League Lays War Guilt On Italy
The League of Nations declares Italy has waged war on Ethiopia and faces full economic sanctions under Article XVI. United States considers further coordination with the League as Addis Ababa braces for continued conflict. Haile Selassie plans a 120000 strong army with 400000 reserves, while Italian forces fortify Aduwa front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Africa
Rome
Geneva
France
Great Britain
League
Roosevelt
United States
America
United States Coast Guard
Italy
Eutopia
Hull
League Assembly
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Auto Struck Man Driver Fined Ten Dollars
A motorist, near Frederick, was fined ten dollars and costs after a Saturday night crash that injured Harry R. Miller a well known teacher. Brown admitted reckless driving and paid the fine while another suspect’s charges were dismissed. The collision occurred at Market and Third streets September 28 with Miller sustaining a concussion several broken ribs and hip injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Miller
East Second Street
Alr. Brown
Frederick
Patick M. Schnaufler
Arthur Trout
Market
Third Streets
Miller
Market Street
Bron
Troan
Trout
Brown
Wai Dad
Tie
Chen Cup Bain
Ulover
BR. F. Lewis
Charles W. C. Sartth
Brunswick
Charles R. Sipple
Washington
Frederick Junction
Washington Road
Smith
Abeer Garden
Ayat
Sipcat
Freddi
Euppe Lestenari
Arcidenm
Lewis
H.barthstow m
Guity
George Hoffman
Herner Siras- Buse
Charles Punk
Daniel Swomley
HotTman
Vidiaann
Albert
Cleve Smith
Frederick Fair arrests and court actions report
Disorderly conduct arrests and varied sentences fill the Fair opening report. Individuals including John Harper, John Martin, Hliner Ambrose, C N Fogle, Julian Himes, Charles Zimmmerman, Harvey Whipp, Lewis Brightwell, and Charles W Baugher face charges ranging from speeding and double parking to drunkenness and operating a vehicle under the influence. A court proceeding notes Baugher receiving 100 dollars fine and 30 days in jail after a collision on North Market Street. The piece also covers a cutting incident in Middle alley and a Truth Seekers Class meeting at Calvary M E Church with Mrs Witford Cline presiding.
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Guy Anders
Omerr Charles Blumenauer
John Harper
John Martin
Anders
Lawrence Fagan
Hliner Ambrose
Jonesville
W. Va
Phobus
Julian Himes
James Marks
Charlea Zimmerman
Blumenauer
Harvey Whipp
Lewis Brightwell
Omcer
North Market Street
J. E. Baker
Bach
Wth Street
Hoffman
Baugher
Raymond Whitt
Henry Dorsty
Omcer Blumenauer
Gustic
Wena
Calvary M. E
Cora Barrick
Oreer
Witford Cline
Barrick
Herman Brust
Memre O
Mod
Mrcs
Catherine Creager
Stockholders’ Cases Dismissed in Central Trust Sweep
Twenty three stockholders of the defunct Central Trust Company had their cases dismissed by order of receiver John J. Ghingher. The largest dismissal involved Dr. Benjamin C. Perry of Bethesda with 610 shares. Other defendants listed include E. C. Valentine Frederick 175 shares Julia Belt Dickerson 1 share Alta and Paul Shank Middletown 196 shares and more, with balances due ranging from $18.85 to $1,249.78. The actions date back to Sep 5 and reflect settlements or paid balances, while one early case involved a $650 liability assessment satisfied by Hubert J. Horine.
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Central Trust Company
John J. Ghingher
Ghingher
John 8. Newman
Benjamin C. Perry
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Perry
Dalance
Lantz
John W. Keefer
Westminster
Milton O. Sawyer
Mary E. Sawyer
Thurmont
Welty K
Carrie E. Grossnickle
Myersville
Lewis D. Mainhart, Jr. Sellman
Emma A. Stewart
Ida M. Stewart
Mamie
Stewart
Alberton
Andrew
Zimmerman
New Market
Hubert J. Horine
Central Trust
W. Edward Pfeiffer
Marguerite E. Pfeiffer
Ellicott City
Stories in Stamps The Post Horn Across Europe
The post horn stamp symbol marks postal service history and appears in many nations. Norway issues it often. Germany Austria Danzig Sweden and others adapt it for airmail and special designs. The motif also serves as a watermark in Finland Norway and Brunswick.
