Maryland Senate Passes General Construction Bill With Amendments
The Maryland Senate last night approved and sent the general construction bill to a third reading with amendments raising the total appropriation from 1,150,888 to 4,257,500. Amendments include 100,008 for the National Capital Park in Prince George's and Montgomery Counties and 25,000 for the National Guard rifle ranges. The House will consider related bills on Maryland National Capital Park planning and the Annapolis Emergency Hospital.
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Tygiene Commission
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Harris
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House
Beck
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Cumberland
Hagnee
Washington County
Plagerstown
Lawton
Garrett County
Oakland Fire Department
Fe'egate PV Alexandra
Ini
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Livesse
Chamber
Harrison
Worcester County
Deaf hearing via finger vibrations prize by Dr Gault at Amith College
Dr Robert H Gault of Amith College unveils a vibro tactile device enabling deaf individuals to hear through finger tip vibrations. The system uses a vibrating diaphragm and teleactuators to convey tones, with testing conducted after four years of work with the National Research Council.
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Phinadelphia
CA. P.p
Robert H. Gault
Amith College
Weich
Ultimatum Calls for Peace Talks Amid Chinatown Shootings
New York report says District Attorney urged rival Hip Sing and On Leong tongs to attend a peace conference with the Chinese Consul General later. Gun violence spreads from Brooklyn to Newark and Pittsburgh with multiple Chinese districts under heavy police guard as investigators arrest about 35 suspects.
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New York
AL — “Mack
China
Hip Sing
Leonng Tongs
Ateeral
Owe
Bermern the Teng
Che Cage
Wooklyn
Newark
Pateburgh
Man‘ehester
Ch Velaml
Plan to Erect Central Plant in Pocomoke Area
The Electric and Iron Manufacturing Company of this city has been sold to East Coast Utilities Company of Chicago. The price nears 9000000 dollars. the new owners plan a central plant at Pocomoke City to supply Chincoteague Island and nearby towns. Negotiations also target plants at Saow Hi and Stockton to expand operations and jobs.
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Pocomoke City
Electric and Iee Manufacturing Company
East Coast Utilities Company
Chicago Camecrn
L. Paul Ewell
Ical
East Coast
Utrlities Company
Virginia
Chincaterague Island
Accomac County
Pocomoke
Chipeatienieue
Saow Hi
Here
Stockton
Policeman Butler Uses Chauffeur for Daily Commute
Chicago officer Patrick Butler travels to work in a limousine driven by a uniformed chauffeur, with his wife running the factory that makes them. Each day the car leaves after the signal "Beck at four."
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Chicago
Patrick Butler
Butler
Beck
Nine Destroyers To Aid Forces In China War Zone
Washington March 23 AP A new group of nine destroyers is ordered to join the Asiatic Fleet off China. They join 21 fighting ships under Admiral C. S. Williams. Three light cruisers Richmond Marblehead and Cincinnati sail for China. Destroyers Peary Ford Pillsbury Edsail Parrott and Bulmer travel from Manila.
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S. Willams
Asiatic Fleet
Richmond
Marblehead
Cincinnati
Manila
Shanghai
China
Peary
Ford
Pillsbury
Edsail
Varrote
Bulweer
Edsal. Com
L. EF. Lindsay
Parrott
H. W. Boynton
Bulmer
Foster
Detroit Libel Suit Details Ford Connection and Banking Claims
In Detroit March 25 AP report details Aaron Sapiro in a 1 600 808 libel suit against Henry Ford. Admissions from William J Cameron editor of the Dearborn Independent show Sapiro wrote Ford's personal column and that Ford and Cameron discussed an international banking ring. Court proceedings paused by objections as attorneys clash on admissibility. An adventurer named Erakcbere, who was engaged 128 times, died in Bavaria.
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Detroit
Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
William J. Cameron
The
Dearborn Independent
Admissions Today
Mr. Ford
Erakcbere
Bavaria
Recess Aires March 25 Death Toll Tops Seventy Five
AP dispatches report disasters across several regions. Fatalities rise in Argentina as extreme weather hits Jujuy Province. steamship Kuangva carrying Nanking refugees is shelled. unrest and violence linked to missionaries grip Newhiog. naval notices and college events fill out a volatile news day.
