Drunken Drivers Fined After Liquor Incident
Two drivers received 10 days in jail and $100 fines each after a liquor related accident. Authorities report alcohol involvement and the court imposed identical penalties on both individuals.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1931
Page
10
Intoxicated street beggar 18 sentenced
An intoxicated street beggar, age eighteen, is sentenced to three months in the Maryland House of Correction. A fine of $200 with costs is imposed, and sixty days in jail if the fine is not paid. Other charges were dismissed or pleaded. The incident followed an accident on a highway near Frederick, involving two intoxicated drivers, with witnesses and police statements cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montard
Magstrate
Oneus
News
Fogie
Popie
Ge Wien
Omer C. R. Need
Thurment
Min
Wisner
Avena
Charles W. Smith
Sergt
Vernon Smith
Bogle
Frederick
Bogie
Thorpeont
Fogle
Miss
Ptate
Akm
Wisser
Frederick Monday O AU
Charles Hogan
Baltimore
Maryland House of Correction
Hogan
East Patrick Street
Ray Hilt
Rez
Charles W. Grove
Luther R. Rownson
Cour
Pallor
Robinson
Patalylic
Springtie
Sikerrus
Spencer
Alorsé
Gwlty
Drinkenceis
Charles A Mercer
Halloween Prep: Spooky Cellar Or Attic Makeover
A quirky guide outlines converting a cellar or attic into a Halloween setting. It suggests adding owls crepe decorations and eerie touches, with improvised cues and rustic props to create a festive frightful mood.
Fireman Save My Child and Tax Conviction Highlight Chicago Case
Fireman Catherine Oay, Raymond Lee, and Frederick Junction faced custody and bond in a Chicago case as a man named Panster awaited appeal on income tax charges. He was remanded on 500 bond while appealing, with a plan to wait for U S Marshals before transfer to federal prison. In Lorain Ohio, jailkeeper George Seamings notes an unusual two year low in crime.
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Peoples Court Westerning
Catherine Oay
Raymond Lee
Frederick Junction
Constable Smith
Lin
TSE Bodo Us
Piya
Chicago
Rip
Cook County
Leavenworth
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Odeuts
Lesrd
Pangster
United States
Federal Penitentiary
Capone
Lorain
Ohio
George Seamings
Ord
Auto crash victim dies amid six wrecks in Hagen pea
A farmer named Hagen pea, Ort GY, died from injuries after a crash blamed on a machine driven by Addie ws, Shepherd College art teacher. No charge filed against the driver. Several others were hurt in the crashes. Body found in canal near Lumberland after a weeklong missing person case. Harry Miter, 24, last seen Oct 16, found floating in the S treake and Ohio Canal. Authorities uncertain if death was drowning or accident. brothers Gert y and Hower Veterlin helped locate the body.
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Hagen Pea
Toda
Fetter
Misa Addie Ws
Shepherd College
West Virginia
Richant Sweeney
Canal Lumberland
Harry Miter
Streake and
Ohio Canal
Dragaing
Muller
Winess
Gerty and
Hower Veterlin
Rates Unreasonable for Anthracite Shipments, Commission Report
Interstate Commerce Commission examiner W M Cheseldine finds readings from the Reading Railroad in the Schuylkill district set prices that are excessive for anthracite from Lettiivh Wyoming regions. Recommendations include reducing rates to 203 per ton on prepared sizes and 1.89 per ton for smaller slices, with Hooper and Vesa cited regarding other grades.
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Wnee Leugh
Columbia
Teun
Domerce Canim
Charles W. Berry
Lettiivh
Wyoming
Reading Railroad
Schuykill
Examiner
W. M. Cheseldine
Wraming
Rescont
Hooper
Vesa
N. M
Army End Dick Sheridan Dies After Yale Game
Army football end Dick Sheridan dies in New Haven hospital from a neck injury sustained against Yale. His mother Mrs. Sheridan travels from Augusta to be at his side as Army contemplates remaining games including Notre Dame and Navy. Military services to be held at West Point. body to be transported by train Tuesday.
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Sheridan
Imeans
Eavns
Sve
Agegie Agency
Asheville
N.C
Focal Police
New York
West Point
Academy
Dick” Snemdan
New Haven
End
Yale
Army
Wm. R. Smith
Conn
Southland
Richard B. Sheridan
Augusta
New Haven Hospital
Cam. L. S. Warner
America
Ernest Sykes
St. Louis
Samuel Clare
Lassiter
Cadet Deaths Reported In Army Training Incident
A cadet dies after two incidents during training in Atlanta and Augusta. A second casualty occurred near Tusod from the field during New Hampshire Monday. The reports name Hanae B Saks and Tomals eel as the deceased, with injuries cited as a broken neck and other wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa
Cumaz
Yale-Arrer
Goth
Tomals
Hanae
B. Saks
Alex
Aneather
First American Shot in Trench Warfare Noted in 1917
On October 27, 1917, American troops fired their first shot in trench warfare as artillerymen using a French 155 opened on German lines at 500 yards. The German front claimed Austro German gains while Italians held passes west of the Isonzo River. French forces under General Petain pressed Germans in Flanders amid reports of massive casualties on both sides.
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Wilson
Isonze
Venetian
Petain
Flanders
Credit talks and Armistice Day parade in Mountain City
The Farm Board seeks to establish credit to move wheat and cotton to Europe via international arrangements with France as Pierre du Pasquier meets U.S. officials. No amounts named. long term credit options discussed. Meanwhile Mountain City Knights of Pythias plan Armistice Day parade with Francis Scott Key Post American Legion. several members reported sick.
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Washington
Europe
France
Pierre du Pasquier
Laval
New York
Stone
M. Laval
du Pasquier France
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Castle
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
George Shuffler
A. Morgan
E. T. Grove
N. &. Cramer
George Cubitt
James A. Arnold
William H
Gret Britgin Vem Tobsy
Seeming partial text mentions a 64S women event and an election context. Names like Sara King George and Bulicce appear, but specifics are unclear. The fragment suggests a sports or competition note with a monetary figure 13 900.56.
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Gret Britgin
Tobsy
Seeder
Great Brain
Mer
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