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Europe
Norway
Germany
Austria
Danzig
Sweden
Finland
Brunswick
High Court Opens Term Over Four New Deal Laws
Washington October 7 The Supreme Court opened its term with four new deal cases shaping constitutional interpretation. A fifth case on PWA grants for municipal power plants was withdrawn, while Avebegdbeeke Celib dy Company cited a pending similar suit in the DC Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
PWA
Avebegdbeeke Celib Dy Company
Burlington
Kans
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Week End Plane Crashes Toll Of 16 Lives
Three western air disasters Sunday and Monday cost sixteen lives. An eastbound United Airlines transport crashed on a Wyoming hillside. eight men and four women perished. Notables Juliet Hilman and Charles H Matthews were among the Pittsburgh dead. John Cushing of Evanston also died. A Standard Oil airliner vanished after reporting over Great Salt Lake with three crew members, search efforts failing to locate it. Lieutenant Colonel J B E Davis and gun sergeant I M Owen died in separate crashes in New Mexico and California respectively. The piece also notes a 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Ernest Poole and Frederick Poole.
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Associated Prose
Wyoming
United Airlines
Pittsburgh
Juliet Hilman
Charles H. Mathews
John ¥. Cushing
Evanston
Standard Oil Company
Great Salt Lake
Utah
H. A. Collison
J. BE. Davis
San Diego
Calif
Lordsburg
N. M
I. M. Owen
Demurrers in equity receivership cases appeal to Maryland Court of Appeals
The focal court overruled several demurrers to prior suits of the receiver, while others have been appealed to the Maryland Court of Appeals. Attorneys Jer ome A Laughran and James Clark of Ellicott City represent the defendants in these proceedings. The case revolves around relief in equity and an adequate remedy at law.
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Ceiver
Jerome A. Laughran
James Clark
Elicott City
Focal Court
Maryland Court of Appeals
Hoover says former president misstatements in speech
Senator Robinson of Arkansas accused Herbert Hoover of misstatements and distortion in his Oakland speech attacking New Deal spending and policies. Robinson issued the statement while Hoover traveled to New York, labeling the ex-president's remarks as typical of a defeated leader seeking another run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen. Robinson
Arkansas
Herbert Ome
Oakland
Ryuinson
Hoover
New York
State Hospital for Insane Brings Government Action
A State Burve Commission report alleges brutality and mismanagement at the Springfield Brats Hospital for the Insane at Sykesville. Gov Nice orders removal of the hospital board and coordination of all state institutions. The report notes political activity by three board members and an attempted obstruction of investigation. The document will be forwarded to lawmakers for possible legislation. Lawrence Richey says meetings with Hoover are planned to discuss political and personal ties.
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Itimore
Springfield Brats Hospital
Sykesrili
Harry W. Nice
Greimstelans Dianerdn del Hs
Board of Welfare
Repor
Board of Menta Hygiene
Board of Mental Hygiene
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Londos
League of Nations
Warmeker
Benito Mussolini
Ethiopia
League Council
Feld
Aduwa
Benita Musmilini
Haile Belassie
Adigrat
Adal Berto
Duke of
Bergamo
Nouth
Tare
Wu Titherv Racing
Hundree
Fleet
Kearney
Pamaic
Cuttom
VG Boate Bay
Pacar
Cacia
NEA Service
Mne
High Court
Ernest Poole
Erick
Nome
West South Street
Charles Barthlow
Elmer Barthjow
William Warrenfeltz
Daisy Poodle
Anna Poole
Lawrence Willis
George Bruchey
Fisk
H. L. Mills
Armsikung
Armstrong
Eleanor Frances Delaplaine
Frederick, Maryland
Berger’s Book Mart
East Patrick
C. E. Cline & Son
Toaa
State Hospital For Insane
Bac
U. S
Lawrence Richey
Manhattan
Hendrickson
Ehic
Lacey
Standpotst
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