Miss Stogner Accused in Shriner Suit Threats Heard
In Rockville Maryland a witness testifies that Maude Stogner of Rockingham North Carolina threatened to kill Edward Shriner Jr while Shriner sues for 500000 claiming heart balm. The witness also says Stogner punched Shriner on another occasion and the testimony includes hospital records and remarks about marriage and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Maude Sxer
Rockingham
N.C
Edward D. Shriner, Jr
Frederick Denker
Shriner
Stegner
Roy Himer
Frederick
Miss Steiner
Miss Brogner
Dring
Martin
Miss Stogmes
fall Arthur
Frederick County National Bank
William Sacks Called In Air Mail Inquiry
The Senate air mail investigating committee summoned William Sacks, former Republican candidate, to add to testimony that he had volunteered no deleterious contact for a five percent fee. William B. Robinson testified that Gaczs had said he could assist for a New Orleans St. Louis air mail broadcast, with actions ordered by officials.
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Washington
Senate air mail investgating
Wiliam Sacks
WiliamB. Robinson
Tepea
Gaczs
wes aus
New Orleans
br telephone
Fesvenday
Brown
de Cine
Byrd Expedition at Little America
Byrd expedition base at Little America described as a hub for polar supply and exploration efforts. Report notes challenges of wintering, logistical arrangements, and ongoing scientific observations in Antarctica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BYRD
LITTLE AMERICA
Veteran nationalist leader dies in Ireland
A veteran nationalist leader dies in Ireland amid a long career marked by decades of political activity. The passing follows a life closely tied to Irish political movements and regional events. The report notes the leader’s influence and the reaction from supporters and peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IRELAND
Weather Today and Precipitation Totals
Rainfall measured at 2.34 inches with normal around 2.20 inches for the period. Temperature details are unclear but indicate typical daily weather readings. Moonset and sunrise or sunset hints appear in garbled form.
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es Loma
Lomar
tom
NRA Fires Weisiger and Whiteside Reassignments Stir Talk
The article reports changes in NRA leadership amid policy clashes. Deputy Cary Weisiger is fired over bank service charge approval, with Weisiger reinstatement contested. Whiteside remains a target of internal dissatisfaction as Executive Brown and others face scrutiny.
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RODNEXY DUTCHER
Washington
NRA
A.D. White
Whiteside
BR. G. Dun & Co
Johnson
Cary N. Wessiges
Weisiger
appr
appar
sigan
White House
om shemar
NRA czar
Waiteside 2
Joan
Mayor Walmsley Challenges Long to Any Place Any Time
New Orleans Jan 18 AP Mayor T Semmes Walmsley fired back at Huey P Long in a heated campaign clash threatening to confront the senator anywhere under any colors. Long backed John Ellerer against Walmsley and Francis Williams in the Democratic primary next Tuesday.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
Long
Washington
John Ellerer
Francis Willams
Farmers discuss PCA loans and debt relief plan
Frederick county directors and peers from Washington and Montgomery counties meet to discuss Production Credit Association loans for production costs. The plan aims to help farmers by providing short term production loans and debt conciliations through the four county PCA group and the state Debt Conciliation Committee.
Dr George T Harding II dies at 55 in Worthington
Dr George T Harding II, brother of former President Warren G Harding, dies at his Worthington Ohio home after a serious illness. He was a noted neuro psychiatrist and served in the Medical Reserve during World War I. He leaves a widow, three sons, two daughters, and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George T. Harding
Warren G. Harding
Worthington
Harding
Medical Reserve
Hood College Debating Club announces upcoming schedule
The Hood College Debating Club releases a schedule for the year with events on February 10 with the Chinese Japanese debate in conjunction with Tontem porerr Club. February 23 debates at Gettysburg. March 3 debates with the University of Mary and at Hood. March 10 debate at Penn State. March 11 debate with Hillsdale College in Hillsdale Michigan.
