Judge Beall Cites Fair Trial In Courtroom Remarks
Judge Beall states the defendant has been tried by a fair and impartial jury and emphasizes the court will not rehearse its horror or add anything to the import of the case. He underscores the constitutional safeguards and the seriousness of the proceedings.
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Mothes
Enlos
Chirmding
Cummings
Cumnmings
Beall
Maryland
Prince Georges County
Citiens
Maryland and the Virginias wedding notes and arrests
In Heathsville Oct 24 Miss Grave P Dunaway and J T Cookman both of Village were married here today. Earlier reports mention leged bootlegging violations in the city with witnesses including City Council members police and prominent citizens. no indictments have yet been returned.
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Pocnayilla
Mary Newton Jett
Jett
Yvest
Tonibix
Wade Clarence Temple
Petersburg
Ertbert Pett
Leo Stesugh
Mary Brweet
Green
Cilis
Heathsville
Miss Grave P Dunaway
J. T. Cookman
Village
Washington Post
Hagerstown
Samuel McCarthy
Clear Spring
Lea Dewey Burke
Williamsport
Mary Catherine Mills
Senator Martin Improving Amid Caring Visitors
Washington Post dispatch reports Senator Martin showing continued improvement after a day of rest. He ate, read papers, and received visitors from Washington including Alfred F. Thom. House member Flood and John Martin, a brother, visited the sick room noting the senator's cheerfulness.
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Charlottesville
Det
John Staige Davis
United States
Martin
Washington
Alfred F. Thom
Flood
John Martin
Scottaville
Girl Pleads Guilty In Hastings Case For Firearm Charge
Alberta Devoe, a neatly dressed young woman in Hastings, pled guilty to storing a large quantity of firearm at her home. Judge Mullen sentenced her to 39 days in jail and a $250 fine. The report includes broader Maryland trial references and a separate death penalty case of Cummings in Prince Georges county with details of the Peters family incident and evidence.
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Washington Post
Petersburg
Hastings Court
Alberta Devoe
Mullen
Cummings
George Peters
Bowie
Prince Georges County
Peters
Katharine
Miss Peters
Washington
Georgeatown
Bear and Cub Killed in Mountain Hunt near Shenandoah
Special to The Washington Fort reports David Smith on Shenandoah Mountain in Franklin West Virginia October 24 encountered a mother bear weighing 250 pounds and a cub weighing 90 after seeking lost sheep. A pursuit with neighbors killed the mother and one cub. the other cub escaped.
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Washington Fort
Franklin
W. Va
David Smith
Shenandoah Mountain
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Virginia Weddings
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Rik KB
SMOOT
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Georgette
Edmonston’s
Aé W
Edmonston & CO
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Paris
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Paris Shop OF America
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Virginia
Bluemont
Purcellville
Leesburg
New York Ave
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the Sunday Post
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R. Harris & Co
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Goldenberg
King’s Palace
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F St
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17Th Street
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