Grand jury ends term after day session in Bastardy cases focus
The grand jury adjourned after a partial day session and reviewed 154 witnesses and 39 presentments. Jurors inspected the county jail almshouse and Emergency hospital and recommended diverting petty cases to a magistrate to save costs and continue public trials of certain bastardy cases.
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Sessio
Rand
Judie Arthur
Willard
Arsunel
Mantesque
Imleth
Beat
County jury report urges safety and facility upgrades
The jury urges better car lock-up to curb thefts and recommends new fire extinguishers for Montevue and an elevator and x ray for the Emergency Hospital. Jail fixtures are deemed antiquated and unsanitary. uniforms for prisoners and stricter dog control are advised alongside more visits to gambling-suspected locations.
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Jai
AK. Fisher
Charles W. Warbaugh
Sablilasville
Howard Damuth
Wharmont
Willard
Monteyue
Maurice D. P. Slifer
Emer- Emency Hospital
Boo. Thome
Mike Reed
Fire Devastates Dowghis Alaska. Tallapoosa Aids Rescue
A coastal fire in Dowghis Alaska destroyed most of the town within hours. The Coast Guard cutter Tallapoosa reported near-total devastation and aided firefighting efforts from its wireless station at sea. Dowghis lies opposite Juneau on the Alexander Archipelago, with salmon canneries and mining wealth noted in regional history.
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Wash
Dowghis
Alaska
Coast Guard
Tallapaasa Ad‘ism Alivision
Dowrles
Tune
Juneau
Withi
Tallapoosa
Sruil
Douglas
Alexander Archipelago
Mo Ohas
Altius ‘Rha
Russia
Securities Sold At Public Sale At Courthouse
Securities offered at public sale at the courthouse Saturday by Calvin S Lohr substituted as trustee in the case of Annie Forney were purchased: Two shares of Potomac Edison preferred stock at 103 each by Marty Wrandt. Certificate of beneficial interest in Peoples Liquidating Corporation valued at 3109 face value by Leslie N Cobbentz. A Frederick Hotel Company first mortgage bond of 1000 was withdrawn at a bid of Band.
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Lohr
Justee
Annie Forney
Votomac Edison
Marty . Wrandt
Peoples Liquidating Corporaton
Lesiie N. Coblentz
Frederick Hotel Company
Grand Jury Recommends Jail Upgrades And Law Enforcement Steps
The report urges new bathroom fixtures and uniforms for jail staff to quicken prisoner processing. It notes 32 inmates currently housed, calls for stricter dog control, more frequent police visits to gambling sites, and thanks Sheriff Roy Mobhliner Chief Allen Bartgia and others for their aid.
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Peronne
Archibald JF. Fisher
Roy Mo Bhliner
Allen S. Bartgia
Guy and
Pre
Sherman P. Bowers
Councel
Aswelance
Alen
Wilbur M. Seeger
Spenerr Janes
Fra T
Sears
Obsolete Horse and Buggy Laws Still on States Books
Chicago reports a 1037 era reminder that many states retain archaic statutes from horse and buggy days. Repeal efforts target North Dakota restrictions on bridge speeds, Indiana labor and education rules, and wide hedges in Indiana rights of way. Geneva New York bans evenings near stations and gunpowder sales by candlelight, plus pigs allowed through city streets. Wisconsin notes a law revisor and fines for a dog chasing game. Kansas bars crooning on highways and reptile exhibitions. no final enforcement described.
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Chicago
North Dakota
Indiana
Geneva
N.Y
Wisconsin
State Capitol Park
Kansas
Judghind
Obsolete State Laws Highlight Quirks From Across the Nation
A survey recalls historic decrees still on the books, from Missouri dueling bans and allowed speeds to Ohio and Connecticut penalties. It notes 1927 repeals, unusual rules in Maryland and Delaware, and wedding proscriptions in Pennsylvania, reflecting long vanished legal curiosities.
