Bar Association Banquet Highlights Civic Leaders and Law Themes
Frederick County Bar Association held its annual banquet at Hotel Frederick with Judges Willard Woodward and others present. Key speakers urged bar leadership in defense of constitutional checks, economic justice, and civic duties, recalling Revolutionary War era ties and local legal heritage.
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Arthur 2. Willard
Charles Wy
Woodward
Weests
Bar Association of
Frederick County
Hotel
Frederick
Hammend Urner
Court of Appeals
Annapoli
Princeton Buckey
Association
Urner
Willard
Buckey
Bar
Boston
General Lafayette
Thomas Schley
Thomas Johnson
Thomas S. Lee
Enoch Louis Lowe
John Lee Carroll
Mine Workers Move to Expel William Green
Washington February 15. William Green, risen from manual labor to head the American Federation of Labor, appears set to be expelled from his United Mine Workers post. The policy committee backed a resolution to strip Green of his card after he called the General Motors strikes a surrender by John L. Lewis. Lewis leads the mine workers and heads the committee for industrial organization amid a bitter rift seeking broader industrial unions.
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Washington
Peb
William Green
Cout Miies
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers
Green
General Motor
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Mine Workers
Committee For Industrial Organization
Federation
Lewis Committee
Fine for dizzy driving and drunkenness in police court
Charles Summers of New Market Street faced charges after a collision and intoxication in Market Street area. Judge Bowltts fined Summers 10 dollars plus costs for attempting to operate a motor vehicle while intoxicated, and he began a 35 day jail term in default after failing to pay. Other defendants included Charles Montgomery for drunkenness and assault, Leroy Diggs injured in the incident, and Harvey Weedon found with a revolver. all faced fines and penalties as described by officers Phebus and Fagan.
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Charles Summers
Market Jim Saints
Howlus
Sumer
Tranor
City Cmeers Times
Mution Carmack
Robert Silox
Dante
Justice Bowltts
Funders Sio
Charles Montgomery
Leroy Diggs
Diggs
Montgomery
Ben Phebus
Harvey Weedon
Lawrence Fa
Cattle Horns Living Room Suite Owned by Mrs Kline
A fragmentary 19th century notice describes a unique living room suite once owned by Mrs Elizabeth Khare of Mt Pleasant, including horned table pieces, leather seating, and a cradle. notes a related Massachusetts mirror piece and the owner’s relocation from Pikesville to Mt Pleasant last August.
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Berns
Tex
Elizabeth Khare
Heats Kline
Oan
Dea
Ravenas
Cleveland
New England
Texas Horns
Ivan Minte
Texad
Bovis
Piper
Rimes
Maresachusetts
Alfred D. Sampson
John Ll. Sullivan
David Mitchel
Wellfleet
Mass
Kline
Pikesville
Mt Pleasant
Salary Hearing Tonight On State Employee Pay Restore
A public hearing is set in Annapolis at 7:30 p.m. before the Senate Finance Committee and the House Ways and Means Committee on restoring salary cuts for state employees. The Maryland Classified Employed Association announced the event, with a large delegation expected.
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Annapolis
Senate Finance
Ways and
House
Maryland Classified
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United States
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Jacob Rohrback
John 8. Newman
Supreme Court
George R. Dennis
Leo Weinberg
Ing
Arthur D. Willard
Charles W. Woodward
Benjamin
Rosenstock
Guy K. Motter
John Hershberger
Register of Wills
Ellis C. Wachter
Clayton K. Watkins
iClerk
Montgomery County Court
Marlon
Moberly Court Crier
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Tabe
America
S. Klein
Christopher Columbus
New World
West Indies
St. Ursula
Columbus
Islands of the Virgins
Teadtetion
England
France
Rhine
Coologne
Attila
British Virgin Islands
Heha Belleve
Tate
Islands
NEA Servier
Ray
William Greer
Hagerstown
FUR Shop
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Hagerstown, Md
Dizzy
Maile Wy Wustand
Conshta
Awadence
Juha G. Dubs
Grover A. Naraaanin
Fom
Pande Dathis
Harry Pox
Qilver Phe Wits
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VapoRub
Vicka Plana
Ateater
Cnlds
Inclinke
Teste Amonng
Barbara Stanwyck
RKO Radio Pictures
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