Convictions Follow Separate Court Trials
Multiple defendants faced juries in a busy session, with two Traversers convicted after separate trials and three more liquor cases accepted by the court yielding guilty verdicts. Detectives Sair and Weston testified in guard cases while Ambrose faced an illicit sale charge and denied it, with other defendants receiving sentences or deferred judgments as the day progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Largeens
Thomas A Sair
James Weston
Walter C. Ambrose
Ruluy
Sair and Wesson
Brunschan
Labor Day
Wi 2 Gambino
Bale
Wane
Adivose
Tigsee
James A. der
Lafaretti Carpenter
Lester
Birely
Fred. N. Collier
Hiram Plater
Elisha C. Swomley
John R Couns
Lorenzo T. Dar
Charies E. Segiery
Allen R. Lamre
James Love
Shegwond
Reeder
Hemp
Lowery
Buranis
Lewis
Worthindon
Cerrachinn
Joseph Smith
Hanos
William Stelzer
Haurer
Hauter
Smith
Ce Tora
Nesro
Depuy Hauver
Laurel Grote
St. Mary's
Wiliam Dieid
Indian Head
St Marx's
Alor Loms
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Lilliendi
Printel
Rap
Westmaster
Liveral Che "Dex
Tor Hinkle
Anbrose
Willel
Smit
Correccio
Rena Ifar
Hie Attornes
Revay
Tio
Julin Myere
Alchely
AL Lewhe
AH Saints Street
Coloral Raisins of
Iquilas
Ree
Meirs
Dr. Hamrick
Sundass and
Hintidass
State Bank
Frederick
State of Maryland Depository
Peoples Clothing Store
Patrick
Frederick City
Maryland
Central Building and Loan Club
Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Frederick, Md
Royal Paints
Seeger & CO
Chers Ais
South Market St. Frederick
George S. Rodock & Son
The
Old Watchman’s Tale
Warsi
National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
McCleery
Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Mie
Ank
Meadow
Tye
Jimedilocotet
the Modern Lighting Company
North Marbel Street