John Ray Faces 30 Day Jail Term After Domestic Scene
William Young a colored transient was sentenced to 90 days in jail after a court session led by Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett. Young is wanted in another city for rape and is connected to further investigations. John Ray, husband of a local woman, received 30 days in jail after assaulting a man walking with his wife and resisting arrest. The incident involved a confrontation with Chief Bartgls and officers, with testimony detailing a heated quarrel and counter accusations of infidelity.
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William Young
Alton Y. Bennett
Allen Bartgls
Young
Roelke
Co. Wirth
House of Correction
Ing
Ving
John Ray
Southarket Street
Bart 5
Ray
Bart
Rey
Past Chiefs Meet at Temple Social in Mountain City
The Past Chiefs Association of Mountain City Temple No 14 Pythian Sisters met at Bertha Rice's home last Wednesday evening at 7 30 with twenty members present. Business was transacted and a game of go was played. Prizes were won by Mollie Zimmerman Emma Fisher and Fannie King. The association will be entertained by Mrs J B Alinson at her home February 6 at 8 pm.
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Ountain City Temple
Pythi 1
Bertha Tce
Mollie Zimmerman
Emma Fisher
Ad Fannie King
J. B. al- Inson
Counsel for Receiver Appointed for Baltimore Trust Company
Gov Albert C. Ritchie J Purdon Wright and Joseph C France named as counsel to the receiver for the Baltimore Trust Company Deputy State Bank Commissioner John D Hespel was named receiver last Saturday to enforce stockholders liability of about 86250 000 against 3890 stockholders Judge Eugene O Dunne appointed the three attorneys after a petition urged independent judicial discretion in selecting counsel.
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Baltimore
Albert C. Ritchie
J. Purdon Wright
Joseph C. France
Old Baltimore Trust Company
State Bank
John D. Hespelher
Eugene O'Dunne
Ritchie
Entertained at Dinner at Harl Juhn Home
A turkey dinner was served Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harl M Juhn on Hast Patrick street. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Juhn and daughter Delores, Mr. and Mrs. Warry Shildt, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. E C Barlow of Brunswick, Mr. and Mrs. W R McCardell, Mrs. R B Watkins, Miss Ida B Watkin, and Mr. Samuel Beau, all of Sykesville.
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Harl M Juhn
Patrick Stret
Earl Juhn
Delores
Warry Shildt
Russell Lambert
E. C. Barlow
Brunswick
W. R. McCardell
R. B. Watkins
Ida B. Watkin
Samuel Beau
Sykesville
Ritchie moves out after 15 years as governor
Annapolis Md Jan 8 Gov Albert C Ritchie clears his executive desk for the last time to transact state business as chief executive He says he intends to practice law and will keep an interest in politics His precise political plans remain to be seen but he will not seek office again. Saarbruecken Saar Basin Territory Jan 8 Nazis guard voting as next Sundays plebiscite nears Officials disqualify several voters over signs of support for reunification with Germany to prevent ballot interference
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Annapolis
Albert C. Ritchie
Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Saar
Germany
Great Britain Establishes Unemployment Assistance Board
London reports Britain now assumes full care for every able bodied wage earner under 16 and 65 earning less than 25 a week. About 17 million workers pass under the new board at Thomas House. They receive indefinite government cash support when unemployed, with no poor law stigma. Requirements include making real efforts to find work.
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London
Great Britain
Unemployment Assistance Board
Thomas House
Nevada Sagebrush Declares State Flower in White Paper
The document notes the National Government faces at least 40 million dollars in extra costs per official estimates. It identifies Nevada's state flower as the sage brush, as stated in a White Paper.
Purified Oxygen Pills Claim Gall Bladder Relief
An old advertisement touts Oxcid tablets as a cure for indigestion and gall bladder issues. Claiming the product releases oxygen to stimulate digestion, it promises neutralization of acids and renewed vigor after meals. Sold by Propler Wrus Store and others.
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Eames
Propler Wrus Store, Inc
No Recognition Amid Franco Italian Disarmament Row
Rome reports a firm French Italian stance against Germany’s rearmament as Laval returns to Paris with accords pledging mutual efforts in Europe. An official communique cites rights of equality and possible unilateral armament changes, with talks to follow if needed. Officers installed at Mountain City Temple No. 14 Pythian Sisters featured Emma Fisher and others. A loan committee executive session at Farm Bureau discussed loan applications and convention plans in Maryland.
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Rome
Italy
Germany
Pierre Laval
Paris
Benito Mussolini
Laval
Africa
Europe
Mountain City Temple
Pythian Sisters
el Arick
Farm Rureau
Thomas €. Darby
Gaithersboro
Montgomery County
Chairigan
Brillwre
Antings
Maryland Agricultural Society
Maryland Farm Bureau Federation
Iseston
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Bruno Hauptmann
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Baltimore Trust Co
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Zic Bell
Nevada
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Patterson
Homer H. Bailey
Darrin Bishop
Karl F. Lueder
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Dodge Brothers Corporation
Department of Engineering
Chryster Motors
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Cheysiar Motors
the Staley Motor CO. Inc
East Patrick ST
France
Thema Culler
Dorthea Summers
Halle
Mildred Everha
Nellie Gleenderter
Rece Orda
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the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank OF
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United States
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Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
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