Western Maryland Counties Plan Joint Meeting Monday
Western Maryland commissioners from Frederick Allegany Washington Carroll and Howard met at the Francis Scott Key hotel to back reassessment and return of lateral roads to county supervision. They planned a Monday session to form a permanent Western Shore organization and invite other Western Shore boards to join.
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Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Allegany
Washington
Carroll
Howard
Garrett
Montgomery
Baltimore
Prince George's
Br. Mary’s
Anne Arundel
Charles
Calvert
Cecil Counties
Western Shore County Commissioners
County Commissioners of
Annapolis
Eastern Shore County Commissioners
Western Shore Commissioners
General Assembly
Western Shore
Jerome A. Loughrart
Howard County Commissioners
Garrett County
Harford County
Montgomery County
Old Western Maryland Commissioners Association
Fill
D. Angle Wolfinger
Washington County
James
Cmin‘tes
Allegany County
A. C. Stewart
Derr
Frederick County Board
Carroll County Board
Norman Hess
E. Grafton Penny
Howard County Board
Bill
Garrett County Board
State Roads Commission
Wollinger
Washington Coounty Board
Defense Scores in Kidnap Trial at Hauptmann Hearing
New York criminologist Dr Erastus M Judson says fingerprints should have shown on the ladder used in the Lindbergh kidnapping. State tests found no definitive prints from Hauptmann. Defense witness says Fisch offered gold notes but paid notes were yellow backs. Fingerprint expert Hudson testifies the ladder had one nail hole, suggesting no unaltered prints for six months unless gloves worn. Wilentz confident in cross examination to counter Hudson. Koehler may be recalled to challenge the nitrate method. The defense also questions the intruder’s entry through the window and notes a beer stein in the nursery was undisturbed. Four defense witnesses portray Isador Pench as affluent after the ransom.
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Erastus M. Judson
New York
Make
Hauptmann’s
Inveot Huiting
Laken
Hauptmann Atlie
Erastus M S Hudson
Hudson
Wilentz
David T. Wilentz
Arthur J. Koehler
Wolod
Koehler
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Isador Pench
Fleming ton man defense tied to Reilly kidnapping case
In Flemington New Jersey on February 6, defense counsel for Richard Kruptmann argued his client relied on a ladder alleged to have been used by kidnapper Edward J. Reilly. The state contesting the claim urged four nil holes and angerprins as part of the disputed evidence.
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Flemington
N. J
Minno
Richard Kruptmann
Edward J. Reilly
Testimony Details in Hauptmann Case Include Financial Clue
Bronx plumber Gustave Muley testified he inspected the Hauptmann home attic after a leak report and found no missing floor boards. Prosecutors balked at introducing testimony from Oscar Bruchmann, a Bronx taxicab driver, who said a passenger named Fisch rode in his cab, flashed a roll of bills, and paid with a 5 gold note.
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Fee
Hauptmann
Europe
Gustave Muley
Bronx
Rely
Oscar John Bruchmann
Fich
Fisch
Premier jeered as France marks February 6 memorial
Paris crowds jeered Premier Pierre Etienne-Flandin during France's solemn Feb 6 tribute. Police and guards kept order as rain cooled tensions, with no repeat of last year’s riots that left 19 dead and over 800 injured.
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Paris
Pierre Etienne-Flandin
France
Palace del Concorde
City Board Defers Radio Noise Ordinance Hearing
City officials postpone discussion of a radio interference ordinance due to Mayor Culler's illness. City Attorney says the measure mirrors Hagerstown law and would curb willful interference while allowing standard electrical devices to operate. Penalties range from 1 to 50 dollars and up to 10 days in jail for violations. Representatives from Potomac Edison report ongoing troubleshooting as transformers are checked to locate noise sources.
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Board of Aldermen
Lloyd C. Culler
Edward J. Smith
Hagerstown
Richard Anderson
Potomac Edison Company
Elmer Std. Maxwell
City considers nuisance ordinance on dog kennels and water work
City aldermen weighed a proposed nuisance ordinance targeting dog kennels at Campbell Bennett Rose's home after police reported barking dogs. The board ordered a water main tap at South Carroll and Clarke Place for 2625.69 and planned further investigation into kennel conditions with Magistrate Bennett.
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Joseph Wallace
Herbert 8. Schroeder
Culler
Samuel A. Lewis
Campbell Bennett
Rose
Lewis
James FE. Solt
Alton ¥. Bennett
Bennett
Bergt. Lolt
Schroeder
Smith
Frank Eppley
H. C. Zacharias
South Carroll Street
Clarke Place
Firemen Elect At Ne Midway Fire Company Meeting
The Ne Midway Fire Company held its monthly meeting in the Firemen's Hall with President Jesse I. Renner presiding. Officers elected include Renner as president Dern as vice president Simon Grim as treasurer A A Haugh as secretary and Samuel C. Fogle as assistant secretary. The next meeting is set for March 4 at 8 o'clock with a banquet served and members present listed.
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Ne Midway Fire Company
Jesse I. Renner
Jesse I Renner
Dern
Simon J. Grim
A A. Haugh
Samuel C. Fogle
Frank Hummer
John Harbaugh
Thur Boone
Francis Beall
Cl Green
William Boone
Simon Grim
John T. Fogle
Paul del Ellis Schildt
Roland Stover
Jol Speake
George Etzler
Harry Grube
William McClain
Russell Cr Calvin Rice
W. Cletus Fogle
Carroll Haugh
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Western
Ent
Stewart
Frederick County
Henry Holzapfel
Hess
Carroll County
Loughlin
Howard County
Commission
Ritchie
Grant Hooper
Abraham H. Deir
A. Grant Hooper
Archley R. Molesworth
Alfred W. Gaver
E. Austin James
R. Bruce Murdoch
J. FE. Dempster
A Puest
Regan County
Arthur D. Willard
Central Trust Commpany
Belle G. Slack
We Mn Marland Trust Company
Bradley W. Dudrow
E. W. Luh
Hyattstown Christian Church
Central Piast Company
Frederick Hoel Company
Western Maryland Trust Company
Central Trust Company
STATE
Greta Menkel
Tauptmann
Wauptmanns Condus
Fay
Rudy
Rudy Vallee
Cromain
Orehestia
Fay Webb
A.fe
Vallee
C. E. Cline & Son
Gian Eis Treae
Francis Wil Sone Gian
Orne
Serge Huey Oar Eet
New Midway Company
Renner
Carty
C. C. Carty
East Patrick St
Prederick, Md
Prin
McColl
Elf
Cape
McCall's
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