Balti more Eastern Shore Boulevard measure faces Senate vote
The Maryland Senate passed the Baltimore Eastern Shore Boulevard bill by a narrow margin amid opposition from Harrixen Worcester Ward Vicemice and Annapous. Several senators voted against including Cromwed Ensor Hegner and Ward. A public hearing occurred on the ferry dispute involving Emerson Dar rington and Ridgely Melvin, while Cambroke's corporate limits were extended by a Senate committee.
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Apel
Crothers
Daniel KB. Caoumbers
Haltimore
Stureph Allan Coad
St. Mary's County
George T. Cromwed
Anne Arundel County
Abram G. Ensor
Harford County
Alexander Ko Hegner
Washington County
Orancis Harrison
Worcester Coun
AL Leroy McCardell
Frederick
Howard Po Spahlen
Parchester
David J. Ward
Wicca
W. Earle Withrott
Tabet
Wii
Gey
Emerson C. Darrington
Annastois- Caibourne Ferry Company
Wiliam Mason
Coad
Witecmiere
Garrett
Alec
Clarence W. Dearth Acquitted by Indiana Senate on Impeachment Charges
Clarence W. Dearth of the De muate statte Client Court was acquitted on all impeachment counts by the Indiana State Senate. The charges alleged restriction of press freedom, unqualified jury commissioner, newspaper confiscation, and other alleged corruption. Judge Dearth declared his innocence and intent to resume duties at the bench.
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Indianaipalidad
Clarence W. Dearth
Demuate Statte
Trelay
Aly Se
Indian State Senate
Jude
Warth
Washington Extends Invite to Pan American Music Event
An invitation was extended for Latin American music to be heard in Washington on April 14. Chilean pianist Reetta Roosard will make a goodwill trip to participate. A procession and state events followed with cross city arrangements and a noted speaker lineup.
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Washington
Reetta Roosard
Legislature completes major program measures passed
The legislature closes its session after three remaining issues and marks days of final work. Major administration bills were enacted, including a new one and a half cent road tax for county construction and a half cent tax for crossing safety. Large loans and budgets were approved, and conservation and public service powers were expanded.
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Annapadis
Ily Gener
Céms Sey
Juan
Public Service Commission
Rotary International convention attendees gather in Utrecht
Rotary clubs from North America and other regions prepare to attend the Rotary International convention in Utrecht, preparing for travel from cities across the continent. Delegates from various countries extend invitations and arrange accommodations for the event in Belgium.
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Rotary Internat
North America
Ustend
Belgiers
Anti Saloon League Denies Status in Prohibition Debate
Washington officials reported on April 4 that a probe into the prohibition movement met with denials from an anti saloon body regarding a proposed ban. Representative Anderson of Michigan and Wayne Wheeler of the league faced questions as the House committee examined alleged campaign funding and expenses.
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Washington
Prharves
Lapeet Prohibitien
Trecefiud
Andson
Machiwan
Wayne B. Wheeler
League
G. C. Hinckley
Waster
Hoaulsen
Shere
Adaet
Mick Sants
City reports improved building permit activity first quarter
City Hall notes strong first quarter for building permits with 100 projects in three months. Inspector W F Bound reports six weeks of permits averaging about 0 per day and confirms no excess over prior records. Estimated spending targets Salem and Safer districts for new construction while overall permit values show steady growth.
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W. F. Bound
Japan
Pirie
United States Patrolling China Amid Rising Tensions
Reported U S warships guard key coastal points from Carton to Prentein as unrest deepens in China. The destroyer Pillsbury and cruiser Asheville move toward Tsingtau Shantung as American interests face possible danger. Admiral Williams cites worsening Chunking conditions and anti foreign agitation threatening Hankow and Nanking. more Japanese forces ordered to Asia with no stated reason.
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United States
Crise Coast
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Pillsbury
Tsingtary
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Asheville
Tsentain
Ethem
Nanking
Washington
Chunking
Williams
Aritican
China
Navy Department
Hankow
Eruier
Amy
Amoy
Wifiame
Anus 2
Engl
Unclear fragmentary sports note from Philadelphia area
Fragmented text describes a crowded seat event and scattered scores and bets. Names and precise details are missing, leaving only partial references to a game and related quantities.
Canton News Briefs on Government Warnings and Tech
Canton observers report the Portuguese government warning the Custome to heed the pesestal and legal actions in Ragwepatehis Wednesday. The American pact and British forces reportedly built a machine with clean platens near Bond in Stanteen as ten con pceacers in Canton prepare.
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Sigrehventorpem
Agierican Pateed Socced
Hetag
Sunt Tarsatuls
Joe Hk
Stanteen
Stile
Canter
Dwferce
Riverdale decides tougher fines for speeding motorists
Riverdale magistrate Aldridge announced higher fines for speeders after A A A representatives investigated speeding in the town. Constable Geeiton and Rickard faced charges for operating without license as the pace of enforcement tightens and the police chief warns motorists of harsher penalties. Mayor Walker of New York appoints Joseph A. Warren as police commissioner.
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Walker
New York
Joseph A. Warren
Police Commisione
Opposition Mounts as Ward Bill Exempts Salisbury Fair Property
County and city leaders denounce the measure as unjust and unconstitutional. Delegates push the bill through the House amid lobbying, while opponents cite tax policy and precedent. Governor Ritchie’s fate hangs on the outcome of the vote and public sentiment in evidence.
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Salisbury Fair
House of Delegates
Ritchie
Mamdatory
Senate
Ward
Wicomico
White
Whealton
Dashiell
Wright
Lee
Salisbury -Wicemicu- Chamber of Commerce
Hiepmics
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Fair Association
J. Thomas Parker
Lanebury
Wade H. Insley
Graham Gunby
Sastry Voakverites Chamber of
Come Mercy
Wier
Puce Baer Association
Taxie
Ray
Racing Board
Althogh
Wicumico
Mace
Creal Cary
GoMrner
Adkins
Presalert Eos Adause Company
Saisbury
Po Penal Teaeon
Aleut
Payros
Ritchell
Fire and traffic collisions headline late news from around the world
A string of late AP dispatches reports Buchires Romania an injury in a car incident last Sunday. Maryland raises gasoline tax. a collision injures people in Baltimore streetcar crash. fires devastate homes in Excalee Caifornia. earthquakes strike Japan. and lightning damages in Kansas.
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