Drunken Driver Receives Three Months in City Jail
A Labor Day police court session led Justice Guy Motter to fine Oliver Swording 100 dollars and commit him to three months in the House of Correction after admitting intoxication and uncertain driving. Other defendants faced fines for motor violations as officers reported traffic incidents on South Market Street and questions about water usage for gardens under city rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sollee Court
Guy K. Motter
Oliver Swording
North Benta Street
House of Correction
Harding
Dhe
Roy Hitner
Trafic
South Market Street
Harting
Hillmer
Crouth
Bval Board of Aldermen
W. W. Nines
Gilnes
Allen Barigis
Magus
City arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct in early morning sweep
Officers arrest Harold Len, Exvert Brightwell and others after a morning disturbance within city limits. Charges include drunkenness and disorderly conduct with fines from five to nine dollars and short jail terms. Also noted are separate incidents of gunfire on private property and a comment on Chinese laborers carrying bird cages and umbrellas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lenoars
Brighswell
Fred
Vernon Rhoderick
Cick
Joseph
Crude Brightwell
William Shaw
Wasa
Oficer Devabiss
Edward McDaniels
Schell Eva Fox
Walter Jordan
G. B. Craig
W. W. Gbbs
Staunton
Chief Walsh
Martha Palmer
DRMC Stickney Installs X Ray Machine
DRMC Stickney installs an X ray unit manufactured by Fischer. The device uses under procedures to enhance thoracic studies and reduce unnecessary operations, marking a notable advance in diagnostic radiography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drmc Stickney
No. Sineet
Fischer
Aih Posta
Drinking death case closes with two doctors report
An investigation into the death of Carlton Summers a 51 year old carpenter near Middletown was closed with a report from Drs E P Thomas and J Elmer Harp stating death resulted from excessive drinking. The autopsy showed no poison. Acting coroner A Notn W Bennett ruled death due to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Summers
Carpenter
Middletown
Earra
E. P. Thomas
J. Elmer Harp
Summers
Anotn WV. Bennett
Fragmentary OCR Note: Ambiguous Event
Readable bits show Erb began a trip on a Sunday afternoon and a vehicle reentered a scene. Other details and names are too garbled to confirm a clear event or location.
Nervous Woman Nearly Drives Husband Away
A fragmentary newspaper item describes a distressed wife and her effects on her husband. The readable text mentions nervousness and fatigue but lacks a clear event or outcome.
Local Names and Places in a Fragmentary Notice
A damaged OCR fragment references individuals and locations such as Le oe, Moscosewe, Lauren lenuren, Brion, Diss, and Cate, with scattered names and dates. The text remains unreadable and incomplete, offering only fragmented hints of people and places without a coherent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dass Ruemers
Cate
Karmoey
Dustin
Berte Hagenwen
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Ata Coron Cement Bocas Cas ™ Uinistome
Frederick County
Cal Bow Menhetomous
Syucco
Deuterand Contractors
HM. M. Spahr Cast Limestone Company
Plent
Spahr
Marylend
Thurmont
Tourn
Edmonston Studie
Iburt
Markell & Ford
Bete
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company OF
Baltimore City
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Frederick
George S. Rodock & Son
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Frederick Motor Co
C. Ave
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Central Trust Company
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