Hopkins to Probe Charge by Borah
Publican Independent reports charges of sham waste in relief funds. Borah demands scrutiny of funds for the needy and the impact on work relief programs. Hopkins responds amid talks of new taxes and PWA administration scrutiny.
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Publican Independent
Borah
Sirah
Alnough
PWA
Ickes
Hopkins
Particclara
Tdaho
FRA
Hopkins’ Organization
Congress
Roosevelt
Borgh
Roadside Racket Conviction Hits Norris at Townhill
Norris, filling-station operator at Townhill, was found guilty by Judge Albert A Doub in Cumberland, Ney, on charges of false pretenses and overcharging customers. He received a two year sentence in the House of Correction and his license was revoked. The case followed complaints filed with the American Automobile Association and State's Attorney William A. Huster, with testimony from Washington representatives and local motor club officials.
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Cumberland
Ney
Wiliam A
Train Hits Auto In Maryland Junction Wreck
At about 8 30 PM a Baltimore and Ohio locomotive struck an automobile at the Maryland terminal near Brunswick Bay. Two occupants from the car escaped with minor injuries. two others were killed or missing. The freight engine derailed, the 625 car was thrown forward, and the locomotive suffered severe damage. Engineer Howie and Conductor Pitman led the Brunswick yard crew as railroad police searched the wreckage for two men who fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltmore and Ohio Railroad
Maryland
Eesti
Hoowie
Pitman Brunswick
Serminig Mht
Washington rebukes Persia over recent air derby incident
The United States protested Persia over the handling of American entrants in a Taft era air derby landing at Odok hamowrah and Abadan. The note said the treatment of John H Polando showed discourtesy and the U S expressed inability to understand Persian authorities actions. Col D John Markey wired congratulations to Haro G Hollman, governor of New Jersey, for service with the AEF in World War I and for his two month command as motor vehicles commissioner.
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Tv. S
Washington
Red States
Persia
John H Polando
Odokhamowrah
United States
Hoffman
D. John Markey
Priday
Haro G. Hollman
New Jersey
Col. Markey
115Th Infantry
Col. Markes
France
Mesiman
Funeral for Jame McGraw set this afternoon
Funeral services for Jame McGraw will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from his father's home near Emmsteinburg. A former inmate shot Deputy Sheriff William Foreman, then died by suicide after wounding the officer. Foreman remains in Frederick City Hospital with a serious brain injury but is reported to be improving.
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Jame McCraw
Emmutsaurg
Wiliam FE
Foreman
Wile
Willam McGra
Emmsteinirg
Philin Bower
Enniltsburg Jaitheran
St. Joseph's College
McGraw
Chances
Thomas Egley
Mitsvirg
Wee
Daucher
Frederick City Hospital
Himee
Ros
Birthday Party Honors Mr England’s Birthday
A birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Wooda Kayeland to celebrate Mr England’s birth. A cake with 70 candles was presented and attendees included Mr. and Mrs W A England, Mrs J Walter England and their children Walter and Barbara, along with other relatives from Clarendon, Chevy Chase, and Rockville.
Jackson Denies Charge He Helped Beat Ritchie
Baltimore mayor Howard Jackson denies claims he and Senator Tydings aided against Governor Richie in his campaign. He rebuts an editorial quoted from the New York Times and accuses Baltimore machine leaders of trying to shift blame for Ritchie’s defeat.
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Baltimore
Howard Jackson
Senator Tydings
Richie
Jackson
New York Times
Ssid Ib
Certat Ballimarchine
Gotenor Ritchie
Personal Property Sale Notices Include Clerk and Parties
A garbled OCR item mentions a personal property sale related to Jesse Han with likely sale terms and a clerk identified as Bussard. Details are unclear due to transcription errors but indicate a public sale of belongings overseen by a clerk in a civil or probate context.
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Bo Bussard
Casper E. Cline
Expansion of Production Plan Could Hire Millions
Washington reports a bold move to spur recovery by directing industry to expand production with government backing. Aimed at returning millions to private employment, proposals include the government guaranteeing purchase of excess output to meet demand, with safeguards to limit losses. Supporters say plans could accelerate recovery and reduce relief costs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Apyivyal
Rogseselt
Two Men Dead in New York City Slaying Case
Police investigated a double fatal in New York with Abraham Cohen among the victims. The DA questioned three men including a Bronx resident and a vice-president of a company as authorities pursued leads in the crime.
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York
Tomem
Abraham Cohen
Bro
Max Livingston
Bronx
District Attorney's
Wineses
Jacoz Ceacn
Paultre
Laineton
Carroll County Republicans Win in Tuesday Election
Carroll County backed Republican and anti liquor candidates in a sweeping victory. Governor Nice carried the county by 3,552 votes, with Republicans winning key offices including Senator France Comptroller Adkins and Sheriff Shipley. Democrats suffered losses in State’s Attorney Fringer over Wood and several county posts. only Democrat Berwager for register of wills won. Mt Airy and other districts showed mixed results on local option.
