Simiriotes Bailed on $1000 Bond in Local Case
John Simiriotes known as John the Greek posted $1000 bail before Justice Sherman P. Bowers for September term of the court on a carta charge. His brother George acted as bondsman. The case involves a young girl Pauline R. Morgan age 14 to 16 from East Fifth street now at Montevue hospital with improved condition. She had worked at Lumiriotes beer garden west of Frederick as a waitress. Simiriotes, previously convicted January 21 1933 for carrying a blackjack and fined $35 plus costs for assault and disorderliness, served a sentence on appeal. Recognizance docket lists bail for thirteen defendants to be heard in the bastardly term.
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Record Sale of Property at 219 West South Street
A deed recorded in the clerk's office covers the sale of 219 West South Street from Emory Bell and heirs of Annie Y Bell to Alma K Staley. The Frederick County transfer lists Harriet Bell Lilian Bell and W Nihiser Bell of Pennsylvania as heirs. Consideration was about £2500.
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Col Frank B Knox to Speak on New Policy Crisis
Col Frank B Knox publisher of the Chicago Daily News will broadcast from Portland Missouri at 9:30 AM on WEAF NBC. He will discuss a constructive policy for the present crisis. Series of two way broadcasts faced delays due to timing issues and program adjustments.
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Mrs Coe Sentenced for Insurance Murder at Sing Sing
Mrs. Coo received the death penalty at Sing Sing for the so called insurance murder of Harry Wip. Her accomplice Itha Chik, who testified against her, pleaded to second degree murder and was sentenced to 20 years to life. The prosecution argued the crime was driven by Mrs. Coe's wish to win Wright’s money.
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Dr Borlee Addresses Frederick Lions Club Meeting
Dr Borlee spoke to the Frederick Lions Club on topics including wartime and international life, comparing American progress with foreign conditions, noting Midwestern hardship stories and economic lessons. Prof Biovire chaired. Rev Hart Eternant led prayers. the gathering honored Fleschman on his birthday.
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Attendance Notice For Mountain City Temple Services
Members of Mountain City Logs No 20 and Pythian Sisters plan Sunday services at Moutteln City Temple. Pastor Gharias EO Werner will preach a sermon at 2 on the Sunday evening service.
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Frederick ministers urge countywide vote on liquor question
A group of Frederick County Maryland ministers issue a public statement urging citizens to vote on the September 12 liquor referendum. They defend the right of all legal voters to cast a separate-ballot on beer beer and light wines and on beer light wines and distilled liquor, while opposing licensure and alcohol sales. The list names many church leaders and congregations across the county.
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