Man Convicted in Maryland Theft Case and Assault
Miller of Ohio faced two counts for stealing eyeglasses and a sewing needle from a household near Graceham. A jury found him guilty on both charges and he was remanded for sentencing. A separate trial found Earl Merriman guilty of stealing a watch and chain from John Day. he received one year in the Maryland Bone of Correction after witnesses linked pawn tickets to him.
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Pridas
Sean L. Notragle
Amanda Mahoner
Miler
Notoage
Bomme
South Market Street
Notoagie
Fee Miller
Kiver
Baltimore
Ohio
A. R. Freight Nation
Rob- Dire Brothers
Frederick
Miller
Circis
Arning Redie
Jal
Wotnegle
Fiat
Rockford
N.Y
Iama
John Day
Wewcewick
Earl Merriman
Alo
Brunswick
Artur D. Willard
Maryland
Pridar
Merriman
Pearl Green
Wary Shenbridge
Tte
Mertiman
Caten Bowie
Jude Witerd
Hoover Plans 10 Help Railroads
President Hoover advances a dual aim to stabilize railroad finances and aid small savings banks. He envisions an emergency 8500,000,000 credit corporation to restore credit, with unity among lawmakers seen as a key outcome from White House talks.
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Washington
Hoover
Action Bet
Wall
White House
Tt Lp
West
Cornwallis Won't See Surrender Of Ancestors
Washington October 9 Lord Cornwallis arrives amid Yorktown centennial events as a guest of Virginia and will speak on the plaza honoring the ancestor. He will not attend the actual surrender anniversary, while Lady Cornwallis accompanies him and a plaque is unveiled at Nelson House in reforestation ceremonies.
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Washington
Lord Cornwallis
Yorktown
Virginia
Cornwallis
Naber
Virgina
Lady Axor
Cormsells
Nelson House
America
Masonic Order of
Pennsylvania
Cornals
Philadelphia
Lot
Leroy Hodges
Richmond
Pollard
Lord Corwallis
McCormick
Kem
Prisoners form Maryland State Farm Association at Western Maryland prison
The Square Deal reports inmates at the Western Maryland penitentiary organized the Maryland State Farm Association to promote welfare morale and good will. At a Haller House meeting Anthony Cugino was elected president Donald Hampton secretary and others named to the council. Farm output included 1548 bushels wheat 600 oats 40 rye 1500 potatoes with deliveries to Sabiljlaswle Sanatorium and the Baltimore penitentiary.
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Maryland State Farm Association
Maryland
Square Deal
Farm Association
Haller House
Anthony Cugino
Donald Hampton
George Boorg
Paul Heston
George Jackson
Sabiljlaswle
Baltimore
Labor group cheers textile strikers and weeklong shift plan
The Amalgamated Federation of Labor in Vancouver applauded 25 000 Lawrence textile workers for courage and perseverance and backed a five day week in private industry and government service. It telegraphed support to the strikers while Tom McMann urged New England workers to resist oppression by manufacturers and bankers. The speech noted historical clothing of early presidents.
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New York
Mortimer NX. Buckner
New York Clearing House Association
Theniebout
Delaware
Ttey
National Credit Corporation
Vancouver
B.C
Aman Federation of Labor
Lawrtzide
Mast
Sam Green
Tom McMann
Massachusetts
New England
McMann
Man Sentenced in Maryland Case Involving Wife Threats
John H Trent was tried on assault with intent to kill and assault and battery after he allegedly pointed a rifle at his wife and forced her to accompany him from Graceham Kentucky line area. Witnesses described threats and gun use during the September incident. Judge Arthur D Willard deliberated the verdict.
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Kentucky
Tor County
Maggie C. Trent
Graceham
Arthur D. Wi
John H. Trent
Man
Trent
Kit
Trem
Lee County
Virginia
George Zentz
Ate Said
Lfe
Harvey Miler
Miller
Alrs
Trent Nome
Willard
Boys Reprimanded In Police Court After Disturbance
Five youths aged 18 to 20 were reprimanded by Justice Sherman Bowes on a charge of disturbing the peace. Officers summoned the Fouts and others from Souch Street after an incident led to a commandeered car chase. Evidence described includes seized apples, flour, lard, and sugar totaling 456 pounds of produce and 28 pounds of sugar.
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George Phedus
Charles Miller
John Angevite
Wola Lightner
Amanda
Sherman P. Bowes
Lester Hoffman
Coma
Souch Street
Ce Bowes
Ritchie backs Hoover plan to lift mood and funds
Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie urged cooperation with President Hoover's plan to free financial assets and spur business. Speaking at a Democratic club dinner he criticized past policy and called for study of the plan's broader effects while avoiding prohibition references.
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Washington
Albert C. Ritchie
Hoover
Woman's National Democratic Club
Farm Board
Maryland Coal Supply Ordered for State Institutions
Maryland institutions will receive coal entirely from Maryland mines for the coming winter, with 43,924 tons ordered by State agencies. The University of Maryland uses an oil plant, and Baltimore city orders total 44,100 tons from Maryland producers, equaling 83 percent of city needs. The state purchasing agent notes last year 76 percent of institutional coal was Maryland mined and prices rose in 1930.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Walter N. Birkman
University of Mayland
Pennsylvania
Eirkiman Sai
Baltimore City
Interstate coal production curbs move across states
Washington reports a national drive to restrain natural resources use with Texas California and Oklahoma leading production cuts. The bituminous coal industry asks Pennsylvania West Virginia Kentucky and Ohio governors to appoint commissions to study an interstate compact on coal limits amid rising concerns over the impact of shutdowns and price pressures.
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California
Oklahoma
Hoover
Pennsylvania
West Virginis
Kentucky
Ohio
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