Dies bill stalled after House passage amid silver plans
Washington reports the Dies bill to expand agricultural exports by accepting silver payments passed the House by a wide margin but faced immediate questions from Republicans about administration stance. Simultaneously the administration kept other measures in check while market observers noted only modest impact on silver futures and a brief uptick in bullion interest.
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D.es
Texas
Fiesinger Bel
Treamey
Jamnes Harvey Rogers
China
Esudey
United States
Rainey
New York
House of Representatives
Treasury
Bulloon
Burns
Ades Reprimanded by Federal Court for Unprofessional Conduct
Bernard Ades, Baltimore attorney, was reprimanded today by Judge Morris A. Soper of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for unprofessional conduct in federal court. The reprimand is the only punishment to date amid disbarment proceedings filed by a federal judge, with earlier charges in the Lee case sustaining claims of improper injection and witness inducement.
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Baltmore
Bernard Ades
Morris A. Soper
United States Clicuit Court of Appeals
Canlas
Ed O
Euel Lee
Lee
Chaves Gracecucan
Delegates and plans for Wasnaston convention
Delegates were urged to send representatives to the Wasnaston assembly. Clara spoke on leadership, stressing a focused effort and avoiding distractions. Cited figures included Edison, Lincoln, and Curtin as influences. Mrs Muller and Miss Goseshire attended. An officers meeting is scheduled for next week.
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Wasnaston
Anc
Thomas A, Edison
Mm Linco
Cyrus KE
Curt Ne Fe
Caristomearia
Pa Q. Muller
Charter
I Zonta
Goseshire Poe
Answers Auguste Piccard’s Stratosphere ascent
Belgian scientist Answers Auguste Piccard rose nearly ten miles into the stratosphere. The note adds a claim about the Louisiana Purchase in 1503 and mentions the world’s most powerful lighthouse at Cape St Vincent in Portugal.
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Auguste Piccard
Louisiana Purchase
Cape ST. Vincent
Portugal
Gordy Urged 10 Run for Governor
Baltimore March 19 Reports say Gov Albert C Ritchie may seek the Senate term leaving a path open for Comptroller William Gordy to pursue the Democratic gubernatorial nomination urgently. Gordy aides press for an immediate declaration as delay could let another candidate win the party nod. Ritchie’s return from a South Carolina trip is awaited before any decision.
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Albert C Ritchie
Senate
Wiliam 5 Gordy
Ritche
Gordy
Ritchie
Annapolis
South Carolina
Gord
Reckless driving conviction after accident in Frederick County
Emma O Bishop of Izsamsville appeared before Judge Benson after arrest by State Officer Mason for failing to give name and address after an accident. She pleaded not guilty but was found guilty of reckless driving and fined ten dollars plus costs, which were paid. a charge against Mrs Reed was dismissed.
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Emma O
Bishop Izsamsville
Frederick County
Benson
Westminster
B C Mason
Rak He Reed
Wes
Reed
Ship tossed by storm endangers famed fugitive Insull
A Mediterranean storm sinks waves over Insull’s tramp steamer as Samuel Insull battles danger and a recent heart condition. He faces grand larceny and embezzlement charges tied to his former utilities empire while seeking a haven from American authorities.
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Associated Press
Athens
Mediterranean
Samuel Ensull
Insuil
Greece
Insull
Shower honors Miss Cathryn Fogle in Preble county
Friends held a miscellaneous shower at Cathryn Fogle's home for her upcoming marriage to Clarence Eaves. Gifts were given, games played, and refreshments served. Attendees included Mrs Rayha Specht Mrs Robert Price Mrs Edward Daugherty Mrs Elvin Grossnickie Mrs Carron Harp and others from Preble County.
