Independent Hose Company Holds Banquet Amid Record Membership
The Independent Hose Company No. 1 held its annual meeting and banquet after electing officers. About 425 votes were cast, with 405 from independents and 22 from county voters. The event honored longtime treasurer Thomas Caspane and included resolutions for a late member and retirement of Chaplain Traver.
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Hose Campeer
de Bat
A. A Radellff
Exerre
Iker Abrecht
Charles Morgan
Circle Abrecht
Thomes
Caspine
Ius
Bris
Mo. Chaplie
Guy V. Brus
Re Iteipis
The
Treamirer
Sis
Wm D. Zimmerman
John B. Bore
L. ©. Shar
Emory Carmack
Tochudine
Washington
Dhemos
Severay Ire Sobers
Waiter Danner
Luther W Aorech
Jesse Timmerman
Albes Bese
John Bammearine
Russel Hahn
Sexe Alkauzhs Brust
Navy ship voyage to Hawaii records 2493 miles
The U S navy journey to Hawaii covered 2493 miles. Harri son Fisher, noted artist, dies recently. Detroit traces its founding to 1701 by Antoine de La Mothe Cadillac, a French explorer.
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Hawaii
Harrison Fisher
Detroit
Antoine DE LA Mothe
Cadillac
Local volunteers organize officers for fire company
Members from the county gather to back a legislative appropriation for volunteer fire protection. The annual service at Evangelical Lutheran church was set for Sunday at 7 50 p m and guests including Rev Traver spoke briefly. Officers elected include President emeritus Thomas A Chapline and President Dr A Atlee Radcliff with vice presidents secretaries treasurer and directors named.
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Mr Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
W. Barigis Storm
United Pre Company
Wiliam M. Storm
Citizens Truck Company
Emer F. Munshower
Willam Bowers
John Stenn
Folowing
Thomas A Chapline
Dr. A. Atlee Radcliff
J. Leais F
Pielschman
Cinton
Willard
August T. Brust
Russell Bahn
Gur V. Brust
Roy M “Pat” Hilbee
Wiliam D Bowers
Benjamin B Rosenswock
Allen Kline
Charies T. Butcher
Leonard
Xreh
Emory Carmack
Rudolph W Crouse
Lewis Abrecht
Charles Cramer
Clyde Abrecht
Cate
Petition Answered in German Baptist Brethren Trust Case
John J. Ghinsher state bank commissioner through counsel said there is no objection to revocation of the voluntary first agreement with Central Trust Company. He indicated provisions were made for years after issuance and that the corpus of the trust valued at £2300 may be recovered as court directs. The trust originated December 1932 and payments totaling 3250.25 were received, with coupon payments posted.
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Benk
Kidnap Plot Emerges With Ransom Note and Suspects
Witnesses identify several suspects including Albert Hator Gustav Schafer and Roger Tonny in a ransom case tied to a plan to obtain 200000 dollars. Victim describes being led by a concealed man who directed a note to Mrs. Pacter Tirmegher.
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Jonn Factor Binnasi
Eckee
Tim
Albert Hator
Gustav Schafer
Roger Tonny
Touhy
Amm
Senate drops eve men board bill amid currency fund debate
Fragmented text reports that a proposed board for currency stabilization vanished amid congressional debate. Secretary of the Treasury to direct the fund once legislation becomes law while lawmakers discuss debt relief and plans for currency printing. Democratic and Republican senators quoted on timing and impact.
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Washington
Jen
Sie Men
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Bailey
North Carolina
Reed
Pittman
Nevada
New Orleans Banks Ordered to Produce Ledger Books
Judge A. D. Henriques in Criminal District Court ordered New Orleans banks to bring in court all ledger books and records of checks cashed on a state department account from July 1 1933 to January 25 1934. The move followed a citizens group claim that state payrolls had been padded for the mayoral election. Attorney Eugene Stenler and other officials outlined proceedings to inspect records of the dock board levee board state health and other agencies.
