Sealed $25,000 Damage Suit Before Trial In 1931 Case
A damaged record notes a $25,000 damage suit sealed just before trial arising from a 1931 automobile collision near Rockville. Jury verdicts or related testimony were limited as cases moved from Howard County through Circuit Court with several witnesses and inherence of a contested will by Ridgely. Hagerstown case postponement due to Angtom County docket conflict. suit valued at $10,000.
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Raymond Pickett
Ernest Cook
Sallie Cook
Brighton
James Clark
Wilam
Hagerstown
Joan Renotas
John
Angtom
Earthquake shakes vast western United States
A map of tremors centered in the western United States rattled Nevada and surrounding areas after a Pacific time event. No serious damage was reported though windows rattled in places and some crockery broke. The震 outbreak spread along the Pacific Coast toward Salt Lake City as tremors eased by 11:15 p.m. PST.
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500000 Aliens Kept Out Reported by Stimson
Secretary Stimson reported to President Hoover that as a test of emergency immigration controls, more than 300,000 individuals were kept out under the enforcement measures, signaling strict border and visa actions during the period.
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Hoover
Weather report summary unclear from fragment
Fragmentary weather data shows uncertain precipitation and temperatures. Reads like a local daily weather note with incomplete figures for December including precipitation totals and high temperatures.
Snow Falls Disrupt County Hunting Season Progress
Rough countywide snow began December 16, halting hunting activities and delaying water supply for farm use. Officials report sections without ground water viable for groan and livestock care as crews work to restore access and safety.
Fire and blast injure six in Chicago collapse
In Chicago a two story building collapsed after an explosion and fire early today injuring six people. A parimen, lieutenant and at least ten tenants were trapped or feared to be inside as rescue attempts were hampered by gas and hazards. Officials later reported multiple deaths and ongoing search efforts.
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White Christmas Hope Returns After Snow Toll
Temperatures dipped to single digits with a high near 38 after a cold snap. Crowds crowded stores and post offices as Christmas buying surged, signaling an anxious holiday rush last minute in Frederick.
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Guard at Officer's Home After Nitti Shooting
An anonymous threat led to a guard being posted at the home of an officer who shot Frank Nitti. The officer, Lang, was wounded and hospitalized after a confrontation with a man identified as an instigator. Lang’s wife received the call and authorities pledged to prevent reprisals.
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Robbers Wreck Two Safes in Court House
Reported break in the courthouse where two safes were damaged and cash receipts were missing. Investigators determined the intruders escaped with about $318 and left scattered evidence across the office. Court records show the incident prompted temporary closure while investigators reviewed the damaged areas.
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COURT HOUSE
Rigid inspection of all bus lines in Maryland
Transit authorities announce a rigid inspection program for all bus lines in Maryland to ensure safety and compliance across operators. Officials pledge thorough checks, potential sanctions, and improved oversight for passenger services statewide.
Winchester Sheriff Shot After He Falls
Winchester Washington December 21 AP Luther Predcock, sheriff of Predcock county, was shot in the head with his own revolver as he went downstairs to investigate a nose on the jail floor. He was stabbed in the chin and hospital physicians said there was little hope for his recovery.
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Winchester
Drys Vow to Halt Repeal Effort Across States
Washington report details dry leaders’ confidence that repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment can be blocked. They claim to hold influence in at least 20 states through legislatures or conventions, arguing court action could stall any change. Leadership disputes and church factions complicate a unified push.
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Explosion Kills Five Italian Soldiers Near Rome
An explosion at an air force ammunition dump near Rome killed five Italian soldiers as explosions rocked the site. No date or exact location was given, and authorities awaited confirmation as fire crews responded. A separate court note mentioned attorney W. Clinton McSherry being sent to the House for further action on a pension matter. The text also contains a judge remark after a bigamy conviction, noting the defendant’s silence.
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Community groups organize Christmas aid and coats shipment
County Commissioners announce 250 coats from Fort Meade for the needy stored at the courthouse for distribution. Half are woolen, 125 cotton, all in good condition. Costs exceeded by express charges. Salvation Army will provide baskets, Frederick High School to supply 25 gift boxes. Other agencies plan meals and clothing for families in LeGore Woodsboro Ballenger New Market Park Mills Jefferson and surrounding areas.
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Balimuy Vee Ranked No 4 in State Tennis Standings
The Interpark Tennis Association ranks Balimuy Vee fourth among state boys doubles players with Dick Bowers and Clarke Cadwell from Annapolis leading a field that includes Ballingre's Albert Sharpire and other listed pairs.
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Bridge Companies Plan Final Liquidation Meeting December 28
Stockholders from Berlin Lovellsville and Loudoun County Frederick Bridge Companies face final liquidation. Distributions per share vary: $468.93 for Berlin Lovellsville and $266.61 for Loudoun County Frederick, both at $100 par. Earlier payments totaled $35.60 and $1.48 per share respectively.
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McFarden Removed as Delegation's Secretary
Fragmented report notes McFarden removed from role as delegation secretary amid internal disputes over policy and leadership. Details are unclear due to garbled text but suggest administrative shake up within the delegation centered on handling press and communications.
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Fire Razes Shippensburg Building
A blaze swept through a Shippensburg building resulting in heavy losses. The fire damaged a near by and adjoining structures with an estimated loss of about 125000 dollars and 3100.000 in other costs. One occupant of a six room apartment was injured and carried from the floor. Firemen fought the flames from street level and upper floors on nearby streets.
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Bottling Works Owner Found Dead Under Auto
Local report notes the death of Albert By 2 at a bottling establishment under an automobile. Searchers and authorities investigated the scene, with officers examining the area for clues. The fragmented text also mentions a 4-H Club formation and several names linked to the event.
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Baltimore Woman Makes Gift Se %. mee Ackermann
Baltimore woman makes a notable gift linked to Ackermann family ties. The article references a father’s condemnation of a name and historical details, though text is garbled and readers must rely on the readable fragment for context.
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Beer Wins First Test Vote In House Today
The House cast a teller vote of 163 to 118 in favor of keeping the 3.2 percent beer content while rejecting a motion to declare it not intoxicating. Amendments and debate followed as lawmakers eyed a final vote on the bill.
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Montgomery County bids barred to outsiders over county work
Montgomery County officials debated a resolution to prohibit outside bids on county educational and road projects. Seven local contractors supported keeping all work within Montgomery and the state, claiming outsiders would take jobs from residents. The board referred the education matter to the school construction office and ordered the Grove-Clarksburg road reopened after repairs. The meeting adjourned December 29.
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