Protests Over Transients At Montevue Home
County commissioners hear a report on disturbances at Montevue Home staged by transients from the Frederick Trams Center. Former Sheriff James A. Jones warns resignation if action isn t taken as fights and a choking incident disturb elderly and infirm residents. Officials plan measures to relocate the transients after February 27.
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Doumergue Wins Confidence Vote In French Chamber
Paris Feb 15 AP report states Premier Gaston Doumergue secured broad support after delivering his address. Deputies crowded around him with confidence of over 400 votes promising peace at home and stronger respect for France abroad.
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McCracken Plans Sentence Appeal In Contempt Case
Willam P. MacCracken planned to appeal to the court from a ten day jail term for contempt imposed by the Senate. His companion Li H Brittin chose to serve the ten days instead of appealing. MacCracken, former Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Air, and Brittin, vice president of Northwest Airlines, faced jail for subpoenas defiance. Bond for MacCracken set at 5,000 dollars. he was freed pending appeal. Brittin would not appeal and would go to the District of Columbia jail to begin his term.
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Morning sleet cripples traffic with many crashes
Sleet-coated roads across the region leave many motorists stranded and vehicles damaged. A southbound car struck an electric pole near Worman's Mill, narrowly missing injuries. Trucks collide near Barbera bridge and along Emmitsburg to Liberty roads as authorities report numerous skids and calls for help.
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Capitol ends special counsel program in House vote
State Capitol Richmond report notes House of Delegates passed a bill abolishing the special counsel in a measure aimed at consolidating attorney general duties. Officials touted support for the reform while outlining expenditures and state program implications amid a broader push to restructure legal offices.
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Tangier Island Locked in Ice Strands Inhabitants
A U S coast guard cutter established communications with Tangier Island in the Chesapeake locked in ice. About 2,000 people may face food shortages as the ice prevents rescue ships from delivering provisions. The cutter planned to penetrate the sound to reach the island or nearby. A separate update from Norfolk cites another Tangier Island distress plea.
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Oysterman Reported Safe After Apparent Loss
Apparent loss of an oyster boat or oysterman was corrected as safe. The record notes a February report by AP and mentions a Grand Master of Masons dinner in Baltimore with attendees including Milard, WalL MulaH Doi, and A. LeRay.
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We Are on Our Way Roosevelt First Year
A compact, period tone review of Roosevelts first year highlighting momentum and public sentiment. It notes Washington development, crowded hotels, and ongoing political momentum with references to inaugurations and national progress. A neighbor reports a neighbor near Hedges and Mr Scholl rescues his wife from a fire with no injury.
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Acceptance by hold increases share of Home Owners Loan
The Home Owners Loan Corporation saw a sharp rise in acceptances today with eight additional acceptances recorded. Officials at James H Cramer appraiser’s office noted a total of about $40,000 in accepted mortgage counts tied to the emergency program and anticipated further growth as more mortgages are processed.
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Weather snapshot for today and tomorrow
Ambiguous weather data shows a low temperature and scattered time stamps. Moonrise and moonset times are listed with unclear hour markers.
New Deal Aide Scandal Ties to Washington Reception
In a chaotic scene at a Washington reception tied to government circles, Justice Department and Army officials faced grilling by grand juries and committees. The piece notes attention on Woodring and connections to the War and State departments, with references to a 1914 room occupation and ongoing political fallout.
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Coinage Committee Head to Speak Here Friday
William L Fiesinger will address the public Friday around 12 at Gisclas venue. The meeting, led by the coinage committee acting chairman, aims to inform residents on the topic with expert local input.
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Rebellion in Vienna Crushed by Loyal Forces
Reports say Austrian capital Vienna was crushed by loyal forces after a rebellion. Details remain limited, with officials confirming military action and control restored in key districts. No civilian tolls or dates provided in the readable text.
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Second Vice Chancellor in Danger of Capture
Vienna reports Socialists gaining in the civil war as the government fights to suppress dissent. Second Vice Chancellor Ernst Von Starhemberg and fascist Heimwehr allies were reported surrounded while government troops attacked machine gun nests. A socialist apartment building was shelled then captured with civilians found inside as mopping up squads moved through the district. Also, O Borsonets of New York said his 17 year old daughter Alice died of wounds from Vienna street fighting, with the family seeking a State Department investigation.
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Disorderly Strangers Stir Police Trouble in City
Report notes disorderly strangers troubling officers during a recent incident. Authorities cite multiple complaints and ongoing concerns as police respond to the scene and investigate disturbances near public areas.
Meeting to choose presiding officer for Friday’s event
A Thursday committee met in person to select a chair for Friday’s meeting with Congressman Fiesizer as a listed participant. Attendance was expected to be modest, reflecting church guests and others interested in hearing Mr Fiesinger. A brief program followed under the direction of Ausin Rhoads.
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