Attorney General Opinion Questions Coal Ordinance Licensing
An opinion by Attorney General Merce R. O’Conor published Wednesday questions whether coal ordinances of towns involve licensing fees and if they apply to non residents or outside corporate limits. The opinion notes potential invalidity when enforced beyond town borders and addresses Section 3 provisions on licensing coal and coke distributors and operators.
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Merce R. O'Conor
Serck
Thurmont
Oh Vale
Geopel
Walt
Castors
Thumneum
Tatimont
Som. Corporation
Cme
Chase of petroleum rare shout exempt
The fragment seems unreadable with missing names dates and places. It references a chase involving petroleum and an exemption or sanction but lacks concrete details to form a factual summary.
Today's Foto-Fooler spins a wind instrument illusion
A reader sees a trombone effect that appears to be a larger wind instrument created by a photosensitive process. The item uses oversized printing and pins to simulate the instrument. Watch Tomorrow's News for another Foto-Fooler.
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Mmnday
Rothing
Court Dockets To Be Called This Afternoon
Court dockets set for 2 o'clock this afternoon in the Circuit Court before Judge Kur D Willard and Chief Judge Ham ond Urner. About 1235 cases on the trial docket and four on the appeals docket will be listed with many indictments and several notable appalls. grand jury investigations continue.
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Kur D. Willard
Circuit Court
Hamond Urner
Tere
Grace Sory
Broad Run School
Sowers
Argrick
Crand
Sessk
Alfred Brown
Branche
Smith
Smuraer
Manuel 51Rela
Brown
Hammona Twner Ard
Charies W. Woodward
Tsa
Defends Farm Bill as Senate Attacks Supreme Court
Fragmented report shows Sen Republican Nebraska railing against Supreme Court action on the farm bill and urging Congress to rein in the tribunal. Debate in the Senate yields no action on pending replacement measures as factions clash over policy and enforcement amid broader political tension.
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Wasnarton
Acm
Nnstraion Farm Bil
Senvos
Republican
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Aec.s
Congress
Senate
Actien
Fricay
Cebate
Nice Attacks New Deal and Policies in Maryland
Gov. Harry W Nice denounces the New Deal and the Supreme Court in a Lineet dinner address. He defends constitutional guarantees and individual rights while opposing added real estate burdens and insisting the State remains solvent. Attendees from Hagerstown include Senator Harry W Eimer and local officials.
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Hagerstown
Harry W Nice
Conson
Supreme Court
WATCS
Harry W. Eimer F Munshober
W . G Ed Myers
E. Alder
David G. Everhar
Claggen
E. Ramsburg
Linthicum
Lincoln Praised On His 127th Birthday
A 127th birthday observance for Abraham Lincoln drew eulogies across Kentucky and Washington. Presidents Roosevelt Hoover and other leaders lauded Lincoln’s preservation of the Union as wreaths were placed at monuments amid mixed praise from lawmakers.
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Lincoln
Byrre
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Springsela
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Genbure
Michigan
G. O
Repsohan Cls
New York
Sen
Hastogs
Repuclian
Delaware
Wim Wahi
L.ncdin
Weather and egg industry notes from regional report
Readings show cold statewide lows with a 10 degree minimum in Baltimore area. The report mentions 15 degree highs near Tam and Camber and notes two measurements recorded at Lutherville. A separate line states that poultry breeding for egg production is a relatively recent practice, developed in the last 50 years.
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Lutherville
Owts
Baltimore
Man Hazers
Stamp design tale during Soudan campaigns
In 1597 Sir Herbert Kitchener led British forces in the Sudan Upper Nile area as he reorganized territories after successive victories. Col E A Stanton designed a stamp inspired by camel mail and sacks of straw, showing Berber and Hichar tun districts, foretelling the capture of Buc towns.
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Khartum
Upper Nile Valley
Herbert Krteener
Sudan
Col
E. A. Stanton
Stanton
Sud
Wepsogh
NEA Service, Inc
Memorial to Hunter Commission Formed to Raise Funds
A new memorial commission was created today in Salsbury to raise funds for a commemorative project. The 12-A panel aims to support a public tribute and related activities, seeking community donations and involvement.
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Salsbury
Feo 12
Ser- Patremping Caesapeace Vay Green
Fire destroys home as county fire crews argue over duty
Details describe a fatal delay as Toutson and Pikesile fire companies disputed who should respond to the alarm. Firefighters used hand extinguishers and hoses stretched a quarter to a half mile, hampered by slow action and means of access. Rescue efforts and water supply were hampered, with losses totaling about $190,098 and little headway achieved before outside companies arrived.
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Fes
Wes
Steenson
Thomas Hildt
Mr. Hiet
Moss
Jther
Jones Falls
Touson
Sre
Paic
Com. Panies
Woodlaan
Freq
Pusesy
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