Maryland Fishpots Legal in Potomac Restrictions
Maryland law restricts fishpots to catfish and eels only during September October November and December. Attorney Grice and State Game Warden LeCompte agree enforcement depends on compliance with Article 29 section 8Y and section 23 of article 533. Deputies warned, pots below Dam No 4 face dynamite threats if not removed, prompting intervention from local owners and Grice to protect interests.
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Potomac River
Code of Public Laws
Maryland
J. G. Grice
Lee LeCompte
I. ¥. Heller
Hancock
Mt Grica
Heller
Grice
Brothers Shot to Death in Rockville Massacre
Two Pearson brothers Eugene and John, aged 22 and 25, were killed in Rockville near Poolesville after alleged confrontation with Joseph D. Stang 61. The shooting followed a clash that began when Pearsons chased Cahill, who accosted Stang’s family earlier. A double-barreled shotgun was fired, killing both victims instantly as they attacked the Stangs at their Cloppers residence.
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Rockville
Aus
Eugene Pearson
John A. Pearson
Alfred Pearson
Poolesville
Joseph D. Stang
Jusepi D. Stang
Ma Wite
Cloppers
Guitharsburg
T Fa
Pearson Brothers
Archie Pearson
Francis
Cahill
Brunswick
Shank
Laiw
Xaylord
William Butcher
Barnesville
Bant
Al‘e
Cull
Stang
Joseph D. Stang, Jr
Ald
Som
Hugens Pearson
Roth
Father Slayer Of Priest Not Upheld By Her Father
Boomingham Alabama August 18 A dramatic statement from 18 year old Mrs. Pedro Gussman as her father Rev Edwin R Stephenson stands trial for the murder of Rev James Coyle The bride says she wants no contact with her father and condemns his actions while noting she joined the Catholic church and became his wife of a reforming protest The case center on Stephenson the marrying parson known for issuing marriage licenses and alleged coercion of his daughter and others The prosecution plans to use Mrs Gussman as a witness against her father in the murder trial
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Boomingham
Ala
Tim
Pedro Quasmen
Edwin R. Stephenson
James
Coyle
Stephenson
Miftnie Kirchner
Jacob Kirchner
Mra
Kirchiner
Ale
Jacob
Minnie
Jacob Twlus
Bitnér Auditorium
Mannia
Minnie Negrally
Ahrods
Herfelf
Inie
Alr
Local man charged with firearm within city limits
Lloyd McSherry was arraigned before Justice Halm in Police Court this morning on a charge of adopting firearms within the city limits. He admitted the charge and was fined $5. The brief proceeding concluded with the penalty imposed.
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Lloyd McSherry
Justice Halm
Nuk Ced
Arraignment set for John McKee after vehicle crash charges
John McKee of this city faces arraignment in Poliva Court on Wednesday August 24 charged with operating a vehicle under the influence of liquor and failing to stop after an accident to render assistance. Sisters and friends gathered along Ho Conevocleague Creek in Wateru Pity for an annual event. Marriage licenses granted include Luthor E Weitzel and Catherine T Jane of Higerstown, along with Wilfum I Ankeney of Waar, Hiniay and The Gat. Amato and Cleareprian noted in related notices.
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Hytorud
John McKee
Poliva Gourt
Oaths Hold Up Man Used Gun in Baltimore Chase
Richard Anderson of Catonsville admitted holding up eight motorists and seizing a weapon from Colonel Baughman’s desk in the Automobile Commissioner’s office. He claimed to be a friend of a janitor and said the badge used for the robberies was found on the floor. He is being held at Western Police Station.
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Richard Anderson
Catonsville
Flys
Baltivmore
Baughman
Rear Admiral Maffett named chief of Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
Historical newspaper notice blends reports on Admiral William A. Maffett appointed by President Harding to head the Naval Bureau of Aeronautics with a long, fragmentary account of a messy domestic court scene involving Minnie Kirchner and Jacob Kirchner. The text cites non-support accusations, remarriage, and courtroom drama, then abruptly lists a festival at Smitheburg Public Library and local advertisements for watermelons, baked goods, and a Masonic choir concert with travel details for August 1924.
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William A. Maffett
Harding
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
Congress
Maffett
Navy
Kiwanis Club Luncheon Hosts Southern Quartet and Plans Outing
The Kiwanis Club luncheon in the Chamber of Commerce rooms featured songs and dancing by a southern quartet and watermelon contest. H. M. Olsen chaired the organizing committee. Plans were announced for a Pottenberger woods outing tomorrow afternoon inviting 250 Washington Kiwanians escorted to Boonshoro by State Police and met by Hagerstown Kiwanis committee. The program includes a baseball game and children’s activities with Nick Altrocks, famed baseball clown, managing the Washington Kiwanis team, followed by an old-fashioned dance in Hagerstown to close the day.
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Chamber of Commerce
H. M. Olsen
Pottenberger's Woods
Washington
Boonshoro
Americans to Start Fight on Famine Plight
Walrington Aug 18 A satisfactory agreement has been reached with the Bayler authorities at Riga under which the American Relief Administration will begin immediately to fight famine among the children of Russia Secretary Hoover announced The agreement he adds accepts the conditions laid down by the American organization for safeguarding the lives of relief workers and neuting American control of food supplied Mrs Jobo and George and young son of Hnanoke are visiting Mr and Mrs Semysl b MecClainahan at her former home in Roanoke Matthew McClannahan William S port who spent two weeks in Roanoke had returned home i A nomag member of the Czecho Slovak parliament surgeata flat every man under 60 be strawed to have two wives
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Walrington
Rigan
Bayler
Riga
American Relief Administration
Russia
Hoover
American Organization
Jobo
George and
Young Son
Hnanoke
Semysl B
MecClainahan
Ir Matthew McClannahan
William Sport
Roanoke
Bilszell Baseball Club hosts Saturday night game
At the paper mill for the psneftt of the Bilszell Baseball Club, Saturday night August 20 1921. Music on the grounds.
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Moose Legion
Mooie Club
W. Antlo
Tam St
Paper Mill
Bilszell
Tla
Grand auction of store stock at Miller sale
Auction notice for former store room at Rauth Building corner Antistam and Rolomac Street. Massive stock including furniture, stoves, refrigerators, show case, cash register, dishware and shelves to be sold Saturday night at 8.00. inspection and terms by auctioneer Murdock.
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Agation
Rauth
Cor
Antistam
Stora jFeam
W. Miller
Murdock
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Gat
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Rockford, IL
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Smitheburg Community Pree Library
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Pen-Mar Grocery CO
Washington Square
Masonic Choir OF
Hagerstown
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