Wordy War Follows Death of Cumberland Bill in Maryland
Maryland lawmakers clash over a cascade of bills as the House kills a cigarette tax measure and expands workers compensation for construction and frostbite while Senate probes alleged political interference in the State Police. Delegate Houck and Senator Kimble clash over Cumberland electric power bill and lobbyist influence.
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Maryland
Billy
Tiret
Miet Ag
Pasermichs
Ermanuel Gorfine
Ave Ballet
Ensorce
Senate
Houck
Charles S Wottick Jr
Frederick County
House Today
Robert B Kimble
Allegany County
House
Kimble
Elinder
Cumberland
Potomac Edison Company
David Caines Brenner
Morgan Harns
Potomac-Edison Company
Fure
House of Delegates
Frederick
Thought Spring Around Corner on Ridge Road Snow Fences
Residents between Mt Airy and F situate petitioned District Engineer Linthicum of the State Roads Commission to remove snow fences so spring plowing could begin. High winds after a two day moonlight-storm piled drifts, delaying road clearance. traffic may be halted for days. Without fence removal, plows could not tackle the drifts.
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Siena
Mt Airy
Thomas M. Linthicum
State Roads Commission
Linthicum Emia
Government Phanes Defeat Rebel Craft in Madrid Battle
Government planes and insurgents battled northeast of Madrid with heavy air duels. Five insurgent planes were shot down and a government craft crashed near Madrid while six other towns saw bombing including Barcelona where seven killed and 34 injured. Official Madrid casualties tally 1277 dead and 2500 wounded with 430 missing as 1000 buildings were destroyed.
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Spain
Masa
Arihiega
Tad Bonvys
oMetala
Cnce
Jowea
Barcelona
State Police report sparks Senate clash in Annapolis
In Annapolis on Friday critics of the State Police pressed to print a Senate report detailing adverse remarks about Gay, Larry W Nice, J Purdon Wright, Nice's advisor, and Sergeant Menasth Katy. The debate focused on journalizing the report and a special order set for Friday. The committee recommended demoting Sergeant Katz and resuming road patrols, while noting Governor Katz’s absence from duty indicated department discord. Wright’s activity drew further scrutiny as the report cited his involvement with Katy Emme Karrasenont.
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State Police Department
Senate
Gay
Larry W. Nice
J. Purdon Wright
Nice
Menasth Katy
Searate
Wilmer F. Davis
Caroline
Robert W Cooksny
Charles
John D.C Duncan
Katz
Meo
Governon
Katy Emme Karrasenont
Lie
Wright
Frederick delegation urges school funding bill in Annapolis
A Frederick group travels to Annapolis to press State Senator Harry W. LeGore to back a bill allowing county commissioners to borrow up to 300000 for construction and improvements to schools in Frederick and central counties. The delegation included Ho Gambrill, Ignatius Bjorlos, Walker Carey, Others Keller, Jed, and Carroll Ho Hendrickson.
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Harry W. LeGore
Ansipolis
Aoness Byph
Senate
House of Delegates
LeGore
Carroll County
House
Carroll
Frederic
Freed by Pa Judge Clears State Police Officer
Somerset Pa March 16 Justice George W Maxey of the State Supreme Court freed State Police Officer Anthony Sanute of murder charges after a 26 hour jury deliberation ended without a verdict. Acquittal was directed due to lack of evidence while concerns over interference in departmental affairs were noted. The report also cites officials convinced Maj Enoch B Garey and others close to the administration sought to undermine Police work.
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Somerset
George W. Maxey
State Supreme Court
Anthony Sanute
Statesman Austen Chamberlain Dies in London
Sir Austen Chamberlain, renowned statesman and son of a famed elder, died tonight in his West End home. A longtime figure in British politics, he served as chancellor of the exchequer twice, foreign secretary, India secretary, and a War Cabinet member, marking a lengthy career in public service.
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Austen Chamberlain
London
Sir Austen Chamberlain
West End
House of Commons
India
Death of Rear Admiral Hobson Ends Narco Prohibition Advocate's Era
Rear Admiral Richmond P. Hobson, famed for the Merrimac action at Santiago Harbor, died of heart disease in New York. The Spanish American War hero had spent recent years campaigning against narcotics and promoting worldwide prohibition under alien dictates. His early fame arose from ramming the dismantled collier Merrimac into the harbor entrance and sinking it amid heavy fire.
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New York
Richmond P Hobson
Santiago Harbor
Ofeer
Obser
Merrimac
Santiama Harbor
Edward of Windsor Drops From British Payroll
Edward of Windsor, once heir to the throne, is reported off the British payroll with no pension from the government. The abdicated monarch must rely on the royal family for support as Parliament reviews the civil list. King Edward VI’s message to Parliament omits any provision for Edward Duke of Windsor and instead references revenues from the Duchy of Cornwall. A separate note mentions Great Salt Lake’s salt abundance.
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London
Edward
England
Edward VI
Edward Duke of Windsor
Duchy of Cornwall
Detroit Hotel Strikes End After Quick Settlement
Detroit fireside strikes end as four hotels reopen after Governor Murphy’s intervention. Book Cadillac Detroit-Leland Fort Shelby and Statler had been closed. 30 men led by a porter and waitress union organizer entered to organize a flat-rate protest. Meanwhile Chrysler plants in Detroit stayed idle for the ninth day as UAW seeks single bargaining agency. Chicago factory workers walked out. Illinois Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin needle workers face a broader strike. Chauffeurs’ walkout disrupted Toledo service. Westinghouse promises 950000 in bonuses. wage increases cited for nearly 5400 workers.
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Frank Murphy
Michigan
Cadillac
Chrysler Motor Corporation
Chrysler
United Automobile Workers Union
Birginnuigt
Chicago
Drews
Ladies Gartment Workers Union
Allinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Toledo
Chis
Lusicub
Westinghouse Electric and “Tinufacturing
Comppany
Walt
Navy plans fifteen new crafts to replace aging ships
A government naval program seeks to build fifteen new ships to replace each aging vessel as it reaches the end of its service. High officials outline phased construction and funding steps aiming to modernize the fleet.
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Lericient
Mareta
Othe Navy
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