Brunswick Faces Ruling On 1930 $6000 Street Loan
Judge Willard held Brunswick officials exceeded their authority in borrowing $6000 in 1930 for Maryland avenue improvements. The suit to block repayment was dismissed as there was no tax increase or direct injury shown to residents. Plaintiffs’ costs to be borne by each side.
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John H Gilbert
Sade A Gilbert
Opnion
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Maryland Avenue
Predericktown Savings Institution
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Trials at Westminster face larceny charges and fines
Nike Gur Mk Aut charged with larceny of chickens during formation by Justice of the Peace C W Murray. Lodged in Garral County jail, released on $900 bond for November circuit term in Carroll County. John Lettere also charged, bonded $500 for November term. excessive speed fined $35 and costs for James E Stanley Likesuke. Ralph Wagner pleads guilty to drunken and disorderly conduct, fined $10 and costs.
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Justice of the Peace
C W Murray
Garral County
Benson Westminster
Carroll County
John Lettere
James E Stanley Likesuke
Benson
State Beret O R
In Command Of Devil Dogs Two Marines Named To Lead
Two officers, Col John R Henley and Lt Col William H. Walton, are slated to command Marine divisions bound for Cuba for headquarters planning at a Marine base near Quintie, Virginia. They have held multiple foreign postings and bring extensive expeditionary experience to the task.
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Government plan for Cuba studied and debated
Havana reports the executive commission of five new ruling Cuba hies considers a change in government with a probable president candidate Sergio Carbo. The junta rejects reinstating Carlos Manuel de Cespedes. U S warships monitor tense Cuba situation as Ambassador reports no troops landed and repairs proceed at the embassy station.
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River Rising Threatens Lower Rio Grande Valley
Floodwaters advance from Rio Grande City where the San Juan joins the river and reach Mission as officials warn levee breaks could threaten Brownsville and nearby towns. The hurricane death toll climbs to 24 with two more fatalities found in Matamoros while flood-affected hayland in Ohio shows 13 percent damaged.
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Mission
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Monocacy Battlefield Funds Blocked by Public Works Policy
Washington reports that 2 million dollars set aside for buying forest land cannot be used to acquire the Monocacy Battlefield. National Park Service official Arno Cammiere says the battlefield does not qualify as forest land and suggests action by Congress. Local leaders, including Lewis and Matthias, press for federal acquisition with cooperation from states and private landowners.
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Monocacy Hattlefield Association
Forest Landa
Arno B Cammiere
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Coug Lewis
Camercere
Charles McC Mathias
David Winebrenner, III
Maryland
Glenn H Worthington
Renoe Harp
Prederick
Tittlefield Association
Frederick County
Jis
Cimmers
Lewis
States
Countians Escape Injury in Hurricane
Two Frederick county residents escaped harm as a hurricane swept south Texas Monday night into Tuesday. John W Jones of Brownsville and Benjamin Barnes of Ridgeville, now Harlingen, reported wrecked homes and ruined fruit groves but no injuries. Barnes noted 38 acre citrus holdings with oranges and grapefruit wiped out. Jones hoped no further damage details.
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Brownsville
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Barnes
Harlingen
Charles Jones
Ridgeville
John W Jones
Geru Ulueibe
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