Violations Of Liquor Laws On March Docket Preview
Brunswick bootleg cases lead the February criminal sessions opening under Judge Willard. Four liquor cases set for Thursday and four for Monday follow raids on alleged plants near Brunswick. Defendants include Mann Simentor Jones and Haynes with bonds around 2500.
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Brunswick
Circuit Court
Arthur D. Willard
Sherman P. Bowers
Luther C. Mann
Burkittsville
George Simentor
Frederick
James W. Jones
Charles Haines
Paul Sullivan
William D. Ecker
William Durbin
Guy 45
Crouse
Braddock Heights
Samuel A. Lewis
Mann and
E. Austin James
Jones and Haynes
William M. Storm
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore
Simentor
John Foster
William Nelson
Garland Grams
Viola Kennedy
Springfield State Hospital
Henry Dotson
Poole Jones
B. A. Crist
Elizabeth Falk
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
This City
Whinfield Scott
Tobias E. Zimmerman
William Thomas
William Theodore Fisher
Lafayette
Rocky Ridge
Joseph H. Smith
Oak Orchard
Harry M. MacGill
Seacrist Peer Parlor
Reno S. Harp
Harvey M. Clark
Roger G. Engle
Claude Seir
Alton Y. Bennett
Leroy Timpson
Raymond Naylor
Robert Naylor
Charles Ambush
Mr. Bennett
Raymond L. Baxter
Ralph Dewees
Ernest Luby
Bennett
Charles A. Morgan
Helen Isabel Speilman
Patrick M.schnauffer
Victor Leon Smith
Raymond L. Gue
Mr. Harp
Edward van Foss
House of Correction
Springer
Eastern Pennsylvania
F.t G. Haugh
Art.nn
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
King Prajadhipok Abdicates Throne in Bangkok
The Thai king abdicated today in Bangkok saying he will act as supreme arbiter of his country's tides. The announcement came via his secretary in England where the monarch has been since political trouble began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prajadhipok
Bangkok
Siam
England
Justice Holmes Reported Holding His Own
Washington reports say Oliver Wendell Holmes, former Supreme Court Justice, is conscious and resting comfortably after pneumonia. Doctors indicated he has not worsened since illness began and shows encouraging signs with no visitors today. Francis Biddle and Mark Howe gave upbeat notes on his condition and treatment.
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Washington
Mar
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Holmes
Mark Howe
Francis Biddle
National Labor Relations Board
Felix Frankfurter
Biddle
Thomas J. Clayton
State combats insanity plea in murder trial
In Baltimore on March 1 AP reports the state presented three medical experts to counter Morris T. Utley’s insanity defense for the killing of Charles Schimunck in a grocery store hold up. The defense claimed Utley had the mentality of a 10 year old and was partly responsible. Judge Dennis overruled a defense mistrial bid as Utley remained in Lancaster, Pennsylvania after the crime.
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Baltimore
Mar
Morris T. Utley
Charles Schimunck
Utley
Schimunek
Partiay
Samuel K. Dennis
Lancaster
Auto Workers Vote On Strike To Protest Board Conduct
Detroit March 1 AP Francis J Dillon AFofL organizer announced a strike vote for 176 locals in the motor car industry. He cited protests against the National Automobile Labor Board proceedings and elections. The report notes revocation stays on licenses and docket questions. Judge Willard urged the state attorney to pursue the matter. only one criminal appeal, that of James Edward Dixon, was acted on this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mar
Francis J. Dillon
American Federation of Labor
National Automobile Labor Board
Willard
State
Bowers
James Edward Dixon
Prajadhipok Abdicates Siam Throne After Discord
King Prajadhipok of Siam abdicates after months of internal dispute and repeated London conferences. The private secretary announced the decision from Cranleigh England as Bangkok reports parliament rejected the king’s conditions, ending the reign of the “supreme arbiter” of Siam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranleigh
England
Prajadhipok
Siam
M. R. Smaksman
London
Bangkok
Buntly
Bonus hearings open Monday on $2.1 billion pay bill
Washington on March 1 reports the House Ways and Means committee ordered hearings beginning Monday on bills to pay off the $2.1 billion bonus. The action targets the large veterans bonus and directs legislative consideration.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Washington, Mar
County to Borrow to Pay Interest
Annapolis March 1 AP A bill to allow Frederick County Commissioners to borrow 40000 annually in promissory notes to cover bond interest was introduced by Senator Harry W LeGore. The notes would be paid by September 30 in the year issued and the county could borrow an additional 56000 over the next two years. A separate LeGore measure would shift county auditing to February and school board audits to March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Mar
Frederick County
Harry W. LeGore
Republican
Frederick
LeGore
Olen Higgins
Richards
Dodson
Board of School Commissioners
Strange death of young bride probed in Pinehurst
