Civil Docket Reassessment of Be Light Cases Set for Trial 1935
Hissin On Flavedure reports 30 witnesses testify before the grand jury today as civil docket re assessment of property cases moves toward trial in 1935.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1934
Page
1
Civil court term set with twenty one cases for trial
The September term of Circuit Court opens with twenty one civil cases slated for trial from September 20 to September 28, followed by criminal cases after grand jury reports. Grand jury session heard thirty witnesses. Civil docket includes Seibert vs C I T Corp. Modern Lighting Co vs Summers. and several others with various garnishees and attorneys. Plans for statewide property reassessment are under study by Alfred W. Gaver. Frederick county last reassessed in 1927 with 56 assessors. Current real estate value stands at about 46.7 million dollars with other property, stock, and personal property adding further value. re-assessment delayed by legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Stheauieg
Luete Wasle
Mugants
Seibe
BE. A. James
L. N. Cob- Jenz
Hewitt
Jacob Rohrback
Peoples National Bank
Fleetwood & Lucas
H. K. DeLauter
Flautz Va
Molesworth
Mullineaux
Coblantz
Holter
Harp
Rohrback
Smoot
Shipley
E. A. James
P. Bowers
Ramey
Zeller
James
Mr. Coblentz
Matthews Store
Sprenkle
Stoner
Storm
First National Bank of Gaithersburg
Beall
Talbott and Pearre
Waters
Matuse
Coblentz-Helter
Bennett
Seacrist
Reichenbach
Coblentz
Leo Weinberg
Laurel Theater Corporation
Burgess and Commissioners of Middletown
Mr. de Lauter
Reliable Stores
Booth
Mr. Bowers
Mr. Brown
Lewis Vs. Crum. Stoner Storm
Mr. Weinberg
Maryland Casualty Company
Brawncastle Farm
W. Clinton McSherry
Bocket
Crawford
Athough
Frederick County
Alfred W. Gaver
Siates
State Tax Commission
Gaver
Local Residents Oppose Transient Camp Near Warnesboro
Reports from Warnesboro show residents and Ridge Summit sections oppose a proposed camp at night near Stang. Opposition centers on property impact and safety concerns tied to the camp’s future presence and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnesboro
Weather Today and Past Precipitation Figures
Weather data shows 7.03 inches precipitation over 24 hours starting at 7 a.m. today. It notes September precipitation deficits and normal/actual figures from 1933, with high and low temperatures and sun and moon times. River conditions are Milocacy and Potomac muddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Visitation Encourages Growth at Jefferson Council No 127
A Monday visit to Jefferson Council No 127 Jr. O U A M drew good attendance. Wilbert L. Smith outlined the three year plan of the Fraternal Association and urged members to contribute to its goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Council No. 127
Wilbert L. Smith
Glade Valley Council
Walkersville
P. Luther Rice
Glenn R. Bieh
Mehr
Lantz
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
M. R. Etchison
Calvin E. Fry
Riss
Garyus
E Atterback
Benjamin Dixon
Harry £. Reuizahn
Homer Gross
Harry M. Shall
Maurice L. Dade
Preston Sparner
Fragmentary note of an injury and names on East Second
A garbled report notes an arm injury and a crash on East Second Avenue with references to Deputy Col. J Sewell, Ken son of Ms TM, and Frederik Hoere among other unclear names. The fragmentary OCR lacks clear dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sewell Kenson
Frederik Hoere
Fran Ures
Bond record on bastardy charge before Justice Sewell
The document details a bastardy case in which Francis Smith and Sherman Bow were charged, with bond set at 250 dollars before Justice Robert Sewell. The arrest was conducted by Deputy Sheriff E M Sowell, with Thelma, age 24, serving the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman P. Bowdoin
Francis Smith
Robert Sewell
City of Nomen Military Ruins After Large Fire
Fire devastates a city military installation as authorities report a loss of about $2,000,000. Officials from the fascist state confirm extensive damage and ongoing security measures. No further details available due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nomen
Mixed Allied Aid Effort Amid Winter Fire Tragedy
Amid a townwide blaze, authorities praise the Federal government Red Cross and American aid as Eskimo residents face destruction. Two people perish while fronts of shops and hotels suffer as compulsory military training topics surface in a sweeping decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Alyse Vibes
Dre
Shane
Nana Oh
ML Swartz
Sayer
Red Cross
Arwen
Federe
Merehal Bank
Next Democratic Head Chairman Elected In State Committee
A tentative agreement named a new Democratic state chairman to succeed the late J Enos Ray of Chilum. The Eastern Shora opposed the move while the rest of the committee supported it, finalizing a replacement choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nish
J. Enos Ray
Chilum
Follow Versailles Arms Imitations Warn U S
The senatorial arms inquiry hears a message about imitation weapons destined for Germany. Officials move to prevent export or transfer of military craft equipment potentially aiding the Reich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
U. S
Germany
Reich
Stocks Steady Under Technical Influence
Stocks hold steady as traders cite technical factors and market momentum. Investors weigh mixed tech sector signals with caution amid light volume and modest gains across major indices.
