France Kot to be Opposed, He Says
Washington June 3 United States senator Joseph Irwin France of Maryland will not be opposed by Republican leaders for renomination. France declared there would be no primary and the party would unite. Jackson reportedly decided what to do, with Weller and Tait backing his hands off stance. Eastern Shore and Baltimore discussions showed most Jackson lieutenants inclined to oppose a fight, some openly supporting France, while Jackson listened to district sentiment.
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Washington
United States
Joseph Irwin France
Maryland
France
Jackson
Republican
Weller
Tait
Weiller
Tor Jackson
Baltimore City
Bungalow type clubhouse planned by Catoctin Country Club
The board of directors authorized a modern bungalow type clubhouse to be ready by late September or early October. The 58 acre site sits on the eastern slope of the Catoctin Mountains, two and a half miles west of Frederick on the National Pike. The golf course, under supervision of Arthur Goss and Tedford, Pa., is being laid out and may not be completed until next year. a temporary course will operate soon, and four tennis courts built this spring will open to members.
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Catoctin Country Club
Catoctin Mountains
Frederick
Arthur Goss
Tedford
Middle Atlantic States
Widening Court Street Favored by Columbus Improvement Advocate
M Cott, their engaged suitor, outlined an index system plan and argued for widening Court Street in Columbus. He described a multi year program, funding via local assessments, and noted benefits include higher property values. urged broader widening of Frederick and Bentz streets as a boulevard to ease automobile and truck traffic.
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M. Cott
Court Street
City of Columbus
Onlo
Frederick
Fourth Street
Bentz Street
Catrick
No Slump in Gas Sales Despite One Cent Tax
Maryland officials report no drop in motor fuel use after the one cent gasoline tax went into effect. Gasoline companies say the tax is too small to deter purchases and filling stations report normal sales. John N. Mackall notes that gas smuggling is unlikely and few would pay to cross districts for a penny. The equity case: John T. Coats vs Capitola E. Coats petitions for absolute divorce. H. Dorsey Etchison represents the plaintiff.
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Maryland
John N. Mackall
Biate Rescise Commission
John T. Coats
Capitola
E.coats
H. Dorsey Etchison
State Police Uncover Lead In Woodbine Bank Robbery Case
State police say they have identified the Woodbine National Bank bandits from Pennsylvania with long records as expert cracksmen. They traced movements from the time they left the bank with bonds worth about 30,000 dollars until Thursday. Photograph requests have been sent to Philadelphia police for distribution nationwide. An abandoned automobile license tag found near the bank is the first clue.
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Woodbine National Bank
Baughman
M. A. Peppersack
Peppersack
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Peppercack
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Kot
Iaokson
Istructon
Gow
Columbus
M. Ott
Ctty Counti
Beca
the Star
W. L. O. Fisher
Universal
Robinson Crusoe
Harry Myers
Irving Cummmings Production Co
Irving Cummings
Northwest Mounted
Snub Pollard
YEGGS
Culler’s
C. E. Cuoller
Malone’s Jewelry Store
Gruen
Malone’s
America
Central Trust Company
Emmitsburg, Md
Myersville, Md
Monrovia, Md
Thurmont, Md
Braddock Heights Park
By Stephens
P. Decms
Whittier — Holmes
Scott Longfellow
Kipling — Tennyson
Memory Books
Waterman’s and Conklin Fountain Pens
Eversharp
ONOTO
Victrola
Victrolas
Storm & Shipley
Kodaks
Eastman Kodaks and Films
Victor Records
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