Ellicott City Jury Convicts 4 on Conspiracy Charges
In Ellicott City on May 10, four men including two state police officers a former officer and a garage proprietor were found guilty by a jury of conspiracy to extort money from motorists on the Washington boulevard. Deliberations took about an hour and mercy was asked for Taylor. The case involved claims of political manipulation and framing by state officials and a detective witness.
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Ellicott City
F. Neale Parke
John Wheeler
John Herbert
Savage
Taylor
Washington Boulevard
Garey
Masto
Munshower
Sererant
Andrew HB. Linhard
Loughran
Linhard
Albert E. Markley
Markley
Major Garey
Ferdinand Sybert
Howard
Insurgent Armies Close on Bilbao in Basque War
From Vittor, May 9, insurgent forces under General Emilio Melis pressed toward Bilbao reaching within 12 miles of the Basque capital. Officials said only one more mountain range stood between insurgents and capture, with a reported breakthrough northeast of Bilbao at Mt Sollube. Basque losses were estimated at 400 dead and 1.6 wounded or captured.
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Vittorm
Spain
Emilio Melis
Bilbao
Tiscargt
Cape Ture
Ints
Palbao
Mola
Mt. Sollube
Relief control clash fuels party rift in relief policy
Washington lawmakers from both parties pressed for state run relief programs. Conservative Democrats and Senate Republicans backed tighter state control. The Fy Republicans already included this in their platform, signaling a partisan split on who administers aid.
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Washington
Senate
North Carolina Democrats Back Coalition for WPA Reform
A large group of conservative Democrats in North Carolina join a coalition to back a bill led by Senator King. The Utah Democrat proposes dismantling the WPA as a federal project and calls for 850 million dollars in federal relief funds matched by state aid.
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Baileys
North Carolina
Coalition
Siti
King
Utah
WPA
Legion and Auxiliary Attend Services for Veterans Day
Members of the American Legion, the Auxiliary, and the Sons of the Legion participated in a church service. The gathering honored veterans, recognizing past sacrifices and the role of wartime service in national history, with remarks attributed to local leaders.
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Legion, Auxiliary and Sons
Fra Key Pou Not
The
American Legion
Legionus
Rey
Love Pheme
East
Newress Woman Faces Court On Disorderly Conduct Charge
Golemsd woman Berenice Arly of Hingerstont to appear in Police Court tonight on charges of disorderly conduct resisting arrest and striking a police officer. She allegedly struck Officer Fagan at headquarters after arriving with Samuel Mason who was arrested for interfering with duties. Mason released on $10 collateral while Arly is held on $25. Several other early Sunday arrests were noted including Frank Tian from Yellow Springs for glass breaking and automobile violations by Officer Dorsey.
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Peoples Court
Frank Flint
Baltimore
Jefferson
Fint
Sherman Jones
Sunnyside
Jones
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Guy Anders
Flint
Guy Conwell
Reno S. Harp
Claude T. Warner
Middle Alley
W. K. May
Ter Lawrence Funcer
Palice Court
Berenicearly
Hingerstont
Samuel Mason
Eslored
Fagan
Mason
Frank Tian
Yellow Springs
Frank Dorsey
Har
Drunkenness and Disorderly Conduct Arrests Reported
A fragment describes multiple arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct by various officers. Suspects include John Harper and Eugene Dison each held on small bonds. others named include Dorothy Tyt, Jarh, and George Smyth with charges of dis orderly conduct and related offenses.
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George Smyth
Gollateral
Fire at Pimlico kills 28 horses including Preakness hopeful
Baltimore May fire swept a 44stall Pimlico barn killing 28 thoroughbreds. Among the casualties was Triple Action, a Preakness candidate, as Pimlico officials said the outward damage was limited and would not disrupt the ongoing race meeting. The 47th Preakness is set for Saturday.
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Baltimore
Yo Marvin
Triple Acstion
Matt L. Daiger
Pimlico
Intruder Alarm at Store Yields No Evidence
Fred Straley and Charles Mumen aver went to the scene but found no evidence of an intruder. Mr. Shepherd was also summoned to the store and found nothing amiss. Police did not know the origin of the alarm.
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Fred Straley
Charles Mumenaver
Mr. Shepherd
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