Brunswick High Opens New School Building
Brunswick hosts formal dedication of its new high school building rebuilt after a fire. Dr. Cook praises county efforts in teacher training and consolidation. State and local officials, including Senator A LeRoy McCardell and County Superintendent G Ford Palmer, attend alongside educators and the community in a Christmas program.
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Albert S. Coos
Eh Education
Brunsismes
C. Biehl
Ube Ader
Cook
aMicuas
Wits
Biehly
America
W. E Mller
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Payne
Plano
Bieh
Lucille Chambers
Frances Musgrove
New York
North Carolina
Frederick County
Maryland
Brunswick
Charles W. Hess
Oroeran
Elmer G. Kefauver
Aeaith
Grayson E. Palme
Coderick County
George E. Smith
Frank M. Stevens
Albert Orrison
Council of Brunswick
Oklahoma House Moves to Impeach Governor Johnston
Oklahoma City January 18 The Oklahoma House adopted the first of ten impeachment charges against Governor Henry S Johnston by the committee on investigations. The 78 to 22 vote with four abstentions marks the largest support for investigation to date.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma House of
Johnstom
Tass
J. B. A Robertson
House
J. C. Walton
Witnesses Testify in FTC Power Utilities Probe
Three witnesses appeared in the Federal Trade Commission power utilities investigation. University of Wisconsin economist Martin G Glasser defended his text Outlines of Public Utility Economics noting no payments from utility interests beyond regular compensation and support from Northwestern University. Northwestern director Richard Ely and others were named as manuscript reviewers, with minor suggested changes.
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Washington
Power
Federal Trade Commission
Martin G. Gineser
University of Wisconsin
Institute of Research In Land Economies and Public Utilities
Northwestern University
National Electric Light Association
Richard Ely
Northwestern
Glasser
Edwin Gruhl
FP. W Doolittle
North American Company
Probe Train Wreck Near Aberdeen Prompt Coroner Inquest
A coroner s jury was summoned by Coroner Dickey Jamison of the Aberdeen Maryland district to hold an inquest into the deaths in a three train wreck on the Pennsylvania railroad yesterday afternoon near Aberdeen. Pennsylvania officials planned an investigation as well. The probe was to begin tomorrow at the Maryland division headquarters in Wilmington Delaware.
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Baltimore
Dickey Jamison
Aberdeen Marylands District
Ave Trainton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Aberdeen
Pennsylvania
Maryland Division
Wilmington
Del
Critics claim reed furniture makers misled on tariffs
Washington hearings on tariff revisions feature Allan Gerdau of Otto Gerdau Company alleging manufacturers misstated facts to gain higher duties. He calls the 20 percent ad valorem duty discriminatory, claims 60 percent of rival testimony is unfit, and urges penalties. A new circuit judge bill for the Second Judicial Circuit is signed by President Coolidge.
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Washington
House War's and Means Committee
Allan Gerdau
Otto Gerdau
New York
Gerdau
House
Representative Garner
Texas
Second Judicial Circuit
Vermont
Connecticut
Coolidge
George Martin Indicted Again In Robbery Plot
The Bath city grand jury returned indictments Friday against George Martin on charges of assault with intent to rob a truckload of liquor bound for diplomatic representatives in Washington. Martin, said to be in York, Pa, faces extradition. Witnesses included Detectives Henry L. Senger and Joseph McCauley of Baltimore. He previously served a two year term for a 1920 whisky robbery and was sentenced in 1923 for conspiracy to rob a plant in Baltimore. He was acquitted in a prior distillery robbery case. He also received jail time for a 1929 office attack connected to a liquor theft probe and a Volstead Act violation.
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Bath
More City
George Martin
Washington
Martin
York
Pao
Carl’ Foole
Batthmore
Adéttte
Poole
Henry L. Senger
Joseph McCauley
Baltimore
Morris A. Soper
Service Terminal Company
John ©. Rose
Maryland
Standard Distillery Company
Outerbridge Horsey
Burkittsville
Reach Argument Stage In Harsh Murder Trial
In Atlanta on January 18 the argument stage opened in the murder trial of George R. Harsh a wealthy Milwaukee bred suspect accused of killing Willard Smith during a holdup attempt. Assistant Solicitor E A Stephens led for the state with a one hour opening and each side allotted a ball. The defense called eleven medical experts and associates to portray Harsh as a constitutional psychopath unable to distinguish right from wrong claiming criminal impulse. Rebuttal and sub rebuttal followed with testimony covering the shooting and related issues.
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Atlanta
George R. Harsh
Colegian
E. A. Stephens
Oglethorpe University
Willard Smith
Elatives
Milwaukee
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Brunswick High Schools
Dr. Cook
Lauds County
Heave
Wicksite
Lime Boudreaux
Paducah
Annie Thamton
Thornton
Foch
Trade Commission
Coroner's Jury
York, PA
Atyaize
Potts & Griffin
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
PFUSS
THE
Wilconon & Krows Limber CO
Nisgah
Saux Proghets
Wilcoxon Brown Lumber Co
W. South 5
Frederick County National Bank
Lca
ALGE
Tools AA & CO
George
Rodock
the Rug Store
Patrick Street
Mullinix
Bentz
East Patrick St
Central Trust Company
Don Bos
Farmers & Mechanics CE National Bank
Ted
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
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