Prisoners Sentenced in Court Here in Major Case Roundup
In a lengthy session Judge Wagaman handed down sentences to thirty three prisoners. Reginald Walters, convicted murderer, received life imprisonment while Dewey Beckford drew seven years in the penitentiary. Others include Albert Dickson one day in jail, Johnny Stevens two years six months, Daniel Kelbauga four years, Edward Parker two years elf months, and John Jackson nine months. Several defendants were paroled or received terms ranging up to three years and six months in various facilities. The judge noted the hard duty and said he sought justice for both the prisoner and society. Walters awaits appeal to the Maryland Court of Appeals on the prior first degree murder conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Ordher
Reginald E. Walters
Maryland Court of Appeals
Prohibition
iHnward
Reginald Walters
Albert Dickson
Dickson
Valitos
Tudge Wagaman
Jai
Johnny Stevens
House of Correction
Walters
Dewey Beckford
Susis
Hla Wite Wax
Daniel Kelbauga
Edward Parker
John Builth
Sitomobile
Potomac Fdieon Company
House of Corradon
Adolph Puller
William H. Heinecke
Wagaman
John Jackson
Albert Campbell
Curtis Edwards
Floyd Peoples
Hauge
Correcion
Charles St. Claire
Jacob Smith
Himer Lang
Joseph French
French
Henry Barger
Policemen Wounded as Rioters Resist Canister Fire
In East St Louis last night officers John Stamm and Elmer McCormack were wounded while Folk resisting influx of gas canisters. Sheriff Coleman and Mayor McCormack tied the clash to the seizure of a car last Wednesday containing burglar tools and a cap with a Cicern clothier label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhetta
Convicted defendants receive concurrent sentences in correctional system
The court handed down multiple sentences for larceny robbery and related crimes. Robert Swartz Daniel Harper Igbu Smith Wally Rudy Walter Baker and Charles Jonatons faced varying terms from one to three years in penitentiary or house of correction for larceny of chickens and autos. John Williams Arthur Carr Dayton Rosie Norrell and others received prison terms, with Carr also linked to a murder case and Wagaman ordering careful review before parolee Rosie's case finalizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Robert Swartz
Daniel Harper
Chickana
Igbu Smith
Wally Rudy
Walter Baker
Charles Jonatons
Albert Reynolds
William Welch
John Williams
Charles Forrest
Guy Rote
Harry Duke
John Caddie
Arthur Carr
Dayton
Maryland
Cass
Mapleville Letter Details Local Social Gatherings
A butcher log at the Huntsberry home notes three parkers slaughtered and lists attendees from Hagerstown and surrounding families. Indiana announces birth of twin sons Edward John and Richard Fred Winth. Club meeting at Boonsboro presidency and Ladies’Aid quilting day documented with present members. Zion Sunday School at San-Mar hosts surprise for superintendent John Wisherd and wife at their new Hagerstown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey E. Huntsberry
Aniel Ridenour
W. E. Huntzberry
Hagerstown
William Huntzberry
Elmar
Lewis Golden
Charlie Nunamaker
Charles Schildnecht
Mary Ford
Hina Younkins
Miriam Schildnecht
Clyde Huntaberry
Charles Meble
Indiana
Edward John
Richard Fred Winth
C. H. Minnebraker
Virgie Fahrney
Frank Miller
Boonsboro
Ladies’ Aid Society
San-May
H. B. Cross
Charles Wisherd
Neilie Wisherd
Mamie Fahrney
Eva Cartes
Mr. Zion Sunday School
San-Mar
John Wisherd
Hageratown
Mr.Wisherd
Panelled Mirror Fresher's Social Attendees Listed
Refreshments were served at a social event with a long guest list including Mrs Hl Grosg and son Leon, Mr and Mrs Wisherd, Nellie and Fred Wish find, Mrs Fahrney and family, A A Tord, Frank Kaylor, Bersiy Kaylor, Mamie Katie Vir Gle Fahrney, Ennis Martin, Mary Linton, Eva Carte, Paul and Leverne Falea, Isaiah Hollenberger, Lillian Kennedy, Martin Otts Jr Naomi Shoop, Lester Wabragy and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thues
Swesent
Hl. E. Grosg
Leon
Mra
MM. Wisherd
Nellie
Fred Wishfind
DB. Fahrney
A. A.tord
Frank Kaylor
Bersiy Kaylor
Mamie
Katie
Virgle Fahrney
Kaylor
Ennis’ Martin
Mary Linton
Eva Cartee
Paul
Leverne Falea
Isaiah Hollenberger
Lillian Kennedy
Martin Otts
Jr Naomi Shoop
Lester
Wabragy
Haines
GOOD REMEDY from coven advertised cough remedy
A user reports a hard persistent cough waking them nightly and claims rapid relief after using Fulvy'n Honey Sun Ter Compound. The ad promises no opiates and markets the product as a real remedy for coughs, cold, throat discomfort, and related fretations with emphasized authenticity and nonpromotion of alteratives.
Collision In Antietam AUTOS Damages Cars
A collision near Antietam damaged two automobiles owned by Ross Corder and left J. H. Howell injured. No one else was hurt in the crash reported yesterday evening on a damaged street near Washington Eduare. Additional details are unclear due to the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haneged
Antietam Autos
Streat
Washington Eduare Seeraye Automobiles
Ross Corder
J. H. Howell
Sallislas
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Onmane Uyawet.s
Seckford
Gauth
Potomac Street
Central Garage
Business Man
Seporte
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing CO
Office Outfitters
Franklin & Jonathan Sts
Hagerstown, Md
PHON
Potomac St
W.c.cole, Inc
Paige Distributors
Wash. St
Buick Sales and Service
Thiumma Motor Co
Frederick Street
Franklin Street
Litvinoff
Geneva
Mu Tateinov
League of Nations Preparatory
Wim Ts Im
Luatcharnsky
Aes
Mapleville Letter
Saum
Washington Street
Hagerstown Motor Co
Opp. B, & G, Stetion
Prone
Dunhill
Bentz & Mundey Jewelers
North Potomac Strait
the Washington Restaurant (Incorporated
Emmert Saroware CO
Harry H. Harman
W. Murray Brechtel
R. M. Hays & Bros
W. Washington
Packard, Hudson, Essex
Startzman Motor Co
W. Franklin St
Palace OF Sweets
Potonias St
L. Goldman
Mgr
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