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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
3
Governor Alver C. Rercate inaugurated Gur tack WT completion of Wa.k wom. Dave C White named as Secretary of State nominee sent to Senate for confirmation. House transmits labor amendment text to era constitution. Senate adjourns to next Tuesday.
Maryland's Gov. Albert C. Ritchie, elected for a third term, recites the oath in Annapolis as the General Assembly watches. Chief Judge Bond administers, with a 19-gun salute, and Ritchie delivers the inaugural address in the House chamber.
A jury found for the defendant in the Brunswick automobile collision suit of John Talton vs Donald Dixon heard Wednesday before Judge Glenn H Worthington. Talton claimed medical injuries from a May 29 1926 crossing incident. Dixon was driver of the auto that struck him. Talton was represented by Arthur D Willard and Holden Felton. Dixon by Reno Harp.
The report recalls LaRue leaving the city and facing a police court hearing where he was deemed a shock victim, while William Sheldon of Motters Station was arrested for cruelty to animals after allegedly starving and mistreating a horse. The proceedings, led by Justice August Brust, concluded amicably.
A garbled report notes President Ferguson pardoning actions for a term and mercy provisions affecting several cases. Despite unclear wording, the piece hints at actions around a pardon or clemency, with references to dates, places, and officials, suggesting a controversial mercy measure under consideration and potential public reaction.
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