Violations of Traffic Laws Cause Multiple Arrests
Police report numerous traffic law violations led to a wide set of arrests. Several drivers faced collateral demands, with most postings at 1 to 2.50 dollars. Officers cited alcohol and disorderly conduct among a mix of individuals including several colored arrestees. A two-vehicle collision occurred on Market Street, causing minor damage. The coast guard investigated a separate incident at Fort Lauderdale involving four men brandishing a pistol and taking three prisoners aboard a government boat.
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Patrics
Church Stree
Robert Bogar
Pennsylvania
FL L Fockler
Maryland
J. W. Ebertson
Virginia
H. B. Eunoles
C. W. Olson
District of Columbia
Chas. Hodge
Robert A. Magee
New York
T. FP. Maubrer
Vernon Christmas
P.M. Adams
Penneylvania
Ernest Abrecht
LeGore Lime Company
Don
Coast Guard
Fort Laudertas
Fla
Coast
Not to Reconsider Harry Sinclair Case
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider Harry Sinclair’s three month sentence in jail for refusing to answer Senate questions. Sinclair had appealed a lower court decision upholding the sentence.
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Wantongteon
Supreme Court
Harry FL Sunclay
Migat
Senate
Sinclair
Use Court
Union Manufacturing awards hosiery mill build contract
Ground was broken today for a new hosiery building at Union Manufacturing Company in the city. Hahn and Betson won the contract with work expected to finish by July 1 as $100,000 machinery is installed and the steel concrete structure connected to the existing plant by a south creek bridge.
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Union Manufacturing Company
Hahn and Betson
Water
Wiener Streets
Wild Front
Water Street
East Patrick Street
Herman Mock
Xwockner Greene, Engineers, Inc
New York
Parole Head Edward M. Parrish Dies in Baltimore
Edward M. Parrish aged 59, State Parole Commissioner since 1873, died at his Dumartown home near Pikesville after a heart attack suffered April 10. Appointed by Governor Ritchie when the post was created, he had also served on the parole board since 1916 under Governor Harrington’s appointment.
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Baltimore
Edward M. Parrish
Dumbarton
Pikesville
Parrish
Ritchie
Advisory Board of Parole
Harrington
Chang Tsung Chang Routed After Defeat in Shantung
Reports claim General Li Chen-Mheo defeated Chang Tsung-Chang near Ninghatchow in Chefoo Shantung with Chang retreating in disorder toward Dairen leaving 25000 leaderless troops. Residents and merchants express apprehension as the clash shapes regional instability and border tensions.
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Chefoo
Shantung
China
Chen-Mheo
Ninghatchow
Chang Tsung-Chang
Che
Hoover urges reform in law enforcement and civic duty
In a broad address, Hoover laments rising crime and lax enforcement, calls for a vigorous reorganization, a national commission, and stronger public support for lawmen. He warns respect for law depends on citizens and presses the press to back enforcement and civic obedience.
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Pramonen
Tecogninion
Sigid Setuung Ords
Aguimiston
Vnsu
Weil
Lberty Strelf
Abraham Lincoln
Charles S. Birely Dead Local Weather Observer Dies
Charles S. Birely, about 64, longtime local weather observer, died at his East Patrick Street home shortly after one this morning from heart failure. He lived his life in the city, worked in the Frederick News composing room, and later served with the Independent Hose Co. Durng the seats he became a psheutian and gained praise for his work and records. Burial was at home with Rupp directing, funeral services at 3.
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Charles 8. Birely
U. S
Birely
East Patrick Street
George K
Ann (Schrey) Birely
Frederick Academy
The
Frederice News
Independent Hose Co
Biring
Eastrai
Carty
New Examination of Disarmament Problem Invited
The United States proposes a framework for naval arms talks based on tonnage categories and a global cap, urging friendly cooperation with Great Britain. President Hoover signals friendship overrides naval supremacy concerns as officials discuss a French proposal for total tonnage per nation to be allocated across defined categories.
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Great Britain
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Urtan
Fe Counire
Gensa
Thayh S Gibson
Amici
Bel- Rum
Gabson
Weaver
Geneva
Glsen
Gibson
Hoover
Annual Rally by Girls Clubs Planned for May 18
Plans for Frederick county 4-H Girls' Clubs second annual rally on May 18 at the State Armory include officer elections and organization of about 300 members into the Federation of 4-H Girls Clubs. Miss Dorothy Emerson will speak and an all day meeting is set for May 18 with talks, demonstrations, and exhibitions. Judges will be named later and feature plans include preliminaries for badges and seals for completed projects.
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Buckestown
E. C. Retasturg
Helen Smith
Charman
Art
Federation of Women’s Club
Catharine F. Thomas Iehairman
Fine Arts
Edmund Adams
Frederick County
State Armory
Federation of
Dorothy Emerson
Tord
Frederick
Emerson
Senate Committee Advocates Debenture Plan
A Senate committee pushes a debenture plan as likely policy guidance. The article notes officials discuss export targets and tax adjustments while outlining a broader investment strategy.
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Senate
Hoover calls for vigorous reorganization of enforcement
President Hoover urged a national drive to overhaul law enforcement, warning crime and corruption endanger foundations of society. He named reform of federal agencies and elimination of weaknesses as urgent and pressed publishers to help society confront crime and Prohibition related issues.
Week-end storms kill 32 across regions in US
An AP report details a weekend of severe weather with 32 deaths from floods tornadoes and wind across Arkansas Kentucky Mississippi Oklahoma and Indiana. Weather caused levee breaches in Missouri and Illinois and widespread property damage while rising Mississippi and Chemung river levels prompted evacuations and stock losses.
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Old West
South West
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Arkansas
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Arkansens Sted
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LW. C. A. Officers Installed at Bord College
The L. WC. A. of Bord College held a recent ceremony in reserves with scripture and remarks. Zimermanan members were installed as officers. The meeting closed with a hymn and prayers.
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Trial in Dundee case overturns death sentence on appeal
At the April 22 session in the Court of Appeals an issue from the Dundee case was reviewed. The defendant Samuel K. was spared the death penalty as the trial court’s verdict was overturned on appeal.
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Samtet K. Mate
Devonshire Receives One Year Term In Jail For False Imprisonment
Philadelphia April 22 AP Cartig S Devonshire the salesman pleaded guilty to an old law charge of false imprisonment for abducting 12 year old Alice Labytin and taking her from the city to Charlotte North Carolina. He was sentenced to one year in the county jail. The girl testified he drove all night promising to take her home and showed no intent to harm her. The case arose after she was invited to ride in his automobile and was later captured weeks earlier. The article also notes school and market items from Frederick High School and New York market news with mixed details.
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