gall and Walkersvilles Dr Joseph W Long The event is hosted by the Ladies Bible Class of the Lutheran church at the town hall Saturday evening October 6 doors 7 to 10 p m with blooms auctioned at the close and refreshments sold by the women
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
United States
California
England
Holand
Harry Pettingall
Frederick
Joseph W. Long
Uhre Ladies’ Bible Class
Lutheran Church
Mistrial in Joseph Blair Case Over Manslaughter Death
After four hours the jury could not reach an agreement in the Joseph Blair manslaughter case related to Charles Gilbert. Judges Worthington and Peter presided as deliberations continued Thursday afternoon and jury reports indicated no verdict was possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Blair
Charles Gilbert
Glenn H. Worthingten
Robert Peter
Worthington
Jury deadlock leads to retrial in mystery case
Jurors could not reach a verdict with six in contemplation and six for conviction. The case will be retried. Paty is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon for further testimony as hearings continue. The article notes biblical word counts of 593,193 in the Old Testament and 184,0263 in the New Testament.
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Walter Ambrose
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Schoble
Eo UG
Sarchiv
Road Wen
Ole
Paty
Roup Spasmodic Group
VisSss
America
Staub's
ARGO
Mother Jones
G. L
Aone Th
Rettberg
Lexington
Toyland
Walter Raleigh
Hanover
Staub’s
Commercialstate Bank
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
THE
Bank OF Personal” Service
ITER
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
P. O. Box
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store
CasPer F, Cline
Qld Newspapers
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