Minor cases heard before police court
Police court convened Monday night with Judge Sherman VP presiding. Perry Grove, a veteran, was found guilty of stealing from a youth near All Saints and Market streets and fined $35. Lewes accused of attacking a drunken youth. Conant Williams found not guilty of assaulting his wife Anna Williams who had the warrant for arrest. Chester D Cooper of National Highway Lines faced two auto-law charges. arrested by State Police Officer A M Spivach. Marty D Mall of New York forfeited $10 on a rating without a license. William E Boyle fined $10 for no license and $1 for no registration card. Vatneckh Sullivan of Tampa forfeited $10 for no license. Charles Dens Jr of Washington paid $25 for speeding and $10 for no license. Martin LeGray of Lewistown forfeited $10 for inadequate brakes. Harvey Peddicord of this city forfeited $4 for drunk and disorderly conduct. Lola Robinson, colored, forfeited $5 collateral for being drunk on the street. she sought protection at the Square Corner. Officer Miller escorted her home. Joseph Shelton, colored, paid $3 and costs after being found guilty of disturbing the peace on East Street. he struck Fletcher Gray.
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Polee Court
Marty D Mall
New York
William E Boyle
Barnes
Sullivan
Tampa
Fla
Charles Dens, Jr
Washington
Martin le Gray
Lewistown
Harvey Peddicord
Lola Robinson
Miller
Joseph Shelton
East Street
Fletcher Gray
Alleged Stickup Man To Go On Trial Today
Cumberland October 20 William H Poffenberger arrested in Haererstown last August will go on trial in Allegany county circuit court He faces six indictments for the hold up and robbery of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ticket office and for holding up a traveling salesman in a local hotel Poffenberger allegedly obtained over 6000 in the Ohio hold up case Attorney A Young asked for change of venue contending a fair trial in this circuit is unlikely The court overruled the motion noting publicity covered the crime not the prisoner
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Doub
Eiver
Prisner
Conpasi Nabbed After Freeman Theft at Fair Grounds
Within two hours of a theft reported by J P Freeman of 38 dollars two pistols and a razor from his tent at the Fair Grounds, Constable Chas W Smith located Joseph Coupass in Union Station Washington with the stolen items. Coupass was arrested with a pistol in each pocket and overpowered after resisting. Freeman flagged possible flight to Baltimore or Washington and officials contacted both cities. Coupass faces a concealed weapons charge and may be turned over to local authorities.
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J. P. Freeman
Fair Grounds
Chas. W. Smith
Union Station
Washington
Washington Detective Bureau
Joseph Coupass
Freeman
Smith
Baltimore
Conpasi
Traia
Frederick
Three aviators killed in crash near courthouse New Jersey
Three U S Army aviators died when a bombing plane from Mitchel Field New Jersey to Langley Field Virginia crashed into meadows near the courthouse area Tuesday. The crew included Captain Robert A Kinlock Chesterton and Lieutenant Abbott C Martin Reading Massachusetts.
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Caps
Courthouse
N. J
U. S. Army
Here
Thea Marts
Mitchel Feld
Langley Field
Robert A Kinlock
Chesterton
Abbott C Martin
Reading
Mass
Parachute Fail Kills Three Aces In Flight Crash
In Norriston Pa a Vath aviator and two others died when a plane crashed after a short drop. The craft, over Wiltwood and Benny's Lunulng, nosedived into the ground. observers found the crew crushed by heavy motors. The Langley hoped winter assignment canceled the rescue. Mrs Mary E O'Brien leads a prominent Indianapolis auto agency making headlines in business. England distributes dowries for brides with a Bute Marriage Portion worth about 250 dollars, aiding needy but worthy fiancés.
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Joseph Coulston
Norriston
Vath
Langley Hielg
Wiltwood
England
Bute
de Marquis of Bute
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National Highway Lines
Tie
A M Spivach
State
Poffen’ Tase
Mertadantale
London
Arthur Coke
Earl of Leicester
Coke
Capital Police
Ole
Farbo
Seeger & Co
A. G. Quynn
P. L. Hargett
Ebert & Co
Benny
Mary E. O'Brien
Inedianapols
Thomas Kemp
Kemp’s
Vitry Frederich
Mary
FS Bowser & CO
Evans
Washington, D. C
America
Adair
South
House of Adair
Adair Realty & Trust Company
Jae Southy
Atlanta Packard Building
Philadelphia
Ritenhouse
Ada Realy & Trust Co
Packard Building
THE
Frederick County
North Market St
Federal Reserve System
National Bank
United States
Frederick and
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Quynn’s
Price
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Veri Best
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Carroll St
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Will Flautt Company
Jeweler's
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Xou Frederick
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