Senate bill creates Peoples Court for Salisbury Wicomico district
A bill introduced in the Senate by David J. Ward would create a Peoples Court for Salisbury and Wicomico County. It would appoint a biannual judge, define jurisdiction, set annual salary around 1200, and establish election district justices of the peace. The court would hear cases with fines or sentences and be appellate to the Wicomico Circuit Court.
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Peoples’ Court
Sanbury
Wicomice County
Senate
David J. Ward
Ward
Rov
Queen Anne's
Spedder
Dorchester
State Senate
Bit
Governi R
Wicamon
Camden
Parsuts
Salisbury
Jude
Creadert Wind
Leeachrer
Wicomico County Circuit Court
Ewrk
Atrames Tevin
Haney
Grnvemion
Tealay
Justes of the Peace
Ritch
S. Kins White
Persers
Camedyn
Sansbars
White
Drys Triumph Over Lengthy Wet Filibuster at Blizzard
A Colorado blizzard disrupted southern Colorado transportation delaying trains and halting highways. Trains from Durango to Denver marooned at Chama New Mexico and another stalled between Telluride and Durango. Silverton and Eureka isolated with food limited. air service restored relief. Officials warned of further hazards as crews cleared lines.
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Denver
Coly
Colorado
San Juan Valley
Ro Grande
Durange
Chama
New Mexico
Telluride
Nowlands
Mountain District
Stearm
Assault leads to suspect capture in Centreville cabin
Elizabeth Radcliffe of Kent Island, wife of Roy Radcliffe, is near death after a brutal assault alleged to be by Louis Thomas, a 26 year old Black man. Thomas was captured by Sheriff Frank Y. Whiteles and moved to a Maryland jail to avert mob violence. The case unfolds as authorities secure the suspect and the victim’s condition remains critical.
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Centreville
Elizabeth Radcliffe
Roy Radcliffe
Kent Island
Louis Thomas
Thomas
Sherif Frank Y. Whiteles
Maryland
Beld
Whiteley
Stevensville
Cravterville
Annexation plan of government Italy sparks Soviet fury
Moscow reacts to Italy ratifying a treaty that recognizes the annexation of Bessarabia to Romania. Soviet press calls the move unfriendly and threatening to Soviet relations, while signaling possible protests from Moscow.
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Govt. Agmigt
Italy
Moscow
Baly
Bssarabia
Romania
Mozcow
Payer Slevestia
Russia
Tornimes
Winston Churchill
Briven Chanceil
Ue Baxcheauer
Busse
Lead in 6 Bay Race Remains Tight
March 1 report details a district motor race with McNamara and Ted leading the field by two laps. The riders completed nine laps in about 70 minutes, with Buchran-Pete and others close behind as observers note split times and pacing at the track.
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Tayst McNamara
Gaopgettr
Ted
Buchran
Pete
Farrier
Crisfield Local Option Bill Survives Prolonged Filibuster
Annapolis March 10 Crisfield's local option bill backed by dry liberal coalition won 65 to 4 after a four hour and twelve minute filibuster in the House of Delegates. The bill, aimed at local self governance, faced intense debate as Eastern Shore delegates remained in the chamber and opponents pressed for adjournment and procedural moves before final passage.
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Annapolis
House
Crisfield
Senate
Merryman
Patterson
Alleghany County
Lac
State House
Baltimore
Lee
Law Sant
Aldergan
Marbury
The
Alderon
Szameki
Alderson
Callan
Maryland Istory
Two Men Burned by Powder Flare at Tupone Plant
Reported this morning at the Tupone Company plant two men were severely burned by a powder flareup. Injured are Howard and Clinton Winterwell, cousins of Pennsite and Penns Grove residents. Details of the accident and treatment remain unclear.
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Carney
Pat
Late News Bulletins From Around The World
A collage of brief AP dispatches reports incidents across cities. Mortality figures from a quake scene. Naval disarmament talk progress in London. A deadly cinema fire claim in North Avinsk. A dramatic river flood threatening Cahers. A railway project in Neomaeda. A wrongful murder trial update in Stover. A rash of court actions and public notices conclude the roundup.
Tax Day Ends as City Tax Collector Stays Open
Tax collector William D. Pitts remained in the municipal hall from 1 PM to 3 PM to collect delinquent accounts before the March deadline. In the morning a theft at Standard One Company on North Main Street saw a Dodge and parts stripped from a yard, with authorities investigating and promising to identify culprits.
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Bertin
Marc
Standard One Company
North Main Street
Thcity
Avent H. K. Matthews
Ths ‘Rity
Tees
William D. Pitts
Anal & Po
Kk Gallatt
Altorneys
Revésaul
Jim Cuy
Taypapers
Order Case: Lasts Only Six Senates
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Jane Vannerey and phrases suggesting an order case. Details are unclear but the item appears to be a legal or parliamentary note with limited readable names and numbers.
Gold Unearthed At Tonopah Spurs Wild West Boom
In Tonopah Nevada March 10 AP reports a newly unearthed ore assay of 78 808 per ten promising the town a rush atmosphere. Old flivvers and mule teams replace modern transport as miners rush to claims while water and supplies strain in the desert town. Speculators push stock prices higher as claims double in value amid the frenzy.
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Tonopah
Nev
Klondyke
Tunapah
Weepah
Heaven
Asentole
Lehigh Valley Railroad Telegraphers Meet Raises Pay
A Lehigh Valley telegraphers meeting led to a general committee decision raising pay by one and a half cents for their work. The announcement followed a March 10 gathering in Buthienen Pa and reflects a new wage order from the railroad.
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Buthienen
Lehuh Valley
Lehigh Valley
Vetesa
Dover Withdraws From League Meet Over Pennant Claim
Dover Baseball Club declares it cannot win the pennant and withdraws from the Eastern Shore League meeting to discuss the 127 game schedule. The dispute centers on Aiken being called a class player and a 20 game forfeiture, with manager Donohue restricted to business duties.
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Dover Baseball
Salisbury
James A. McAllister
Cambridge
Clarence W. Whealton
Focal Club
Dover
Hayes Wilson
Rey Aikens
Dobbins
National Association
Father Kells Wife and Children Attacked in Tacoma
Harold Jensen of Tacoma assaulted his wife and three children with a hammer and poison. Richard Jensen died from wounds, another child Margret was near death, the wife survived, Jensen died as police arrived. He had been recently released from a hospital for the insane.
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Taconta
Wash
Richard
Harold Jensen
Taconia Con Reetir
Deaven
Marnet
St. Jensen
Memier
Famiy
Romaine
Childrenn
Jensen
Marquard Reports to Washington Senators Camp in Florida
Veteran pitcher Babe Marquard appears at the Tampa training camp as the Washington Senators seek a rotation option. He previously led the Pro Series title with the Eastern League pennant and has worked with the Boston Braves, hoping to show enough arm strength for relief duty under manager Harris.
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Washington
Babe Marquird
Tampa
Fis
Senators
Marquied
Boston Teaser
Cumere Ule
Rew Verk Maenting Patrols Park Accave Area
Anna Fypetho patrols upper Park Avenue daily with a sandwich placard asking that information be volunteered. Authorities seek details about a prior incident and urge public cooperation.
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Rew Verk
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