Bar Associations Meet to Seek Fair, Costly Litigation Reduction
A joint meeting of bar associations in erring va discussed trial efficiency and aims to reach fair conclusions while lowering litigation costs. Attendees included George R. Dennis Jr., Jacob Robr, Judge Glenn Worthington, State's Attorney William Storm, and other legal officials. arrangements were led by Omer T. Kaylor and colleagues from Hagerstown and Frederick.
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Elias B. Bis
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George R. Dennis, Jr
Jacob Robrformer
Glenn B. Worthington
Hammond Urner
William A. Storm
Samuel A
Wander E. Sian
W. Clinton McSherry
H. Kiefer DeLauter
E Ausa Dames
Parsons Neaman
Sherman BP. Bowers
Guy K. Motter
Alan Y
Reng Eastin
G. Haugh
Sherif Wiliam O. Wertenbaker
Assota Ico
Omer T. Kaylor
Daniel W. Doub
W. H. Bo
Hagerstown
Jacop Rosipack
Methodists Name Cumberland as Next Baltimore Conference City
The Centre Street church in Cumberland Maryland was selected to host the next Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church after a vote at the 145th yearly meeting held in Foundry church Washington DC. Bishop W H McDowell will preside at the 146th conference as the appointment list is finalized for the biennial gathering. There are 421 churches and over 230 pastors in the conference with rural districts sharing multiple charges.
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Washington
Centre Street
Cumperland
Hamp Evrau
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Foundry
G. E.williams
Frederick
Cumberland
W. H. McDowell
Finll
Herbert Welsh
Pittsburgh
Pasgot
EU Cs
East Baltimore
Still Seek Solution in Pinta of ns Efforts to Finalize Station
Fragmentary report notes discussions among experts and committees about a final station of the problem and ongoing German negotiations. The sense is that no decision can be made yet amid limited progress and unresolved friction among involved parties.
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Thes
Coley
Heat Wave Sweeps Frederick Then Eases With Cool Showers
Frederick endures a blistering heat wave with temperatures around 92 degrees on Monday and an 8 0 clock crest seen to pass. Showers later today will cool conditions but a return to normal temperatures not expected until Wednesday. Frost threats linger for fruit and flowers and may arise as late as April 16 or May.
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Frederick
Tle
W. O
Labor Views From Washington Discussed by AFL Delegation
A Washington visit by the American Federation of Labor outlined workers' needs and proposed reforms. Led by Matthew Woll, the group urged a labor representative on the tariff commission, hearings for labor in national cases, changes to import duties, and considered foreign labor costs.
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Washington
Tabor
Jadh
Matthew Woll
Seisa
Woll
Hoover
British Embassy Shifts Social Status Question to State Department
Washington April 6 The corps of foreign mission heads agreed to seek a definite ruling from the Secretary of State on the social status of Mrs Edward Everett Gann sister of Vice President Curtis. The move follows Vice President Curtis protest to the State Department over a prior ranking issue involving Mrs Soganenows.
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Tom
Esme Howard
Curtis Hd
State Department
Ary Kellogg
Soganenows
Foreign Missions
Gann
Siumscen
simson world + tech
Ritchie Rebuffs Auto License Tag Bill In Senate Veto
The bill to require new auto license tags faced a veto from Ritchie after passage in the legislature. Details remain unclear as supporters argue safety benefits while opponents raise cost concerns.
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Ritchie
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