Baltimore lawmakers clash over 1 million bridge and highway loan
In Annapolis the House of Delegates debated a Ways and Means backed bridge and highway bill creating a state debt of 1,000,000. Delegate Joseph opposed the report and sought local control, offering amendments to shift spending shares in Baltimore City. The measures failed 71 to 68, and Joseph pressed for urgent action linking future leadership.
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State House
Annapolis
House of Delegates
Ways and Means Committee
James J. Lindsay
Baltimore
Daniel Joseph
Baltimore City
Lindsay
House
Joseph
Campbell, Kennnedy
Grenwell
Josph
Sneaker Lee
Lee
Crusade Ends In Salisbury With Planned Services
A Protestant Episcopal Crusade concluding in Salisbury will end with a cone service at 3:50 and a follow up in Easton and Chestertown. Bishop Strider and Rev Croton lead the schedule with gatherings in St Meters Episcopal Church and surrounding towns as part of the national effort.
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St. Meters Episcopal Church
Strider
Croton
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Salisbury
Strader
Ambringe
Easton
Chestertown
Eartor
Gretor
Late News Bullets From February Dispatches
A series of terse AP bulletins report European unrest weather disasters and a boxing contract. Headlines note British naval developments in early February, a Bucane Aicen disaster in Africa with many deaths, rising revolutionary activity in Portugal and petiitions on social unrest, a fatal car crash during a funeral, and a Black Sea storm with ships sunk including the Romanian reighter Nreje and the Greek Meamer. Also mentioned is the New York State Athletic Commission signing contracts for a championship bout.
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Vicomer
Peking Dictator Promises Safeguards and Reforms to Foreign Powers
Marshal Chang To Lin, ruling Manchuria, pledges protection of foreign lives and property under the Peking government while urging powers to respect Chinese sovereignty. He says forces fight Bolshevism only, offers negotiations on other groups, and outlines reforms in education, judiciary, capital and labor, and communications.
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Peking
Chang To-Lin
Hei Abele
Marshal Chang
Acre
Europe Will Near Voice Of President Speech Plan
The AP reports February 22 broadcasting will reach about one sixth of the U S population and thousands abroad as President Coolidge speaks before Congress via radio network. Over 30 stations and 30,000 listeners in New York city will relay the Joint Session with rapid, precise transmission to cities nationwide and across the Atlantic.
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New York
United States
Prise
Calvin’ Coolidge
Congress
Agayilecay
Washington
Sr. Coolidge
Beea
New_York
New York City
Jhe
London
KDKA
Pusburgh
Buenos Aires Revolt in Army Campaign Against Carmona
An AP dispatch from La Nacion based in Lisbon reports Buenos Aires described as an armed camp in open revolt against President Carmona. Streets heard slogans and gunfire marked by a siege atmosphere.
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Buenos Aire
Listom
Carmona
la Nacion
Portuguese Frontiers Confront Revolutionary Threat
Reports from Portugal describe a rising revolutionary movement seen as the gravest since a previous collapse. Travelers confirm heavy unrest with accounts of serious turmoil and potential departures on Sunday night as authorities monitor the border situation.
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Vagas
Feb
Portugal
Shevenert
Gary
Trial of Wench Serend Judge Opens in New York Court
Federal court in New York heard jury selection for the Serend trial with Judge Leine presiding after a conference with United States Attorney Buck and defense counsel. The foreman is a manufacturer and the jurors include a retired beer baker, two clerks, a lumber laborer, a steam boiler operator, a salesman, a siphon maker, and a retired manufacturer.
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Federal Court
New York
Tesseceeay
Leine
United States
Buck
Ete Ag
Yorkednery
Knox
A. S. Ee Buckner
Washington
Harding
Miller
Sea B
Talesman
Jucy
Tf Enainees
Lumber
Steambeat
S Superintenats 2
Ipentenane Siphon Trier
Menefartuccer
Clinker Jammed Coal Stove Grate In Virginia Test
In Sd pe Charkes Virginia a clinker jammed a coal stove grate. Metal removed and tested at a jeweler. Result showed gold worth seven dollars and twenty cents per pennyweight. Half ton of coal yielded gold worth about the same per weight, with fines burned and lifted.
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Pe Charkes
Aerial Golf Drifts Through Unclear Text
A garbled passage describes golfers and pilots at a Hampton course. It mentions weather, tees, balls, and bags, but the meaning is obscured and details are illegible.
Wall Street sees market split as rail giants gain control
New York Central Nickel Plate and Baltimore and Ohio move to secure stake in Wheeling and Lake Erie and Western Maryland stock. The trio’s action signals a shift in control of major rail corridors and neutral terminals fueling a broader network from Norfolk to Montreal. Wall Street awaits ICC approval of Wheeling and Lake Erie plan to issue more stock, amid major equity moves and a recent dip in Wheeling and Western Maryland shares.
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New York
APJ
New York Central
Lake Ewe
Wall Street
LPF
Delaware
Jackawanea and Western
Nickel Plate
Baltimore and Ohio
Wheeling
Maryland
Lake Erie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Baltimore
Ohio
Wheeling and Lake
Mery
Aarl
Isilamds
Norfolk
Montreal
Great Pouth
Lake Port
Ememieres
Insurance reforms limit liability and suspend licenses in proposed car law
Commissioner advocates revamping a mobile insurance bill drawn by Carville D Brasen State Insurance Commissioner notes many objectionable features in the draft. Key changes include capping personal liability at 108 and withdrawing licenses of drivers and cars while damages are paid. He warns removal of driver licenses could raise rates and discourage payments. Benson expects to present revised proposals to the Legislature, comparing with Massachusetts and Maryland plans and urging stronger coverage.
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Carville D. Brasen
State
Insurance Comminsionee
Weualley
Indi
Benson
Maryland
Farre Tasiab
Boston
Marland
Bencon
Bankrupt Pays New York Creditors After War Debts
Fragmented OCR text indicates a bankrupt individual in New York paying creditors after World War I. The record mentions prewar debts, creditor renewal, and gradual repayment starting around 1919, with ongoing settlement of an initiallarge sum.
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New York
Crediturim«S Land
Gankruptay
Picker
Eastern Shore Officials Seek Gas Tax Hike in Annapolis
Eastern Shore County Commissioners plan to travel to Annapolis to press a two cent gas tax increase and a one cent local share to fund road projects. They oppose delaying reassessment for five years and call for stricter proof of vehicle tax receipts. The association originally backed the tax to build lateral roads.
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Board of County Commissioners
Annapolis
Tve
Eastern Shore Association of County Commissioners
Track stars well used in speed testing at Cornell
Professor A. V. Mill of Britain and Nobel laureate in 1922 will work with the Cornell University track team to study running energy. Tests will measure initial acceleration in the first 20 yards, starting horsepower, maximum speed, fatigue onset, and the effect of speed changes with graphs and coils along the track.
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Stake
N. Y
Feb. S
A. V. Mill
Cornell University
Hill
World billiards match set for Capital $8
The AP reports Washington will host the world championship 1A2 billiards event. Notables including Hoppe Cochran and Welbourne anticipate strong competition from Horemans of Belgium and Hagemacher of Germany with Gene eager from France and Matsuyama of Japan among entrants.
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Washington
Feb
Thompeon
Bitiard Avooriation
Ahations
Thompen Owid
Wille Hepp
Mt Cham
Horemans
Belgium
Kes Hagemiacher
Germany
Foc Genegeo
France
Preesst Eereei
Cen Champoon
Kinney Matsayems
Japan
Jamor Champooms
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