Honaker to be examined by jail physician in drunk driving case
Glenn Honaker faced drunken driving charges after an accident at West South and Bentz streets. Magistrate Bennett ordered a jail-physician exam to test his claim of a spell or blackout, while several other defendants were fined for drunkenness and related offenses.
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Glenn Honaker
West South
Bentz
Aton Y. Bennett
Uni
Charlie F. Goodell
Bonaker
Adamstown
Frederick
Clarence T Gregg
Poolesville
A. F. Anderson
Mate
Honaker
Anderson
Dicer Anderson
Gregg
Ira Rout
U. S
Sio
George Woll
Littlestown
Sergt
A. W. Markley
Sid
Walter B. Dittmar
Washington
J. R. Miller
Martin
Barbour
Benjamin Renner
Howard G Drew
West Friendship
Rennner
Renner
Drew
Waterstreet
Alton Shafi
Marshall Murray
Minerva
Cooper
Shafy
Fair Grounds
Anna Broan
Cleva Santth
Grove Hoffman
Willam Sewell
William Lee
Samuel Stenmem
Shaff
Edward Wood
Miard Brust
P. Edwards
George Layman
Edwards
John Dutrow
William F Steiner
R.A. Waikins
Charles Briazmet
Albert Smith
Carroll Thomas
Thomas Whitmore
Evergreen Point
Charles W. Smith
Clemency Plea After Supreme Court Refuses Review
Baltimore reports that after the high court declined to review Evel Lee’s murder sentence, an appeal for executive clemency was planned. Maryland attorney Bernardates seeks a date with Gov. Ritchie for a clemency plea in the case connected to Green K. Davis of Worcester County, murdered with his family in 1931.
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Baltimore
Supreme Court
Evel Lee
Maryland
Lee
Bernardates
Eneteen Ghreen Neren
Albert CG. Ritchie
Tae
Green K. Davis
Worcester County
Taylorsville
Three Men Rob Bank Messengers In $68000 Heist
In Warren Quebec on October 9 three robbers halted two bank messengers outside the Second National Bank and seized $68,000. One robber produced a machine gun while two others waved weapons as a sedan sped away, leaving bystanders in fear. A fourth man waited in the car as police reported the bold daytime robbery.
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Associated Press
Warren
Second National Bank
ORNAMENTS, SHE SAYS
New York Oct 9 Women have been more a decoration for political club houses than a fundamental force in politics says Mrs Antoinette Shuler suffrage pioneer of the Cartle Chapman Catt era Women may attend political meetings and all that she says but when candidates are chosen platforms drawn and party schemes dictated by men is the case Women’s custom of listening to their master’s voice men’s opposition to women in politics and women’s inability to act in concert are the three elements she cites as the short comings
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New York
Antoinstte Shuler
Cartle Chapman Catt
Womonen
Plan for Knights of Pythias membership drive
At Mountain City Lodge No 29 Knights of Pythias regular meeting, Chancellor Commander Lewis W Put gian presided. Plan for a mid month campaign to recruit new members was advanced. As a prelimary to the drive the Rank of Page will be conferred upon several candidates this evening October 16 by the rank seam of the to. Cap ped by the Rank of Squire 23 and the Rank of Knight.
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Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Lewis W. Putgian
Slashed Negress With Knife Gets Six Years Term
Elijah Martin, 24, a Georgia native, pleaded guilty to two indictments of attempted murder after slashing Ruth Summers, 24, in East Frederick near Benperienia Station on June 27. He received six years in the House of Correction for the attack, which left Summers seriously injured and hospitalized for over two weeks.
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Gwity
Elijah Martin
Coloret
Georgia
House of Correction
Charles W. Woodward Martin
Ruth Summers
Benperienia
East Street
Martin
Edward Pearl
Frederick City Hospital
Edward P. Thomas
Guy An
Larceny Trials Hearings Involving Wilt and Minnick
A 71 year old man, Boyd Wilt, was found guilty of larceny in a case involving a chain valued at 5 dollars, a pistol valued at 10 dollars, and about 26 pounds of meat totaling roughly 78.44 dollars. Wilt denied the charge as witnesses testified for both sides. Separately, Walter N. Minnick, 25, pleaded guilty to larceny from Kaplan store in Brunswick while Floyd N. Grams was found guilty after trial. Minnick, jailed seven months, suffered a fall from a balcony and remains injured. Sheriff Char-
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Gers
Fyeck Susi
Martin
Boyd Wilt
Wea
Willard and
Woodward
Wilt
Geo. C. Cline
Lander
V. Kaplan
Abram Kasplon
William H. Minnick
Walter N. Minnick
Gus Winkler Shot Down By Gangsters
Chicago dated report states Gus Winkler a powerful gangster was assassinated as he approached a beer depot. Three men in a green truck fired buckshot, wounding him 65 times. He died about 40 minutes later at John B. Murphy hospital. No confession from Winkler about his killers. The article also notes ongoing crime war and unrelated court notes including Wes Lee Mansfeld theft case.
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Chicago
Gus Winkler
Winkler
John B. Murphy Hospital
Two Pre-to-die deaths mark Washington term end
Joan Quinny Adams and W Wilkon were the only two Pre to die in Washington after a term of office. The brief report notes their deaths occurred within the state following the conclusion of their official duties, marking the end of their term alongside no other deaths of Pre in that period.
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Joan Quinny Adams
W Wilkon
Washington
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Trginia
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Manhattan
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Vim
Leonard Barnum
Crotely
Valey
Ts Aderney, Laie NW
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Shuler
C. E. Cline & Son
Ambulance and Funeral Service
Frederick, Md
Tenced
House of Cor
Inswers
Shane
R. Walton Moore
Virginia
Less. Crum
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Frederick Theater
James B
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John ¢. Main
John H. Lewis
Harry L. Whert
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Harvey G. Wirts
Abram Poole
Dorsey
Carty
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Westinghouse
MAZDA
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