Bridge Company Loses Suit In District Court
Federal Judge Coleman dismissed condemnation actions over a Maryland West Virginia toll bridge project near Harpers Ferry. Details describe state rail interference and negotiations failing with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, delaying restoration of three span crossings and the bridge company seeking compensation around 100000.
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Wiliimare
Yam C. Coleman
Gang
Patemar
Yara
Harpers F
Harpouia Berry
Talienuré and
Obbs Railroad
Htute
Grate Roads Commission
Tudor Vite
Brie
Ashe Ft
Pti
Somitart
Hote Gailroad
Baltimore Auto Raiiwad
Astar
Jeges
Sparta
Inure
Conde
Harpers Bersy
Maryland
West Wire
Sock Aideens
Mies
Cominish
Fhre Bridge Company
Atdnet
Two Divorces Filed In Circuit Court Actions
In Thurmont Earl OT Kelbaugh, postmaster, filed for absolute divorce from wife Catherine A Kelbaugh. they wed April 27, 1928 in Washington and have one child with custody sought. Mrs Kelbaugh now a resident. Edna Phelp seeks divorce from Alien T Eaves of Walkersville with desertion cited and return to her maiden name. Guy L Hothel petitions for divorce from Ohie FL Staub at Frederick. court signs decree and Staub must pay costs. William M Storm represented Staub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine A. Kelbaugh
Equity Court
Earl
OT. Kelbaugh
Thurmont
Mr. Kethorays
Washington
Kelbough
Hothel
Ohie
FL Staub
Bixth Street
Frederick
Staub
Tle
William M. Storm
Oswin Frantz Elected Synod President at Potomac Mission
Professor Oswin B. Frantz of Easter Theological Seminary Lancaster Pa was chosen president of the Synod of the Potomac Evangelical and Reformed Church during the 64th annual mission meeting opened in this city on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswin B. Frantz
Easter Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Synod of the Potomac of the Evangelion
Reformed Church
Italy Aims to Calm France Britain on Ethiopian War
Geneva July 29 Italy pledges to avoid building a large Ethiopian army and to cooperate with the League of Nations. A note from Wallan seeks calm ahead of League Assembly with signatures from Halle Belisde and other officials promising collaboration and restraint in the Ethiopian crisis.
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Italy
France
Great Britain
Geneva
Swittzerland
Mary
Creat Takai
League of Nations
League
Halie Selasde Wilh
Pia
Fistlee
Wallan
Promiane T
Prague
Steuch
Genesa
Halle Belisde
Pleasant Valley Dairy Files Answer To Suit
Pleasant Valley Dairy files an answer and demurrer in an Equity Court suit led by Maryland State Dairymen's Association. The defense argues the organizing law is unconstitutional and infringes the Fourteenth Amendment and state constitution. it contests contracts and alleged uniform marketing warrants, claiming lack of jurisdiction and noting missing signatures.
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Groter Sponseller
Pleasant Voalley Dairy, Dae
Baleimore
Maryland State Dairymen's Agwyelyton
Wold
Leo Weinberg
Calvin and Molcourt
Baltimore
Snegarocuagit
Mlimenters
Freon
United States
Maryland
Freiom
Mintry
Sponselier
Specife
She Dairy Company
Sporselier Ta
Killer Tramp And Shipes On Next Card
A preturn bout between KM Ler TM Trimp and Runsell Shipes headlines the next card sponsored by Hrunsaick Volunteer Pine Department. The event drew strong local interest with crowd expectations and a four bout lineup featuring Traymond Funk as matchmaker and other regional contenders.
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Trimp
Runsell Shipes
Hrunsawick
Hrunsaick Volunteer Pine Department
Traymond
Peck
Funk
Tony
Denver
Zioncheck on His Way Home From District Supervision
Washington June 20 Congressman Zioncheck left Washington by train for Seattle. Kenneth Romney and others accompanied him to the station after a police warrant was issued for assault against Zioncheck. Romney planned to safeguard Zioncheck as long as possible, while police sought custody and coordination with state and district authorities for transfer.
