Baltimore considers coal ordinances from other cities
City officials study how coal selling rules from Baltimore to Montgomery County and beyond might apply to intrastate versus interstate hauling. A local case, brought by Jack Mahoney, questions unlicensed coal deliveries from a Pennsylvania mine and the reach of state and federal regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Mahoney
Braddesa Welshis
Maryland
Fredericck
Edward J. Smith
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atatea
Smith
Baltimore City
Montgomery County
Brunswick
Winchester
Four Men Killed In CCC Truck Wreck Identified
McDonald Pennsylvania November 12 APL OMcers in a CCC camp identified the last of four men killed in a wreck involving a truck carrying an Armistice Day parade group. The dead are Herman J Tulley 56 Freeland Pa Thomas E Robertson 37 Pittsburgh Alan E Burtoft 41 Sandusky Pa J A Dalton 47 Kane Pa. Fourteen others were injured and hospitalized at Cannonsburg after the truck failed a curve and plunged into Robinsons Run as they returned to the forest camp at Frankfort Springs. All enrollees were World War I veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Herman J. Tulley
Freeland
Thomas E. Robertson
Pittsburgh
Dovenh E. Burtoft
Sandusky
J. A. Dalton
Kane
Cannonsburg
Robinson's Run
Prankfort Springs
Motorman Killed In Indiana Trolley Crash
A trolley crash near an Indiana city killed motorman William Grand Leon of Newcalle and injured several passengers. Police and emergency crews responded as investigators began documenting the incident and its cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Troley
Thalasseuens
Kaa
Nive
William Grandleon
Newcaale
Weather Record Precipitation for November 1935
Normal November precipitation is 240 inches. Actual total for November 1935 reached 368 inches, an excess of 128 inches. Yesterday’s high and low temperatures are not clearly stated, with scattered figures appearing as 84 and 59 among otherwise unreadable OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monary Ind Potomac
Nobel Prize Awarded to Eugene ONeill for 1936 Letters
Stockholm awards the 1936 Nobel prize for letters to Eugene ONeill. The prize amount is about £15,000, merging the unawarded 1935 sum into 1936. ONeill had no immediate comment on the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
O'Neil
Alfred W. Nobel
Seulile
Eugene O'Neil
Sophus Rut
University of Washington English Department
King Edward Guests Wallis Simpson At London Residence
London November 12 AP King Edward and a small party of friends were guests of Mrs Wallis Simpson at No 16 Cumberland Terrace last evening. Rain soaked London as the monarch and his companions were entertained until after midnight before departing for Portland.
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London
Edward
Wallis Simpson
Cumberland Terrace
Portland
Bobby
No. 16
Alsbert Mall
Ernest Aldrich Simpson
Simpson
Bilcony
Simpsons
Two Parties For Pennsylvania Ballots
In Harrisburg on November 12 AP reports Pennsylvania returned to two party ballot status for the presidential election. Official tallies show the Democratic and Republican parties granted ballot access for the next election while third party groups lose formal recognition unless they reach threshold levels. The Socialist party failed to qualify, ending a 28 year run for ballot placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarrinburg
Pennsylvania
Ballow
Nore
Uncetuelal
Ponty
Socialist Party
Ten Thousand Dollar Verdict Upheld In Court
A court upholds a ten thousand dollar verdict in a case involving disputed payments and actions by a party identified as the payer. The decision confirms the decree and related court orders as issued by the presiding judge.
Power outages and cable breaks plague city streets
A spate of electrical faults disrupted downtown areas with breaks along North Market Street and East Battle Street. Crews traced faults to a burned ground wire and a driven iron object, restoring service by Wednesday morning while radio reception remained erratic after the latest failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Norttywiket
DA O'Eloei
Lydia Limman Flarmen Starry
John Harts
Osborne I. Price
Priveiro
Desire Wiech
Biosk
North Market Street
Potunse Tletson Company
Quinsten
Trombie
Sentt Key
East Pattle Street
Rosemont Avenue
American wedding in Russia halted amid legal trouble
In Moscow a planned American wedding between Miss Weight and Mr. Wright, to be held at a Latvian church, was halted as the Protestant minister could not attend and a jail- confined preacher was involved in an alleged case. Chancellor George Miner said a family matter prompted the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Uniea
Russia
Menges
Streck
Geremano Lutheran Church
Gieorge Miner
Hingefors
Funtland
Mudrat
Misa Weight
Helsing Rs
Is United
Bates
Miner
Mss Wright
Aariesten
W. Va
Parmed
Roosevelt
Organized Labor
Deate Hilman-Berry
Nimeets
Amencon
Dlouany
New York
Ata
Pete
Amon Breton
Ghayetnor Betier
York
Roosevelt Labor Court Fight Shapes 1930s Debate
Roosevelt confronts a labor battle over court packing and Wagner Act challenges as the administration weighs a constitutional test before Congress meets. Administration aides consider pushing labor-friendly amendments while balancing opposition and public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Cour
Piay
Roosevelt
Hood Alumnae Weekend Celebrates Doak Culture Event
The Hood College alumnae weekend features lectures by professors including Miss Laura Al Weird and Dr. Henry Wade, with events in Altmae Hall and Monty Hall. Activities include gallery displays, a student game, a breakfast, and a chapel service, highlighting modern fiction and Soviet economics.
