The Hon. Charles Francis Stein Sr. (1866–1939) was a

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in the

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, Maryland City courts. He was admitted to the

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in 1889, and formed the firm of Hennighausen & Stein in 1901 along with Kenneth Weinberger. He was appointed to the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City by Governor

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and served as an Associate Judge from 1921-1936.

References

* Historical & Biographical Series at the Maryland State Archives {{DEFAULTSORT:Stein, Charles Francis Sr. Maryland state court judges Baltimore City College alumni 1866 births 1939 deaths