Prisoners Begin Sentences and Appeals Docket
Six prisoners start terms today at the penitentiary and House of Correction including Frank Zumbr, Charles Millard, Elmer Baker, and Francis Shorb. Arthur Wetzel granted home leave. Criminal appeal costs docket opens March 18 with multiple cases scheduled over three days.
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Peniten
House of Correction
Frank Zumbr
Shkerif W. C. Roderick
Tles
Arthur Wetzel
Emmitsburg
Harold Alexander
Befauver
D. J. White
Bennett
Charles Gempher
Francis Lorraine Rippean
Bowers
Christine Tokar
Veniah E
House Adjourns After Brief Maryland Session
In a short session the Maryland House of Delegates approved a state office building in Baltimore and several bills including aviation regulation. A governor inquiry committee was requested to study the building issue. Three Senate-passed measures received final House action. One addresses the Potomac border survey with Virginia while another ends toll collection on the Havre de Grace to Perryville Susquehanna Bridge. The bridge became free under state ownership after Roads Commission action last fall.
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Baltimore
Cfire
Rushi
Senate
Potomac River
Maryland
Virginia
Susquehanna Bridge
Havre de Grace
Peryis
Roads Commission Jast Fall
Tolis
Hydraulic Piston Explosion Injures Two
An industrial accident reported in Southern Rhodesia leaves two workers injured after a hydraulic piston explodes. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text. Further updates pending.
Chaplin Returns to Work Next Week After Illness
Chaplin returns to work next week after completing treatment for illness. His producers and managers confirm plans for resumed filming and public appearances, with a schedule to rejoin ongoing production and press events.
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Chaplin
Hoover and Grundy clash over tariff policy in Pennsylvania
The article outlines potential friction between President Hoover and Senator Grundy over tariff revision. Grundy presses for blanket high duties on imports paired with Pennsylvania manufacturing interests, while Hoover favors limited duties benefiting agriculture. It notes political dynamics involving Fisher, the Pennsylvanian campaign financier Beidelman, and local power figures in Harrisburg and Philadelphia.
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Coolidge
Hoover
Fisher
Pennsylvania
Ady
Grundy
Tari
Congress
Penn
Baschoar Escapes From Maryland Hospital in Flight
Federal authorities hunt Baschoar and his wife after he fled a Cumberland hospital bed in a pistol battle that wounded two guards. Police traced the couple to Baltimore where the wife found work, as officials say the man disappeared with plans of further evading capture.
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Harrisburg
Washington
Cumberland
Sagerstown
Frederick Autiles
Stalen
Hagang
Sasol
Punkstown Pike
Baltimore
Buick
Federas
Fada
Bull Traders Run Wild in Stock Market
Market frenzy drives bulls to surge as traders push share prices higher amid volatility. A chaotic session shows rapid rises and shifts in sentiment with headlines spanning technology names and financial firms.
School Workers Return From Meet in St Timarsday Session
Reported proceedings cover addresses on teacher rights to expect support from schools and professional growth. Notable speakers include Dr Edward Elliott of Purdue and Julian Meek of Toledo, with talks by Boynton, Bri, Counts, Palmer, and others on educational leadership and reform.
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St Timarsday
Deweyse
Amer
Edward ©. Elliott
Purdue University
Lafayette
Hindage
Cameron Black
Stock Exchange
Aer Seercers
Frank Purpont Gyayes
Julian
Ithaca
Charles 5
Meek
Adent
Schools
Toledo
Frank D. Boynton
Department of Superintendence
N. Y
Thomas H. Bri
Columbia University
Lincoln Schonl
Teachers College
Henry Harap
Western Reserve
L Ol
Chicago
Paul R. Mort
Teachers' College, Columne
Columbia
For
Home Econy of
Minnesota
George S. Counts
Teachers’ Columbia Uiversity Ta
Palmer
Driver Arrested After Truck Hits Parked Cars
A truck crashed into several parked vehicles in an incident near Market Street causing damage to multiple cars. Driver Cougline was arrested by Officer Roy AI HY on charges of driving while intoxicated and held at the police station for processing. A nearby pedestrian was also struck by a Pennsylvania car near McCrory store, causing excitement in the area. Lewis Rickerd was hospitalized with a contused head wound after being struck by a car backing from Old Forge Bank, with the driver T. J. Stewart turning over control and taking Rickerd to Frederick City Hospital.
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Patricks
Roy AI HY
Cougline
Justice Sennett
Fimilal
Pennesylvania Automobile
Market Street
McCrory
Braddock
Lewis Rickerd
Tanet
Frederick City
McCrore
Millrken Street
Thom M. Smith
Rickerd
T. J. Stewart
Old Forge
Old Forge Discount and Deposit Bank
Mr Choate Speech on How Businessmen View the World
Speaker H Lawrence Washington, D C, addressed a gathering on the businessman's view of the moral and religious world. The talk emphasized balance between commerce and ethics and called for steady progress guided by character and faith.
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H. Lawrence
Washington, D.C
Bill requires autos to stop for school buses
The measure mandates that vehicles stop at back of school buses when the bus is halting to load or discharge children. Violations carry fines between five and eighty nine dollars. The bill was read for the first time and referred to the committee on judicial proceedings.
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Bill
Committee On Judicial Proceedings
Washington Masons mark Washington's Birthday at Leach Lodge
About 200 Masons attended the Washington's Birthday observance at Leach Lodge No 164 A F and A M at the U S Masonic Temple. Claude Cabinets, Past Grand Master of Masons of the District of Columbia and secretary treasurer of the National George Washington Memorial Association, spoke on George Washington as a Mason and the memorial building planned on land once surveyed for Town's endowment. The pink and green marsh stone building, half finished, will overlook the Capitol area and honor the Father of His Country.
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Washington’s
Melper
Atien- Mun
Washington
Alexandria
Tery
Vernon
Washington Weather Outlook and Nominations Report
AP dispatch notes no fixed weather forecast for Inauguration Day as forecasters warn of potential rain in parts of Virginia and Washington while the capital could be clear. Curtis Wilbur is named to a Ninth Circuit judgeship, with Senate action uncertain before adjournment. A tentative compromise on prohibition funds surfaces, with different proposed increases between Senate and House.
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S Cole
Mitchell
Washington
Virginia
Wilbur
Curtis D. Wilbur
Secretary of the Navy
Coolidge
U.S
Ninth Circuit
Capt Norris
Senate
Aerbert Hoover
Washington, Mass
House
New Minister Named for Utica Lutheran Charge
A successor to Rev. J. M. Spangler is expected to be appointed soon. Visiting ministers are heard at Utica, Bethel, and Wrightside churches. Rev. Mr. Once of Pittsburgh preaches at Utica 10:30 AM, Bethel 2:20 PM, and W. E. 7:30 PM. A committee from Utica Bethel and other churches studies the appointment.
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J. M. Spangler
Utica
Lansberry
Clearfielld
Gethsburg Seminary
Charse
Spangler
Reh
Frederick County
Thomas R. Saylor
Ramsburs
Bethel
George Mub
More Arrests Likely In Baltimore Dope Probe
Reports indicate additional arrests expected today in the Baltimore narcotics investigation. Officials and law enforcement sources describe ongoing efforts and potential charges related to the probe.
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Baltimore
Nationalists Protest in Nanjing Demonstration Surges
A protest by nationalist groups is reported in Nanjing with crowds marching through streets. Police monitor the event as demonstrators demand political reforms and speak to reporters about national pride.
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