Beer Garden Brawl Leads to Multiple Fines in Court
A wild melee at the Douglas Cafe in Brunswick involved residents and police. Edna Johnson and James Beaner faced fines and jail time for throwing beer mugs at Officers Blumenauer and Pagan. Other defendants received fines or brief jail terms for drunkenness and assault as witnesses described the chaotic scene.
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Brunswick
All Saints Street
Frederick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Pigot
Edna Johnson
Charles Blumenauer
James Beaner
James Williams
Lawrence Pagan
Charles W. Jackson
Leroy
Beaner
Jackson
Douglas Cafe
Wiymenaver
Fagan
Ben Phebus Wa
Hem
Bam Jenkins
Blumenauer
Disorderly conduct and drunken driving cases fill court docket
Police and court records recap a busy session with multiple defendants. Lambert fined $80 plus 30 days in jail for assault and battery and carrying concealed weapons. Holland avoided drunken driving charges after magistrate questions but faced a $35 fine for reckless driving. Bitzer charged with drunken driving. Meredith Bitzer’s case set for final hearing. Arthur Prach Jr. charged and later dropped for binding material theft. Arthur Hicks released after weekend jail time.
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Beaner
Blumenaster
James
Jackson
Alan
Sherman P. Bowers
Lambert
Woodrow Lambert
New Windsor
Charles Barnst
Cleusonville
Ibs
Evken“rode
Nelson Thomas i
Fan
Motland
Hotgwilly
Addequate Braaes
Oiber Phenix
Maines
Jefferson Street
Holland
Merle Brown
Walter E. Sinn
Sinn
Holeland
Uetland
Simi
Somei Corp
Diltinger
State Police
Ma ‘Imate Sinn
Lehnwailer
Hetland
Alton
Renne
Meredith Bitzer
Frderick
PR Antes
Bitzer
Route 15
Frederick
William
Bennett
Arthur Prach, Jr
Edward McClain
McClair
Roy M. Hiltner
Arthur Hicks
Ambiguous Text May Not Reflect Kamal Atioterk Efforts
The readable fragments do not establish a clear success record for Diracos Kamal Atioterk in western Tortey. The lines present a young woman and various unclear references without concrete outcomes, dates, or organizations.
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Kamal
Ancient Maya monoliths and colonial notes headline
Mysterious Mayan carvings recalled as Central American myths about a stone monolith called Sto DO surface. Guatemala advertises coffee as Swedish and English text recaps local arrests for drunkenness and minor charges with multiple people cited and cases postponed.
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Ameren Sone
Tolchi
Pact Terminated Strain US Germany Trade Pact
The United States ended its most favored nation trade pact with Germany effective October 13. A note from Commissioner of Customs James H. Mavis directs agents to withhold preferential duties and related concessions after that date. The move ends special tariff benefits for Germany and begins applying lower duties on its imports.
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Washington
United States
Onder
James H. Mavis
Notifind Hin
New Attack on AAA Republicans in Federal Court
Baltimore, Sept 16 Arguments in suits challenging the amended Federal Agricultural Adjustment Act began in federal court today. Lawyers for various food products firms argued the measure remains unconstitutional and class legislation despite amendments.
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Baltimore
Judie W. Calvin Chesnut
AAA
Ulwanatilutional
Benatar
Pennsylyvania
George Wharton Pepper
Am Endment
Pepper
Cority Act
Builimore
American States Public Service Company
Federal District Court
Con- Btora
J. B. Whitworth
F. Donald Fenhagen
Tur Te Company
Delaware
VIP 36-Foot Boat Arrives at Annapolis for Anniversary
A 36 foot motor driven model arrived at the Naval Academy under its own power to mark the tenth anniversary of the institution. Built by James A. Callan of Washington it came with assistance from a group of junior naval reservists. Callan served in the navy 1885 to 1903.
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Annap
Naval Acadomy
Amonenh
James A. Callan
Callan
Navy
Britan Aly Move Fleets 10 New Positions
Great Britain and Italy moved to position fleets Monday night amid the Italo Ethiopian crisis. Britain sent ships to Portland while Gibraltar fortified Admiralty Harbor as Mussolini split Italy’s navy between Adriatic and Mediterranean commands. League of Nations members eyed a protective economic boycott as Addis Ababa warned of mobilization.
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Great Britain
Italy
Portland
Mediterranean
Admiralty Harbor
Gibraltar
Rome
Mussolini
Aynerior
Geneva
League of Natons
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Paris
France
League Assembly
Russia
Poland
Maxim Litvinoff
Naval ministry assigns Adriatic and Tyrrhenian command points
The naval ministry outlines division of Adriatic feet into two strategic stations for the upper and lower Adriatic and the Ionian, and two superior Mediterranean control points in the upper and lower Tyrrhenian. Each station will serve as a naval training school in peace and as an active command in war.
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Naval Ministry
Adriatic
Mediterranean
Tyrrhenian Sea
Tyrrhenian
Roosevelt and Davis Confer at Hyde Park Luncheon
At Hyde Park Sept 16 President Roosevelt and Morman Davis discussed potential naval limits amid the Italo Ethiopian crisis. Davis, returning to Potomac, cautioned no new agreements and indicated Britain has taken the initiative with no American involvement.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Morman Davis
Davis
Mediterranean
Potghkeepale
McAdoo and Bride Fly to West Coast After Wedding
Senator William G. McAdoo of California and his bride Miss Doris Cross departed Washington by air for the West Coast, after their marriage Saturday. They changed planes at Pittsburgh during the trip.
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West Coast
Washington
William G. McAdoo
California
Doris Cross
Pittsburgh
Bodyguard Says He Killed Assassin in Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge Louisiana a coroner’s jury heard testimony from Joe Messina and other bodyguards that they fired at Dr A Weiss Jr after Huey Long was shot in the state capitol. The jury ruled Weiss died of head and chest injuries but did not assign blame. Rev Gerald L K Smith dodged questions as DA Frey Odom pressed questions on a murder plot.
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Baton Rouge
Joe Messina
Benetor Huey FP
Long
A. Weis, Jr
Messina
Dr. Weiss
State Capitol
Louisiana
Dara
Gerald L. K. Smith
John Frey Odom
Tomney Odom
Rogers In Seclusion Waiting For Inquest
In Chester County a docket of the inquest into Ben Hoey’s death unfolds with Rogers and William James Kelly each on 3500 bail. The courtroom crowd reacts with applause as the atmosphere remains tense amid uncertain dates for the emac inquiry.
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Rogers
Guer
Hoey
Downingtown
West Chester
Chester
Guen
Lewendend
William James Kelly
Union City N. J
Emac
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