Garey Testifies on Govorner's Influence Over State Police
Annapella Md February 23 Major Enoch Garey former superintendent of State Police told a Senate Investigating committee politics played the key part in the Governors handling of the department. He said he refused to appoint a politically controlled successor and discussed questions about orders and temperament. He presented a signed report by professors and psychiatrists challenging three National Guard officers who recommended his dismissal.
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Enoch 2. Garey
Poliee
Senate Investittuting
Offee
Kestons
Garey
Blime Manheower
Fredenck
John D.C. Duncan
Ballasore
Serer Walbert Volfanter
Tangier Teand
Virginia
Hunter
Pacar
Callan
Jennie
Etold
Cal- Tan
Major Garey
Senate
Adolph Meyer
Johns Hopkins Universsity
Ross Chapman
Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital
Manfred Gutmacher
University of Maryland
Baltimore
National Guard
Tangier
Serjeant
Nice
Munshower
Strike Vote Ordered by United Shoe Workers Union
Boston February 24 the general executive board of the United Shoe and Leather Workers Union voted five to one to call a general strike in all factories under its jurisdiction unless an immediate 15 percent wage increase is granted.
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Boston
United Shoe and Leather Workers Union
Government Forces Repulse Rebel Troops in Spain Clash
Reported heavy fighting near Madrid and Valencia describes government troops repulsing rebel attacks. In the Jae rama and Tajune regions, the assault aimed at Ponyarroan EOI and surrounding forts failed after a ten hour battle. Insurgents held positions along the Asturias and nearby sectors as government artillery pressed to break defenses.
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Telephone Co Names Wilson As Heid
Baltimore Md February meeting of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. board of directors re-elected Wilson as president and Feeder as general manager. Officers listed include Tulip O. Cotta John O. Roar John A. Remon vice presidents Walter Clarsen Ralph Van Orsdel Clarkson Franklin Kemworthy M. Griffin L Speer Jr J L Talbot and others in key posts.
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Pobo Whee
Wilson
Pianagero
Chesapeake and Potostte Telephone Company
Balestimore
Maryland
Tulip O. Cotta
John O. Roar
John A. Remon
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Ralph A. van Orsdel
Thomas B. Clarkson
Idea
Franklin H. Kemworthy
I .G. Roer
George Ju. Warren
J. Brooke Rose
Weot Stants
de M. Griffin
J. L. Speer, Jr
C. L. Canalil
Eral Trafic
J.talbot
Baltimore Rookie Fined for Bookmaking Admitted at Trial
William Gamernin, a boot maker on Ruston Avenue, was fined 1000 and sentenced to nine months by Judge Eugene O Dunne in the Criminal Court for conspiring with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co to aid bookmaking using silent phones. He was released on bail pending a Maryland Court of Appeals appeal. Levin, his attorney, argued the phones were not used for gambling and noted the defendant had led an exemplary life aside from the incident.
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Baltimore
Wailliam Fammernin
Ruston Avenue
Oan
Cheapeake
Poetamack Telephone Company
Mas
Eugene Oyunne
Nan
Baal
Maryland
Jade So
Gersud Baal
Elbo Levin
Ammeringn
Ogde
Metmin Saad
Zammers
Chile
Levin
Zaamernan
Ejectment Case Casts Squatter Claim On Payne County Property
Gearhart appeals a circuit court decision in ejectment against Nasdor and others over a contract to purchase property. Naylor allegedly occupies the house as a squatter and refuses to leave, with Schnaufler titled attorney. Two drunken driving appeals from Justice Bowlue involve Wy Smith and Carl Ways, each fined 100 dollars plus costs. Allan Bennett for both. A historical note recalls 1700 English insurance policies covering immorality and lies.
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Reuber Naylor
Gearhart
Circmt
AL We Teler
Gear- Diet Tant Nasdor
Mags
Payne
Naylor
Hias
AM. Schnauffer
Court of Justice
Emmett R. Bowlue
John Wy Smith
Burkittsville
Carl Ways
New Market
Smith
Allan Bennett
Mayor Lloyd C. Culler Returns Home After Illness
Mayor Lloyd Culler has left Union Memorial hospital in Baltimore after several days of observation and returns to his home. He is now able to be at his office each day and is much improved.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
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