Diplomat Declares Not Responsible For Washington Accident
Washington March 19 AP A Chilean diplomat and commander deny responsibility for a street crash that seriously injured Paul Edward Hammond a 22 year old Southern Railway worker. Witnesses say the diplomat ran a red light at Connecticut Ave intersection. Senator McKellar proposes stripping immunity from foreign officials in traffic cases.
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Washington
Senator McKellar
Denn
Tennessee
McKellar
Joan Poulch
Paul Edward id
Hammond
iKellar
Paul Edward Ham
Southern Railway
Wiliam G. Stott
met
Henry Pratt
Juan Polich
Connecticut
Taft Views on Prohibition Glorious Says Taft Quote
Washington March 19 AP Friends of prohibition press the Eighteenth Amendment before the House Judiciary Committee. A letter read from November 21 1925 attributed to William Howard Taft quotes him as saying the result of the prohibition effort has been glorious. The message argues continued two thirds majorities in Congress will push enforcement through, reducing moderates.
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Washington
Friends of prohibition
House Judiciary Committee
Howard Taft
frst
Irving Fisher
Yale
Salisbury farmer kills wife then kills himself
Harrison Disharoon a 44 year old farmer near Salisbury shot his wife who had left him Saturday at the Marvel home near Mardela injuring her, then fatally wounded himself with the same gun. Police found him dying near his heart as they entered the Disharoon home and learned the weapon had been borrowed from a neighbor.
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Salisbury
Harrison Disbaroen
Diskaroon
James Marvel
Mardela
Marvel
Marvel home with her mother last night when Diskaroon
U S Delegation Tackles Franco Italian Parity Row
The American delegation at the naval conference sticks to its slogan never say he as it discusses Franco Italian parity. Ambassador Morrow and Commander Harold Train proposed ideas to bridge the rift, amid reports of a breach in harmony over US Japanese talks. Hood College closes for spring vacation, while police records reveal foreign emblems warned for liquor violations and a Polich automobile crash with Mrs Hammond injured.
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Saga Te
Morrow
Harold Train
Daily Express
Henry G. Pratt
Polich
Woodley road
Woodley place
Ponch
naval attache
Connecticut avenue
Rhode Island avenue
M Street
Eighteenth Street
N street
Mrz. Hammond
Hammond
County youths convicted of sale of intoxicating liquor
Leonard and Alden Darner, near Jefferson, were found guilty by Judge Newman of selling liquor. Each was fined 250 dollars and sentenced to three months in the House of Correction with an additional three months in default of payment. The trial highlighted testimony about liquor at their father’s farm and witnesses disputing involvement. Several other sentences followed for liquor offenses in the same docket.
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Alden Darner
Jefferson
Circuit Court
Newman
House of Correction
Darner
walfway
Adamstown
Howard Cornm
Leonard Darner
Equor
Jane Houpt
Darness
Cornm
Reno S. Harp
Henry Stanton
East street
Stanton
E. Austin James
Melvin G. Gilbert
Woodsboro
court of liquor seling
Gilbert
Ena Hartsock
Nellie Vosseil
Kansas Mine Union Charter Revoked In Kansas
United Mine Workers meet in Indianapolis authorize John L. Lewis to revoke Kansas District No 14 charter and install provisional government. Howat named head to be removed along with the district five board. A rump convention forms Fiona as new miners group. Also notes a minstrel show by Blue and Grey Minstrels of the Marland National Guard at Woodsboro and Lovettsville with dates listed.
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United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Kansas
Alexander Howat
Lewis
Howat
district five
Fiona
mace
Marland National Guard
Woodsboro
Henry Keller
mastrel
Lovettsvie
Two Die In Burkittsville Area Auto Crash After Dance
Miss Marjorie Sikkens 120 Hyattsville and Austin Snoots 56 Washington died after a tire blew on Middlebrook hill near Gaithersburg. Kathleen Mahoney 22 Washington and William Hodges Hyattsville were injured. The four were returning from a dance at Burkittsville when their car struck a tree off the road. First aid was given by Gaithersburg doctors and they were taken to Sandy Spring hospital. Funeral plans not learned. total week toll in radius near Frederick rises to four killed and eighteen injured.
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Hyattsville
Washington pike
Gaithersburg
Burkittsville
Sikkens
Sandy Spring
Montgomery county
Austin Snoots
Georgia avenue
N. W
Washington
Rockville
Kathleen Mahoney
Third street
Wiliam Hodges
Miss Mahoney
Sandy Spring hospital
Middlebrook hill
Prank N. J. Broschoat
Stanley W. Barber
Wertheimer Leads Cumberland Council Ticket Tuesday
Samuel Wertheimer named Cumberland councilman led the field in a nonpartisan city election. Mayor Thomas W. Koon was re elected to his ninth term, defeating Charles F. Heller. Other council winners included Joseph H. Griffin Herbert Lee Blye and John G. Shearer. Amendments for salary increases sewer and incinerator bonds were defeated. Wertheimer is noted as a brother of local Wertheimer family members and a Frederick native.
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Cumberland
Thomas W. Koon
Charles F. Heller
Koon
Heller
Joseph H. Griffin
Herbert Lee Blye
John G. Shearer
Democratic party
Charles Wertheimer
Francis K. Wertheimer
Frederick
toker
Regional Meeting Of High School Principals In Frederick
The annual regional meeting of Frederick, Montgomery and Washington county high school principals is held at Frederick High School under William E. Elingaman. Education questions will be discussed by principals including topics read by Wilson P. Sperow and E M Douglas, with attendees from Frederick, Washington and Montgomery counties. The meeting began at 10 oclock and will run all day.
