Three Colored Women Are Given Two Months

Three Colored Women Are Given Two Months, Camden Post-Telegram, September 17, 1921
Camden Post-Telegram, September 17, 1921
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THREE COLORED WOMEN ARE GIVEN TWO MONTHS. Three colored women, charged with acting disorderly, were sentenced to two months each in the county jail by Acting Recorder James Smith in Police Court today. They were Rosetta Blue, 22 years old, 741 Baxter street; Mary Gross, 21 years old, Baxter street, and Rebecca Baylor, 21 years old, 717 Baxter street. They were arrested on South Camden streets early this morning by Policemen John Hallowell, John Skolski and John Kowal. Curlie McGee, colored, 36 years old, 817 Clare street, arrested with one of the girls, was sentenced to four months in the county jail, charged with carrying concealed deadly weapons.

Three Colored Women Are Given Two Months.

Three colored women, charged with acting disorderly, were sentenced to two months each in the county jail by Acting Recorder James Smith in Police Court today.

They were Rosetta Blue, 22 years old, 741 Baxter street; Mary Gross, 21 years old, Baxter street, and Rebecca Baylor, 21 years old, 717 Baxter street. They were arrested on South Camden streets early this morning by Policemen John Hallowell, John Skolski and John Kowal.

Curlie McGee, colored, 36 years old, 817 Clare street, arrested with one of the girls, was sentenced to four months in the county jail, charged with carrying concealed deadly weapons.

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