Maryland House Names Militia and Ways and Means Chairs
Speaker E Brooke Lee announces the Maryland House standing committee roster led by James J. Lindsay Jr. of Baltimore County as Ways and Means chair and Francis A. Mitchell heading Judiciary. A. Perry White leads Militia. Clarence W Wheaton to Contingent Funds. Clarice W Wheaton to Roads and Highways. other names and districts listed for Internal Improvement Education and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate House
Agnapolis
E. Brooke Lee
House of Dedeysten
James J. Lindsay, Jr
Baltimore County
Francis A. Mitchell
Dattimorne City
Wicomica County
Mensiips
A.erey White
Eulit
Chirence W. Wheallon
Dedesephos AL Wright
James J. Lindsay
Baltiacre
Cairns
Allin Owings
Brancs A. Michel
George C. Peverley
St. Mary County
Lawrence TH. Williams
St. Marys County
A. Perry White
Wicomica
Faut McMurryman
Friderick Lew Culum
Harford County
C. Scott
Prince George County
Arnold
Crawford
Coelt County
Jabrars
Franklin Seward
Dorchetter
William M. Campbell
Elvency
J. Guy Bel
Vince Cecorge
George I. Edmunds
Montronery
George Hefferbert
Clarice W. Whealton
Wiconice
J. Wilmer Cronin
Charles W. Grant
Pauls Bidder
Hygiene
Jusajéu
A. Wright
Wicumica County
Milton Tulle
Alfred EB. Sharp
Henry
Ferguson pardons and politics mark Texas transfer of power
Texas Governor Ferguson leaves office amid pardons and controversy as Moody becomes governor. Moody, at 66, succeeds Ferguson after a long political duel, with Ferguson framing her term as vindication and noting pardons exceeded her husband’s record.
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Austin
Tex
Joe
Dan Mealy
Michael A. Fergieerothe
Donen
Ritvon
Moody
Ferguson
Yoare Ave
Moody Wheat
Noo
United States
Fragmentary OCR Narrative From Early Washington Scene
Fragmented readable phrases describe a Washington event with references to figures and ships. The text mentions a lithograph, a cadet, an aerial or naval context, and a ceremonial or military setting, but lacks a coherent report or clear outcomes.
Senator designate Ith arrives to claim seat in Washington
Frank L. Sith, senator designate from Wisners, arrived in Washington this morning and said he would press for his senate seat today unless told that it would interfere with the senate program. He was appointed by Governor Small to succeed late Senator William B.R. McKinics. At Willards Motel Sith set up headquarters to press the claim while Senate leaders filibustered briefly amid questions of seating authority.
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Washington
Jan
APD
Frank L. Sith
Wisners
Senate
Hilinsis Commersiaommmission
Teyraning
Ubmaquedthy
Small
Delaney Maloney Heavyweight Title Bout Set at Madison Square Garden
AP reports a February 1 heavyweight match at Madison Square Garden between Jack Delaney and Jim Maloney after a closing of arrangements. Also noted are stockholders reelecting the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company board, and various brief items from New York and across the country including naturalization, a mining accident, a divorce settlement, and a Senate discussion on temperance and Mexican policy.
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New York
Richard
Madiven Square Garden
Jack Delaney
Jim Maloney
Ieladriotes
Jam
Diserter
Lehigh Valley Meilraid Company
Supreme Court Won't Block Philadelphia Senatorial Ballots
The state Supreme Court dismissed Joseph Crealese’s appeal over pretrial release of Philadelphia ballot boxes in the Ware-Wilson senatorial contest. The order lets U.600 ballot boxes proceed to the senate committee investigating the race between Democrat William B. Wilson and Republican William S. Ware for the seat once held by George W. Pepper. Crealese lacked standing as he was not a candidate in the contest.
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George Young
Canada
Othe Saturina Channel
San Vedro T Calif
Catalina I Land
San Pedro
Younes
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Ian
Gam
State Supreme Court
Joseph Crealese
Tuhine
Philadelphia Ballet
George W. Pepper
Cicalese
Civalese
Senate
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Today in Washington stray garbled notes on Senate Begre
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Senate and feverish garble with names and places unclear. No distinct events or entities clearly readable for precise summary.
Awstfiteetuents and Camps Repeats by Amis and Tacsase
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a trial or event with Amis and Tcsace Campeby presenting material to a group. The readable names are garbled but suggest a formal presentation or meeting with referenced patrons or supporters.
