Lamppell Awarded Damages in Auto Collision Suit
Samuel Lamppell received 5000 dollars in a civil case over a February collision between a bakery truck and his car north of the city. The jury deliberated over an hour before verdict at 3:30 p.m. Judge Teague signed one judgment for 3992.64 in favor of Union Trust Co of Maryland and Insured Mortgage Bond Corp of North Carolina.
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Samuel Lamppell
Lewis E. Teague
Judge Teague
Union Trust Company of
Maryland
Mortgage Bond Corporation of
North Carolina
M. 8. Hiatt
D. G. Hiatt
Political Turmoil Persists in Japan as Cabinet Shakeup Likely
Critics say a rebuilt Min eelto cabinet is unlikely and a Seiyukai majority may push for a full Seiyukai government led by Korekiyo Takahashi. The Wakatsuki cabinet remains in place until a new one is named after royal consultations with Prince Kimmachi Satonji and the emperor.
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Shidehara
Junnosuke Inouye
Mineelto
Seiyukai
Korekiyo Takahashi
Premer
Wakatsuk
Okitsu
Kimmochi Satonji
Japan
Tokyo
Man on Stand Denies In Laws Testimony in Court
Kane leaped from the stand and denied the testimony of his in laws claiming his brother in law bore a long standing feud with him. Relatives describe the allegation as he shouted at the judge and was returned to the stand.
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Kane
Democrats Weigh Tax Plans For Campaign Funds
In 1928 Democrats debate campaign finance and tax strategy. They favor higher taxes on the wealthy, some luxury levies, and new gift and inheritance taxes, while avoiding retroactive rates and extending the normal exemption. Compromise may borrow for immediate needs.
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Mellon
Dixie farmers urged to endure until market recovery
A meeting voiced concern that cash crops fail to cover production costs and warned against dispossession during a recovery. The administration showed interest and hoped for cooperation as attendees from multiple states and Senators discussed relief options.
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Smith and Harrison
Fletcher
Trammell
Florida
George and Harris
Georgia
Byrnes
South Carolina
Morrison
North Carolina
McKellar and Hull
Tennessee
Black and Bankhead
Alabama
Gore
Oklahoma
Logan
Kentucky
Culbertson and Lenz Clash Over Bidding and Interference
The match featured sharp exchanges as Culbertson accused Lenz of protesting and breaking the flow of play while Went and others weighed in. Lenz denied following Culbertson’s approach forcing, and overheard bids suggested high stakes with potential $5,000 against $10,000, as tensions rose.
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Culbertson
Wenton
Lenz
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