A coroner's jury in Pinehurst, North Carolina, examined tests and microscopic analyses to explain the death of 22 year old Mrs H Bradley Davidson, heiress to Statler hotel millions, found dying in her car. Doctors noted carbon monoxide poisoning as the only condition likely to cause death and reported a dozen minor abrasions on the right lip and thigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
H. Bradley Davidson
Statler
Washington
C. C. Carpenter
Wake Forest Medical
M. W. Marr
Political clash over gold decision echoes into 1936 race
The Supreme Court ruling invalidating the gold clause in federal bonds sparks mixed reactions among Roosevelt allies and foes. Some see a boost to the President’s prestige while others warn of future political fallout. Analysts anticipate debates over inflationary bills, NRA actions, and possible campaign capital from Justice McReynolds’ dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Price
Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Congress
New Deal
NRA
Mr. Roosevelt
The
Definite Market Trends Elusive in Daily Trading
New York March 1 AP reports markets showed no clear trend with mixed minor gains and numerous losers. Trading volume remained light and grains and cotton weaker, bonds edged down on profit taking while the British pound opened at 1.483 dollars and call money stood at 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Hitler Returns to Germany with Wild Saar Ovation
Adolf Hitler arrived in Saarbrucken as the Saar Basin rejoins Germany after World War I era League of Nations rule. Crowds cheered the Reichsfuehrer amid flags, bunting, and Nazi stormtroopers marching along the city streets. Police Court cases note drunkenness and traffic charges scheduled for hearing. Edward Weller released on $5 collateral. John Combs jailed for lack of $250. James Myers posted $1 on a minor charge.
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Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Saar
League of Nations
Hitler
Edward Weller
Fagan
Phobus
John Combs
Sergt. Sol
James Myers
No Outside Help By Democrats Is Wanted, He Says
Senate Finance chairman Senator J Allan Coss warns against Democratic leaders in Baltimore submitting a relief plan to the General Assembly He says such a move could be disastrous and cause confusion especially if any member has been repudiated or discredited Local and federal relief talks continue with Hopkin s administration as state committees work on a permanent plan Definite action awaits a formal plan announcement
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Cummings
High Court
Annapolis
Mar
Baltimore
J. Allan Coss
St. Mary's
Senate Finance Committee
Coad
Maryland
Harry L. Hopkins
Senate Finance
House Ways and Means Committee
Ox Fibre Relief Assn Holds Annual Meeting
Two hundred nine members attended the Ox Fibre Relief Association annual banquet at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church parish hall. Officers elected include President Russell Esterly and Vice President Edwin Brookey with Harry Seeger as treasurer and George Myers as secretary. Retiring officers Eyler Burall Shultz Lipps and Hargett stepped down. Seeger and Myers were reappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ox Fibre Relief Association
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Church School
Russell Eyler
Russell Esterly
Edwin Brookey
Harry P. Seeger
George Myers
Scott Pettingal
Richard Brachey, Jr
Charles Falk
Mr. Eyler
Robert Burall
Albert Shultz
George Lipps
Arthur L. Hargett
Young G P Elects Carroll County Leaders
Willard Hawkins of New Windsor was elected president of the Young Republican League of Carroll County. Officers include Ray Hook as vice-president, Thomas Martin as vice-president, Donald Sponseller as secretary, and Paul Kuhns as treasurer. Preparations for an April banquet honoring Walter Rudy proceed. preparations led by Ray Hook Sherman Plangan and Guy Babylon. Mothers class at Grace Evangelical church held a meeting with 12 members and 5 visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Smith hosted. A chimney fire on West South Street was extinguished by United Fire Company with no damage.
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Westminster
Willard Hawkins
New Windsor
Young Republican League
Carroll County
Ray Hook
Westerys District
Thomas Martin
Taneytown
Donald Sponseller
Paul Kuhns
Walter Rudy
Mt. Airy
Harry Nice
Harry C. Smith
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church School
Smith
Elmer E. Thomas
James C. Rich
Alen Troxell
Ruth Shoemaker
Allen Webster
Harry H. Swomley
Raymond Crum
Sidney Michael
Walter Weaning
Vernon ‘Bt. Smith
Hilda Burke
Elizabeth Smith
Evelyn Webster
Isabel Crum
Thomas Smith
West South Street
United Fire Company
Hood College Hosts Seventh Annual Mothers Weekend Events
A lengthy program marks Hood College seventh annual Mothers Weekend beginning today and running through Sunday. The schedule includes teas, a social program, a dinner dance, a glee club concert with guest soloist Alfred Barto, a dance recital, a piano organ recital, and multiple performances featuring students from Frederick and surrounding areas.
