Hull Guilty Verdict After Jury Deliberation
The jury convicted Charles Hull on four counts of statutory breaking and larceny after about an hour and a quarter of deliberation. Hull, 21, of Waynesboro, and co-defendant Wilbur Willard, said to be the ringleader, faced trial before Judge Glenn H. Worthington. Willard remains at large. Ten witnesses testified. Hull denied involvement. The trial, held Monday, ended near noon with the verdict delivered at 12:15.
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Charles Hull
Traverser
Glenn H. Worthington
Hull
Wilbur Willard
Deerfield
Willard
Hulk
Waynesboro
Frank R. Addison
Sjamsville
Mr. Addison
Chas. W. Holbrunner
Lewis W. Ways
Oscar L. Flock
Frank l. Addison
Robert L. Cramer
William W. Osburn
Olin W. Rice
John W. Hilleary
Elmer 8. Derr
Charles W. Smith
Herman A. Buckey
Grayson D. Dutrow
Amendment to State Constitution Aimed at Baltimore Judges
The Supreme Bench of Baltimore City representatives Daniel C. Joseph and William D. Macmillan visited Frederick officials and lawyers to urge support for a 1924 state constitutional amendment. They stated the measure affects only Baltimore City, not counties, and would let Baltimore fund any judge salary increases. Macmillan stands with Semmes Bowen Semmes. Joseph is a long-time legislator seeking reelection.
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Maryland
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore City
Daniel C. Joseph
William D. Macmillan
Baltimore Bar Association
Frederick
Joseph
Mr. Macmillan
Bar Association of
Yuarlong
Bar Association
Ritchie
Addi- Ben ©. Mullikin
Baltimore
Macmillan
Semmes, Bowen and Semmes
No Comeback for Him Berlin Monarch Still Hopes for Return
Berlin officials and parliament debate a proposed Hobert zollern indemnity settlement with the former Emperor's administrators. The plan would pay 300000 to the Hohenzollern family, allocate 167 acres of former estate, and grant a castle at Homburg for the ex Kaiser and his wife. A Prussian official calls the castle clause a personal vanity aimed at securing royal approval.
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Berlin
Germany
Associated Press
Homburg
Wilhelm
Hohenzollern
Hewthey
Federation of Labor Declines Smith Endorsement In 1928 Campaign
The American Federation of Labor tabled action on endorsing Governor Alfred E. Smith for the Democratic presidential nomination. The convention reaffirmed nonpartisan political policy, noting Smith is not an avowed candidate and remains a candidate for re election as New York governor with NY federation support.
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Detroit
Wich
Federaton of Labor Convention
New York State Federation of Labor
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Smith
Empire State
New York Federation
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Say Toa
Padhive
Federation of Labor
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Balter
Barnard
L'Ake
London
Lewis Stone
Virginia Valli
Nita Naldi
Comedy & News
the Globe
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
U. Suluwuuu
State of Maryland
County of Frederick
SS. I
Hammond Clary
Cashler
Arthur I. Doll
Atlista
James Houck
E. D. Michael
E. Mullinix
Directore
Wwe
Farbo
Allen G. Quynn
P. L. Hargett & Co
Seeger & Co
Ebert Bdwe. Co
The
C. E. Steel & CO. General Insurance and Real Estate
West Church ST
Adair Realty & Trust Co
John C. Worthington
Pythian Castle
Commercial
News-Post
Enneyvod
Enney Stores
North Market Street
New York Times
J. C. Penney Company
Casper E. Cline
the Pearce Pharmacy
Jie
Frederick, Maryland
the Bank of Personal Service
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
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Loa
Mullinix
Bentz
the Rug Store
South Market St
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
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