Brunswick man found guilty in liquor sale case
Theodore Hanes of Brantwick was convicted of selling liquor and sentenced to two years in the county. Judge Worthington noted the offender’s inexperience and lack of stable work, and urged reform. The case, supported by detective testimony, highlighted police efforts to curb illegal liquor trading.
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Mas Alta Y
Benteti
Astra
Bert
Peter
Seaday
Eentwice
Tadge Peres
Fae
Theodore Hanes
Brantewick
Gelling Jiquor
Detec
Thomas Sair
Diamés Wesson
Worthington
Boy Start Fire Destroys Straw Stacks in Barn
A five year old started a fire that destroyed a large straw stack in a barn near Frarkin Sutrow. Neighbors and the Independent Hose Company fought the blaze with water and a chemical, saving part of the barn and straw. The boy admitted lighting the match and fled to his mother after reporting the blaze.
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Auntiz Wachter
Jarrow
Introw
Proclamation Calls for Thanksgiving Obedience in Washington
President issues annual proclamation urging citizens to show gratitude and humility for national burdens of the past year. The note highlights a call to reflection and civic duty amid ongoing public concerns.
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Asea
Frederick Companies
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Schumann-Heine
Talking Machine
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Double Favendt—Fine Fiberaid
Ase
N. Joseph
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Sérett
Frederich, Md
M. E
Cramer's
Wikerville
Mid
Bierley’s Tire Shop
East Patrick
Mullinix
Bentz
State Bank
State of Maryland Depository
Rataria
Canada
DPY
George &. Rehne
D. ¢. Winegrener & Son, Inc
East Patrick Street
Calvert Electric
Quaker
A. E. Fisher
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Emmitaburg, Md
Myersville, Md
Monrovia, Md
Tharment, Md
Union Bridge, Md
Aunt Mary
Gothia
Sramtord
George S. Rodock & Son
Thin Bank
Trust Department
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Frederick County
North Market
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Potomac Edison Company
Western Maryland
Uncle Sam
Frederick County Products
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U. S. Inspection Establishment
Edmonston Studio
Washington
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North Market Street
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