Lane declines to attend probe lynching case
Somerset grand jury convenes Tuesday with Judge Duer among witnesses. Attorney General Lane declines to attend, saying effort to be present would not aid, as Robins pursues indictments in nine cases. Jury to hear 42 witnesses tied to the jail lynching of George Armywood. State Police and officers to testify.
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Prinecer Anns
Afgr
Pneough
Willam Preston Lane
Johr B. Robins
fon
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George Armywood
Juice John RR. Pattison
pDlans
wis Jndee
Robert ¥. Duer
Seedeck Sento Gea Tsevtemant
Rution Ridgely
State Police
Stocks and Staples In Narrow Channels
New York stock market reports mixed action in narrow channels as weather fades. Speculation centers on Washington policy and possible 50 60 percent dollar devaluation guiding capital home. Market expects reforms in stock exchange regulation to be submitted to President Roosevelt tomorrow. Call money 2 percent. Sterling 3.00.
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New York
Washington
financial district
great clementum
Wil Street
Weather and birthdays bring mixed forecasts and notes
Light rain and snow flurried this morning with a chill. The week may bring more bad weather while residents enjoy a sunny afternoon and birthday greetings for Mrs. Jane Griffin and Messrs. David O. Goin and Acsim Grfta Wess on the same date.
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Jane Griffin
David O. Goin
Acsim Grfta Wess
Mos. ae
Weather Today Report and Seasonal Totals
The report lists today’s precipitation and dated figures including January totals. It notes record temperatures with a high around 5 degrees and a low near 35, plus moonset and tomorrow’s forecast.
Home Loan Aid Requests Grow in Frederick County
Frederick County mortgagees respond to government backed home loan bonds with more requests for relief. Seven loans have been negotiated, three accepted last week, with applications rising from about 90 to around 120. Edward J. Smith named attorney to work with H. Kiefer DeLauter as program expands.
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Frederick county
James HL Cramer
adi
Cramer
Edward J. Smith
H. Kiefer DeLauter
mile atformer
morwages. & felts
Home Owners Loan Corporation
mus
Hopkins orders wage cuts hit many workers in Montgomery
A federal relief directive targets pay reductions for 889 of 1.08 CWA workers in Montgomery County under a new time study. Supervisory and professional positions face lower salaries, with carpenters, electricians, masons, and other trades seeing pay drops from about 18.75 to 9. Also cited: office staff and management in the CWA exempt from cuts.
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Rockvile
GWA
Harry L. Hopkins
John 3
Diamond
Comiy Com- TESSOUSTS
Seracior Mittard
Tydings
Det
Lexis
St GaASon
CF Works Administration
Tacal
CWA
Montgonery
Babby Hopkins
new time
waborers
show
cafetera
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Rae Musi Amish
cemen
Ginihers
pelntets
SrcEiarets
Senator Nye accuses NRA of stool pigeons in trade row
Washington January 22 AP reports Senator Nye charging there are stool pigeons in the NRA. He says top business concerns face unfair trade practices while independents suffer. Nye promises further remarks after more quotes and context from the Washington Post interview.
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Washington
Nye
NRA
Washington Post
Hugh
Johnson
thas
Insull Ordered to Leave Greece by Premier Tsaldaris
Athens Greece Jan 22 Premier Tsaldaris said Semuel Insull former Chicago utilities operator must depart Greece regardless of Council of State decision on his appeal to remain The council will meet tomorrow to announce findings amid rumors Insull seeks refuge in Rhodes or Italy to avoid U S authorities who want him for embezzlement trial
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Athens
Greece
Tsaldaris
Semel insull
Chicago anilities
Counci
Council of State
Insuli
Italy
Rhodes
United Siates
Chicago
Democrats Organize Rockville District Leadership
In Rockville on January 22, Democrats of Montgomery County formed the first step of a progressive effort by naming Charles E. West as Rockville district chairman. Each of twelve other county districts will elect a chair, with all thirteen choosing the remaining committee members to back a slate for the September primary. Dr. T. Z. Koo will address Hood College students Tuesday at 11:35 a.m., speaking as a noted Chinese missionary and former MCA head now with the World Student Christian Federation.
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Rockville
Montgomery county
Charles E. West
Democratic organization
ant-organization
Koo
Hood
T. Z. Koo
Hood College
MCA
Chima
Student Christian Federation
China
Geneva
Switzeland
Leargee of Nations
China ional Committee
Knife Wounding Reported In Monterue Inmate Hospitalized
Reuben Kolb age 58 an inmate at Monterue was severely wounded in his left hand by a man he met during an afternoon off. The injury occurred near the Rosenstock farm on the Gas House Pike near the Red Bridge about an hour earlier. Kolb was found wounded and intoxicated and county officers brought the assailant to the hospital where he rested fairly comfortably.
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Reuben Kolb
Monterue
anoher man
Kolb
Rosenstock
H. H. Swomely
Gas House
Red Bridge
Wynekoop Must Decide For Herself On Murder Trial
In Chicago at the Criminal Court Building Judge Joseph E B David ruled that Dr. Alice Lind Wynekoop may decide for herself whether to continue on trial for murder in the slaying of her daughter in law Rheta. The decision comes as the high profile case proceeds with proceedings and potential defenses. The court noted the defendant’s autonomy in the legal process and left timing of further actions to her discretion.
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Criminal Court Building
Chicago
Joseph EB David
Alice Lindmay Wynekoop
Rheta
Paris Crowds Cry for Relief in Government Salary Strikes
Paris reports a mass civil service protest with 800000 workers demanding relief from pay cuts. Miners and farmers in northern and southern coal fields and central France join the action, urging higher wages and wheat policy changes as City Hall hosts a mass meeting.
