Toms Convicted and S018 J P Andrews in Police Court
Two defendants were found guilty of driving while intoxicated before Justice August T Brust. DeHaxen Toms of Utica was fined 200 dollars plus costs. Daniel Stuli posted 500 dollar bond for appeal. J P Andrews of Gaithersburg paid 500 dollar fine after testimony he drove off embankment. Andrews claimed illness and wine intake. witnesses testified to intoxication. William F Miss and William F Grove faced reckless driving charges. Miss found guilty with a 3 dollar fine.
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August T. Brust
DeHaxen Toms
Nead Utica
Daniel
Stuli
Po Andress
Gaithersburg
Toms
T. Z. Timmer
Alton Y. Bennett
Andrew
Atkinson
Georgetown
Thacherstown
Andrews
William FE
Miss
Wiliam F Grove
West Datrick Street
Grove
Secret Conference Between Mussolini and Chamberlain
Dispatches from London say Premier Mussolini and Sir Austin Chamberlain will meet today at an undisclosed location near Rome. Cirita Vecchia has been named as a possible site, with some factions expecting a yacht meeting or a shore gathering. The British foreign office confirmed the talks were arranged at Mussolini's request and provided no further details.
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Rome
Mussolini
Austin Chamberlain
Great Britain
London
Cirita Vecchia
Sir Austin
British Foreign Office
Chamberlain
Italy
Gains 15 Pounds Free Proof You Can Do as Well
A testimonial starves readers with rapid weight gain claim. Elsa 5S Harcom reports cheeks and shoulders filling out in a week and 15 pounds in a month after using cod liver oil and iron tablets. The ad promises a full sized first package free if readers mail in and spread the word.
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Wecht
Burke
Meeting delay leaves Mali talks in limbo
Flee declined comment on the gathering as the Malian premiers sought to meet Sir Austin. He is currently on a Mediterranean holiday cruise. British officials have shown little interest and remained reticent to discuss the expected meeting.
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Flee
Sir Austin
Mediterranean
Motions to Dismiss Conspiracy Case Lost in New York
Judge Mack refused requests to dismiss the Daugherty Miller conspiracy case after a day-long session. The trial will resume today as Buckner rested the case. Also ruled that George S Williams was not shown to be a conspirator. Waeth, a college player, was offered a pro contract with the Hagerstown team. Seheimant recommended Waeth and other young players.
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New York
Mack
Federal
Buchner
George 5. Williams
Thomas W. Miller
Miller
Harry M. Daugherty
Waeth
Abe Mount St Mary's College
Baltimore
Hut
Hagerstoun Ttnhs
George Seheminant
Hagerstown
Vaeth
Hnahs
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Pine St
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N.Y
Mame Street
Quest of Daugherty and Miller Attorneys
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Ideal
de Pont Materia
Prass
Chanel
Juncie Steel
Onyx Pointex
C. Thomas Kemp
Frederick
Madras
County National
North Market St
Blue & Grey
Francis Scott Key
Court St
Broxen St
Atwater Kent
KR. C. A
Potomac Edison Co
West
Patrick St
George L. Rothenhoefer
AW Binds of Insurance
W. Patrick St
Central Trust 191
Central Building and Loan Club
Prederick
Maryland
Central Trust Company
Frederick, Md
Rebecca
Hemmer
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
The
Vogue
Dore
Will Flautt Company
Jeweler’s
App
Scott Mey
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