Trial of Geo Schulz Begins as Darling in Self Defense
Testimony opened in the murder trial of George F Schulz age 63 Health Department official charged with killing Mrs Marie Darling at a mountain inn near Deerfield. State's star witness delayed by a track breakdown, defense argues self defense, with Schultz claiming jealousy and lack of premeditation.
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George F. Schulz
city Health Deparment officiel
pat pboutt
Ham, Urner
Johs D. Wilard
Charles Womiward
Schultz
maurder
mountain inn
sling
Deerfield
Baring
Austin James
Wiliam M. Storm
Wiliam M. Storm represents the defense, said that ity
scatland
Schulz
Delling
Hallowbe
Daring
seal
A. Wolfe
Darre saps
Irving D. Mentze Hahimers
Maryland
Schutz
Mentzer
Schuis
Degs
Bernhaarét H Bros
Orson
Gurtg
Joseph
Willing Watson Aims For Republican Lead in Indiana
James Ed Watson of Indiana, once a Senate power, shows willingness to accept chairmanship of the Republican National Committee. Rumors swirl as Breve Benders, current chairman, may resign.
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theine
James Ed Watson
Indiana
United States Senate
Rumor
Breve Benders
chaimen
wil resen
Salt Lake City Felt Major Earthquake Shock
An earthquake shock moving through Salt Lake City and northern Utah cracked windows, stopped clocks, and rattled chandeliers. Buildings such as the Ezra Thompson and Tribune towers swayed, a statue on the city county building was knocked out of plumb, and dust rose as walls rubbed. Logan reported the heaviest quake felt there, with early morning locals watching the shaking.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Ezra Thompson
Tribune
Logan
Tal bufdinss
Sab & i
Associated Press
Ogden
here
Midvale
Continental Navional Bank
Four Bandits Rob Two Banks of $21,000
Four machine gun bandits robbed Exchange National and Exchange Late, wounding Police Chief Willa Linville. Bank employees were held as hostages but released unharmed. Ed Iverson, cashier, was beaten and fell from a robbers’ car. Additional suspects held at Prisoners and Bally. Miss May Summers case involves larceny and other charges. N Shipley fined $10 for gaming tabs.
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Stehinson
Ban
Exchange National and Exchange
Polce
Willa Linville
Sed Amune bank
Ed Iverson
Exchangs Samte bank
METS
Bally
Russel Redmond
May Summers
East
sheen
Aion
Colder March Night Sets Record Across City
A brutal March night recorded the coldest in 23 years with subzero readings at several stations. Snowdrifts, strong winds, and zero at multiple sites marked a harsh end to an unsettled weekend as plows battled the elements and roads opened slowly.
Anti-Bonus Forces Lose First Test In House Vote
Washington March 12 AP A two thirds plus vote approved immediate consideration of Patman cash bonus bill with a 313 to 104 roll call. The $2 209000000 measure to be debated two hours, split between proponents and opponents. Representative Fish opposed, Patman for, with remarks about recording names in the Congressional Record.
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Washington
House
Patman
Representative Fish
New York
Representative Patman
Texas
U.S
Cannon
Wisconsin
Grounded airmail halts service as planes to resume midweek
Airmail planes are grounded by army orders in Washington as Congress rushes hearings on new bills. Major General Foulois directs immediate suspension until equipment is repaired and schedules aligned. A midweek resumption is anticipated with revised fair weather routes to restore the coast-to-coast backbone.
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Congress
Washington
army
Roosevelt
Benjamin D. Foulois
Air Corps
Foutots
Powerful Japanese torpedo boat Tomozu ru wrecked
Tokyo reports Japan's torpedo boat Tomozu ru, a vessel of 527 tons with heavy armament, wrecked in heavy weather near Sasebo during maneuvers. Probable loss of 120 crew. search says badly damaged and drifting. many believed drowned. Vessel found after missing since early morning.
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Tokyo
Japan
Sasebo
Man Dies After Being Shot on Baltimore Street
Edward Ricketts, 23, was found with gunshot wounds to the abdomen on a Baltimore street in Weserstown. He died at Washington County Hospital near noon. Police identify a crime scene at the Hagerstown Moose Home where a nightwatchman reported a masked intruder. Shoes at the Moose Home matched Ricketts, and a suspect fled after sticking his head through a transom The incident was observed by two patrolmen who found Ricketts on the street.
