Coblentz Takes Stand For Self In Resignation Powr
Coblentz defends his actions as he faces resignation pressures, asserting his stance amid internal turmoil and political conflict within the party.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1936
Page
2
Coblentz defends his actions as he faces resignation pressures, asserting his stance amid internal turmoil and political conflict within the party.
Fragmentary text reports a message delivery claim tied to a conference in Pitt Gas market and mentions figures Ben, Ro Mo, and others, with references to the Governors and Alicraft Conference. The readable portions indicate a political or organizational move and a public statement of support amid unclear details.
Fragmentary OCR text references a property sale and individuals but lacks coherent facts or details such as dates, places, or parties. The readable portions mention a sale, persons connected to the property, and advertising notes, providing insufficient basis for a full news-style card.
Testimony resumes in a damages suit with complex garbled text. The readable parts reference a trial stage, witnesses, and contested claims, with legal terminology indicating a civil action seeking compensation. Further readable context is limited by the damaged OCR.
Officials report renewed support for a second reprieve in the Mareid G Huttmo case. The Governor has not yet acted. Attorney General agrees with a stay, while a final decision remains pending amid ongoing debates in state government.
Fragmentary text shows an opinion about a person or group, with references to a boss and a refused reconsideration. Names and specific actions are unclear, but the snippet hints at a legal or formal decision context and a possible reference to someone named Gerson Creorg.a and a group.
A chaotic House vote impeaches Judge Ritter, a former Denver appointee of President Cleveland, amid debate on the trial process. The House insists on convicting beyond doubt, while the Senate proceedings would determine removal from federal office. The move highlights ongoing tensions over impeachment authority and constitutional procedure.
A winter storm moved through the area, dropping up to two feet in some locales and closing streets. By Tuesday, warmer air pushed in from the west as temperatures rose to around 20 degrees.
A birthday party honoring Paul Main was held Sunday in Woodsboro with refreshments and a cake decorated for the occasion. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Williams, Mrs. Bennie Weinberg, Mrs. Silla Shockney, Miss Nora Williams, Dorothy Mimes, Virx, Baltimore, Mr. Hubert Muster Oden, and others from Woodsboro and nearby areas.
An unclear fragment reports a secret caucus and mentions commutes and some methods or means, with garbled text suggesting tentative actions or plans amid incomplete wording. The readable elements point to a private meeting context and unspecified outcomes.
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