Battle Royal ruled in court amid highway fracas
A Lewistown courthouse session relayed a road side disturbance near Hanso involving Creagers and Fredericks men. Magistrate Simp acquitted F Rippeon and Bartgs sustained injuries across parties while Granshaw and others faced separate charges with mixed outcomes.
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Drunken and Reckless Driving Cases Postponed
In Thurmont on Monday night Judge W M Stoner postponed charges against Daniel Harris of Thurmont and John D Maz Baltimore for drunken and reckless driving. Harry Favorite of Thurmont faced counts and was fined $101 and costs after bond was set for ten days to pay. State Officer B H Cecil led the arrests, with a Sunday-might arrest on the town outskirts.
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Man Charged With Murder in Hagerstown Case
John F. Burke aged 33 of Philadelphia is charged with the murder of David J Buchanan an 80 year old rooming house owner beaten to death on June 1 Burke was arrested at the Charles Town race track and detained in Washington County jail He denied knowledge of the slaying during questioning and a hearing before Magistrate C Eoward Heard is set for Thursday morning. Property transfers record several Palmer Addition lots sold by Filer to Victor Paine.
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Philladelphia
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Short Course Draws Large Turnout At Maryland College Park
Nearly 750 women from across Maryland assembled at the University Extension meet in College Park to open events and a homecoming reception. Allegany and Somerset counties sent the largest delegations, with 105 and 75 representatives respectively, traveling by chartered buses and automobiles.
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Maryland Relief Expenditure Totals Highlight Hearing
Baltimore authorities disclosed relief spending to May 1 totaling over 51 million dollars since 1931 with 45 thousand families still on relief. Testimony from Harry Greenstein outlined major allocations to food, shelter, fuel, medical care and utilities while injunction suits challenged the receipts tax and relief funding.
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Congress Eyes July 15 Adjournment Amid Tax Bill Push
Washington lawmakers target mid July adjournment as the House clears a $501.991 billion tax bill in 40 minutes and moves to farm adjustment law changes. Speaker Burns urges long sessions to push eight or nine must bills this week while the Senate plans a Social Security vote by tomorrow night. Doughton rushes a measure to extend 501.6 million in existing "amunsance" fares for two more years.
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Maryland conference ends as ministers appointed for year
Westminster June 17 indicates the Maryland annual conference of the Methodist Protestant church closes its 1925 session with ministers named for the coming year and the committee on moral reform and social service urging stronger Sabbath observance. The report, led by Fred G Hovon of Westminster Theological Seminary, criticizes commercial exploitation of the Sabbath and endorses employment reform.
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Japan Denies Charges Amid North China Tensions
In Tokyo, Japanese officers claim charges are unfounded as talks resume over peace efforts in North China. The article notes the stalled settlement and ongoing tensions with Chinese authorities, with references to recent incidents and regional diplomacy.
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Palestine stamps depict biblical sites and multilingual heritage
The example shows Sea of Galilee scenes linked to Christ miracles and tours by visitors worldwide. Palestinian stamps use Arabic English and Hebrew with English top name reflecting the British mandate era.
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Omaha Street Cars Placed in Barns Amid Strike
Government martial law powers were invoked in Omaha as Governor Cochran ordered street cars taken off the streets amid a deadly strike. The Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway Company complied with an arbitration mandate after the governor demanded an end to the Mealy strike, sending workers to arbitration and placing cars in barns.
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Eight Years Sentence For Bridge Assault
William Clark of Washington was convicted of assaulting and attempting to murder Mrs. Mary Branch by throwing her from a 35 foot bridge into the Patapsco River near Catonsville. Judge Frank L. Duncan sentenced him to eight years in the Maryland Penitentiary after testimony from Mrs. Branch and Clark's denial of the charges.
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