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Oavetek
Nesin Regert
Jpevnais
Ai Hleiry
Ph. Wade
Obo
Tom
Mamma Hall
Wil
Laura AL Wierd
James
MHL
Eppore
Miss Milan
Gaut
Ald
Medi Em
Altmnae Hall
Asvioonttt
Seventeenth Centure Des Wnl
Ramphee
France
Shewey Calley
Aluginar
Elork
Gonlenty
Ree
Willam RO
Marnhart
Robiead
Mylon
Wea
Wana
Mireie
Erzean Niu
Boy Dies For Pet Cat As Fire Dog Rescues
Fragmented text describes a boy and a pet cat tragedy linked to a fire rescue by a dog. Readable parts suggest a rescue scenario and fatal outcome connected to a local incident. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy
October school attendance figures by city and county
About 10 200 pupils attended city and county schools in October. The report lists attendance by school and district, noting white and colored pupil counts and classroom staffing, with percentages by school type and location.
Speeds Of Six Miles A Minute In Pictures
A report describes motion pictures recording speeds up to six miles per minute, with demonstrations by Tee Ghireravas of Baton, Mast, showing the potential of high speed photography for industry. The apparatus uses rapid on off cycling of intense light to capture thousands of images per second, promising to transform recording and analysis methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Ghireravas Tene
Atuduane Induse
Willy
Practice of the lege wern ells cad by Charles TD Yeaker
Report outlines a 1920s or earlier college meeting with faculty members and committee names. Mentions Mr Alry.art James Mei and Hanson as president. Describes a accident Wednesday and a public action by the registrar and secretary to the faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles TD Yeaker
Alry
Art James Mei
Jrtiern Y
WA “Hanson
Chettys
Muss Orare
Dentist Elected to Hospital Lecture Staff at Frederick City Hospital
Dr William Trail of the Frederick County Dental Association was elected the lecturing at a Frederick City Hospital meeting of the board of managers. He will teach a dental course to student nurses in the Training Behoed. The report notes donations day at the hospital and outlines patient statistics for October including treated, admitted, discharged, births and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Bo ‘Trail
Frederick County Dental Association
Lorat
Frederick City
Board of Managers
Ye. Tradai
Casper E. Cine
Harry OF
Lehronder
Leftoy McCardell
W. Clinton M Sherry
Jamey H. Balk
Kayson Ko Howes
Une
Une Hospital
Walkersville
Woolehota
Jefferson
Duck
Eystan
Adamstoun
Tate
Tao
Daehargat
Pry
Mires
Wyrren
Sanitation Wanted at Westster Point Court
Fragmentary notice seeks a judge and witness roles at a local court hearing. The readable names and phrases point to a legal proceeding and oaths taken, with unclear surrounding context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teedon
Dinan
Westster Pointy Court
Rebel forces push toward city amid heavy fighting
Rain and reinforcements from Catalonia fuel intensified clashes around the capital. Cannons roared through the night as elite troops moved along the western approaches, with government forces pouring in additional troops to defend key strategic points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tethys
Wieavertuga Dirndl
ukUao
Dot Iitay
Uwell Colette
Casa del Comete
Pana Hieseryve
Cannan
Hitler
Boys’ Work Talk To Be Made To Lions Tonight
The leadora Leona Club schedules a 6 30 p m session in the ballroom of the Transel Scott Key Hotel to hear Ira I Thomas former Ist League star discuss work and baseball. Delegates from local clubs and Lions groups will attend. Rotary Kiwanians Yonta members invited.
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Iederick Leona Club
Ransels Scott Key
Nona
Clibe
Lions
Etter
Ira I. Thomas
Feouk
Udugs
Thomas Hastong
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
New York Yonkers
Long
Detroit
Jack Quombs
Chief Bender
Eddie Vlank
Athletics
Hiseball
Thomas
Baeball
Unite States
Gut Yehning Company
Rotary
Kiwanks
Yonta
Timsron
Washington
Datimore
Gettysburg
Martinsturm
Hagerstown
Midaletown
Boonsboro
Thurmont
Bmartchute
Roger Wolfe
Tons
Chatman
Qe Mee
John W. Wolfe
Ely
Continuance Sought for Monetary Powers in New Session
Washington officials signaled the administration will seek continuance of monetary powers in the new session. A bill is expected early in the session to extend government authority to manage gold content and currency stability, with powers set to lapse January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
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King Edward Guest
Mrs. Wallis Simpson
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Appeals Body
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Adlaboli
Cory
Wayne
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Maek
Supreme Court
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China
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Piller
Thio
Tait Sea
Prdernek
Mis Giertunto Skavitle Cain
Calylte Ghadr
Mackeystein
Treety
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Nuckeystown
Brook Han
Mt Pleaseant
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Johneeville
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Tin Parmier
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OPT
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Adamstown
Weaverstainy
Myersville
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H&th
Harrittaburg
Wrunswick
Prederick
Liberty
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Tridehor Seloals
Wurkittavile
Miomptts
Mibertytown
Na Woodville
Bunewyilde
New London
Gymatork
Wartonyne
Toute Sun MaMa
Della
Aaas
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Aub
Buckeystown
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Cats
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