Watch Theft Charge Leads to Bond for Veteran Officer
Charles E Gesler, Urbana veteran officer, faces a $500 bond after being charged with larceny for allegedly stealing a wristwatch from the corpse of Anca F Jones at a local funeral home. The case, initially before Magistrate Ron Y Bennett, moved toward Circuit Court with questions over ownership and temporary insanity pleas, as defense attorney E Austin James discussed Gesler's neuroses and veteran experiences.
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Charles Edward Gesler
Urbana
Ron Y Bennett
Cuent Court
Gessler
Bourne
Edwin F. Nukark
E. Austin James
Gesler
Westwatch
Anca F Jones
James
Leroy Jones
Frederick
Perry Point
Geisler
Jones
Bennett
Strikers Battle Police In Paris Riot Prosecution Hearing
A chaotic Paris riot shows strikers clashing with police as prosecutors push for a preliminary hearing on larceny and jury trial rights. The article notes defense tactics, arraignments, and several unrelated local cases including a woman sane and the Braddock release on own recognizance.
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Reneel
Ers
Xsround
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Devil-Doubter To Speak Here Oct 8
Alexander W. Andrews a Shadside hotel operator and former Sunday School superintendent will appear in Frederick on October 8. Andrews gained wide recognition for doubting the existence of a Devil in his early career, marking a noted pivot in his public persona.
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Alexander W. Andrews
Shadside
Frederick
Andrews
Forfeitures From Local Auto Collision and Disturbance Arrests
A local report lists collateral forfeitures totaling multiple amounts after a private parking lot collision and subsequent peace disturbance arrests. Names include Luzon W. Ware David Blaine Sergt. Pho bus Tuo Raymond O Coats Liberty Town William G. Hoy John E Carter James Moore George T Norris Harry Chane Carl C Mentzer Reaver S Whiten Thomas Carts and others with varied fines and costs.
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Luzon W. Ware
Twentey
David , Blaine
Crebbs
Rt 2
Frederick
Phobus Tuo
Raymond O Coats
Libertytoun
William G. Hoy
West Soath Street
Jonn E Carter
James Moore
George T Norris
Harry Chane
Carl C Mentzer Reaver S Whiten
Thomas Carts
Public Challenge Sparks Mephistophelian Debate
July 7 he issued a public challenge to Protestant clergymen for a debate on Mephistophelian existence. Four clergymen accepted the defy and the ensuing argument was carried by radio and press. The debate has been carried on by mail, curbstone protagonists and antagonists and sermons. Andrews claims the Devil-Doubter argues there is no hell nor devil and has published a book. He also preserves transcriptions of the original case as broadcast and which has.
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Curbstone
Andrews
Debate On Devil Or Demon Topic Set For Oct 8
The Frederick Armory will host a public discussion October 8 on whether the Devil and Hell are real, following extensive transcriptions and arguments. Frederick marks the first city to host the event, introduced by Vernon Cobrenz, president of the local Kiwanis, with speaker Andrews describing his view that there is no devil.
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Frederick Armory
Frederick
Andrews
Vernon Cobrentz
Pare Dent
Kiwani Club
Shadys'de Club
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