Proctor Sentenced for Coat Theft and Rabbit Hunting
Proctor, a colored man, received an eighteen month term in the Maryland House of Correction for recurring larceny and a new jacket theft from Jacobson's. He pleaded guilty after noon testimony placed him selling the unworn coat near All Saints and Market streets. Also jailed were Ellis McDonough and Gordon Stottlemyer for hunting rabbits during closed season.
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Maryland House of Correction
Alfoo
Bennett
Keefer Proctor
Sesson
Proctor
Jacobson
Frank Dorsey
Martin Kanode
Procter
All Saints
Market Streets
Offeers
Jessups
Sears, Roebuck
Ben Phebus, Sr
Durward W. Kettells
Ellis McDonough
Gordon Stottlemyer
Tramsville
Local arrests in a rural patrol near Price’s distillery wardens say
Several men including Arthur William Haller and Frederick R were arrested Sunday and forfeited bonds of 15 and 10 dollars respectively. Ijamsville men were nabbed near Price’s distillery as Stottlemyer watched rabbits. Esther Titus of Point of Rocks appeared with defense witnesses on a warrant of assault sworn by her husband Stuart E Titus who did not prosecute.
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Arthur William Haller
Frederick R
Ijamsville
Price
Stottlemyer
McDonough
Haller
Frederick Junction
Phobus
Kettells
Esther Titus
Point ‘of Rocks
Stuart E Titus
Assault and Disturbance Cases In Local Court Docket
An assortment of minor charges flows through the docket including assault and battery, drunkenness, reckless driving, and peace disturbance. Defendants include Robert Tyler and George Crummitt among others, with fines, jail sentences, and warrants issued as proceedings proceed. Deputy Sheriff Austin C. Murray handled warrants and area law enforcement filed collateral forfeitures and appearances.
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Austin C. Murray
Titus
Robert Tyler
North Bentz Street
Captain Vollten Suspended by Orme Over Inefficiency
Captain Theodore F. Vollten veteran Montgomery County detective chief and organizer 17 years ago was suspended from duty Tuesday on charges of inefficiency in a letter to the County Commissioners Police Chief Charles M. Orme stated the suspension.
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Vollten
Orme
Theodore F. Vollten
Montgomery County
Charles M. Orme
Detective faces charges over private use of county police car
The 50 year old detective, along with others, is accused of using a county owned police car for a private trip on October 19. Chief Orme says Voll ordered a detective corporal to drive him to Anne Arundel County Maryland on private business in a county owned automobile.
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Orme
Vollten
Anne Arundel County
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