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Weserstown
Baltimore street
Edward Ricketts
Washington county hospital
Hagerstown
Bicketts
Ma Payden
aan
Ricketts
strees
Fairbanks Pickford settlement seen near terms
AP reports Fairbanks and Pickford nearing a settlement after days of talks. An Associated Press informant said reconciliation is a matter of time and that differences are being resolved, with both sides close to agreement.
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FAIRBANKS-PICKFORD
Douglas
Marrckford
nate
Associated Press
Guarantee of Home Loan Bonds Approved
March 12 AP report states a bill extending temporary bank deposit insurance and guaranteeing home loan bonds was approved by Congress. The measure would extend the 620.009 issue of home loan bonds and expand tax provisions related to national banks.
Financial markets show slow cautious trading in New York
In New York on March 12, markets moved at a slow pace as investors indicated a willingness to relax caution. Stock exchanges held steady with margins and liquidity in focus, whileFederal Reserve factors and security actions shaped early trading.
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New York
Scock Exchange ten
Water Project Dropped in Hampstead
Hampstead mayor E M Bush announced the municipal water system plan was dropped. He cited reduced CWA activities in Carroll county and the resulting lack of funds as the reason for abandoning the large project.
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Hampstead
Carroll county
E. M. Bush
Weather data snapshot for today headline
Weather bulletin lists 24 hour forecast with wind direction and rough temperatures. Includes last night low, prior year figures, sun and moon timings, and minor notes on variance.
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silat
Petitions Circulate To Wet Three Montgomery Districts
Rockville and Afard report petitions circulated to trigger referendums on repealing local option dry laws in Olney district. If passed, sales of light wines and beer with whisky could become legal, under county control pending further votes. The Montgomery County Liquor Control Board would oversee retail and tax proceeds.
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Rockville
Montgomery
Olney
Erection Supesssors
Garmesot
Tasoma Park
Lemisiat burg
Montgomery County Liquor Control Aword
Testimony Spotlight in Albany Trial Involves Manny Stren
John J. O Connell a member of a locally influential family appears in a photo from Albany NY testifying at the trial of Manny Stren charged with complicity in the alxruction. The report notes O Connell’s prominence and the high profile nature of the proceedings.
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John J. O'Connell
Hically power
Albany
Manny Stren
Wide differences in army navy engine prices sparked probe
Washington March 12 AP reports a large gap between army and navy airplane engine costs prompting congressional investigators to seek explanations. McCarn lists contract data showing higher army engine prices and wartime rush orders, with bids and potential overcharges under scrutiny and a new tally of 10 million dollars in army planes contracted before Hoover left office.
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Washington
Mar
army
navy
J. R. McCarn
McCarl
War Department
Hoover
House
McCain
Rovevert
Maryland Candidates to Pay Lower Filing Fee
Maryland candidates for Congress may file with a reduced fee of 100 dollars under a new law. The act shifts the filing cost to the Secretary of the State, updating the statute to make the process more stable. The measure affects House races across districts including the Eastern Shore and other counties.
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CONGRESS
Maryland
ecuion de General
House of Relatives
oath
Attendance Drops in Public Schools Amid Weather and Poverty
Public school attendance this year fell to a multi‑year low with 10 400 as the peak after 11 292 enrollment the previous year. Severe winter weather and poverty reduced attendance though Federal and community relief aided meals and clothing. Attendance officials across the state coordinated to document blizzard losses and support needy families through Miss Gertrude Smith and local groups, with Red Cross help and school cafeterias boosting participation.
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state department
Gertrude Smith
Miss Smith
Miss Sr
Frederick County
Public accounting filed for Central Truss Company receivership
The Circuit Court reviewed the receiver John J. Ghingher’s threefold report showing receipts of 2 672 801.47 and expenses around 105 949.02. Claims payable total 564 246.45 for 199 general participants and 174 362.88 for 126 preferred claims.
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Central Truss Company
Circuit Court
cous
State Bank
John J. Ghingher
trust company
John &. Newman
lsted
cairns
said ' Court
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