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Domestic News
January 16, 1925
The Midland Journal
Rising Sun, Cecil County, Maryland
What is this article about?
In Cecil County Circuit Court, Miss May B. Horwitz's injunction against neighbors Harry Woodrow and David B. Reed for pasturing noisy mules and cattle near her Rising Sun home was dismissed last week.
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MULES MAY BRAY
A case of local interest was decided in the Circuit Court for Cecil County last week, which had its inception by braying mules disturbing the peace of one of Rising Sun's residents.
Several months ago Miss May B. Horwitz, who owns a dwelling on Mount street, in this town, sued out an injunction to prevent Harry Woodrow and David B. Reed from pasturing mules and cattle in a lot adjoining her property. She alleged the noises made by the animals disturbed her. The court ordered the proceedings dismissed.
A case of local interest was decided in the Circuit Court for Cecil County last week, which had its inception by braying mules disturbing the peace of one of Rising Sun's residents.
Several months ago Miss May B. Horwitz, who owns a dwelling on Mount street, in this town, sued out an injunction to prevent Harry Woodrow and David B. Reed from pasturing mules and cattle in a lot adjoining her property. She alleged the noises made by the animals disturbed her. The court ordered the proceedings dismissed.
What sub-type of article is it?
Legal Or Court
What keywords are associated?
Mules Braying
Noise Disturbance
Injunction Dismissed
Cecil County Court
Rising Sun Resident
What entities or persons were involved?
Miss May B. Horwitz
Harry Woodrow
David B. Reed
Where did it happen?
Rising Sun, Cecil County
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Rising Sun, Cecil County
Event Date
Last Week
Key Persons
Miss May B. Horwitz
Harry Woodrow
David B. Reed
Outcome
the court ordered the proceedings dismissed.
Event Details
Miss May B. Horwitz sued out an injunction several months ago to prevent Harry Woodrow and David B. Reed from pasturing mules and cattle in a lot adjoining her property on Mount street in Rising Sun, alleging the animals' noises disturbed her. The case was decided in the Circuit Court for Cecil County last week.