Luther Martin A Portrait of Maryland's Leading Lawyer
Monroe Johnson profiles Luther Martin, Maryland lawyer and early statesman, detailing his career from admission to the bar at 23 to his 1826 death, his role in the Burr treason trial and Chase impeachment, and his influence in resisting centralized federal power. The piece notes his prominence in Maryland and in national legal history.
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Luther Martin
Maryland
Monroe Johnson
William Crawford Johnson
National Republic
Washington
Johnson
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Mr. Johnson
Martin
Roger Brooke Waney
Supreme Court
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Philadelphi
America
Samuel Chase
Supreme Court of the
United States
Aaron Burr
Luther
Congress
Bar of
Winfield Dramatic Club plans Christmas play and quilting eve
Winfield Dramatic Club presents Christmas Eve at the Peer Farm at Salem Church Sunday at 2 pm and Taylorsville Church Sunday at 7 30 pm with a cast including Mrs Langdon Barbara Waltz Miss James Miss Watson Kathryn Wright Pearl Conaway Mrs Shaw Clara Barnes and others. A one act comedy The Quilting Bee will be staged January 8 at Winfield School with a full cast and music.
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Winfield
Winfield @treak Dramatic Club
Peer Farm
Salem Church
Taylorsville
Langdon
Boor House
Barbara Waltz
Miss James
Miss Watson
Kathryn Wright
Pearl Conaway
Shaw
Clara Barnes
Clemens
Dorothy Frizzell
Witcher
Hay Brown
W. Wall
Roland Pickett
Philadelphia
O. B. Pickett
Elmer Jenkins
Charles Jenkins
Dorothy Summers
Frederick
William Pickett
Roland Grimes
Eva Tahler
Laura Day
Leona Ganer
Eva Franklin
Marie Maker
Adalene Jenkinns
Helen Pickett
Margaret Barnes
William Stem
Marcus Pickett
Edward Will
Harry Pickett
Dowkey Day
Emerson Barnes
Burnell Jenkins
Ebenezer Church
Winfield Gircult Dramatic Club
Jacob Summers
Bradys Fleming
Shepherd- Pratt Hospital
A. J. Stem
Dorothy Bohr
Raymond Franklin
Charets Bair
Raymond
Adarene Jenkins
Calla Barnes
Willam Stem
Miss Barabara
Murray Kindley
New Market
Jay Conaway
Pearl
Jay and
Leroy
Skirt Styles Rise in Fashion as Wardrobe Diversifies
Paris fashion notes from January 3 describe skirts gaining status in every daily wear from morning to evening. The report highlights formality through blouses, the divide skirt trend for activity, and the shift toward slim silhouettes, bias cuts, and restrained fullness with gadets or pleats.
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Paris
Haute Coulture
Tailleur
Jean Patou
Settlement Accepted in Central Trust Stock Case
Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard signed an order authorizing John J. Ghingher to accept a settlement offer on stock liability involving Mrs. Meta Lamar Melvin of West Virginia. The agreement covers 400 shares tied to John C. Lamar and 195 shares in Mrs. Melvin, with deposits and certificates settled to discharge the assessment.
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Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Cour
John J. Ghingher
State Bank
Meta Lamar Melvin
West Virginia
Central Trust Company
Ghingher
Meta Jenkins Lamar
Dr. Melvin
Melvin
John C. Lamar
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Monrose Johnson
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Will
Marie
Virginia Fowler
Catherine
Robert Haight
Edgar Pickett
H. B. Buckingham
Bra Hill
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ebenexer M. E. Church
Ortha Fleming
Woodbine
Edward. S. Conaway
George Conaway
George
Emil Swanson
Margaret Waltz
C. M. Waltz
This Place
C. M. ‘Waltz, Jr
Dowell
Ernest Cover
Barabara Waltz
BY Jean Patou
NEA
Mallaret Bourke-Waite
Nua
Consiften
Donald Randall Richberg
National Emergency Council
New Deal
Richberg
Florence Richberg
General Johnson
Garrage
Ine
Quaker City
North Market Street
General Auto
Seiberling
GLOBE
Melvin M. Engle
North Market
U.S. No. 1
Maine
Standards
Chuck
Franks
Bologna
C. Jim Shull
Leondit
D Sedan
West Patrick St
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