Roosevelt 10 Get Tariff Authority
Washington feb 28 congressional democratic leaders agreed to seek a new tariff experiment granting the president limited power for three years to negotiate tariff changes with other nations. The plan would allow reductions in exchange for counter cuts while keeping articles on and off the free list restricted. Negotiations with some South American countries were already under way.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Roose
Whie House
Congress
Provo
Yong
Ouster urged of Harvey Couch as BPC director
The Arkansas business leader was urged to be ousted from the Board of Public Companies after being accused of attempting to dock CuF ownership and undermining patrons. He reportedly drew seventy thousand dollars in salary from three utilities last year amid the controversy.
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Harvey Couch
Arkansas
BPC
Ts Beng Ene
Eight cases docketed for court action Friday
Eight cases scheduled for action in the Client Court Friday include two demurrer arguments in Sun cases, actions for damages, one for reparvi ving, two property claims, and three debt actions. Chief Judge Hammond Urner will not return until Friday afternoon. Judge Arthur D Willard to preside.
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Hammond Urner
A. Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Arthur D Willard
Bretty Clarence A McBride
Annce O McBride
McBride
C. J. Speelman and Son
Charles B Grom
Laurel Theater Corporation
Burgess and Commissioners of Middletown
Willis JD
Raymond L. Bidle
Bide
Frank Michelback
T. C . Hubbard
Plan New Meetings For Government Corn Hog Program
County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker announced a third round of meetings in county centers due to snow disruptions. Dates are not set but likely midweek starting the following week, weather permitting, with over 50 applications filed and many more starting forms. The campaign is expected to close around March 15.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Dr Had Two Loves Highball Case
Grenwoot Miss Feb 28 Dr Sarah Rish Dean today told her murder trial that she unknowingly faced a moral choice between love and death. She testified she chose to marry one man and the other died after a ten day illness. The 36 year old physician told the jury she knew nothing about the death of Dr John Preston Kennedy of Grenwood who she is charged with murdering with poison whiskey highball. The defense rested after her testimony as the state produced rebuttal witnesses who said Kennedy had been drunk on occasions. The court adjourned awaiting final arguments.
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Grenwoot
Sarah Rish Dean
Ainung
Tao Mex
Sayi
Tola
Sas
John Preston Kennedy
Greeneon
Body in vault marks burial of McGras in Baltimore
The body of John Joseph McGras was laid to rest in Baltimore after a brief service at a New Rochelle hospital burial in Cathedral Cemetery. Relatives brought the body to the city for burial amid baseball career reminiscences.
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John Joseph McGras
Baltimore
Flyer Dies After 300 Foot Parachute Fall Near Bolin
Capt Wen H Broose and Capt G Essaprock died in a crash near Bolin after their S00-foot fall. Capt Brookiey reportedly jumped at 300 feet but his parachute saved him. Cap Esta was hospitalized with a broken thigh and internal injuries. later transferred to Reed General Hospital in serious but hopeful condition. Both officers, tied to Major General Benjamin D. Fouwlais Air Corps, were departing Middletown PA for a second night when the aircraft propeller failed and the plane crashed at Edgexsood Arsenal Maryland. A large consignment of munitions was undamaged upon landing at Balm.
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Kigtan
Wen- H Broose
É G Essaprock
Jared
Ner Tao
Bolin
Brookiey
Fred
King Leopold I Reigns Belgium at 32 Years Old
The new ruler King Leopold I is noted as the 32 year old leader of Belgium. A focus on governance and the monarchy is implied while the piece mentions nobility and historical context surrounding his reign. The text also references a Harbor location at New York and standard gauge rail tracks, along with a social gathering hosted by the Lawson family featuring Mr and Mrs Holand Lawson and their relatives.
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Leopold
Belgium
Governors Island
New York Harbor
Hudson
Dr. Smith Acting Bank President at Marynand Bank
At a Commercial Bank of Marynand meeting the board named Dr. George P Smith Woodscore manufacturer as acting president after the death of Edgar McBride. Smith has been vice president and will head the main bank and Jefferson and Mr Atsy branches until a permanent president is chosen. He also leads Rosebud Perfume Company Woodsboro.
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Commercial Bank of Marynand
George P.smith
Edgar McBride
Smith
Jefferson
Atsy
Emwen
Rosebud Perfume Company
Woodsboro
First Woman Named to Woodsboro Bank Board
The board elected Mrs. Edgar H. McBride to the bank’s board replacing her late husband Ghe, making her the first woman to sit on a bank board.
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Woodsboro Bank
Edgar H. McBride
Ghe
Bank Branch Death Lawyer Mentioned in Obituary
Jacob Rohrbsch, president of sien, was also listed as filling the role of Mr. McBride at the time of death. Amos A. Holter served as attorney for the branch bank at Aur.
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Jacob Rohrbsch
Sien
McBride
Amos A. Holter
Aur
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