Ball And Mauk Taken To Jail In Baltimore
A federal judge ordered Mary Yillmore Ball and Lioysd Mauk to return to Baltimore to face charges after escaping custody last month. They were transferred by the FBI from Frederick to Baltimore for further proceedings and possible indictments.
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Ball
Mauk
Baltimore
Istobur
Bonday
Yillmore Ball
Jack Willingtes
Brunt Sack
Wwe
Ebt Wader
Pivarah
Gmt Berak da Hradt
Pabs
PRL
Promoted editor named at Morning Herald firm
Joseph Mollarp, assistant editor, succeeds Bastor as editor of the Heralds Morning paper. Hapereposa Tech ig1 C Ne YW Bastor, longtime editor, steps up as general manager of the Heredd-Min Companies.
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Spwsman
YW Bastor
Sears
Morning Herald
Heredd- Min
Fim
Joseph Mollarp
The
Herald
Baster
Harp
Men who break contracts and strike can be fired
Wad ingta Feb 10 Pre sNehonal Labor Arleens Hoard ruled oteday that workers who violate a waranty pledge may be dismissed without the protection of the Wagner Act. The ALRU, in a unanimous decision, held the act did not guarantee such workers a protected status. The ruling criticized the Wagner Act as denying unions their true power. The case involved Joseph Dyson and Sans, owners of a printing works, who aimed to replace striking employees with other workers.
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ALRU
Theft at Post Home Leads to Multiple Arrests
A garbled report describes theft at a post home with several individuals detained. The text references grand jury actions, suspects tied to a Francis Abla Post and Pennatsburg, plus mentions of Redstiek Montgomery and Manteyne fea. It notes public property damage and state troop involvement in the incident.
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Murat
Stagastrodolph Vi
Emumitsburg
Nots Belet
Grand Jury
Robbers of
Appregim
Abla Post
Aeneritas de Gion Bene
Pennatsburg
Manteyne
Fea
Redstiek Montgomery
Ford
Tiaffe Controb Spas
Walia
Passon
Unclear OCR fragment on February events and items
Fragmentary OCR text suggests February actions, a container with papers, a state act introduced, and discussions on payment and dates. The readable names and places are garbled. key entities are not reliably identifiable.
Grand Jury Faces Flood of Case Submissions
An accumulation of cases is expected to be presented to the grand jury next. Names and proceedings include multiple defendants and officials, with various bonds, hearings, and motions noted amid a complex docket. Proceedings focus on warrants, evidence, and potential indictments.
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Cares
Grand Jury
Siiten Attar
Fdvan
Nikurk
Marcha Vartra
Villaden
Richard Hans Thaw
Colon
George Tachard Carrolb
Willhan
Sard
John Tavis
Harey
Deute
F Ward
Charles Henry Johnson
Phirry
al Guyp
Tess
Bree
Murquyther
Abel Damas
Local Records Show Array of Charges Amid Court Motions
A garbled OCR list references individuals including Douglas Williams and James P Wilson with larceny charges and a series of names such as Roy Litward Rappeen and Charles G Brawner facing tag or perjury related matters. The fragment notes bonds, charges, and court actions in a collapsed roster of defendants and officials.
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Douglas Williams
James P Wilson Aveault
Betters
Roy Litward
Rappeen
Charles G Brawner
Norman & Hrawn
Bar Cyrus Byler
Franklinob Grove
George W Brandenburg
Jouph Des Thomasoe
Beygene
Charley Wale
Fially Milter
Lewis
Nearly Original Cost Offered For Pipe Lines
A garbled report describes offers near the original cost for pipe lines and mentions Texas Eastern and a sale of property tied to a department system. The text alludes to a former arrangement, a public interest matter, and possible asset transfers involving names and places, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Baltimore Nure Given E8 Months
Baltimore Nure was sentenced to eight months by Judge Joep Sharbow after pleading guilty to checks over thirty seven dollars. The case involved Berthane Baker and payments through a race track related scheme.
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Baltimore
Mas
Mites
Three Gasoline Storage Applications Granted
Three supplications for gasoline storage facilities were granted at the regular monthly meeting of the Zoning Board Monday evening Purmut was authorized for LW Master to install a 10000 gallon underground storage tank and pump at his property in Chute Valley for private use The Taxis Company was granted permission for additional installation of one 2000 gallon and one 1000 gallon underground storage tanks.
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Chute Valley
Ween
Local Board Minutes Mention Patrick Street Facilities
Four board members attended sessions noting tanks and pumps at properties on East Patrick Street and West Patrick at Jefferson Street. The fifth member Edgie Russell was absent in Florida. City engineer Waymond Walter is listed as confirmed in Mac htinton. Feb 107 The nomination of S Scat Beck Jr in the comptroller of customs Baltimore was confirmed by Senate today.
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East Patrick Street
West Patrick
Jefferson Street
Charman Parsons Neweman
John Ed Schell
Robert B. Crothers
Richard F. Kline
Edgie Russell
Qaetahoning
Florida
Waymond Walter
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Patek Sthene
Predevich
Wil
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Richelieu
Madeira
Coty’s Perfumes
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Ndrickson
Metstuattan
Mearly
Texas Eastern
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Thalmare Horas
Loa Davison
Cal Wallan Parrell
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Airtte DD
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Arundel
Astouras
Oveeal Academy
Anne Arundel Courty
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Duchess of York
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