Woman charged after Frederick County double shooting
John M Morgan, 52, died after a gunshot wound from his wife Eula Morgan, 32, who was arrested on a murder charge. Investigators said Morgan died of a heart attack amid treatment for gunshot injuries. State’s Attorney and deputies questioned Morgan. she claimed self defense after a dispute.
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John M Morgan
Chville
Frederick County
Eula Morgan
Snertt
Hiner
Sheff Ghares W. Smyth
Sherman
Bosers
Morgan
Frederick Cty
Fron
Walter E Sinn
Acing Corontr
Frede
City Hospital
Boxers
Sherif Charles W. Smith
Frederick City
Sherif Hilmer
Smith
Brauz
Austin L
End
Yellow Springs
Adam Morgan
Hack Morgan
Ter
Har
R Exchison and Son
Faners
Fire at Othersonsburg garage causes total loss
Fire at a garage in Othersonsburg was discovered at about 2:30 am. The blaze destroyed a parane m% structure with two large trucks valued at about 1000 dollars each and six tons of hay worth 60 dollars. The building and contents suffered a total loss estimated around 400 dollars. Ann Estelle Clagett heard the explosion and confirmed the garage was ruined.
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Othersburg
Ap Mately
Ann Estelle Clagett
Central Trust Case in Court Appeals Likely Next Week
Jurisdictional objections to the receiver of the defunct Central Trust Company seek to limit statutory liability collection from stockholders in Howard and Carroll counties. Two cases Nos 19 and 20 in the January term challenge Frederick County Circuit Court jurisdiction over the labony assessment, with the Maryland Court of Appeals expected to decide by week’s end. The nine appellants include James H Allender and others from Westminster and Filicuit. Jerome A. Loughran and ex-State’s Attorney James Clark appear for the receiver. The contest centers on whether Carrell and Howard county stockholders or those from other counties can be sued in Frederick County Court. The case may hinge on whether residents of other counties are within the court’s reach. The Court of Appeals began its January session Tuesday and could announce a decision soon. The Frederick County case against the receiver arises from an order three years old enforcing statutory liability. Beechers and Retrs filed the appeal, arguing a valid defense if the order is modified. The same lawyers also handle the Smithsburg case appeal.
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Central Trust Company
Howard
Carroll
Maryland Court of Appeals
Frederick County
Court of Appeals
James H Allender
Westminster
Herbert H. Cress
Evers C Hollman
West
Carrell
Howard County
Frederck
Frederick
Paris
Reu
Ths
Deere
Eis
Smithsboro
Theugh
David J Beecher
Tale
Smithsburg
Baby Bond Bonus Bill Near Passage In Senate
The Senate edged toward passage of the baby bond bonus bill amid testimony by Secretary Morgenthau on potential financing needs. He outlined possible treasury needs up to 11.3 billion dollars over 17 months and said a $2 billion money-raising operation might be required, with figures cited by Senator Couzens. Also in European news, German sabre-rattling shadowed the Franco British pact as Paris papers warned of re militarization, while an Ethiopian incident reported church damage and casualties from Fascist air raids in Saketa.
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Republican
Michigan
Treasury
Aliols
Roosevelt
Morgentiau
Harrison
Mississipp
Themeehes
Couzens Jaise
Couzens
Sen
Gerry
Rhinie Island
Adolf Hitler
Bluteland
London
Paris
Howeves
Sweden
New Farm Program Hopes Amid Roosevelt Address
President Roosevelt spoke at a press conference expressing hope for swift enactment of new farm legislation. He indicated continued federal control over production while awaiting Senate action and noted divisions among lawmakers on timing and details.
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Wastung
Roosevelt
Prion Tod Sen Neer
Webrasta
Soviet to Arm as Budget for 1936 Reported
Moscow reports the 1936 military budget will more than double 1935 spending. The standing army is set near 1,000,000 men with planned outlays of 134.8 billion rubles. Commissar of Finance informs the Soviet Central Executive Committee of the measures amid alleged threats from neighbors.
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Moscow
Swies Union
Russia
MS Union Central Execuive
Law Upholding Bookies Ban Affirmed by Appeals Court
The Washington appellate court upheld a law outlawing bookies and denied a request to restrain rate changes. Judge Walter Jtared stated the lower court ruling in case number 390 of 1935 was proper. The decision affirmed the denial of temporary relief and found the appellant not entitled to continuance under the then current section.
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Honalty
Washington
Nandbourne
Cou
Walter
Harry
Wasi Orient
Mexico's Palace of Fine Arts Opens After Long Effort
The National Theater in Mexico City named Palace of Fine Arts opens after 39 years of planning and cost between seven and ten million dollars. Marble work uses Queretaro stone with a Rivera mural restored after a Rockefeller Center loss. A glass mosaic curtain costs two hundred fifty thousand dollars and an intercontinental congress is linked to its dedication. Meanwhile Mrs Margaret Harlan of Belair Maryland dies after a brief illness, wife of Edwin Harlan, daughter of the Hanway family.
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Porfirio Diaz
National Theater
Palace of Fine Arts
Mexico
Ciicus
Queretaro
Allan Carrara
San Carlos Museum
Diego Rivera
Rockefeller Center
Pact With Britain Halted Negotiations
Washington reports from wartime State Department files reveal Col. E M House pressured Britain to settle the German submarine issue. House and Sir Edward Grey reportedly drafted a peace plan that would involve American participation if Germany refused. The plan was abandoned at House's urging.
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Washington
State Departments
Ute Seraie Munitions Committee
Col. E. M. House
Woodrow Wison
Great Britain
J.P. Moran
Siead
House
Sir Edward Gresten
Germany
Cuban Army Agents Shoot Kidnappers in Irland Republic
Cuban army agents in Guanajay shoot and kill three suspects after abducting the 28 year old son of a wealthy manufacturer. The incident follows a ransom demand reported at fifty nine thousand two dollars, with the attackers left dead after brief gunfire.
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Guanajay
Cuba
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E. Patrick ST
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Klein
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Jate
Harry Hanway
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C. C. Carty, Inc
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Patrick St. Frederick, Md
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