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January 30, 1947
The Republican
Oakland, Garrett County, Maryland
What is this article about?
Darrell Stewart of Vindex was fined $50 and costs for stealing Harvey W. Ware's valuable Manchester dog 'Friskey' from his Cumberland home on New Year's Eve. His brother William was cleared of involvement. The dog was recovered after 18 days.
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Man Fined $50 For Dog Theft
Pleading guilty to a charge of stealing a valuable Manchester dog owned by Harvey W. Ware, Cumberland, on New Year's Eve, Darrell Stewart, of Vindex, was fined $50 and costs in Trial Magistrates Court at Cumberland on Monday.
Stewart's brother, William F. Stewart, also of Vindex, was cleared of any connection in the case by his brother and the charge against him was dismissed.
Ware testified that the Stewart brothers were in his home on New Year's Eve for a short time, admired the dog, named "Friskey," and asked to buy him but were told he was not for sale. A short time after the young men left, the dog was found to be missing.
Ware and James Kennedy, of the Gay Detective Agency, located the dog at Stewart's home after 18 days of searching, explained the situation to Stewart's mother and took the dog home.
State's Attorney Morgan C. Harris questioned the brothers in the course of the hearing.
Pleading guilty to a charge of stealing a valuable Manchester dog owned by Harvey W. Ware, Cumberland, on New Year's Eve, Darrell Stewart, of Vindex, was fined $50 and costs in Trial Magistrates Court at Cumberland on Monday.
Stewart's brother, William F. Stewart, also of Vindex, was cleared of any connection in the case by his brother and the charge against him was dismissed.
Ware testified that the Stewart brothers were in his home on New Year's Eve for a short time, admired the dog, named "Friskey," and asked to buy him but were told he was not for sale. A short time after the young men left, the dog was found to be missing.
Ware and James Kennedy, of the Gay Detective Agency, located the dog at Stewart's home after 18 days of searching, explained the situation to Stewart's mother and took the dog home.
State's Attorney Morgan C. Harris questioned the brothers in the course of the hearing.
What sub-type of article is it?
Crime Story
What themes does it cover?
Crime Punishment
What keywords are associated?
Dog Theft
Manchester Dog
Fine
New Year's Eve
Vindex
Cumberland
What entities or persons were involved?
Darrell Stewart
Harvey W. Ware
William F. Stewart
James Kennedy
Morgan C. Harris
Where did it happen?
Cumberland
Story Details
Key Persons
Darrell Stewart
Harvey W. Ware
William F. Stewart
James Kennedy
Morgan C. Harris
Location
Cumberland
Event Date
New Year's Eve
Story Details
Darrell Stewart stole Harvey W. Ware's dog 'Friskey' after visiting his home and admiring it, pleading guilty and receiving a $50 fine; his brother William was cleared; the dog was recovered after 18 days by Ware and a detective.