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Orleans
A. D. Henriques
Criminal District Court
New Orleans
Pavrolis
Distrio
Treaty Signed Amid European Tensions Report
A fragile treaty was signed amid European tensions, with Pelaché and Gemmacy Zi present as mediators. Authorities report the accord clarifies boundary lines and sets a framework for future talks, while Chancellor Hite expresses cautious optimism about the agreement and its security implications.
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D.plomat
Pelaché
Gemmacy
Surate
Emmien
Hite
Senate Songs Over Dollar Plan Sparks Debate
Washington a fight over the Roosevelt dollar devaluation plan intensified as Senate leaders negotiated an agreement. Wheeler of Montana urged Treasury to buy silver and issue certificates to back the metal while opponents warned of wage cuts and currency expansion. Robinson Borah and Reed clashed as debate focused on the bill’s impact and timing for votes tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Ben
Wheeler
Democrat
Montana
Ise Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Sen
Fess
Hens
Ohio
Rootnson
Whetter
Man Charged With Driving While Intoxicated in Montgomery
David A. Maughin of Boyds Montgomery County was arrested Friday night by officers Layman and Hoffman on charges of operating a vehicle under the influence and lacking registration and license. He was jailed, with a hearing planned for tonight on South Market Street. The report mentions vanilla made from orchids.
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David A. Maughin
Boyds
Montgomery County
Cir Osicers
George Layman
Arthur Hoffman
Lauer
South Market Street
State dairymen meet today in Baltimore
Approximately fifty shippers from Frederick county planned to attend the sixteenth anniversary meeting of the Marcate Desymen's Association at the Lord Baltimore hotel in Baltimore. Officers were elected. reports and addresses given. trophy and coopers awarded for top Jersey and Holstein herds in 1932. R. Smith Snader of New Windsor presided. I. Devs of Frederick county became director, succeeding G. L. Linthicum.
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Prederick County
Marcate Desymen's Association
Lord Balimore
Balimore
Frederick County
Kemp
Earl Keefer
Kevmar
No Cold Wave Brings Mild Weather to City
Weather report notes a shallow cold snap avoided by a warming trend. Temperatures hover near 29 degrees at night with daytime readings easing into the upper 40s as clouds break, bringing partly fair skies and light winds. Local forecasts call for continued milder conditions through the weekend.
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Herve
Gav
Approve Armory Repair Projects for Thirteen Sites
Maryland Civil Works Administration authorized repair work for thirteen armories of the First Regiment including Bear Hagermown Centreviste Wesmenser Armspotla Cosfield Cumberland Chestertown Pocomoke City Cambridge Econ and Boston. Bids for materials will be opened late next week as Congress may soon fund the projects. Col D Joby Markey said other armories may gain approval soon and bids for local work will be advertised shortly.
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Maryland Civil Works Adminisraion Headquarters
Maryland National Guard
Frederick
Si Bear
Hagermown
Centreviste
Wesmenser
Armspotla
Cosfield
Cumberland
Chestertown
Pocomoke City
Cambridge
Econ
Boston
D. Joby Markey
Tye
Cutie
Tim
CWA
Congress
Armory
Tri
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Tie Mozart
Rman
Dot
Ladeez
Br Sohn
Treasury Head
Chapman Farle
Tte Democratie Ahoda
Commlic
Indéyender
Can
Ham Johnson
Senat En Caiforna
Faron Behat
Johnsen
Rease
Smite
Ratifiec
New
Orleans Court
Germany
Poland
Sen Reed
Sen. Robinson
Idaho
New York
State Dairymen
Baltimore
R. Smith Snader
New Windsor
I W. Heans
Marke Toms
Jed
Ami
Bermard A. Peasson
Maryland
Fredericx Cour Sty I. Devs
Montoya
George L
Kewsioke
England
Riental Chenille Rugs
the Orient
Japan
Jergens Soaps
Bath
Prince of 1
Hendrickson
Clark
Earth
Clark Grate Vacht Company
Colstbst
Uostodian
C.E. Cline & Son! Funeral Directors
Tonga
Pacific
South Sea Islands
Westinghouse
Mazda
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