City orders dog killed after child bite in police court
A dog that bit a child was ordered killed or removed from the city by Justice Walter E. Sinn in Police Court. The owner Mrs Mir iam S Renner was fined $1 and costs. The session also heard cases of fishing law violations and gasoline theft with mixed outcomes.
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Walter E. Sinn
John H. Miller
Charles BE. Miller
East South Street
Miriam S. Renner
Baltimore
Ohio Avenue
Injured Backbone Delays Buckingham Release
William H. Buckingham, who recently killed his wife and attempted suicide near Eldersburg, was found to have an injured vertebra after an X ray at Baltimore University Hospital. He is in a body cast from shoulders to hips, delaying any planned discharge beyond August. A separate note mentions the General U Grant tomb overlooking the Hudson in New York City built by public subscription.
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University Hospital
Baltimore
William H. Buckingham
Eldersburg
General U Grant
Hudson River
New York City
Three Holdups Net Robbers 17,000 Cash
Three holdups across New England net more than 17 thousand dollars. Robbers stole 7,000 from EL J. Building Construction in Worcester, abducted and robbed 6,000 from a brewer’s collector in New Haven, and took about 4,900 from Pawtucket Manufacturing. A separate New Haven gunpoint incident targeted police, with a money box containing 600 in coins left behind.
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Boston
New England
Frank EB. Cra
EL J. Building Construction Company
Worcester
New Haven
Conn
Aguas
Murray Shirer
Pawtucket
Slater
Eas
Traciot
State Roads Commission Expands Fleet with 14 15 Autos
Baltimore July 22 Fourteen or fifteen new $1 000 automobiles have been added to the State Roads Commission fleet to ease travel for district and central office engineers on lengthy duties. Nathan K Smith chief engineer said the cars, mid price range, replace older vehicles while supporting comfort during long trips across about 2 080 miles of roads each engineer travels yearly. Harry T Phoebus questions the shift arguing for lower priced cars, but Smith defends larger dependable cars for executive travel and broad statewide assignments.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Commission
Nathan K. Smith
Harry T. Phoebus
Stalishies
Mint
Jer. Smith
Phobus
Flo
Edward Edward Edward Man to Steer Nations Toward Peace
Baltimore July 23 Rev R Anderson Jardine the poor man's parson weds the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and declares Edward is the man to steer the nations toward the star of peace He criticizes the abdication as the result of Archbishop Canterburys ecclesiastical cad and Prime Minister Baldwin He predicts Edward Duke of Windsor will lead the world toward peace amid calls for his restoration and praise from admirers including Mrs Wallis Warfield Windsor.
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Baltimore
R. Anderson Jardine
Windsaer
Edward
England
Mr. Jardine
Wallis Warfield
Canterbury
Stanley Baldwin
Trev
Jardine
Duchess of Windsor
Howard
Kaward
Duke of Windsor
Maryland Potomac Rights Upheld In Fishing Dispute
Supreme Court precedent supports Maryland authority to regulate Potomac fishing above Little Falls. Shepherdstown men Burgan and Stotler were fined $10 plus costs for fishing without Maryland licenses near the Maryland bank. Deputy L. C. Engle reported the incident to Governor Nice, who referred it to State Game Warden E. Lee LeCompte.
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United States Supreme Court
Maryland
Potomac River
Little Falls
E. Lee LeCompte
Baltimore
West Virginia
Shepherdstown
Potomac
Marylan
State Game Department of
LeCompte
Supreme Court
State Court of Appeals
H. C. Burgan
G. C. Stotler
Paotemaz River
C. F. Mose
Sharpsburg
L. C. Engle
Washington
Harry Wi! Nice
Jefferson County
Nice
Leiter
Virginia
Engle
LeCampte
Body Of Missing Girl Found Floating In River Elkton Md
The body of 18 year old Janet Wohlsen was found floating in the Northeast River near the abandoned rowboat, ending a mystery that drew in Cecil County authorities. An autopsy by Coroner Dr R C Dodson ruled accidental drowning with no signs of violence. Police had explored other theories, including a black hulled sailboat, as airplanes from Aberdeen aided the search. The body was retrieved by two yachtsmen near the rowing spot. relatives had lost hope earlier. Brazil is the largest state in South America.
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Elkton
Janet Wohlsen
R. C. Dodson
Cecil County
Dodson
Witinesses
Aberdeen
Miss Wehlseen
Carl Stewart
Ricl Park
F. W. Frandsen
Chester
Stewart
Frandsen
Robert Green
Hance's Point
Doubt Over Panama Gold Find After Prospector’s Death
In Panama July 22 reports claim a sensational discovery of $3,000,000 in gold near Rio Pedro Candela. Johannes Van Steck, a French prospector, died by self-inflicted gunshot. Colonel Manuel Pino led the safeguard. The tale then grew murky as key figures denied knowledge and a German partner Anton Hill remained missing. President Arosemena ordered a full investigation amid theories the treasure moved or was smuggled out without government share.
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Panama
Republic of Panama
Johannes van Steck
Manuel Pino
Juan D. Arosemena
Rio Pedro Candela
van Steck
Pino
David
Chirigua
Warren Thorpe
Concepcion
Anton Hill
Prospectors
Hill
Fred
Arosemona
Legislation For Crop Control May Be Held Up
Congress faces delays on proposed crop control legislation as administration leaders argue bumper yields could affect prices. Democratic leaders say the real issue remains unresolved after early commission votes.
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Ington
Congress
Kentucky
Conceds N le
Realure Commission
Region hearings debated on ever normal granary farm bill
Prolonged regional hearings were proposed to study the administration plan for an ever normal granary and crop control. A Senate floor dispute questioned whether the committee action prevented passing the farm bill this year. The hearing plan was referred to the Senate committee on audits and control for further action.
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Senate
Senate Committee On Audits and Control
Expedition funds sought for Arctic voyage gear
Request totals sixteen thousand dollars to back the investigation committee’s travel expo in Oregon. The program aims to supply man made wooden dishes, cutlery, and other utensils for explorers during an Antarctic expedition. The severe cold would make metal items unsafe for flesh.
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Oregon
Antarc
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Moore
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Roderick
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Joseph Brown
Thesday
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Petersburg
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Neisher
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Georges Bonnet
Robert Coulandre
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Tunnel
Csopor
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