Senate Overrides Roosevelt Veto on Veterans Benefits
Washington reports the Senate by 63 to 27 overrode President Roosevelt to enact the independent offices appropriation with higher veteran and federal pay provisions than the administration sought. The vote followed seven hours of debate as Republicans largely backed override, while Democrats mostly opposed. The measure would restore roughly 90 to 190 million dollars annually to World War and Spanish American War veterans and include pay restorations for government employees.
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Stray cow blamed for accident to trucks near Middletown
A stray cow on the National Highway near Middletown caused an incident delaying a convoy of trucks bound for Baltimore. The court filing cites damages of 750 dollars against Laxeon, with William G Williams Spong of Ohio listed as plaintiff in the local case.
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Geck
William G Williams
Cow Causes Multi Truck Crash Near Middletown
The owner of a cow near Middletown claimed negligence after a chain reaction crash damaged three trucks and a tow unit on a rural highway. He asserts the animal trespassed and caused a convoy bound for Baltimore to collide near Maxkiletown, damaging multiple vehicles.
Garden Center to Open in Frederick City Wednesday
The Frederick Garden Club opens the first city Garden Center on Wednesday April 11 from 9 AM to noon in a section of a building near the golf course on North Bentz Street. Garden Club members will answer questions, provide seeds, and display gardens plans with a small front garden and a larger rear area supervised by local landscaper Stuart Haller.
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Garden Club
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New Jersey
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Bowers
Sam W Maples
Carlos deGarmendia
HH Jewtt Orth
Ass. T Stuart Maller
James 4 Long
Holmes D Baker
City election campaigns begin as parties prepare for nominations
With nominating conventions near, Democrats and Republicans in the city prepare for primaries and a June city election. Democratic activities open April 10 at a Peoples' Courtroom meeting. Republicans set to name a new chairman as they gear up for late April or early May conventions.
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Eduard J Smith
Edgar H McBride
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Soo
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Charles F Brenner
George T Schroeder
Munshower
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Herbert S Schroeder
City properties sold by Putmans and Crums
Deeds recorded in the clerk's office show seventy properties changing hands. Mr and Mrs R E L Putman of Hagerstown transferred property to Mrs Mary Ro Pisner. Another sale records Mr and Mrs Edward M selling to Mr and Mrs Abbar Crum at 101 East Street for about $3,000.
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Hare
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Edward M
Abbar Crum
East T Screet
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