Maryland Governor Ritchie submits supplemental budget to Legislature
Governor Ritchie sent a supplemental budget to the General Assembly detailing 5 258 million dollars in general fund appropriations and additional funds for special programs. He warns the 25 cent tax rate should hold unless judiciary salary hikes or a teachers retirement fund pass. He cites surplus of 750 thousand dollars after two years and lists key allocations for veterans relief colleges and state agencies.
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Washington College
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Morgan College
Spring Grove Lade Hospital
Rosewood Training School
St. Mary's Female Seminary
Executive Mansion
Magistrate Faces $50,000 Fine Over Dual Roles
A 1920s court case reveals a state law penalizing a Justice of the Peace who holds U.S. federal office while acting as JP. Lauder Hearne, serving as police justice and U.S. Commissioner, allegedly heard city and county matters for two and a half years, risking $20,000 in fines.
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Pelice Justice
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Hearne
Justice of Peace
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Doctior Hearne
Five Bells Limit Appointments Senate Passes
Annapolis March 15 AP the senate last night passed a bill restricting appointments to multiple state posts including Racine Committee Susts Auditor Byte Service Commission Baneforenrestener and Insurance Grapsestom r. The measure exempts certain peers and industry figures from prior screening and would set new qualification tests for these roles. The action follows debate on the scope and impact of the appointment rules.
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Germany To Celebrate Return To Olympics After 16 Years
Germany plans a major Olympic comeback with a strong athletic team likely to match or exceed other nations. Amsterdam athletes will compete in two events under Holland’s Olympic committee. Frederick W. Rubien of the American Olympic Committee relays results. The United States expects strong competition from Britain Germany and Scandinavia.
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Germany
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Amsterdam
Holland
Frederick W. Rubien
United States
Into Arizona land of gold ore is rich
Prospects and treasure seekers flooded the Drip Pine Springs area between Globe and Winkelman Arizona after a rich gold strike reported yesterday. Many diverted from Weepah Nevada while water from recent rains revealed ore in a rock dyke and a prospector named Joe lac paned gold from silt inspiring others to search the mother lode.
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Ariz
Arizona
Joe Lac
Mother Lode
Tarylaider Named Member Board of Directors
John M. Dennig of Union Trust Company of Maryland and Lee Crouch of Elkins National Bank were elected to the Western Maryland Railway Company board to fill vacancies. The full board was re elected aside from vacancies. Baltimore and Ohio did not vote, limiting participation in the annual stockholders meeting. Officials suggested possible future traffic and trackage cooperation between the lines. No change in the company’s economic policy was announced.
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Union Trust Company of Maryland
Lee Crouch
Elkins National Bank of Elkins
W. Va
Western Maryland Railway Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Rockefeller
Closs -Co
Slayers face mercy of law for crimes in Chicago case
Harald Croakin and Walter Scholl, charged with killing two children, face sentencing. Croakin received a life term for murdering five year old Walter Smith, while Scholl confessed to killing Vivian and Donald Schol. Croakin sought insanity, Scholl hoped for electric chair, with officials noting their estranged spouses and motives.
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Hallie
Walter Schmith
Walter Scholl
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Scholl
Joliet
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Dickie Loch
Bobbie Franks
Sekmith
Croorkin
North Side
Kel
Vivian Schol
Donald
Gary
Ind
Margaret
Himelf
Million Construction Workers Pause in Honor of W C Winston
More than 1,000,000 men in construction will halt work for five minutes Saturday under the Association of General Constructors of America to honor W C Winston known as The Grand Old Man of Construction. Winston died Monday in Los Angeles after a half century in the field building over 11,000 miles of railroad in the United States and South America.
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Association of General Constructors of America
W. C. Winston
Los Angeles
Winston
United States
South America
Pittsburgh, March Markets and Crimes Across the Nation
Reports from Pittsburgh Dublin New Orleans and New York describe price shifts market fraud cases narcotics seizures and a railroad shop fire. Agencies purchased securities losses noted at 200000000 in alleged investment fraud. A narcotics ring case in Louisiana led to multiple arrests and sizable seizures. A Western Maryland Railways shop fire in West Virginia caused million in damage and layoffs.
Governor Supports 12 Cent Lateral Roads Gas Tax
The Maryland legislature approved a 12 cent lateral roads gasoline tax bill, sent to Governor Ritchie for signature. He defended the measure stating motorists will pay their share for future road construction and maintenance, arguing no unfair burden or price rise will result for gasoline users.
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Baltimors City
Reed denies political purpose in Ford libel suit remarks
Sen James A Reed of Miknocri told Detroit listeners he has not spoken to defend Ford in the $1,000,000 libel suit and has made no political statement. He added he will not run again for the United States Senate and that a name beyond last year’s is unnecessary.
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Miknocri
Detroit Free Press
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Ford
United States Senate
Nicaraguan Conflict Highlights Medical Shortages
Dispatches from Pedro Zepeda report hundreds of Conservative students dying in fields near May May and Tierra Anga due to lack of medical care under the regime of Tr. Juan Sacasa. Liberals fail to receive medical supplies. accusations of inflated prices surface with American rates alleged. Heavy fighting between Liberals and Conservatives leaves casualties, including seven hours of combat and a Conservative rout that yielded many dead on the field.
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St Patrick’s Day parade in New York City pageant
New York on St Patrick’s Day features a colorful parade led by the 69th Infantry New York National Guard and others along Fifth Avenue. Cardinal Hayes and Governor Smith address crowds at Cathedral and Fourth Street, with radio speeches from Eamon de Valera and Timothy Smiddy.
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Fragmented OCR note hints at international flight and fight
The readable text describes a voyage or journey from Portugal toward an Atlantic route with garbled names and dates. It mentions a flight across a region and a potential attempt or event associated with a marine or aerial voyage, but specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Ford Counsel Defends Sapiro Libel Suit in Detroit
In Detroit on March 17 AP reports Senator James A. Reed chief Ford counsel argued to the jury that statements about Sapiro and his Dearborn Independent associates were true. Reed outlined alleged schemes to control farmers contracts and loans, challenging claims of defamation and press freedom.
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Aaron Sapiro
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Willian AH. Gallagher
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Federal Court
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Aden
Sapiro
Dearborn
Reed
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Hew
Cabby to Agen Star Theft 1500 Clothes
James MacDonald famed by Walter Hagen as the first caddy abroad is sought by police in St. Petersburg on charges of stealing 1500 dollars worth of his former master's clothing and abusing his position. Officers found he had left the city. He caddied for Hagen for two years and rode with him in matches and exhibitions.
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Walter Hagen
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Hagen
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Abe Mitchell
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Editor convicted 60 days in jail for blasphemy
Ernest V. Jerry editor was found guilty of blasphemous libel against the church and condemned to sixty days in jail. Judge Coatsworth ordered deportation after serving the sentence, and Renee Sterry was convicted of indecent and libelous references to God and the scriptures.
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Coatsworth
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Alo
Renee Sterry
Canada
Dinner Draws Two Thousand at New York Woman's Club
Two thousand guests attend a NY Woman's Club dinner paying 5306 a plate to honor foreign guests and notable speakers, with a high society atmosphere and formal program.
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