Sister of Fisch Says He Was Poor
The sister of Fisch testified that he lived in poverty and that the trial nears its end as prosecutors outline his financial hardship and its impact on the case.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1935
Page
2
Hauptmann Trial At A Glance
Defense rests with a surprise witness who saw a man and woman in an automobile with a kidnapping ladder at a filling station near Hopewell on the day of the crime. The state renews its attack on the defense alibis and brings Isa der Fisch’s sister to testify for him. A real estate man and Fisch’s friends say he was at home in the Bronx the night of the kidnapping. The defense’s practical lumber men insist the ladder rail and Hauptmann attic floor board are not a sufficient piece of wood. A former New Jersey farmer denies visiting the defense witness in the company of Fisch.
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Hopewell
Isader Fisch
Fisch
Bronx
Hauptmann
New Jersey
Hauptmann trial rush to verdict in Lindbergh case courtroom
New Jersey prosecutors press rebuttal witnesses to clear Isador Fisch and Violet Sharpe of involvement in the Lindbergh kidnapping as Hauptmann’s trial nears closing. Testimony includes Fisch’s sister Hanna and witnesses disputing the ransom cram and shoebox theory. Jury likely to deliberate late Tuesday or Wednesday next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
N. J
New Jersey
Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Isador Fisch
Furman
Violet Sharpe
Fisch
Hauptmann
Hudson River
Hanna
Bronx
David T. Wrilentz
Cai
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pincus Fisch
Isador
America
Hanna Fisch
Edward J. Reilly
Scarlett Freed After Elopement Wife Vanishes
George Scarlett, chauffeur, freed in Rockville Md court on theft charges from Mrs Howard De Walden Cooke mother of bride Jane Cooke. Bride vanished after elopement two weeks earlier in Washington and notes indicated she planned to disappear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George
Scarlett
Jane Cooke
Chevy Chase
Rockville
Howard de Walden Cooke
South
Savannah
Mrs. Cooke
Legislators 60 Home Without Pay in Maryland
Annapolis Md Feb 8 lawmakers returned home with a plan to ease the state finances. A $1 millionBoard of Public Works loan and bonds to cover a $2.229 million deficit plus a $1.5 million reserve prompted delaying legislators pay. Attorneys to finalize legal aspects of the plan as a $4 million bond issue is readied for Monday. A six week summary notes bills on a $2 auto license fee a lieutenant governor milk board property tax reform and rate reductions for gas and electric companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annepolis
Board of Public Works
Treasury
Bain
Willam
Gordy, Jr
Claims Committee
Herbert R. O'Conor
William Lee Rawls
Baltimore
Annapolis
General Assembly
Police Court Cases Highlight Lane Conviction and Fines
In a Friday police court session, Ernest Lane faced charges with Roy Diggs testifying that Lane cursed him, supported by Officer Bon Phebus. The witness and officer testimony led to Lane being fined $10 and costs and jailed 10 days in default. Diggs, a colored witness, represented Lane in court plea efforts, but Lane remained defiant. Also, Willams Ricketts forfeited $5 and casita collateral on a drunkenness charge by Officer Swomley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lane
Sclry Harpes Orque Forred Agaist
Lane
Mare Intrate Altoni
Bennett
Witne
Roy Diggs
Bon Phebus
Diggs
Phobus
Dirga
Willams Ricketts
Daniel Swomley
Final Action On Bill Delayed In Washington
Washington February 8 the administrations four point eight eight billion dollar work relief bill faced strong labor opposition and its final committee action was postponed until next week A wage amendment requiring prevailing wages for public works narrowly passed 12 to 3 but a motion to reconsider was put off Senators Nye McKellar and Tydings attended the session without delivering enough votes to overturn the wage provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Final Committee
Appropriations Committee
Nye
North Dakota
McKellar
Tennessee
Tydings
Maryland
Pirates seize Kamuri Maru near Blas Bay in sharp peril
British warships rush to the rescue of the Kamuri Maru, a 2 176 ton Japanese vessel captured by pirates off Blas Bay. The pirates abandoned the Tungchung after partially looting her, prompting urgent naval action from Shanghai dispatches to aid the endangered trader.
