Revenue Bill to Be Amended Again in Senate Action
Washington April 6 Senate leaders said they would accept amendments to the 330 million revenue bill next week to raise about 150 million more from income and inheritance taxes. Proposals by Senators Couzens and LaFollette would add 55 million and 90 million respectively. prospects favored Senate approval though House action was not expected.
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Senate
Hartson
Mississippi
Finance Committee
Sen. Couzens
Michigan
Ser. LaFoliette
Wisconsin
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Couzens
LaFollette
House
Aldermanic Candidacy Filed by Edward P Oden
Edward P Oden a local plumber announces his run for the Board of Aldermen in the June election awaiting Republican convention decision. He previously ran three years ago but lost narrowly. He is the first Republican entrant as six Democrats have already declared. Damascus is noted as the World's oldest city.
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Edward P. Oden
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Oden
N Nerrow
Record crowds at public sales drive higher prices this spring
Local auctioneers report unusually large attendance and strong cash purchases at spring public sales. John L. Dutrow and A Grant Hooper describe higher prices, many cash transactions, and livestock and farm machinery selling well. Hats off to widespread crowds across Washington Howard and nearby counties.
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A. Grant Hooper
John &. Dutrow
Mr. Dutrow
Joseph Reeder
Braddock
John W. Null
Glenn Trout
Walkersville
Trout
Dutrow
Reeder
Washington
Howard J
Well known Frederick sportsman runs for city register
The well known Frederick resident Solt, a former garage proprietor and noted sportsman, announces his candidacy for city register at the June election subject to the Democratic convention. He is the second Democrat to announce after Louis E. Erlger. incumbent Aubrey A. Nicodemus is seeking re election on the Republican ticket unopposed.
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Frederick
Solt
Mir. Solt
Louis E. el Rger
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Subdued Riot in Minneapolis Ends as Tear Gas Clears Streets
A 6 000-strong mob rioted in Minneapolis over unemployment, injuring 18 including 13 policemen. Tear gas and projectiles used to quell violence within three hours. 30 people jailed as authorities debated National Guard aid and a bomb plot report.
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Minneapolis
Two Suits Filed Over 1933 Baltimore Highway Crash
Herbert Blickenstaff through attorneys McSherry and Clapp sues Ernest Hay and Lee Imler in Circuit Court for 5000 damages from a August 10 1933 crash on the Baltimore and Frederick highway. Blickenstaff alleges Imler reckless at a filling station caused a swerve and collision injuring him and costing repairs and medical costs. Mahlon Stonesifer and Annie V Stonesifer sue Lewis Baker Emmitsburg for 1155 for food lodging nursing and care. E J Campbell represents the plaintiffs.
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W. Clinton McSherry
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Circuit
Ernest Hay
Lee Imler
Baltimore and Frederick
Imler
Platntff
Mahlon Stonesifer
Annie V. Stonesifer
Lewis Baker
Emmitsburg
I&s
E. J. Campbell
Attorney Dies in Chicago Hotel Heart Attack
Six David D. Muent of Chicago died of a heart attack in his hotel room this morning. Stansbury registered at the hotel and he complained of feeling ill before collapsing.
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David D. Muent
Chicago
Fed Teday
Stansbury
Easter Dance At Catocin Country Club Attracts Thirty-Five Couples
About 35 couples attended the annual Easter dance held at Catocin Country Club from 9:30 Friday night to 1:30 this morning. Joseph Stephens' orchestra provided the music and refreshments were served during the evening.
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Catoctin Country Club
Joseph Stephens
Wreck leads to fines after Weverton crash
A truck driver from Winchester was found guilty on two charges and fined in Boonsboro after a Weverton accident that injured two Brunswick girls. He also faced a $100 insurance filing violation and a $10 speeding conviction, while a hit-run charge was dismissed.
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Halsey T. Green
Winchester
Justice of the Peace Shifter
Boonsboro
Washington County
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Green
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Lability Insurance
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Plymouth
Lolie
Harpers Perry
O. M. Swimley
Harper
Danner
Seret
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Rainey mocks revolution talk at Army Day dinner
In Alexandria on April 6 Speaker Rainey dismissed talk of revolution dictatorship and communism tied to Wirt charges. He cited a Roosevelt era debt claim and warned investigations would prove the motive partisan and unpatriotic. Dr William A Wirt testified in Washington about revolution rumors.
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Rainey
American Legion Army
Roosevelt
Hoover
Washington
William A. Wirt
Gary
Ind
Special
House Committee
Rep. Broms
Tennessee
Wirt
Mystery murder cases reopen as witness questioned
New York April 6 George Hurley 53 a seaman unemployed accompanied Nassau county detectives to Mineola for questioning in the Long Island Sound killing of Benjamin Collins nearly three years ago Described as an important witness Hurley was found at the Seamen's Church Institute New York after a ten day search He left with Nassau detectives no arrest made Elvin N Edwards Nassau DA was en route from Pinehurst North Carolina to participate in questioning Collins was slain September 10 1931 two men boarded the Pengiun yacht near Northport bound for across the sound they beat Collins stole him overboard and later marooned Mrs Collins and Barbara aged five
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George Hurley
Nassau County
Mineola
L. L
Long Island Sound
Benjamin Collims
Hurley
Seamen’s Church Institute
Sergt
John Bearney
Lester Pearsall
Nassau County Police
Judge cites jurors who criticized him over Dillinger case
Crown Point Indiana April 6 Judge William J Murray of the Criminal Court moves to prosecute the county grand jury that criticized him in the Dillinger escape. He orders James Purdy Hobart foreman and five others to appear next Monday to show cause why they should not be cited for contempt. Subpoenas are issued.
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Ind
Wiliam J. Murray
Criminal Court
John Dillinger
James Purdy
Hob. Ind
Murray
Ernest B
Sam Cahoon
Dillinger
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