Remains of Coblentz Cases Reported in Maryland Court
Fragmentary docket notes describe pending charges and decisions in the Coblentz cases. References to pretense counts, financial statements of the Central Trust Company, and prosecution arguments indicate debates over guilt and evidence. Names, places, and dates are inconsistently rendered, with judges and attorneys referenced in scattered passages.
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Stein
Mir Conente
Central Trust Company
Gangary
Uraer Caine Pany
Lee Weinberg
Baltimore
Case Opty Cent
Beaten Biscuits Popular in Maryland Delights Readers
An 18th century Maryland recipe outlines beaten biscuits with no baking powder, using fat, water, and flour to form a crumbly dough. The method, attributed to Miss Mee Pheeters, details kneading, shaping, and baking steps plus serving ideas with cheese.
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Oullege Park Md
Fatenaion
Abe Gaye
Misa
Pheeters
Deereas
Among County Women's Clubs Meet at Twin Town Event
The Among County Women’s Clubs gathered in a community meeting featuring speeches, prayers, and a program of civic activities. Members discussed short courses, community health protections, and prize awards, with plans for upcoming events at College Park and Jefferson.
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Rebecca Mire
Waltham Fry
Mas Mat
Miss Williames
Acrothia
Prederick
Inverior
Macy Quadhill
Wii
Colles
Mist Mabel Thomas
Dro
AL Talbott Brive
Af Jefferson
John Tiley
Jeter
Theatin Gowertee
Two Montgomery County Bills Approved and Debate Highlights
A lengthy county session approved two Montgomery County bills while vetoes were noted on others. The proceedings discussed budget allocations for a county treasurer seat, a protective pension for a county employee, and a proposed transportation plan. The meeting featured adminstrative appointments, community events, and remarks from local officials about future tax policy and county services.
Frigid Weather Grips Town Amid Frost and Locust Talk
A cold snap brings record lows with frost across counties. Peach trees show advanced bloom stunted by frost. Lena beans and tomatoes suffer minor damage. Orchardists fear one year locusts if conditions worsen, while some areas report no hindrance. Temperatures dip near 40 degrees in some nights, with Friday marking the coldest period this spring. Mountainous zones report light snow and ongoing crop concerns persist as farmers brace for further frosts.
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Ottelaletty
Tia
Ridoevalle
Powell
Ows
USA
Taoa
Zhang
Towner Tims
New Japanese Troops Advancing Into China
Fragmented dispatch notes possible Japanese advances toward Shanghai and Nanking amid reports in Japanese circles of prepared demands on China. Rumors say Tokyo seeks currency concessions, recognition of Manchukuo, authority to suppress dissent, and economic cooperation measures as retaliation for U.S. aid to China.
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Shanghai
Tynanees
Japan
China
State's Apple Growers Meet in Maryland
Maryland growers gathered for the annual meeting of the State Apple Growers Association to discuss production and market trends. Directors named include C. F. Bryan, Hagerstown. G. L. Carpenter, Frederick. and W. L. Hoke, May Wandaer, with a focus on improving orchard practices and coordinating export efforts for the upcoming season.
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Maryland
C.F Bryan
Ilasre de Grae
Gos L. Carpenter
Hagerstoan
Uated
Raymoms Clanson
Elliott City
WPA Worker Held For Questioning In Maryland Hold-Up
Frederick county authorities held Frank Harkey, a colored WPA worker, for questioning in a reported hold-up at Upper Marlboro in Southern Maryland earlier this week. His description matched one of four alleged robbers. two suspects were arrested and two escaped. Constable Cividers led the detention following reports from Upper Marlboro officers and a later pursuit involving residents from Upper Marlboro traveling to Frederick.
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Frederick County
Frank Harkey
WPA
Upper Marlboro
Maryland
Hackey
Charles County
Ofcera
Hackry
Cividers
Otcers
Omerra
Prederick
Further Troubles Confronting League
Geneva May 15 The League of Nations faced renewed distress as Guatemala’s resignation and fears of a migration surge unsettled members. An official note revealed the International Red Cross refused to ship gas masks to Ethiopia during the Tallan invasion because the Ethiopian appeal failed to specify mask用途 use.
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Ceneva
League of Nartoma
Guatemala
International Red Cross
Ethiopia
Tallan
League
Red Cross
Stamp News Foresees Queen Mary Covers in Time
Stamp News reports Klein arrangements with American Express for mail covers to London for the Queen Mary maiden voyage on May 27. Self addressed covers with international money orders may be sent by May 23, no extra service charge, but covers must reach London by the deadline.
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Ameri Team Express Company
American Express Company
Haymartet
London
England
Co admits He Would Like To Be Governor
Annapolis May Jie Sen Allan Coad a Democrat from St Marys expressed a wish to serve Maryland as governor for one term He remarked it is early to seek the governorship but would like one term to show how to improve state administration and integrity in key departments The statement reflects a possible future campaign but emphasizes a single term objective and state reform aims
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Gia
Thyuy
Athens
Bre
Pawert
Rsx
Beret
Queenesy
Aeg Tyre
Amd
Eeesai Supers van Whirth
Annapolis
May Jie-Sen
Allan Coad
St. Mary's
Nour
State Senate
Marsland
Soa Tose Tee Gale
St Mary's
Maryland
Engine runs after switch off signals excess carbon in cylinders
If an engine continues to run after being switched off it indicates excess carbon in the cylinders.
Compromise Tax Plan Emerges In Senate Talks
Washington May 1 Senators advance a compromise tax plan amid swift decisions. They seek to raise corporate income tax to eight percent, tax undistributed earnings, and tax corporate dividends at the individual rate. A near agreement targets aligning penalties with existing law while awaiting revenue estimates.
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Washington
Senate Loanee
Swift
Tor
Constath
Public School Music Festival Held Friday
Approximately 1500 attendees gathered Friday for the Public School Music Festival at the Armory. The event featured school groups with Maass as master of ceremonies and students from Myers school presenting portions of the program.
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Schios
Maas Drucula
Holfmaster
Myerane School
Ceremonus
Mins
Smgkik
Dssat
Slate
Roberg Lo Warteth
Erece
Orneratte
Fragmentary report on political debate and taxation policy
Fragmentary text references President Tarasevet seeking men process two taxes on age raise, a committee strengthens hopes among Democratic leaders in a bath house setting, with Congress and other actors mentioned in uncertain context.
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Tarasevet
Equest
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