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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1926

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Judges Tells Owners to Muzzled Dogs or Face Fine

Justice Guy K Motter in police court warned owners who let dogs roam unmuzzled will face maximum penalties. He cited Myrtle Tendleton case where a dog at large attacked three people and was shot by a dog catcher. Tendleton was fined five dollars. the judge stressed enforcement to deter future violations and warned rabies cases would impose higher costs on bite victims.

Guy K. Motter Myrtle Tendleton East Sixth Street William Hopson E. C. Kefanger Slate Laboratory Pest

Judge And Accuser Identify Men In Pill Mills Case

A New York bureau report notes Mrs Jane Cabeon testified to identify Henry de la Carnen and Walter Stevens as men seen at the Pill Mills scene four years ago. Deputy Judge Frank Cleary sat on the bench during the proceedings.

Servic New York Bureau Jane Cabeon Iluresnaerg Ctney Walle Stevens Henry de la Carnender Pill Mills Frank Cleary

Lower Interest Rate Set by Federal Land Bank

Washington Aug 17 The United States Farm Loan Board announces the Federal Land Bank at Washington has reduced interest on all new loans effective August 15 from 6 1/2 to 5 percent. The cut aims to ease borrowing costs for farmers and spur investment in rural development.

Washington Lmtd States Farm Loan Beard Annein Federal Land Bank Waehita Waa

Chocolate sales scandal rattles Massachusetts workers

The report notes a board investigation into chocolate sellers in the Sendo market area led by commissioner William, revealing that a ton of chocolates containing liquors was sold to Am Shin customers last week. Authorities aim to settle taxes through customs when shipments are boxed and labeled candy. A separate remark mentions that about one third of Massachusetts’ working women are foreign-born.

Montmarne Dhoaiter Am- Shin Amerieoains Andy

K of C Asks U S Aid in Venice Church Row

From Washington Bureau Knight of Columbus leader and treasurer present resolutions to Secretary Kellogg urging U S interference in the Venice church state controversy. The scene includes quotes about Mabel and a humorous aside from Passing Show, Loniton.

NEA Servicr Washington Flaherty Supreme Commander of the Knight, of Columbus Center Do J. Callahan Eft Kellogg United States Venice

Kansas Agricultural Exports Share A Century Peak

The report notes that the return from Kansas agricultural products over the last twenty years averaged about 100 million dollars annually, reflecting sustained earnings from farm exports and related markets.

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