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Hood College Debating Club
Tontemporerr Club
Geittisburg
Gettisburg
University of Mary
Hood
Penn State
Hillsdale College
Hilsdale
Mich
st Hood
Resignations Likely From Democratic National Committee
Washington Jan 18 AP reports further resignations from the Democratic National Committee and a complete reorganization of the body loom as a result of President Roosevelt’s opposition to members practicing law in Washington. The committee currently lacks a secretary and a treasurer with vacancies among its committeemen.
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Roos
Washington
Democratic national committee
cerea todey
Roosevelt
national committee
lst
Gan burning newborn in Chester weighs light years heavy
A rushed birth report from Chester details a newborn girl weighing 18 pounds at birth with unclear context and confusing measurements. Parents Thos and Mrs. express concern but report the mother and child are reportedly doing nicely as medical staff assess the unusual weight.
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Chester
Thos
Hoover Named as Possible Iowa University Heir
An Iowa City newspaper suggested former President Herbert Hoover as a possible successor to Walter A. Jessup at the State University of Iowa. The claim was dismissed by Hoover, who reportedly said he had heard nothing about it. Meanwhile, R. M. Brashear appeared before Justice Benson in Westminster after an arrest for failing to stop after an ace driving under the influence charge. He pleaded guilty to all charges, was fined, and jailed in default of bond.
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Iowa City
Herbert Hoover
Walter A. Jessup
State University of Iowa
Palo A. Clared
Hoover
Cal
Airy
R. M. Brashear
Mount Ay
Justice Benson
Westminster
Lynch
iign
Isabee M. Garn
Westmins
Squar
Carroll county
Smith Named Head of Bus Companies and Potomac Group
R Paul Smith becomes head of the Ridge Trans Vine Star Lines Potomac group and all its subsidiaries. FP J Noo will have active charge as manager with Edison Company others under transition. S Bradfox appointed promotional manager to oversee operations at the parent company.
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board Ridge Trans- Vine Star Lines
Vatey Trassis Com-pacersican
A. C. Spurr
Pittsburgh
presideco
Smith
espy
Mum
Potomac
W. L
Asks Housecleaning of Pennsylvania's CWA
A terse note requests a housecleaning at Pennsylvania's CWA offices. The brief hints at internal reform and a cleanup of procedures within the agency. No names, dates, or specific actions are provided in the readable text.
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PENNSYLVANIA
CWA
Firemen Organize Hager January 16 Meeting
A local firemen group in Hager plans an organizational meeting on January 16. Organizers include Aazersia Andras and Spencer as listed in notices.
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Hager
wown
Aazersia Andras
Spencer
Brooke Lee Withdraws as Maryland Democratic Leader
Maj Brooke Lee of Silver Spring resigns as Montgomery County Democratic Leader after 15 years in the party. He will devote himself to private business and will not seek office. State's Attorney Stedman Prescott is named successor and heads a 70 member committee to run the county organization with plans for the September primary.
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Silver Spring
Brooke Lee
Democratic party of
Maryland
Montgomery county
pary
Stedmen Prescott
Rock con
Stee Sen
coun
Lee
Maj. Lee
United States
Blair Lee
Democratic party
Ritchie
eiher
Inatoumeeng
ormaniization
King Prescott
ted
cam
Prescott
Chevy Chase
Recreation classes organized here for emergency education aid
Public classes in Frederick County plan to use part of a $1 500 federal education grant announced after a county meeting with Eugene Wang Thomas Ferguson and Maryland Playground Athletic League reps The program aims to offer indoor and outdoor games for adults in Frederick with both men and women classes possibly at the State Armory W D K Aldridge will arrange and recruit communities with preliminary plans for 15 students per class and multiple weekly sessions The effort may rely on two instructors and is backed by government and Maryland playground league personnel
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Frederick county
Eugene Wang Thomas C. Ferguson
Maryland Playthietic League
W. D. K. Aldridge
Freder
Frederick
Aldridge
Maryland
tek
Unclear Names in Registration to Chairman Report
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals Diamond Emory A Bocley Fred Lee and Dr George L Edmonds with scattered place names including Takoma Rockville Poolesville and Bethesda. The garbled passage references registration to chairman and various surnames Latimer Chatiss Latimer Latmer. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
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Diamond
Emory A. Bocley
Fredere P. Lee
Takoma
George L Edmonds
Mendieta Named Cuban President and Takes Office
Havana reports Carlos Mendieta, a 60 year old physician and revolutionary, was proclaimed president after Carlos Hevia resigned after 40 hours. Manuel Marquez Sterling refused the post as unrest hit Havana with a power strike and a bombing near Mendieta’s house. Batista ordered arrests as security concerns rose.
