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Brunswick Men Admit Thefts At Criminal Court
The September term opened with defendants pleading guilty to charges in larceny and bad checks. A pair of Brunswick men admitted burglary of a garage near Brunswick and Petersville, producing candy machines from the Steiner garage. Witnesses described their actions, including breaking machines, lifting nickels, and one man offering candy to a neighbor. A separate case saw Thomas Conroy confess to jewelry theft in Brunswick, with two bracelets and watches later recovered in Baltimore. Other verdicts included a Virginian forgery conviction, and pleas by two local youths in an automobile theft to Washington. Bond actions and pending hearings followed for several defendants.
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