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Carroll County
John Wood
Frederick
George N. Frainger
Nomiame RY Nites
Phan
Joseph J. France
Freddic P. Adkins
Walter E. Quenstedt
E. Edward Martin
Charlies W. Melvilie
Edward
Harner
Howard H. Wine
George
Wolbert
Berwager
Harry L. Bushey
Edwin M. Mellor, Jr
Ray Yohn
J. David Baue
Carl C. Twigg
Charles A. Conaway
John A. Shipley
C. Ray Barnes
Charles B. Kephart
Rinehart
Melvin W. Boutson
House of Delegates
Mt. Airy
Nice
Ritchie
France
Radcliffe
Adkins
Gordy
Henderson
O'Conor
Hess
Martin
Melville
Wine
Mellor
Yohn
Fringer
Wood
Batle
Twigg
Barnes
Kephart
Benson
Mitchell
Murdoch
Snyder
Quenstedt
Young
Comaway
Shipley
Johnh. Brown
J. Webster Ebaugh
Lewis
Bushey
War Council of
Carroll
Sykesville
Hampstead
Westmaster
Manchester
Myers
Myller
Union Bridge
Early Congress Speaker and 1891 Mining Course noted
Frederick Augustus Conrad Muhlenburg served as speaker during the first Congress from 1789 to 1791. In October 1891, Thomas J. Foster launched a coal mining course for miners’ welfare, forming a correspondence school reaching nearly 4,000,000 students. James Lyall patented a corset machine and founded the U. & Corset Company in 3AB70.
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Rederick Augustus Conrad Muhlenburg
Thomas J. Foster
Mite & Maor
James Lyall
U. & Corset Company
Man refuses bail after baby death in Crisfield prayer case
Thomas Preston, jailed after his baby died awaiting medical care, refused a 500 dollar bail and shouted he would pray him out. Magistrate Fred Holland ordered Preston held for the grand jury as onlookers from the Church of God prayed aloud in the street.
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Crisfield
Thamas Preston
Jesus
Fred Holland
Princess Anne
Church of God
Ayen
Pigoner
Jar
Preston
Ivy Lee dies at 57 brain tumor ends PR era
Ivy Ledbetter Lee, famed public relations counselor to J. D. Rockefeller and major firms, died in New York at age 57 from a brain tumor. Once behind the scenes for Rockefeller interests, Pennsylvania Railroad and others, he surfaced briefly during a congressional probe into American activities, admitting privately contact with German sources.
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New York
Ivy Ledbetter Lee
J. D. Rockefeller
Lee
Rockegeilis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eys
oTman Covernment
Roosevelt to Talk in Washington After Warm Springs
President Roosevelt plans another intimate radio address to the nation after returning from Warm Springs Georgia in early December. A review of the work relief program and the transfer of millions from dole to work relief may be discussed, following his last remarks on agriculture and relief.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Warm Springs
Murder Theory In Bern Death Reported In Grand Jury
An Los Angeles grand jury records show Paul Bern’s death allegedly a murder theory by William Davis, a Bern employee, who suspected a clash with Jean Harlow preceded the producer’s death at his home. The testimony was part of investigations into Burton Fitts and official acts of the district attorney.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Paul Bern
Jean Harlow
Grand
Burton Fitts
Davis
Forget-me-not Sale Supports Disabled Veterans in Frederick County
The Forget-me-not sale begins today under the Washington and Lee Chapter No 3 of the Disabled American Veterans. Proceeds aid disabled World War veterans in Frederick County and bolster the local chapter. Louis Diem leads the Indiana chapter succeeding Francis M Petrots.
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Waington and Lee
Hauptmann Got Money in Lindbergh Ransom Case
New Jersey officials say they can trace virtually every dollar of the 50060 ransom to Bruno Hauptmann and have gathered many witnesses linking the Bronx carpenter to the ransom. The state prepares for trial accusing Hauptmann of kidnapping the Lindbergh baby.
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Fremington
N. J
Brunny
Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Sus
He Sibeg
Hauptmann
Bronx
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Brunswick
Hergocn
Mpgraw
Self
Himself
Tydings
Brin
Novy
Karl Goetdeler
Asme
AG Wls
Considera
U. S
Nomis
High Sea
America
Dan Hull
Joseph Nathan Kaneither
Americ
Biot
Man
Ivy Lee
Rockefeller
League
Saar Bas
Germany
Geneva
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Frederick, Md
Hauptman
Peated
Furniture
Carty’s
C. C. Carty Incorporated
East Patrick Bt
Hendrickson
Eagle
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