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Washington
Maclon A
Doneheck
Washinston
Seattle
Kenneth Romsey
Hote Srgeant Ateathis
Cheorge Bishop
Zlon
Ubeko
Capitol
Wis
West Coast
Hotee Aergeanatearms
Marion A. Bloncheck
Ren
Iran
Matsiahd
Tomight
Howe Office
Huilding
Romney
Sdoncheck
Wash
Iuitton
Stoneheck
Wavatic
Walider
Sheppard Pratt
Towson
Mat
Nnally
Mery Benjamin Scott Young
Troy
Alene
Fae
Flone
Harmorend
Saoncheck
Femye
Maryland
Nad
A. J. Ginvard
Vic Nad
District of Coumbla
Deve
Whe Davies
Omy al Idward
Reception Honors Calvary Pastor and Mrs Meeks
Approximately 200 persons attended a congregational reception for Rev. Dr. Benjamin W. Meeks and Mrs Meeks, new pastor and wife at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. Former Washington district superintendent Gra Gohan introduced the couple. Casper E Cline led as Sunday school superintendent and chaired the event. Representatives from church and community spoke, including Chief Judge Lanmmond Urner and Rev. Robert L. Sherry. Mrs Meeks received a bouquet of roses from Calvary’s Altar Guild. Refreshments followed.
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Benjamin W. Meeks
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Meeks
Gohan
da. Movs
Washingtom
Methodist Forcopal Church
G. Diiis Willams
Casper E Cline
Lanminond Urner
Halden 3
Moulton
Ames Mendrickson
C. Albert Gilson
James H. Harris
Atts
Usher Hall
Anna Schautz
Robert L. Sherry
Church of the Brethren
City Ministerial Association
City Ministerial Association, of Which He Is President. Meg. Dr Meeks
Radica of Calvary Church
Game Unharmed By Past Severe Winter
Maryland wildlife largely escaped winter damage officials report. State Game Warden Lee LeCompte notes quail numbers in Garrett County diminished, while grouse, turkeys, rabbits, and squirrels appear as before, following a survey across western Maryland.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Lee LeCompte
Wester Maryland
Garrett County
LeCompnte
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone May Revenues Fall Short
Operating revenues for May at Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Halmore City fell to 1,162,158 from 1,188,870 in the prior year. Expenses rose to 903,783, up 12,005 from 1933, leaving net income of 258,374. For the first five months of 1936 revenues totaled 5,724,048, with expenses and income respective to the period.
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Tavttmore
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Halmore City
Maryland
the Marys
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Dismissed charges against Secretary of State Dawson
The charge of driving while intoxicated against Secretary of State Thomas LeDawson was dismissed after testimony in Rokyile. A fine of $1 was imposed for reckless driving. Gentzler testified the collision occurred when he swerved to avoid an oncoming car. Dawson attributed the accident to a California-licensed vehicle ahead.
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Thomas le Dawsur
C. Jo Genter
Mareld C Smith
Magkstrate
Daas
Ranet
Secretary of State
Gentzier
Washington
Rockvine
Bethesda
Maggie Diehl
Dawson
Tekville
Daaron
Ted
Damage suits dismissed after cost payment in courtral case
Damage suits totaling 10759 were dismissed by court order on payment of costs by defendants. Lawsuit filed by Isabelle Calhoun and Henry Calhoun Company Inc of Baltimore against Samuel Esgi and Edgar Fagi concerning a collision with a car driven by a woman in her forties. Plaintiff sought 19000 and the company 750 for vehicle damages. Attorney William Storm appeared for the plaintiffs. defendants were represented by a lawyer from the same firm.
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Isabelle Calhoun
Henry Calhoun
Samuel
Esgie
Edgar Eagie
van 4M
Vic
Wiliam Mo Storm
Coplain
Tsi Y Be Defendarts
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