120th Anniversary Lee Birthday Observed by Confederate Veterans
Alexander Young Camp Sons and Friends of Confederate Veterans held the 120th anniversary of Gen Robert E Lee's birth with a Friday gathering at Hotel Frederic. Judge Worthington presided and names of leaders were honored, a cemetery marker praised, and a toast given to memory of Lee and Stonewall Jackson.
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Storewall Jackson
Glenn H Worthington
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Glenn H. Worthicrton
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G. L Victor Baughman
Lure Fan Brien
Willem J. Chisret
Adolphus Fearhake
Col Bradley T. Johnson
Wilam H. Shipiey
Alexeer H Young
Willam T. Shrive
Willam Delashmut
Joman DeLashmot
George Ro Simpson
Edward Simpson
Charles D. Shitves
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Charles E. Webi
Presbyterian Church
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Bensior Jacot Reomba
Maryland
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Wiliam Re
Jaco Rohrvack
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George F. Bane
Levis A. Ring
Bon G. Manze Besant
Brashus
Charles Mack among two Black Crows comedians
Article notes Charles Mack as a member of the Two Black Crows comedy duo. It mentions Princeton as the sole unbeaten untied major football team in 1933 and references the American flag’s 15 stars and 15 stripes in official use from 1798 to 1918.
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Charles Mack
Princeton
Hearings on Bill to Devalue the Dollar
Testimony and committee discussion reflect concerns over a proposed bill to devalue the U S dollar. Officials including a Reserve Bank governor spoke on potential economic impacts amid debate on monetary policy and gold standards.
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Federa Benjamin Rif
Chase
Two Hurt As Auto Leaves Road And Strikes Pole
Two people were injured when a car left the road and struck a pole near Essex. The driver, Dinney Hyde, suffered scalp wounds and was rushed to hospital for treatment. others in the vehicle and bystanders escaped more lightly while authorities investigated the cause.
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Ding Nat Haugh
Frederic
Moss
Dinney Hyde
Oceanas
Lola
Maccar Johnson
Assy
Eresbert
Frederick
Lota Johnson
Fragmentary notice on attempted contact and debt
A short fragment indicates an attempted contact related to a debt of 103 dollars in Minnesota. The garter and ramsey references are unclear, and no full names or dates are readable. The text resembles an incomplete public or legal notice with scattered phrases about payment and location.
Trust Agreement Revoked by Court In Tocal Court
Fragmented text shows a court revoke action related to a trust agreement. It mentions Wach HS Ml Watch and a payment of 10924 in cash. The readable fragments are unclear on parties, dates, or jurisdiction.
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Roosevelt pushes veterans compensation hike and St Lawrence talk
Wasting Jan 19 Roosevelt moves to boost veterans benefits by 21 million dollars plus annual adjustments. He links the St Lawrence Seaway ratification to broader policy aims and notes Cuba and Pacific travel plans. Farley to be eased from Democratic chair role as internal politics unfold.
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Postoffice Department
Dismissed Man Who Wrote To King George II
Clarence Guy Gordon Haddon, 43, pleaded guilty to threatening the king and his nephew. He was placed under two security bonds of 100 pounds each to keep the peace for three years and ordered to abandon his threats. The court noted his claim of being the legitimate son of the Duke of Wales and warned against further maggot-like preying on thoughts that could endanger others.
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Clarence Guy Gordon Haddon
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Mstice Charles
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Booth
Unclear Text About Freight and Auto Show Results
Fragmentary report mentions Studebaker, freight figures, and a New York auto show with references to car numbers and a December quarter. Reading is corrupted with many misspellings, limiting usable facts.
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New York
Sidshaker
Yaker Remisi
West Pattick
Parley Asked to Relieve as Chairman of Democratic Party
Washington reports that James A. Parley seeks removal from Democratic National Committee chair to devote full time to the Post Office Department as President Roosevelt faces a wave of resignations. He will stay on until a successor is chosen, with no immediate replacement in sight. The move follows broader party upheaval but is not tied to Roosevelt’s critique of officials practicing law in the Capitol.
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James A. Parler
Roosevelt
Capitol
Beable
Post Office Department
Supreme Court Likely to Extend Stay for Exiled PHow
Reported in Athens that the U S Supreme Court could not oppose Greece's expulsion of Samuel on January 32. A former Chicago utilities operator may stay until February as authorities weigh the case against deportation.
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Chicago
Feacuay Seate
U S Eyes Recognition of New Cuban Government
Jefferson Caffery, Roosevelt’s envoy, conferred with Secretary Hull aboard the cruiser Richmond off Havana. The meeting followed Caffery’s arrival from Havana and sparked strong optimism in Cuba about possible quick U S recognition of the new government amid ongoing strife.
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Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Washington
Maryland Attys General Ruling Leads to Beer Charge
Acting on a ruling from the Attorney General of Maryland States Attorney Walter Limn Friday morning pressed a charge of selling beer without a license against Joseph E Coons of Hagerstown after his arrest by county officers. The case was set for trial in Peoples Court Friday morning. The move does not appear to affect similar charges over importing beer in truckloads for sale, involving Milt E Langhire and others who are out under $500 bond for a hearing in Peoples Court Monday morning.
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Walter EB. Limn
Joseph E Coons
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Peoples Court
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Peoples Cour
Cuban military gains steer Cuba toward Mendieta regime
American officials hope Mendieta’s government will bring stability and enable early recognition. In Key West Hull projects quick recognition, while Col Batista, Cuban army commander and central figure in Mendieta’s rise, prepares to assume Secretary of War and Navy duties. Batista pledges military subordination to civilian authority.
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