New Deal In Washington Tall National Figure Emerges
A fragmented account notes Governor John Gilbert Winant of New Hampshire as a potential national figure through his role on labor strike policy. The piece sketches his background as a progressive Republican, wartime service, and cautious rise in national prominence amid industrial unrest and political forecasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Digmer
Calvin Caalkdge
John Gilbert Winant
Chi
Winant
New Hampshire
Tie
Lincoln
Hoover
Hampshire
New York
Pennie Ivanka
Russia Wins Membership to League
The Assembly of the Body of Nations votes 39 in favor of admitting Russia to the league. The decision was announced in a gala atmosphere at a formal hall drawing observers and officials to witness the historic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Bownie of Nations
Adimission
Garden Club Meeting Near Frederick Details
The Gasdet Ci of Frederick hosted a club meeting at a member's home with an informative program. A reading titled Through out The Yone With Baths was presented, and plans for the next gathering in June were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hof
Prederick
Fieen
Baker
AMD Miceli
Juneheesw
Wstied
Eigen
Ballenger Grange
Tinal Grang
Bony
Howard
Eimer
Howard Smith
New York Adopts Plan for City Lottery
The New York Board of Aldermen approves a city lottery plan amid debate over its structure and funding. The measure outlines the lottery’s operation and projected revenue streams for municipal programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Board of Adornive Acumena
Dutch Police Break Up Communist Gathering
Dutch police dispersed a communist gathering as part of a larger crackdown. The report notes authorities moved to restore order amid tensions, with limited details available on participants or exact location.
May Call Out Cloth Makers
The Associated Press reports 420,000 textile workers joined a national strike as unions and employers clash over positions. Washington organizers consider extending the walkout to cover all cloth makers, potentially affecting 100,000 more workers. National Guardsmen stood by to protect property and work sites as closures and mobilizations unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Net additions to P E fixed capital described at PSC hearing
At a Public Service Commission hearing in Baltimore on September 1 1931, net additions of 466 94 to the fixed capital of the Puccconi Edison Company electric department from July 1 1931 to dawn 30 1994 were described. Ancil A Adams the company's comptroller testified to update the valuation and transfers within the electric department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biltimore
Electmc Department
Puccone Edison Company
Pubic Service Commission
Ancil A. Adams
Pndepoon
Rancis J. Carey
Adams
Ifr
Fraverty Ig Y Department
Short selling subject to court review
A concise legal brief notes that short selling will be the subject of a forthcoming body discussion. The document references related parties and ongoing proceedings, signaling formal scrutiny of trading activity and potential implications for market practices.
Walmsley Clamps Lid On Vice And Gamsling
Walmsley moves to curb vice and gambling activities in the city by enforceable measures. Officials aim to reduce illegal venues and tighten licensing authorities amid public concern.
Greta reflects on a quiet birthday evening
Greta describes a calm birthday night with simple pleasures and gentle moments. The piece emphasizes contentment, quiet companionship, and a subdued celebration rather than festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta
Enrollment High in Emm esse Area School District
A garbled OCR fragment references enrollment concerns in a local area school district. It mentions light from them and WalGe, with unclear details about groups or dates. No clear names or outcomes are established in the readable text.
Civic Club Holds First Fall Meeting At Y M C A
The Fred adek Civile Club met at the Y M C A to plan fall activities. Miss Julie Fretison gave a travel talk about California, Iowa, Nebraska, Denver, and Denver’s mountains while members discussed a Maryland theatre pageant in Baltimore Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
Fredadek Civile Club
Tme
Cnts
Julie Fretison
Maryland
Elmer E. Dixon
Court of Honor
Mra. R. 3
Dutrow
Gregory
Route 40 Improvement Talks With Frederick Hagerstown Delegation
A Frederick Chamber of Commerce delegation met with Hagerstown officials to discuss Route 40 the National highway and improvements west of Hagerstown. State road heads plans may rebuild sections. Williamsport official William D Byrom was invited to address the groups. Frederick attendees included Richard F Bimmons Hammond Clary Jesse We Kolb Postmaster Irving S Elser and R L Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederik Chamber of Commerce
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Conococheague
Tuwarer Seviator
Wilam D. Byrom
Williamsport
Roads Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Richard F. Bimmons
Elser
Dohm A. Shires
Robert L. Smith
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