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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1935
Page
2
Annapolis January 22. Democrats Wyatt and Wallace renew push for a charity sweepstakes to raise funds for the poor during emergencies. A constitutional amendment is sought to permit operation by the Maryland Jockey Club or an approved commission.
A jury in circuit court awarded Harry Zepp of Mt Airy 390 for damages in his suit against Charles W. Jones Ridgeville Garage and Mark Leatherwood. The claim covered car repairs 384 and rental costs 61 days at 2 dollars daily after an accident January 13 1934 on the Ridgeville Mt Airy highway. Nine witnesses testified with Zepp and Leatherwood among those cited. The verdict included hire costs while the car was repaired.
Plans are made for a Farm Bureau public meeting at the Courthouse Saturday February 2 at 1 30 P M to explain taxation sources for relief revenue in the state with special county reference Prof Paul Walker University of Maryland Economics will speak using a chart County commissioners and state lawmakers will be invited Included are Wilbert L Smith Pleasant Farm Bureau president and taxpayers urged to attend to understand legislation for relief revenue and federal aid considerations The meeting aims to inform on income and inheritance taxes race track taxes and other sources of revenue for relief needs
Tru man Smith of Middleburg started a six month jail term in Carroll County for perjury tied to testimony in a liquor case. The trial marked the first for state’s attorney Guy N Fringer. Chief Judge F Neale Park adjourned the special term after the jury’s verdict.
New Jersey prosecutors push toward closing their case against Bruno Richard Hauptmann for the Lindbergh kidnapping. Expert wood technologist Arthur Koehler will link ladder material to a South Carolina mill and a Bronx yard, while defense counsel questions footprint identification and insurance of a ransom voice record. Witnesses place Hauptmann near the Sourland crime scene as prosecutors trace the ladder's wood and tools.
Witness testimony near Princeton Airport three days before the kidnapping strengthened the prosecution but did not match the drama of Reilly's surprise move in springing the plaster cast and the phonographic record.
The body of William Weiss, linked to the Tri State gang as a Kidnay victim, was recovered from Neshaminy Creek after a three month search. Dragged from the muddy bottom, the wrapped and wired remains were brought to view, ending a long, grim pursuit.
An hour after the shooting investigators linked a gang member, Martin Farrell, to the murder near a location northeast of Philadelphia, with Farrell offering hesitant identification of the mud stained scene.
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