Nations Owing Us May Be Penalized Debates Shape Today
Washington March 10 strong debate on war debts dominates Congress with talk of penalties for delinquent nations and a push to ratify the Lawrence treaty with Canada a vast power and navy accord. President Roosevelt’s recommendations and various tax and home loan measures are discussed as lawmakers seek paths through fiscal and foreign policy knots.
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Alderman Hiteshew Hart Injured In Fremont Road Crash
Alderman Hiteshew Hart and Alderman Charles P. Hiteshew are recovering at home 207 East Second Street after a car skid on the New Route near Frederick, Maryland, hurled Hart from the automobile. He suffered broken ribs, lacerations, and bruises and was taken home by a passing car.
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Falls from bridge injures MLJ Grove worker
Gilbert Mils 27, of Burktsville, an employee of the MLJ Grove Lime Company, fell about 40 feet from a bridge framework over Catoctin Creek on a road between Brunswick and Point of Rocks. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital with a broken left arm and a lacerated right knee. About twenty two other workmen assisted as the four-span bridge neared completion. The accident occurred Wednesday afternoon during bridge construction on the two and a half mile road project.
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MLJ Grove Lime Company
Catoctin Creek
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Point of Rocks
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Pont of Rocks
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Trial Begins Today in Murder Case at Winekoop House
The Winekoop matriarch faces trial on murder charges with the state seeking a conviction for the death of Rhea Gardner Winekoop in an operating room. The case centers on a mother son dynamic, weapons of chloroform, and physician Dr Allee Lindsay Winekooy.
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Plaintiff Granted Full Amount in Kaufman Garage Case
A circuit court jury awarded the plaintiff $138 plus interest in the case Kaufman Garage Company versus Crayl Z Green for the purchase note on a automobile. Green testified he paid, produced a bank receipt stub, and claimed payment via a check. Company witnesses said the note remained due. Separate claim for $100 tied to a truck sale resulted in a $50 verdict for the plaintiff.
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Arch L. Toms
Frank M. Stevens
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A M Wood
Jacob Rohrback
Renoe Harp
Kaufman Garage Company
Ira J. Exler
Claude Erler
North Marset Street
Alban Mc Wood
Alton ¥ Bennett
Deed Recorded For Three Lots On East Eighth Street
A deed was recorded in the clerk office on Wednesday for the sale of three lots on the south side of East Eighth street lots seven nine and nine together with the improvements from Sarah Wantz and husband Daniel T Wants of Henry county Indiana to Goldier May Caston of Washington for 3000 Before her marriage to Mr Wantz Mrs Wantz is Sarah Co Ordeman Subscribe for The News.
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Washington
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Planes On Mass Flight Over Sea
San Francisco January 10 six navy seaplanes formed a mass flight from San Francisco Bay toward Honolulu after two hours 10 minutes of takeoff attempts. The squadron reported passing the Sandpiper 300 miles out with a mission described as the longest overseas mass flight, with 24 crew aboard and aerial support from eight nearby ships. The feat recalls earlier attempts in 1927 1928 when seven people died attempting the route.
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Charges Dismissed In West Patrick Street Collision Case
Michael Eyre faced charges of failing to stop after an accident and reckless driving after a slight collision on West Patrick street. Justice Guy K. Motter dismissed the charges after defense testimony, noting the damage was minor and witnesses claimed not to know of the crash until police arrival. Three occupants said they were not startled and did not detect the collision. A claim that another car caused Eyre to swerve and that a “click” occurred as the parked vehicle was touched was also cited. Lewis Steward forfeited $19 collateral on a charge of operating on expired District of Columbia markets as presented by State Officer B. H Cecil.
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Charles Livingston Bull as Animal Painter
Charles Livingston Bull known for animal paintings. The text notes a coda as a final flourish of a musical composition and attributes Galileo with inventing the telescope.
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Italy to Order Big Mike Back to America
Rome reports the Court of Cassations ruled Giuseppe Spinelli formerly Italian, hence extraditable to the United States for a Pittsburgh gangland killing. Spinelli had claimed American citizenship, with his lawyers appealing to the justice minister as a final step. The court stated he had established U S citizenship and was a confirmed homicide, awaiting formal approval from Milan.
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Big Mike” Spinel
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Alimony Reduction Approved in Strother Divorce Case
Circuit Court reduced Dr George T Strother's alimony payments to Mrs Ernestine May Strother from 100 to 50 dollars monthly. Mrs Strother obtained an absolute divorce on October 30, 1929 with permanent alimony set at 100 dollars monthly. A year-long petition by Strother's attorney William M Storm prompted the recent decree.
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Borunswick
Ernestine May Strother
Washington
Strother
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Loyalty Chapter of OES Installs New Officers
Loyalty Chapter No. 52 of the Order of the Eastern Star in Middletown held an annual installation of officers. About 100 members attended as Miss Angie Ryan installed officers with assistance from Mrs Albert Brice, Mrs Harry T. Zimmerman, and Miss Eleanor Eichelberger. New officers include Mrs. Lora L. Kefauver as worthy matron and Leas Eichberger as worthy patron, among others. Miss Marjore Adam entertained with vocal numbers accompanied by Miss Eichelberger.
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Vernon Cobienz
Marjore Adam
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