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Frederick
Montgomery
Washington
Frederick High School
Wiliam E. Elingaman
Maryland
Wilson P. Sperow
Boonsboro High School
E. AL. Douglas
Takoma-Silver Spring
Silver Spring
William Diehl
Hancock
David W. Zimmerman
Thurmani
R. Floyd Cromwell
Brunswick High School
J. C. Biehl
Klingaman
Hagerstown
Frederick county
A. E Leary
Herbert P. Davis
Middletown
Homer W. Guyton
Emmitsburg
Roger P. Culler
Wolfsville
Elmer EK. Chandice
Libertytown
Zimmerman
Thurmont
Cromwell
Brunswick
Willam
Gross
Walkersville
Washington county
John W. Zentmyer
F. D. Biitle
Hamsport
Walter Peterman
Clearspring
Sperow
Boonsboro
Rexford B. Hartie
Smithsburg
Montgomery county
Mr. Schott
Rockville
Maxwell Burdette
Fairland
Beltsvile
Reid Irving
Sherwood High School
Sandy Spring
T. W. Troxell
Gaithersburg
Owen Knight
Dickerson
T. W. Pyle
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Bethesda
Edgar Guy Jewell
Damascus
E. M Douglas
Takoma
B. O. Aiken
Poolesville
Edna Goodwin
Germantown
Wet Roads Spark Braddock Auto Havoc and Calvert Hit
Slippery pavement from rain caused several minor accidents near White House Inn Braddock. A Buick sedan skidded off the road into a culvert, breaking it. occupants were uninjured and gave no names. A Chevrolet coupe narrowly avoided a plunge after striking a fence rail. one occupant was an Michigan Automobile Club official bound for a Washington meet. A night crash toppled a pole later, with Potomac Edison workers adjusting the damage.
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White House Inn
Braddock
Harry Lease
Frederick
hat
Michigan Automobile Club
Washington
Potomac Edison
Europe Shipping Maiden Voyage From Bremerhaven
The North German Lloyd liner Europa departed Bremerhaven at 1 PM for channel ports and New York marking its maiden voyage. In other news, a firm named Cohen thers bought stock and store fixtures from Simtling as R Rosenour and Sons Inc for 16,606 dollars with 10,009 dollars paid to William J White Baltimore as receiver.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
floyh
Bremen
channel ports
New York
Cohenthers
Marteh
Dealers Pleased With Success Of Annual Auto Show
The mid point of Frederick's 1930 automobile show finds a majority of dealers satisfied with interest and sales prospects. Over a dozen contracts have been closed in two days, with hundreds visiting showrooms as Spring models go on display. Women show growing curiosity about performance and handling, while dealers debate centralized versus individual showings and expect attendance to rise through the week.
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dealers’ association
automobile show
State armory
Thestar
Gealers
carden
Hood College Music Students Recital Highlights Local Talent
Hood College Music Department hosted a Friday evening recital in Brodbeck Hall featuring Virginia Coblentz, Eleanor Eichs berger, Miriam Rhoads and others. Performances included Chopin Polonaise, Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody, Debussy piano pieces, Violette Serenade and organ works by Eichelberger and Dubois.
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Brodbeck Hall
outlook
Frederick ogirls
ginia Cobients
Eleanor Eichsberger
Miriam Rhwsds
Coblentz
Karganoff
Marur
Chopin
Carpenter
Lucia Ranger
Ts puece
Emma Sheer
ta Kuhns
Miss Sitter
Seshatt
Speaks
Pergieese
Haydn
Kuhgs
Eleanor Eichelberger
Ruth Hoffman
Miss Etchelberger
Woodman
Dubois
Miss Hedman
Helen Roberts
Lisst
Bernice Hibsman
Hibsman
Betty Gabel
Ambrosio
Vieuxtemps
Bills Anns May Silverman
Cathedrale Engrautie
Emma Shier
Liszt
Pergleose
Alberta Kuhns
La Cathedrale
Debussy
Afmstrels
Anna May Silverman
Miriam Rhoads
Anti God demonstrations sweep Soviet union on religious notice
Moscow reports say atheists and Soviet workers hold anti religious meetings as open anti God Congress nears. Pope Pius XII protests against persecution of Christians in Soviet Russia while mass at St Peters Basilica draws 70 000 faithful. Market ends good session with solid turnover and falling money rates. Civic Club donates 25 to Alderson prison for women chapel fund.
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Russia
Chris Hans
Soviet union
Society of Militant Atheists
Pene
Moscow planetarium
Todas
Vatican City
Pius AV
Soviet
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St. Peter's basilica
Civic Club
Federal Prison for
Alderson
W. Va
Earl of Balfour Dies at 82 in England Home
Arthur James Balfour veteran British statesman and former Prime Minister died at his brother Gerald Balfour’s home in Woking Surrey aged 82. He served as Foreign Secretary and head of the British Mission to America during World War I and led British delegations at the Paris Peace Conference and Washington Arms Conference. His death caps a storied career in British politics and diplomacy.
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ARTHUR J. BALFOUR
Woking
Surrey
England
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Arthur James Balfour
Lord Salisbury
Admiralty
America
San Remo
Hythe
Brussels
San Sebastian
Rome
London
Geneva
Balfour
United States
British High Commission
Germany
Wilson
Congress
Barl Balfour
Ehu Root
Japan
Order of the Garter
Fes
House of Lords
Viscount Traprain
Whittingehame
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