Ligon and Ligon Low Bidders on Sewer Contract
Bids for the city sewer project show Ligon and Ligon as the low bidders with Frederick Iron and Steel Company offering a single proposal for manhole covers at 5 559 50. Others include Seaboard Contractors and Nolani Construction, with bids ranging from about 179 thousand to 233 thousand dollars. contract to be awarded soon after officials review readings and bond requirements.
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Ligon Contracting
Frederick
Elmer Si
Mannell
Seaboard Contractors, Inc
Camperisnd
Del
Rian Construction Company
Philadelphia
Robert Lombardi
Frederon and Steel Company
Le.jenng Bros
Baltimore
Culler
Con
Miust
Burke Street
Whitner
Cty
Problem Child bids for sewer and rock excavation project
Bids for excavating trenches and laying clay sewers from eight to fifteen inches, plus rock excavation, underdrains, and manhole work, totaling thousands of feet of sewer lines and extensive temporary outlets. Officials from Public Works Administration and Whitman Reynardt Smith will review bids for tabulation.
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South
DeGrange
Market Streets
Whisper Street
Baltmore
Ohio Avenue
Swastika Road
West College Terrace
Fleming Avenue
College and Fleming Avenues
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Commerce Street
Carroll Street
CT Lavigne
Public Works
New York
Enty
Robrt Oslahan, Jr
PWA Engineering Elantner
Baltimore
Ang Firm
Whitman, Reynardt and Smith
Fredern
Auto driver cleared in school bus crash case
A driver Nicodemus Mageirate L Pearce Bowlus was cleared of reckless driving after a collision involving a school bus on October 18. The driver said he was about 150 feet ahead of the bus and signaled before leaving the road. the bus had nine students aboard and no signaling from the bus driver. Additional hearings are needed to determine fault and safety measures.
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Nicodemus
Nicodemus Mageirate
L. Pearce Bowlus
Taylorstie
Labor's Threats and Pact Amid Capital and Farm Debates
Officials report a strike threat by workers demanding monthly wage increases from 43 to 340 dollars and a cut in costs for 300 men. Presidents and unions met to discuss a new deal, while critics accuse federal action of overreach. The speech cited farm income gains and mutual benefits from trade accords, yet warned states cannot balance national needs alone.
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Baltumor
Ger
Barrow
WPA
Strom
Hoslers
Canada
AAA
Hauptmann May Ask New Trial In Lindbergh Case
Defense for Bruno Richard Hauptmann considers a new trial citing newly discovered evidence and potential alternative suspect leads. Prosecution notes evidence discussion before action. Supreme Court denial ends review avenues for now, with possible clemency or fresh trial options pending evidence.
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Novj
Rgbert” Tans
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Rosecrans
Hauptmann
Texas
Allamportany Ord
Bronx
Haugmann
New Jersey Board of Pardons
Palace of Henry Christophe Exalts Haitian King in Lost Era
The palace in Mili, Haiti, built by Henry Christophe, black king in the early 1800s, rises four stories above the town. Tourists recall a stark royal legacy as peasants search for rumored treasure, while two Hartt prints from 1395 and 1943 document the site.
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Ans Loucs
New World
Henry Christophe
Haiti
Mili
Publisher Slain At Home In Minneapolis
Publisher slain at home in Minneapolis. daughter found dead, details unclear. Trial motions involving Judge Arthur D. Willard, Ebert case, and Frederice Thompson cited. Parsons Leslie N. Coolentz argued for defendants. Eaton attorney Storm referenced. Prior note mentions $15,000 verdict by local court weeks earlier. also references 1929 to 1999 trade union decline in America and Europe.
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Arthur D. Willard
Vargd
Eberty
Frederice Thompton
Wolard
Parsons Leslie N. Coolentz
Wula SL Storm
Eaton
Past Chiefs Meet of Pythian Sitters Association
The Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sitters held its December meeting with a 6 o clock dinner. President Mrs. Bila Fisher led the session as 25 members attended and the program featured piano pieces by Marianna Rhodes and Miss Mollie Zimmerman, readings by May Keyser, Faynie King, and others, a suggestion for Christmas, and a closing hymn.
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Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sitters
Bila Fisher
Marianna Rhodes
Lloyd Guller
Reading
May Keyser
Mollie Zimmerman
Faynie King
Vuidance
Miss Rhoades
Fern Etzler
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Notre Dame University
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C. E. Cline & Son
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Flemington
Charles A Lindbergh
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Pascal Rean
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