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imany Belds
France
Paris
City Hall
Vesper Service Speaker at Hood College in New York Text
Dr. Reihold Niebuhr lectured at Hood College Vesper Service using Jesus words to his disciples as his text. He argued the gospel is not immediate but will eventually effect broad good, stressing love over strict immediate justice and noting power often drives change rather than conscience. The event featured a Handel Mendelssohn musical program and a Friendly Girls Class supper with officer elections and a class of 29 members.
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Reihold Niebuhr
Thien Theological Seminary
New York
Hood College
Jesus
hell
Niebuhr
Dr. Niebant
Dr. Niewuhr
Faye
Nresuler
Pires
Goethe
Phedre
Friendly Girls SS
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
G. Roy Marin
Peat
Mowler
Lille Poole
Helez Anders
Coazimey Todery
Jack Baer
W. Albert Scott
Mary Sherald
Riex Linea Fleming
Kathrize Grove
Ror Martin
Wilson Darner
Rath Eia Droneste
Catherine Bussard
Helen Andes
He Poole
Courtney Tobert
Isabel Crim
Beler
Brown
Rebecca Disten- Surg
Tessa Keyser
Dorothea Summers
Eta Long
Alice
Navy Near London Treaty Limits Pictured for U S Navy
Washington January 27 AP The House Appropriations Committee projected a $284 747 000 Navy supply bill after completion of the current program placing the fleet within London treaty limits The plan calls for 2800 more enlisted men and 1000 Marines and includes transfers of 39 085 000 to cover cash withdrawals The committee notes maintenance costs could run to 458 535 000 annually and urges modernization of battleships including West Virginia Maryland Tennessee California and Colorado with refits for newer engines at issue Standley argues for a larger enlisted force though Roosevelt seeks 82 500 men
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Washington
United States navy
House Appropriations Committee
William H. Standler
Treasury
Admiral Standley
Roosevelt
United States
Standley
mos
West Virginia
Afaryland
Tennessee
California
Colorado
Obishoma
Texas
New York
Seek School Fund Seeks PWA Grant Agreement
Rockville January 22 The Montgomery county public school construction grant of 1.6 million dollars from the Public Works Administration rests with Harold L Ickes after the Board of Education signed and forwarded the agreement. Ickes had warned that the grant would be withdrawn if not signed within 10 days.
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Rockville
Board of Education
Public Works Administration
Montgomery county
Harold L. Ickes
public works
CORty
Stials
Ickes
Montgomery
PWA
Cuban Doctors Strike to Enforce Union Plan
Havana January 22 AP Doctors of the Cuban Medical Federation refuse to budge on a plan demanding government enforcement of a recent decree requiring doctors to join the federation. Labor unions threaten a sympathy strike of retired and unemployed workers as the president convenes cabinet meetings to discuss the crisis.
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Havana
Cuba
Cuban Medical Federation
Carlos Mendieta cole
Mendeca
ational
Roosevelt Stroke At Committeemen Puzzle
Chief Of Bureau BYEON PRICE reports on President Roosevelt’s public confrontation with Democratic national committeemen over political influence in government. The article notes key figures like Robert Jackson and Arthur Mullen and questions whether Roosevelt seeks to separate party officials from direct government ties. It cites Walker’s resignation as treasurer and asks what the president intends for party officials’ roles.
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BYEON PRICE
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Robert Jackson
New Hampshire
normal committee
Roosevel
Jackson
Mr. Roosevelt
Mullen
Frank C. Walker
afr
Walker
recovery council
National Labor Board Faces Strikes Amid Political Turmoil
The National Labor Board, led by Wagner, struggles with an anthracite strike and internal friction as Roosevelt searches for qualified leadership. Vice chair absent, labor members show inaction, and industrials defer to saboteur tendencies. Other items note improved business conditions, railroads facing receivership, and local beer license cases continued in Peoples Court.
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Washington
National Labor Board
Robert F Wagner
chaiman
NLB
Roosevelt
Weens
PJ LaPollene
Wisconsin
Wagner
Hutchins
Chicago university
Judes Jonn
Green
A ForL di Frascas
New Deal
companis
Peoples Court
Jusice
Sherman P. Bowers
David C Winebrenner
Thew
Milton E Langhirro
Adolph M. Shapiro
Baltimore
Roosevelt Eyes Latin Pact and Navy Bill Tie In
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt contemplates Cuban recognition with Latin American nations while the House nears passage of a Navy bill totaling about 245 million dollars. Senate measures face opposition to gold currency plans as Pittman shelves a St Lawrence treaty review for emergency actions.
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Washington
House
Senate
Glass
Afe Adoo
Warren
Corel
Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations committee
Roosevelt
Gersman
Luther
Appro Cristians
London
Congress
bost
Hills NRA Hearing Postponed to January 29
Baltimore January 22 Judge Chesnut postponed the NRA hearing to January 29 in the government case against Herman Mills of Hagerstown. The delay was at the request of counsel for Mens, Cornelis Mindy, assistant US district attorney, who represented the NRA locally and sought a status change for the original motion. The case concerns alleged coverage of petroleum code compliance and related purchases of specimen products in Twlaton.
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Baltimore
Judes
Calvin Chemnut
United States District Court
Herman ‘Lt. Mills
Hagerstown
Soncsel
Mens
Cornelis Mindy
United States
Desmet Atvormey
NRA
Chesnut
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