Drugging Case Shocks Annapolis Groom Held on Warrant
Charles Brown a 45 year old groom for Ascot Stables was held on a cruelty to animals charge after allegedly drugging a horse at Parc Brown. The sedative would have made the horse a factor in a Laurel race. Brown was arrested by State officers at Laurel. Also, 372 people attended a cooking school in Cabary Methodist Parish.
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Annapoli
Charles Brown
Adumals Jn
Parc Brown
Ascot Stables
Joseph M Armstrong
Statea
Rosca M Rowe
H L Ughetta
Laurel
Brown
Frederick County Considers Collateral Policy Shift for Motor Offenses
Frederick County States Attorney Sherman P Bowers reports an inquiry into collateral handling in other counties before setting a county policy. A governor letter prompts review of posting collateral at magistrates rather than police or sheriff offices for motor vehicle infraction defendants.
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Frederick County
Sherman P Bowers
Hilly Womacks
Posig
Kusdicsa
Uuail Council
Atteason
Sherlif
Bowers Sam
Peterson
Nis
Wie
Sae Poce
Frederick
Lona
New Bridge to Replace Hazardous Curve on Route 40
A 200000 project replaces a long unsafe bridge over Conui Creek on Route 40 with a new bridge and a 40 foot cut through a hill on the west side. The improvement removes sharp curves and a steep grade to reduce accidents after recent incidents including injuries from a vehicle leaving the old bridge.
Custodial Procedure Notes on Magistrates and Bond
The text discusses custodian procedures if three magistrates are unavailable, noting drivers would remain positionally retained. It describes applying the same procedure in the same manner and states that wire bonds are always required for county cases. The fragment references a new procedure affecting validators but remains unclear in detail.
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Frederik
Coun
Local man fined after Cumberland accident case
Walter H Heffner 230 East Church Frederick was fined 100 dollars and costs in Peoples Court for failing to stop his coal truck after an accident. He was acquitted of reckless driving. Officer R E Raleigh testified that Heffner picked up two girls late Saturday night and refused to stop when they reached their home two miles away, causing injuries to Mary Stinnetts 17 and Margaret E Harper 21.
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Cumberland
Maryland
Walter H Heffner
East Church Street
Frederick
Peoples Court
Raleigh
Heffner
Transferred to Camden Store Floor Manager
A J C Penney Co executive Johan Johnston was reassigned in December 1932 to Camden New Jersey to manage a floor at the store. Mr and Mrs Johnston departed for their new home following the move.
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Camden
N. J
Johan
J C Penney Co
Webe Hanorigd
Johnston
Salaries Raised for Minor Employed In Maryland
Governor Harry W. Maice releases figures showing 13534 raised to lift wages for minor employes and school teachers from a 626 087 reserve fund. Some departments saw cuts for minor staff while superiors gained. Emanuel Gerfine urged legislative scrutiny of reserve funds and tighter control by the legislature.
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Baltimore
Herry
Gerfine
Emanuel Gerfine
House of Delegates
Nice
Walter R Rudy
Rudy
Austin Baughman
Rudys
Schiller A German Literary Giant Honored On 1926 Stamp
Portraits of Goethe and Schiller marked a 1926 German stamp series honoring leaders in German literature and music. The piece recounts Schiller’s early career in 1780 as a Württemberg army recruit turned writer, his conflicts with the duke, life as a wandering poet, and major works including Wallenstein and Wilhelm Tell.
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Goethe
Corman
Jey Bann
Christoph Friedrich Vos
Wurttemberg
Schiller
Mahoheim
Jama
Weimar
Germany
NEA Service, Inc
Probe Continues in Good Time Slaying Arrest Target Saunders
Baltimore and Louisville police pursue Willie Saunders linked to Evelyn Gliwincki death. Authorities track his movements from Baltimore to Louisville, check hotels and Laurel race track, and question Saunders’ agent Elmore Danenhauer as searches for the jockey expand amid a deadly incident involving a hit and run.
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Louieville
Investige- Han
Evelyn Gliwincki
Willie Saunders
le Wes
Waitimore
Louisville
Tony Gant
Exerci Boy
Sam
Saunders
Mra. Aliwinski
Baltimore
Wile Saunders
Loulaville
Derby
Preakness
Laurel Race Track
Elmore Danenhauer
BUC
S.suabm
Uccesary
Parole Hearing Set for 28 Applicants in Baltimore
Baltimore October 22 Parole Commissioner W Dard Tilghman will hear 28 parole applications tomorrow. Among the candidates is Ralph L Deverse of Graceham Frederick County who is serving 18 months for larceny.
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Baltimore
W Dard Tilghman
Ralph L Deverse
Graceham
Frederick County
Rioting Strikers Block Kingston After Two Days of Disorder
Rioting black strikers defied martial law and blocked Kingston off from the rest of the island. Police and armed blue jackets from a British warship patrolled streets as three people were shot dead during two days of clashes. Bridges and telephone poles were toppled or laid across highways connecting the capital to the Leewar district.
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Kingstown
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