Indictments Return by Jury in County Case Load
The February term jury returned eleven indictments against one defendant, Roland E L Long, including six for receipt of stolen goods and three for possession for sale and sale of intoxicants without license. Three other defendants face charges from related thefts in the Johnsville area, with two also charged jointly with William Grimes. Additional indictments involve robberies and assault with intent to rob. Several defendants remain free on bond as investigations continue and more indictments are expected before the grand jury adjourns.
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Roland EL Long
Johnnsvalle
Russell
Newcomer
Weymar
William S. Grimes
Dee Howard T. Few
Iinl
County Autorits
Long
Arthur “Snooter” Fuller
Frederick
Prosprietor
Levwntown
John Witherow
Gettysburg
Robery
Clark Seller
St. Anthony's
Emmitsburg
Piercy
Harry Dakoer
Lews Hoy
Charter Key
Jr Charles Patterson
Jatin Meyers
Helen Goods
Mantevue van
Mrs Simpson Attends Style Show At Cannes
Mrs Simpson attends fashion event in Cannes described with stylistic detail and social bustle. The report notes royal figures and a formal court context involving Sir Walter, the Duke of Windsor, and discussions around titles and succession.
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Mrs. Simpson
Cannes
New York Editor Dies At Age 80 In New York
Ted Ralle Oden editor of the New York Times died at his home from AC pulmonary condition. A distinguished figure in American journalism he led the New York Evening Post for two decades and later served with the Times for about 19 years. He remained active until last Monday when he had a car accident. A few weeks ago he was summoned to the final day of a busy session.
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New York
Vines
Ave
Ted Ralle Oden
New York Times
Seth
Yidditur
Timnes
Gider
Mandas
Girl 13 Mother Of Twins Claims Pappy Involved
A fragmented report from Mirmienbard Alabama describes a 13 year old girl and her twin birth situation. The text mentions a woman named Promint Keller and a man named Daagapert, with unclear roles. A supposed adviser named Alvis weighs in on the matter, while others mention a church and a young mother waiting on judgment.
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Mirmienbard
Ala
Melys
Chyrch Willvans
Bette
Atrs
Ernest Aloore
Mhother
Alvis
Rail Workers Discuss Proposed Wage Boost
Chicago February twenty second. Representatives of sixteen non operating railroad brotherhoods discussed a possible wage boost for railroaders. Chairman George Mc Harrison noted that five brotherhoods recently proposed about twenty percent raises, though no definite decision was made. He added the groups may seek a ten percent cut during the depression but wage levels had since been restored to about the 120 level.
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Chicago
George Mc Harrison
Harrisen
TOS
Eighth Week of Assembly Opens in Maryland
Annapolis Md February reports say the Maryland Legislature reassembled for the eighth week of the session to tackle the governor’s seventy million dollar budget for 1930 and to topics including a probe into the State Police Department. Governor Harry Nice aims to push appointments to state offices and the “Green Bag” list while lawmakers prepare for hundreds of amendments as finance and appropriations committees complete the budget.
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Annapolis
State House
Harry Wo Nice
Nee
Senate
Mouse
Maryland
Stite
Sette
TraMle
Baltimore
eHy
Lister License Board
Senate Finance
Taose Ways and Means
State Police Department
Ridgely P. Melvin
Money
Bloody struggle erupts in Oviedo streets during siege
Reports from Oviedo describe a brutal street clash as government militiamen seized the Oviedo North Station from insurgents. Firefights flare around Pelayo Barracks while planes and guns encircle the city. In Madrid, government battalions push insurgents from the Jarama valley toward the capital, threatening Valencia and Guadalajara routes.
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Bilbao
Spain
Oviedo
Alcavar
Oviedo Bullrin
Pelayo
Madrid
Valencia
Jaramia
Jarama
Guadalajara
Efress
Gaudalajara
Maryland Senate Budget Briefing Nears Critical Stage
The budget faces delays as Dr MM. C. Uyrd president of the University of Maryland returns to explain institutional needs to the Senate Finance Committee. State police probe led by Senator John D C. Duncan is slated to begin, with most lawmakers urging faster action to avoid last-minute jam. Budget passage blocks any further appropriation bills, leaving relief programs oyster legislation prison idleness hospital issues and unemployment insurance changes unaddressed at mid-session.
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MM. C. Uyrd
University of Maryland
Senate Finance Committee
John D C. Duncan
Baltimore County
J Man Assessor Board Planned After Courthouse Meeting
After a Monday Courthouse conference with State Senator LeGore and key lawmakers, a plan emerged to draft two measures for the General Assembly. One creates a three member permanent assessor board with a supervisor and two assessors at 1800 dollars yearly, and the other delays delinquent tax notices by one month. Also under discussion are restoring salaries for county officials, a bond plan for a new high school opposed by some, and a city police merit system with broad sentiment.
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Harry W. Lae Gore
House of Delegates
Ede Ward S
Delaphine
Benjamin Jh. Rosenstock
General Assembly
Tis
Coun- State
LeGore
Winchester Hall
Livia
Kiwanis
Hooitary
Winchester Mall
PWA
LeGare
Intensive Phase Of Battle Begins Soon
Washington reports the intensive phase of the fight over President Roosevelt's proposal to empower the President to name federal judges. The Senate Judiciary Committee set March dates for hearings, with Chairman Ashurst and Attorney General Cussin shaping the probe. Critics argue funds should repair rural roads, not finance courthouse construction, while officials note misused tax revenues.
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Washington
Capitol Mall
Housevelt
Senate
Chaiemian
Ashurst
Areona
Ate Fommey
Cuneian
Ty A
Ainother
Controversy over Supreme Court age rule and farm policy debate
A lengthy debate unfolds on a proposed retirement rule for Supreme Court justices at age 70 and full pay, with the House already passing the measure and the Senate floor awaiting. Separate discussions cover Roosevelt's agricultural program at a White House conference where farm leaders criticized proposals shaping farm policy.
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Suanne
Supreme Court
Senate
White House
Roosevelt Ais
Manicipants
Parale Blamed For Moyer Girl's Death
A coroner jury in Contisville found 16 year old Helen Moyer murdered by Alexander. They recommended harsher parole penalties for the suspect and tied the case to debates over the parole system. The inquest occurred in a crowded Chester County hall with spectators and police investigations noted.
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Contisville
Pers
Helen Moyer
Alenander
Prand
Meyer Tepe
Meyer
Chester County
Chester Hhite
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