Drunken driving costs Maynard Moxley license loss
Maynard JE Morley, known as Kid Moxley, 28, a Clagettsule automobile salesman, had his license revoked and permanently refused at a hearing in Eagles Court. W. Dana Rady, examiner, cited a recent drunken driving conviction and an August accident that injured Miss Mildred De Grange, leading to her leg amputation. Morley was fined $100 and faced permanent refusal, with insurance hurdles cited for future driving.
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Weather Summary From Old Almanac Fragment
Weather data fragment notes January temperatures and day length. Mentions low temperature last night and a year ago plus sunrise and sunset times. Also records moon phase and mistyped regional terms.
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Names President is the 1B presatelites Caeser Dat is a
The fragment references a president and mentions Caeser Dat in a dated context. It notes an era ending and a Supreme 135 offer related to a presidency. The readable text is fragmented with unclear meaning and lacks concrete events or dates.
Bank Elections and Officers Across Several Cities
Bank directors were elected and officers reappointed at Germantown and Brunswick with names including R. DeLasman John Vic Haze and Paul G. Heger among Germantown officials and H L Detamer Hy George Oscar P Souder and C W Stevens among Brunswick directors. Congressman David J. Lewis visited Frederick to address pensions and matters before the County Commissioners.
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Commissioners Agricultural Session on Roads Return
Two county boards meet today in session to discuss agricultural matters and the proposed road return plan. Officials report limited progress and await further guidance from the state body.
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Bonus Bill Conceded Passage Over Veto
Fragmented report outlines debates on bonus legislation across sessions. It notes opposition easing, prospects of highway and road funding, and a focus on farm programs while mentioning figures and committees.
Hauptmann Seeks Supreme Court Intervention
Attorney Bruna Richard Hauptmann asks the Supreme Court for a stay and habeas corpus relief in the Ednapper murder case. The motion sought a stay of execution and a possible reexamination of the death penalty, with Chief Justice Hughes offering a brief comment as the papers were submitted.
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Supreme Court
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Hog bitten by dog leaves two people hurt
A report from January 16 notes a hog bitten by a rabid dog caused panic and two persons, Jane Beaman Jr. and Mrs. Earl Beezman, were bitten and required rabies exposure care. Dr. B. G. Peck, a local officer, listed the actions taken and a 40 day quarantine proposed for those exposed.
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Would Compel Better Schools For Negroes
A fragmented notice or excerpt hints at a discussion urging actions to improve segregated schooling, with unclear surrounding context and potential references to appeals or campaigns. The readable text points to a demand for better schools for Black students.
Married In October She Asks For Divorce
Rena Jam, aged 16, files for divorce from Howard Ward Bennet whom she married on October 19, 1925 at Snox Ht Me. The suit cites cruelty by her husband and lists Mrs Bennett as residing at See 3 Y.
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Navy plans to build bigger fleets seen in The Age
An aged fragment reports on naval conference discussions preferring larger navies and greater funding. It notes expectations of Japan challenging America’s naval power and hints at the strategic shift toward modern, expansive fleets amid rising tensions.
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Unclear Market Prices Report Shows Mixed Movements
Fragmentary report notes price changes with percentages and currency figures. Mentions a 19 percent rise and a 44 percent metric tied to 1984, plus pound movements to about 96 pence. Details are incomplete.
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Firemen Set Unique Trap To Snare Pigeons
Firemen devised a novel trap to capture a roosting flock of nearly a hundred pigeons at a church complex in a town known for a Pied Piper analogy. Emory Carmack and Joseph Wallace prepared a hay‑draped chute and trap within a hoist ladder setup, aiming to drown or remove the birds without disruption, as community concern over the birds grew.
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Amendment Advances Power to Regulate Firearms
An unclear report notes a proposed amendment in Congress to expand the power to regulate firearms. The action centers on a legislative move linked to two named figures, Sen MW and Sen Lozan, with an ensuing decision expected to pass or be set for further consideration.
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Plane Wreck Looting Halted by Rangers After Crash
Reported thefts followed a deadly air disaster as Rangers guarded the wreck, slowed looters, and searched the scene near Forrest City. Witnesses described jammed speed indicators and gear damage while officials noted missing valuables from victims.
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Farm Co-Ops Stand Up Well Despite Low Mood
Baltimore January 16 AP Dr F B Bomberger president of the Baltimore Bank of Co-operatives said no other poor business drew the low mood as farmers co-operatives. He spoke at the annual Maryland Tobacco Growers convention in the joint Maryland Fat Bureau Feteragen and Maryland Agricultural Society meeting. Mrs R G Spoerlen Garral county said farm wives are better informed on current affairs than rural sisters and are abreast of problems much more today than city women facing crowded city life.
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Baltimore
F. B. Bomberger
Baltmore Bank of Co-operatives
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Ship Testing Basin Proposed at Cabin John
Proposal to establish a modern ship testing basin at Cabin John seeks authorization to purchase the base site for 33000000 dollars. The project aims to support ship testing and related naval affairs activities under the oversight of a House committee.
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Free Schools Of Foreign Radicals Debate Stirs Baltimore
A Baltimore report discusses a board meeting on teachers' oath of allegiance and the role of citizens in protests. Officials defend civic duty while critics warn against radical influence, highlighting tensions in education policy and public dissent.
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