Minneap olis Truck Drivers Battle with Police Guards
A tense clash between striking Minneapolis truck drivers and police escalated as troops and guardsmen moved to quell violence near Market Place. Casualties included several wounded officers and drivers, with hundreds of guardsmen deployed and reports of tear gas, hospitalizations, and stalled commerce. The National Guard was placed on duty as mediators sought an end to the walkout amid broader labor unrest nationwide.
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Ise
Slis
E. A. Walsh
Slocum Bergen Company
Walsh
Mareket Place
Olson Uno
Marual Inn
National Guard
San Francisco Normal
Associsind
Seazure
Parviand
Sanag
Ana
Lee
Charles L Smyth
Conservatie Lator
Portland
San Franco
Oregon National Guards
East New
Bork
Zens
Chabo
Paralas
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce of
St.als
First Moves in Camp Ruch Cascade r1 Baltimore Dandy Camp
The final parade of the Mz Guard was held and staff reviews followed. The Furst Regiment arrived from Baltimore with sections moving toward Jones. Special trains brought troops for the parade and a trophy winning score of 2411 was reported.
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Ruch
Cascade
Sabiias
Hollar Guilty in Second Degree Murder Case
Hollar, a 45 year old father from Hagerstown Maryland, was found guilty of second degree murder for shooting George Saum a 22 year old mechanic. The jury deliberated after Hollars claim of no recollection and his admission of taking a pistol from a friend. His wife and daughter testified during the trial as the defense faced questions about the night in Washington and the involvement of Hollars 6 year old daughter.
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Hagerstown
Allen Flotar
Washington
Hoar
Staten
Offeers
George Saum
Aarsge
Saum
Hollar
Jane
Vhin
Harshman Hollae
Unclear OCR Figure Describes Panama Canal Work and Local Appointments
Fragmentary text reports Panama Canal repairs and statements from Premier Ga or related officials, mentioning timing and past operations. It also references a Fort Davis property and a person named Kierman of El NOY, with scattered details about a barracks and a distance from the capital.
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David C
Panama
Premier Ga
Pairplare Sur
Canal Hydrocranhic
E Krunneth
L Kierman
el- Noy
Fort Davis
Barracas Winncremner
Mechanics Lien Verdict Returned in Plumbing Station Case
Chief Judge Hammond Urner issued an opinion in a case involving Charis Wachter trading as W SOR Te House Bruce Kepier Dr James M Goodman and James H Goodman. Plaintiffs claimed 514,623 on a pumping account, with $463 paid. The dispute centers on labor and materials for a filling station built under a lease from James H Goodman. The station's construction began August 3, 1932, for a one year term at 30 per month, totaling 1,500.
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Hammond Urner
Charis SW
Bruce Epler
Kemer
Monarchists Warn Throne In Vienna Rally
Fragmentary report notes a Vienna event where monarchists advocate restoring the throne. The scene includes a crowded assembly and mentions political figures and opposition, with the outcome unclear amid garbled text.
Separate maintenance sought in divorce case
Mrs Paul Regecca Phelps Sirouch and her attorneys filed for separate maintenance from her husband William Danel Phops. Judge Ham granted an order for a $20 per month stipend and $25 counsel fee, with payment due by a specified date. Mrs Phelps, married April 23 1932, seeks support and legal costs amid contested grounds and claims of misconduct.
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Paul Regecca Phelps
Sconer and
Storm
Crea
Cour
Sapoary
Wiloiam
Danel Phops
Ham
Viond
Arne- Passea
Ston-Monas & Aurast
Rampa
Phelps Alcan
Ets Wohamse
S.nce
Severa
Rand
Maryland Relief Allotment Sets August Need At $1.82 Million
Baltimore reports Maryland is allotted 1 820 936 for August relief by Acting Federal Relief Administrator Aubrey Williams. The total August relief for all states is 116 833 937, with Maryland potentially receiving funds beyond its earlier request of 1 437 751. State relief officials note prior unpaid debts and the shift to monthly allotments complicate budgeting.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Washington
Aubrey Williams
Mr. Williams
Harry Greenstein
Williams
Arch M
Mandel
Bruce
Howard Bruce
Femin
Richie
FERA
Greenstein
Marland
Maryland Lands Classified Marginal and Nonagricultural Areas
Maryland counties show over one third of state land as marginal submarginal or non agricultural per University of Maryland Extension Service data. Montgomery Prince George Anne Arundel and Charles counties display notable marginal shares, with total acreage figures for each category including marginal submarginal and non agricultural classifications.
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College Park
Jay
State of Maryland
Cata
University of Maryland Extension Service
State Planning Commission
Maryland
J EO Metzger
Montgomery County
Metzger
Prince Georges
Me Zg Tha
Charles
Frederica
Marginal Lands and Reform Debate In Maryland Areas
A fragmented OCR passage references marginal land extension and a state planning commission, noting movement to examine and reallocate marginal lands in Maryland. Mentions labor reform, acreage figures, and German immigration since 1924, with unclear place names and dates.
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Wellam Green
American Federation of Labor
Santine Workers of Sancy
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Ma Community
Vienna
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Abney
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Alassa
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Faroares
Capitol
Drake
Panish
Rmada
Ian Smith
Napoleon
Pauline Rebecca Phelps
C. E. Cline & Son
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Braddock
Carty
C.c.carty
Pel Ee
St. Mans
Culcvai
Kohinusdes
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Rench
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Banvie
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Smarck
Amazona
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Langer
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