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Pogie
Clarence Eaves
Hey Home
Cathryn Fogle
Rayha Specht
Robert Price
Edward Daugnerty
Elvin Grossnickie
Carron Harp
LiLan Harper
Lloyd
Biniz
Mermart
Eain Brenc
Mary Ellen Bi
Edna Ensor
Ruce
E.cabe Nicodemus
Frances Ramser
Mary Mer
Ritchie Like Costly Gar In MD University Talk
Republican candidate WeWE Smith urged Maryland students at the University of Maryland College Park to back him for governor. He criticized Gov Ritchie’s cost of state government, calling luxury expenditures unacceptable and pledging to cut operating costs by at least seven and a half million dollars annually. He argued Democrats outnumber Republicans in registration and stressed appealing to young voters and cross-party cooperation.
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Aine C Ritcane
H Weaser Smith
Maryland
Louth
Perhans
Ritchie
Democratc Club
Prene
Parcr
Smith
Ilea
Thernament Reef
Eo Ca. Maciune
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Rigid tax control plans for cotton crop vote noted
The fragment notes a proposal on rigid tax controls for cotton crops, aiming to aid non cooperative farmers and shape farm administration. It references government involvement and a legislative measure, with unclear details on place or date.
Mens Class Banquet and Music Program Details
A church banquet program lists events including a pastor from U Bocamnmt Ay and a male quartet. The fragment indicates musical selections and seating order for the event, with details partially readable such as a quartet and a set of hymns. The text is incomplete but suggests a formal student or class gathering with musical performances.
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Oteala Rus
Zamush Misic
Tos SeTyic
Fight Postponed Due to Weather In England
A boxing bout scheduled for tonight was postponed to tomorrow because of bad weather. Reports note the event will proceed with Rusko and Goonin as the main fighters. Separately, authorities state England hosts 410 privately owned aircraft.
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England
Socialite Held In Kidnapping Case Under Bond
Nelle Muench, prominent St Louis socialite wife of a banker, is free on $50,000 bond after she and three co defendants were indicted for kidnapping Isaac Dee Kelley. The abduction, staged in 1931, involved wealthy society figures and drew wide attention.
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Isaac Dee Kelley
Nelle Muench
St. Louisan
Bright Jewels Class Meeting At St. Johns Woodsdore
The Bright Jewels class of St. Johns Reformed Church in Woodsdore met March 14 at Virginia Bowers home. Rev Brown led singing and prayer, Dorothy Suitely read scripture, then business followed with readings and songs by Patricia Fisher Gina Bowers and Mildred Grimm. Attendees included Virginia Clary Grace Clary Darcy Crum and others with refreshments served. Also notes mention scientists citing a 600 mph speed limit for planes in straightaway flight.
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St. Jon's Reformed Church
Woodsdore
Mr. Brown
Virginia Bowers
Jesus
Dorothy Suitely
Patricia Fisher
Gina Bowers
Medred Grimm
Wtt
Sirs
Barre? Harvis
Misses Virgina Bo
Grace Clary
Virginia Clary
Darcy Crum
Mildred Grimm
Southsburg Elects New Town Officials in March Vote
In Southsburg Maryland on March 19 voters chose Charles Wolfinger as burgess after a contested election. Willam Detrow Rey D Newman and Robert E Smith were elected commissioners with Wolfinger receiving 46 of 48 total votes. He pledged to serve with town offices cooperation.
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Southsurg
Southsburg
Chas
Wolfinge
Warn Rober F. Towson
Willam Detrow
Rey D Newman
Robert E Smith
Wolffinger
Comitouc mi
Wolfinger
Land Sale Records From Frederick and Trail’s Section
A deed records sale of 4.19 acres along Gas House Lane from Maryland Brick and Supply to State Roads Co for 2834.18 dollars with Potts Griffin handling the sale. Another deed notes sale of three lots on King Street Trail’s section on the Ba more pike in Frederick from Mr and Mrs John L Smith to Maude L Au ander for about 500 dollars. Burgess Jacob Brenner and commissioners announced plans to seek reelection with candidates not yet chosen.
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State Roads Co
Potts
Bamore Pike
Frederick
John L. Smith
Maude L Auander
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U. OF MD
Mr. Webster
Carty’s
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Cartye
Smthsburg
Dace Burgess
Jacob Brenner
Theyromot Tun
Karl Jacobson
C.E. Cline & Son
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