Trials Must Be Public Says Attorney General O Conor
Maryland attorney general rules all hearings in police courts must be open to the public and that presiding magistrates cannot exclude reporters or the public. The ruling cites the Sixth Amendment and Maryland Declaration of Rights, stressing access to trials and preliminary hearings and outlets for public observation.
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Baltimore
Herbert R. O’conor
Maryland
Star Chamber
Conar
SR. C. L
England
Zeigler Attacked At His Hagerstown Store
Hagers-town police investigate an assault on H. W. Zeigler at his place of business. He said two unidentified men struck him in the head with a blunt instrument after entering through a window. Zeigler sustained a scalp wound. nothing was stolen and suspects fled.
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Zeigler
Mr. Zeigler
George Zeigler
Earl E
Walter F. Zeigler
Glenn
Garber
Marian Zeigler Shipley
Hagerstown
Clues Sought In Bennett Shooting
Reported developments fail to clear the shooting of Morris Bennett a local painter who lies in Frederick City Hospital with a bullet in his spine. State and local investigators pursue a remaining mystery behind the attack near the Fair Grounds as no motive is confirmed.
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Morris Ben- O
Bennett
Frederick City
Sherman P. Bowers
Grand Jury
Fair Grounds
Sister's Mill
Sheri Charles W. Smith
Spooners
Bermett
Legion Called On To Fight Anew For Peace
York reports the American Legion opens its annual convention in Madison Square Garden with Governor Lehman urging a new campaign for democracy liberty and peace. He echoes Woodrow Wilson’s call to make the world safe for democracy and says the legion must fight for rights and justice.
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York
American Legion
Madison Square Garden
Herbert I. Lehman
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Lehman
Ala
Legion
State Police To Vie On Md Rifle Range
State Police pistol marksmen from seven states will compete at Camp Ritchie Maryland in the annual invitation target matches. About 150 officers from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia and West Virginia are expected to take part over Wednesday and Thursday under arrangements led by Sergeant Marlin D Brubaker.
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Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Maryland
Marlin D. Brubaker
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
State to Present Report on Shooting to Grand Jury
The State's Attorney Bowers may present a report on the shooting to the grand jury now in session, though indicting is deemed improbable and no evidence has been found to advance the case.
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Bowers
Will Of F M Stevens Placed On Record
Wills of former County Commissioner Frank M Stevens of Creagerstown Miss Ethel C Fout of Kemptown and Mrs Emma E Huffer near Middletown placed on record by the Register of Wills with no valuations. Stevens wills favor his widow Elsie M Stevens with multiple alternate provisions and executrices named Rachel P D Whitmore who renounced. Huffer leaves 1000 to son Josephus T Huffer and 1000 plus home and furniture to daughter Nannie L Huffer with the residue divided among four children who are executors. Fout leaves entire estate to sister Gladys M Schmall of Baltimore with contingencies. Will dates and witnesses given. Five states have legislative councils tackling lawmaking before legislatures convene.
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Frank M. Stevens
Creagerstown
Ethel C. Fout
Kemptown
Emma E. Huffer
Middletown
Nannie L
Arthur H. Josephus T. Muller
Carrie Burter
Oscar F. Gover
H. K. DeLauter
Gladys M. Schmall
Baltimore
Grace Episcopal Church
New Market
Schmall
Webster S. Blades
Florence L. Blades
U S Ambassador Flees Embassy At Nanking
Nelson Johnson the U S ambassador evacuated the Nanking embassy tonight moving to a patrol boat on the Yangtze after a third Japanese air raid. Foreign embassies largely stayed, as Johnson prepared to relocate to Wuhu.
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Nanking
Nelson Johnson
United States
Yangtze River
Japan
Nantang
Kiyoshi Hasegawa
Third Fleet
Johnson Supervn
Yanatee
Wuhu
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
The Dionne quints named Annettie Ceesily Emilie Marie Yvonne. A pyre a burning pile. Roxgue is the scoundrel done by Aroaige. Wilson married while President. Twenty four pennies. The total compensation paid to injured workers reaches about 240000000 a year in the United States.
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Ceesily
Emilie
Marie
Yvonne
Roxgue
Aroaige
Wilson
United States
Flagrant Reckless Driving Leads to Court Fines
Magistrate Walter Sinn calls the incident one of the most flagrant cases of reckless driving seen. Frederick T. Dennis, a New Windsor man, is fined $50 and costs after a Sunday morning crash near Johnsville that damaged a home and personal belongings but left no injuries. Multiple other cases include fines for improper licenses and registration, assault, drunkenness, and parking violations.
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Walter E. Sinn
Frederick T. Dennis
New Windsor
Walter K. May
Johnsville
Dennis
Union Bridge
D. M. Devilbiss
Miss Mae Bond
Devilbiss
Miss Bond
William Gilland
East Partick Street
Elmer S. Davis
Doubs
Court
Church Streets
Gilland
Davis
Frank Dorsey
West Church Street
Court Street
International
Ford
Clyde Lucas
Homer City
Curtis J. Smeltzer
York
Allen Bartgis
J. J. Thompson
Maryland
Petroleum Transport Company
Curtis Bay
Frederick
Smeltzer
Lucas
District of Columbia
Floyd Peoples
Frances Willis
Peoples
Dorsey
Guy Anders
Charles Page
Robert Stales
Charles W. Davis
Stales
Matthew Naylor
Reno
J. R. Holmes
William E. Miller
George Offutt
Ben Phebus, Jr
Western Maryland Railway to Change Loys Station Status
A Public Service Commission order authorizes the Western Maryland Railway Company to convert Loys station in Frederick County from an agency to a non agency point.
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Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Western Maryland Railway Company
Loys
Frederick County
Loys Station Closure Protest Blocks Agency Change
Ninety Loys residents protested a company plan to change an agency point at Loys citing decreased passenger business. After a hearing the State utilities body ruled that maintaining the station at Loys is no longer reasonably necessary or convenient for the public service.
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Loys
Commission
State Utilities
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F. M. Stevens
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U.S
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Washington
League of Nations Advisory Committee
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Leland Harrison
Switserhind
Wigh Wilson
Switzerland
United Statke Committee
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Burek
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Hasbard
Charles
Decen Sari
Rockville
Albesenily
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Roth FO
Patrick ML
Vaulfer
Myx
Andirons
C.C. Carty, Inc
East
Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
Paul Delphey
West
Patrick Street
With A McCall
Fieldcrest
Waslens
Heatherlaine
America
Oxford
Heatherplaid
Hendrickson’s
Marshall Field
McCall
Hendrickson
Payer Habhive
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