Steamer Thutingi Aids Seaman With Throat Teeth Incident
A Swedish sailor aboard the Hamburg American Line steamer Zumwalel fell ill after teeth blocked his throat. The steamer Thutingi responded, delivering a doctor and transporting the seaman to a hospital as the Zumwalel sailed for Hamburg. Dense fog and rough weather hindered arrival at times.
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Busten
Dan
Philadelphia
Uauburg
Eric d Janason
Whomnson
Siameh
Cable Across Resort Inlet Replaced After Breakage
The United States Government completed laying a telephonic cable across the Natural Inlet three miles south of Green City Maryland. A break in the tripwire between court authorities and the inlet last week led to erasure of the broken cable during investigation. The new line runs along the coast from Maine to Ebside and will be operated as a Coast Guard Government device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan City
United States
Herry
Inleet
Geen City
United Stated Court
Guan Statens Corth
Maire
Ebsida
Kherren
Atlanta
Coast Guard
Court Delays Amid Illness Mentioned in Bail Hearing
Fragmentary notes describe a court proceeding delayed by illness. The record cites a retiree or defendant facing charges and an attorney or official involved, with unclear specifics about dates or names.
Georgetown Seeks 65 008 Building Funds For Federal Posts
House panel recommends 65 008 000 for new and expanded post office buildings across Delaware Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Projects include Newark Wilmington Baltimore Philadelphia Pittsburgh Morgantown Huntington Clarksburg and Princeton with sites and construction costs ranging from hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars. The plan spans five years and aims to relieve congestion and provide state headquarters for federal offices.
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Washington
Thiesey
Mellen
Newane
Delaware
Wilmington
Falls
Main Westerfiel
Ami
Wdt
Cumberland
Aml
Aston
Westminster
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Penneylvania Station
West Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Staten
West Virginia
Huntington
Clarksburg
Princeton
Inaugural Address Flags Primary Law Doubts in Pennsylvanian
Governor John S. Fisher, sworn in today, questions statewide primary law reforms until tested and publicly supported. He notes concerns about complexity and cost while stressing the need for careful extension to state offices and local units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
John S. Fieher
Dirad
Eastern Shore growers lose 18000 in railroad delays critique
Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed a complaint by the Eastern Shore of Virginia Exchange and 4000 farmers against Norfolk and Western Railroad team track storage charges of 1 to 2 dollars per car per day. W. A. Burton says the Eastern Shore Produce Exchange lost 19256.46 in 1955 due to car storage and demurrage tied to delayed market potatoes.
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Washington, Jan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Norfolk Division
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia Province Exchange
Jatsu
Onley
Accomac County
Interstate Come
Washington
Virginia
Virginia Prdence Exchange
Norfolk
Menmeylvania Railroad Company
Pew
Bovsl
W. A. Burton
Fire destroys Holy Tents Greek Orthodox Cathedral in New York
A fire at the Holy Tents Greek Orthodox Cathedral on East Tend Street in New York city destroyed the church and damaged an adjoining eight story apartment building forcing 16 families to flee. The blaze caused an estimated $300000 in damages and was under investigation.
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New York
Holy Tents
East Tend Street
Archin Bep Alaamer
North
South Amwrica
Grek
Churen
Rareys Pr
Russian Climate Disaster Reports Fatalities Across Regions
Fragmented OCR text describes deaths and harm in eastern Russia near the Volga region. It mentions storms or severe conditions causing losses among cattle and people. Details are unclear due to garbled wording but indicate weather or disaster effects in a district near Bambara and surrounding areas.
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Laim
Railroa
Wicomice County
A. Percy White
de. J. A. Wright
Clarence W. Wheaton
Texas
Everner
Ieauguration
Meedy
Youngext
Sebel
Wiler Roy
Aguat
Coty
Ith
Ludwig Salm Hougstrades
Milicent Reger
Tades
Naturalization Bureau of the
United Statesmetrict
Court
Bermingham
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J. Th Wricht
UC. Jchnena
Hercules
Miami
Flo
Uscise Cady Om Tah
Hae Cagn
Stanley B. Gumsterk
Petenit
Miami Reach
Ome Tome Fantee
Hephias Jayer
Jadas
Comstock
Wilkins Tader
Pitt-bergh
Wigginia
Keatuchs
Diaminses
Capitol
Prindelphia
Kendrick Osred
Buer
Ter
Resort Inlet
Spears
Ehretenin
Tetesrar
Georgetown
Virginla
Pyeria
Bambara
Russia
Villene
Amerny
Volga
Gera
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