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Havana
Carlos Mendieta
Cuba
Mendieta
Carlos Hevia
Supreme Court
Manuel Marquez Sterling
Carlos Heyla
Ment¢lieta
Machado
Sterling
Havena
Col. Batista
Antonio Guitersa
Birthday Banquet Marks Gen Lee Anniversary
The Alexander H. Young Camp Sons and Friends of Confederate Veterans will hold a noon banquet at Hotel Frederick on Friday January 19 the 127th anniversary of Gen Robert E Lees birth. A five course dinner and Southern songs will follow a short business meeting with toasts to notable Southern leaders and soldiers. Officers include Judge Glenn H Worthington president Willam J Grove vice president and G Raymond Shipley secretary treasurer.
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Alexander H. Young
Sons and Friends of
Hotel Prederick
Robert E. Lee
Louis Victor Baugaman
Luke Tie
Tan Brien
Witam T. Chiswell
Adolphus Fearhake
Bradley T. Johnson
Wiliam T. Besant
William H. Shipley
Maryland
Dixie
Glenn H. Worthington
Willam J. Grove
G. Raymond Shiptey
tressurer
French Apple Tax Cut Promises Relief for Importers
The French government bowed to business pressure and will cut import taxes on American apples and pears from about 80 to 2.55 per quinine or 220 pounds. Importers say higher prices and sales declines followed the tax hint, with no orders from the United States since the announcement. Markets in New York showed hesitancy as the dollar weakened against the pound amid policy talk.
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Lars
Americas
United States
New York
Washington
Wall street
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Beeress
Ruth V. Pope
Hood College
Philadelphia
Reddick
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PCA
Production Credit Association
Mgntgomerys and Carrol countess
Farm Credit Admintation
thas group
Alvie Evzler
Libertytown
Ira J. Young
Middletown
Washington county
Jacob Ankeny
EHB. Ingram
W. H. Hodges
Thomas C. Carr
John S. Buss
E A Shoemaker
Eugene S
Walker
Monrovia
Y. MCA
Thomas C. Daley
Mongomery county
J. Herbert Snyder
Carroll couty
National Palm Credit Administration
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Proagree Credit Association
Debi Conenan
Frederi Bammord Glory
chaiman
Bam T. Delaplaine
tats c. cc Thomas
Anderson
Yelor Springs
Credit Association
Henry R. Shoemaker
GEO. T. HARDING
Hillendale Golf Club
Hilendale
mear
T. MacMaster
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Frank Graham
George List
Oscar P Karr
Brunswick
National Lumbermen’s Association
Mr. Kam
Blue Ridge Retail i Lumbermen’s Associalial
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Touhy Gang
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John iJake
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Roger Taushy
August Schafer
Albert mocMcFadden
U. S
Himois
R. PAUL SMITH
Washington County Association
Hazerstown
Ars
Lewis
BROOKE LEE OUT
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Sandy Spring
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Miss
Forest Glen
Publeic
alters
Kinch
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Symphony Orchestra Assn
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Merhi Lanz
Chamber of Commerce
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Bruns
Island
GEN. LEE
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