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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1920

Page

3

Judge Scores Law Breakers Lenners Guilty

The United States Court fined a home brewer and jailed a man named Lenners for violating prohibition laws. The judge warned that national government stability rests on citizen action and condemned lawbreaking by supposedly good citizens including church members. The case involved 22 bottles found in a steel worker’s possession and referenced broader fears of the era.

Uncle Sam Fredericktoniang United States Wheeling West Virginia Roller Seeagion

Barnhart Hammers Hits for Pirates in Twin Bill

Barnhart, ex-Hunter, starred for the Pittsburgh Nationals in a Wednesday doubleheader with Cincinnati, collecting three hits in seven at bats. He led in the second game with two hits in four appearances, including a triple and a double. He played hot corner errorless defense, handling six chances across both games while batting fifth. Barnhart previously played for Frederick in 1916 17 and Birmingham in the Southern Association before joining Pittsburgh.

Barney Barnhart Huniler Pittaburgh Nationals Cincinnati Pirates

Court Upholds Duty Over Sympathy in Brunswick Theft Sentencing

Judge Urner stated that justice was not met when stolen goods were paid for and that sentences could not be suspended. Ward Unger, George Webster, and Frederick Wollers were convicted of stealing goods from a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad car. Webster and Unger received one year, Wollers two years in the penitentiary, with the court stressing duty over leniency for families dependent on the accused.

Opera House New York Boston Tron Petersburg Priburie Leriners Lerner Fly Balfiore Lennérs Tom Jack Marston Benjamin Phobus Phebus Duvall Urner Afaryland Sthree Ktammory Urner Ward PD Unger George Webster Frederick Wollers Brungwick Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Wollers Wabster Worthington Court Webster Brunswick

Mothers rely on 8 box of Gray's Sweet Powders for children

Many school children and sickly mothers seek relief from colds fevers teething disorders and stomach troubles with Gray's Sweet Powders for Children sold by drug stores for over 30 years. Do not accept any substitute.

Pennsylvanian miners vote to resume coal production

After a 70 percent production curtailment, Pennsylvania Coal Company workers at Pittston voted to return to work Monday. The agreement ends the contractor mining system, prohibits discrimination, and allows miners to select docking bosses and check weighmen. The Shamokin district is urged to restart operations as soon as possible.

Pitédon Wubey- Taree Anthraate Atlera Pennsylvania Coal Com. Dray Pittston Shamokin

New Market Farm Sale Reported to George P Allman Couple

The Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Company sold 106 acres near the State Road in New Market District to Mr and Mrs George P Allman of Walkersville. Possession is given on April 1.

New Market Farm Chas LE. Etzler State Road New Market District George P. Allman Walkersville

Pneumonia treatment debates at state homeopathic meeting

Dr McGletland of Pittsburgh denounces the use of certain air and pack treatments for pneumonia as barbarous while closing the fifty seventh annual meeting of the State Homeopathic Medical Society. He suggests a 72 degree sick room temperature for pneumonia care. In Barre Vermont a man traps skunks for fur, catching 14 so far with no obstacles.

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