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Hood College
Glee Club
Frederick
Brodbeck Hall
Alfred Barto
Estudiantina
Lacombe
Rosita
Paul Dupont
Tarantella
William Rees
Pagilacci
Leoncavallo
Beethoven
Broadwood
Nichavo
Mana Zucca
Cradla Song
Fritz Keessler
Rudolf Friml
J 8
Zamecnik
Aual
Alfred Barlo
Widmung
Franz
Mein Holder Abenstein
Wagner
Massenet
la Spagnola
Vincenzo di Chiara
Estradlila
M. A. Ponte
Gypsy Life
Robert Schumann
Alma Mater
Wasising
Ares M
Norma Rowe
Philadelphia
Elabeth Lombard
Washings
D C
Laura Kurtz
Millinburg
Sara Jane Martin
Altoona
Ruth Darby
Martinsburg
W. van
Ruth Sprenkle
Butler
Alice A. Gates
Helen Parlette
Fhd
Clab
Eleanor Enchelberger
Katherine Traver
Winifred Koons
Dorothy Durrow
Emily Schmidt
Harriet Leichert
la Rue Thomas
Gathersburg
Dorothea Reisenweber
Charlotte Senfi
Baltimore
Elizabeth Lombard
Washington
Ruth Swomby
Cecelia Sciay
Henry YT. Wade
Gustav Merkel
Maestoso
Piumoto
Symphonie Gothique
Ch. Marie Wider
Andanie Aouserials
Julius Rewick
Sigfrid Kaig-Rleit
Lake of Coustaner
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Opr
Tsar Sallan
Dw Bairstow
Meehan Feiser wedding brings guests from across region
Frederick County hosts the first large spring wedding as Miss Frances TeGore Feiser of Woodsboro marries Mr. John Franklin Meehan Jr. of Philadelphia. The ceremony at the Feiser home includes music by Jane Mody and Elizabeth March. The couple plans a White Marsh, Pa., return after March 15.
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Frederick County
Frances TeGore Febier
J. P. Feiser
Woodsboro
John Franklin Meehan, Jr
John Franklin Meehan
Philadelphia
Nelson. Brown
Walkersville
Jane Mody
Liebestraume
Elizabeth March
Norristown
Patrician
Felser
Woodshoro
Amelia Dell, Battimore
Charles A. Masson
Baltimore
Twenty- Ninth Division
Harold Bohlman
Schaler
Harry W. LeGore LeGore
Whitemarsh
Miss Feiser
Frederick High School
Hood College
Keystone Honorary Society
Brunswick High School
Frederick Leh School
Meehan
Lafayette College
United States Navy
Army
M. N.G. Ard
J. B. Meehan and Sons, Inc
Nurseymen and Larpscape Architects
Mos Felser and Meehan
Federal funds urged as Maryland faces relief crunch
Maryland relief chief Harry Greenstein warned the state has only six to seven days of cash left and no guarantee of federal funding. He filed a request for about 1.806 million to cover March with Governor Nice's approval, as Washington delays response and legislative action remains undecided. In Washington, Democrats hoped weekend talks on a 4.88 billion work relief bill could pierce a deadlock over the McCarran wage rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mar
Harry Greenstein
Maryland
Greenstein
Washington
Nice
Hopkins
Service officer plan faces budget clash in Annapolia
Democrats push bills in the Senate and House to authorize the adjutant general to appoint a state service officer under the military department. Governor Nice set a $120,000 veterans relief budget, including $20,000 for the officer, but supporters seek a $6,000 cap. The measures aim to give executive representation in the department while trimming costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolia
Senate
House
Adjutant General
Nice
Veterans’ Relief Commission
Ways and Means Committee
Simiar Lols
Mary Risteau
Harford
Claude A. Handley
Baltimore County
John E. Clarke
William G. Gassaway
Howard
Charles V. Hayden
St. Mary's
Weather Summary for Today and March Figures
Today's weather notes no precipitation in the last 24 hours. March precipitation to date is normal at 332 inches, actual March 1934 totals show 384 inches. Yesterday's high reached 33 degrees, last year 37. A low of 26 last night, 2 degrees last year. Sunset at 6.02 pm, sunrise tomorrow at 4.44 am.
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Tone
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Elt. Weirwright
Weirton Steel Company
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Queen of Bermuda
J. C. Williams
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