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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1921

Page

4

Acquittal in Self Defense Case At Local Trial

The court acquitted Metts on a fatal shooting case after defense and state witnesses described events near a railroad yard. Testimony detailed pursuit of three boys by Metts and gunfire that wounded the victim, with defense asserting self defense and contested statements from witnesses and medical testimony regarding the wound.

Gedtive Dot Gemyer Metts Btate Walter Ramey Johnn Lave Luray Dofflemyer Hagerstown Doflemyer DeMemyer Dofenia Inter W. R. Bender Mott Motts Crampton W. B. Morrison J. H. Bitner Morrison Domtemyer Justice Bitner Thius Metta Polot Tham William H. Schaffer Enge Wolfinger Sone Aravd Dofflemyar Matts Bile Patrick Surtth

Holiday bill at Maryland promises grand vaudeville week

The Maryland vaudeville season opens with a promising Holiday bill featuring Harry Waimen and Irena Barry in A Musical Treat. Also on the bill are Jane and Miller Lorpiachoreans De Luxe, Slatel and Company, Alvin and Alvin, a short comedy Singers Midgets Sideshow, and a Christmas week schedule with new props and revised acts throughout the run.

Maryland Tha Uswill Manses Harry Waimen Irena Barry Wil Jane and Miller Times New York Slatel and Company Alvin Maryland News Maryland Monagement

House Leaders Delay Dyer Antilynching Bill

In Washington on December 31, House leaders agreed to defer consideration of the Dyer anti lynching bill until after the Christmas recess following hours of futile attempts to maintain order. Opponents opened a filibuster, stalling general debate as roll call proceedings continued.

Washington

Metts speaks after trial and heads to Washington

Roanoke and Hagerstown crowds greeted Metts after the trial. He said he would work in Washington and trusted court fairness, noting his case was moved for safety. Retained by the railroad, Metts and several attorneys from Hagerstown Westminster and nearby towns were involved in the prosecution and defense.

Roanoke Tri Matte Washington Hagerstown Henry H. Keedy Withan H. Keyeey Laray I. Neal Parka Westminster Metts Attornays D. Anglo Woldnger Haxerstown Theodore Brown Cags Woliinger

Five Held in Theater Case In Baltimore

Grand jury returns presentment naming Harry W Nice Hawin Dickerson Wilson J Carroll Alfred Buck Bernard Dundon as conspirators to defraud funds of the American Theatre Company. Buck and Dundon also charged with bribery of Carroll. Witnesses include former Judge Morrie Soper and accountant Tams Oliver. Buck and Dundon face larceny claim of 1500 dollars.

Baltimore Boulevard Theatre Harry W. Nice Appeal Tax Court Hepublican Dickerson & Nice Hawin T. Dickerson University of Maryland Law Bchool Supreme Beyolt Nice

Alleged Bribe Offenses Involving American Theatres Company

Carroll faces charges of accepting bribes on three dates including October 6 1920 January 31 1821 and May 28 1922 in a case linked to the American Theatres Company. The report notes two offenses across March and March 7 of the year.

American Theatres Company Maren Carroll Belog

Wisters Would Teach Bible In Public Schools

Frederick December 21 clergy and civic leaders including Rev Doug Lux Hoof Rev Henri L Kelffer Rev Edward N Parrish and Dr Joseph H Apple appeared before the Board of Education urging Bible instruction in public schools. The board president Dr Willian Crawford Johnson approved the general purpose and will form a committee to prepare concrete recommendations for school authorities.

Light wine and beer bill faces dry opposition in Congress

The Treasury Department opposes such legislation and deepens the rift between Bestatary Mellon and the Army Teaden jin. Dry leaders say any allowance for light wine and beer will be futile, with Congress broadly backing the dry stance.

Ilal Treasury Department Bestatary Mellon Congress

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