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London
Shanghai
Blas Bay
Tungchung
Baltimore Dentist Dr. Horace Davis Dies in Gas Accident
Dr. Horace M. Davis, former Maryland State Dental Association president and noted exodontist, died of accidental gas asphyxiation at his Baltimore home. A coroner’s verdict cited a gas burner flame blown out, with oysters cooking on the stove and his friend Dr. George M. Settle arriving too late. Survived by wife Lucia, two daughters, and his Maryland alumnus father.
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Baltimore
Horace M. Davis
Maryland State Dental Association
Park Avenue
George M. Settle
Ferdinand Link
Dr. Davis
Baltimore Country Club
Davis
Lucia Davis
Settle
Maryland General Hospital
University of Maryland Dental School
Maryland
East
American College of Dentists
New York Academy of Dentistry
Substitute jurors drawn for February circuit term
Substitute jurors to serve during the February term of Circuit Court were drawn Friday afternoon in the Judges chamber. Names include Frederick area replacements such as Richard Potts for C Albert Gilson and Oscar A Brandenburg for Seibert D L Schroyer, with several other replacements listed across Buckeystown Catoctin Woodsboro Petersville Johnsville Woodville Lewistown and Walkerstile districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick
Richard Potts
C. Albert Gilson
Buckeystown
Austin FP
Renn
Grover T. Moosberg
Charles E. Adams
Walter H. Bartlett
Catoctin
Oscar A Brandenburg
Seibert
D. L Schroyer
Woodsboro
George W. M Albaugh
Russell G. Hichelberger
Petersville
William E. Shannon
Daniel T. Staley
Johnsville
Usher J. Eyler
Iran
Burlingt
Woodville
Harry A. Brashears
Aurey E. Wilson
Lewistown
John E. Hessong
Roy J. Rice
Walkerstiile
George H. Graham
Glenn Trout
William U Lease
Roy C. Zimmerman
Dionnes Sued Over Breach of Contract in Chicago Suit
The Dionnes made their Chicago stage debut amid a $1,000,000 breach of contract suit. Ivan I. Spear, head of the Century of Progress Tour Bureau, sued in Federal court alleging the Dionnes violated exclusive rights agreements. Fifteen parties are named in the action.
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Chicago
Mama
Pepa Dionne
Ivan I. Spear
Century of Progress Tour Bureau
Dionnes
Reassessment views split on Maryland postponement bill
Maryland Senate joined county leaders Friday in proposing to delay a general property reassessment until 1937. The measure by Sen Harold E Cobourn faces Western Shore opposition while Frederick Allegany Washington Carroll Howard and Garrett counties back the reassessment. Eastern Shore counties largely favor postponement. A Western Shore meeting at the Key hotel will discuss forming a permanent association and potential legislative outreach. A legislative committee of Western Shore attorneys will oversee reassessment issues. Corny note: corsages of small carrots were worn by court ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Senate
Harold E. Cobourn
Cecil County
Annapolis
Western Shore County Commissioners
Frederick
Allegany
Washington
Carroll
Howerd
Garreth
Eastern Shore
Western Shore
Francis Scott Key
Western Shore Association
Western Shore Commissioner Boards
E. Austin James
Hawaii Air Base Plan Prompts Pacific Defense Talks
A secret Capitol Hill meeting between Army and House leaders discussed an $11 million Hawaiian air base project as the first Pacific defense post and plans to strengthen coast defenses after Japan denounced the Washington naval treaty. The conference marked a rare high level liaison since the treaty crisis. News advertising pays big dividends, invest in it.
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Washington
Hawaii
United States
Pacific
Army Hig Command
House Mill Committee
Sta
Japan
Capitol Hill
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