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Recess Aires
Ia Jujey
Marthues
Argentina
Poon Plot Revealed In Poison Scheme Against Snyder
Gray and Ruth Snyder face murder charges after police link a whiskey poison plot to the slaying of Albert Snyder. Dr Gettler found poison in the home, but the bottle had not been used recently. District Attorney Newcombe opposes separate trials, saying they stand united in the crime.
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New York
Peison
Albert Snyder
Judd Gray
Ruth Snyder
Gray
Snyder
Gettler
Getler
Oo Gray
Newcombe
Queens County
Chinese Nationalists and Boxers Echo Past Atrocities
A New York report recalls the Boxer Rebellion amid Chinese nationalist pressure on an anti foreign campaign. The article notes killings of Americans and Britons as Boxers turn against foreigners and missionaries, with past episodes of violence cited to frame current tensions.
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New York
Ion
Executions Reported by Me Defense Forces in Shanghai
A Shanghai dispatch says General Pai Tsung-Ssi executed at his headquarters along with eleven others after investigations from Hankow. The report names Chen Yor-Sien a mental lawyer linked to the extremists. Pan ordered arrests of labor commune dealers in Shanshas amid rising nationalist fears.
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Mareh Wo
Psu Danu-Su
Me Defense Pores
Shanghai
Piaitly Express
Pai Tsung-Ssi
Cantohe
Comender
Hankow
Farnad Noche Ch'niee
Shancburss Agang
Chen Yor-Sien
Pai Transdis
Pane
Shanshas
Haves Nadie
Diaday Road
Tarahumara Indians Lead 82 Mile Marathon Start in Texas
Runners from the Serra Macres Mountains near Mesaco begin an 82 mile race from Austin to San Antonio. Tarahumara athletes, led by Torres and Zafire, maintain fast early pace over 20 miles as bells ring and spectators offer water from the roadside.
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Tes
Serra Macres
Mesaco
Mamnerial Stadamm
Austin
Ots Hall
Fewas University
New Brunfel
Dows Torter
Temas Zaliro
Creel
Torres
Tomas Zafire
Pinsier
Interva
Child Undergoes Pioneering Esophageal Surgery
Report from March 2 notes a five day old infant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jag Krwet, receiving artificial feeding through a tube. Surgeons performed an esophageal repair connecting the esophagus to the stomach and planned a second operation to lift the stomach, with continued feeding via the tube during recovery.
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Wits
Jag Krwet
Adaankeny
Nanking Bombardment Delayed As Foreigners Evacuate
United States and British warships suspend planned shelling of strategic targets in Nanking after a partial city execution by foreigners. Rear Admiral Hough reports evacuation progress, missing British sailors, and possible departure of 129 Americans from Nanking University shelter. Ango American authorities press for immediate safe passage for foreigners as they warn Cantonese headquarters may be targeted.
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Nanking
China
Yangtse River
WW. M. Hough
Navy Department
Nanking University
Shanghai
Chines
MS Hough
United States Navy
Mintiech
Camtonese
Sucong
British government seeks full Nan Kang rescue story
London reports March 25 AP notes anxious government efforts to obtain full details of Nan Kang events. Negotiations for rescue of Americans and Brushers ashore were clumped, with pledges to support civil and military representatives to restore order and protect foreign communities.
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London
Nankang
Linsitus
Ministers Threatened After Action by Conference Members
Three prominent conference ministers received death threats by letters amid a dispute over divorces and church discipline. The Wilmington Methodist Episcopal conference met at Asbury Church and Wicomico Presbyterian for sessions while a legal commission investigated Rev. W. of Dover and Rev. Vaul of Truitt. The conference debated admissions age limits, named a historical society, and planned surveys of university relations with the Wesley Foundation.
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Conferenere
Asbury Church
Wicomico Presbyteria
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Depost
J. Francis McDonnell
Trinity Church
Oo W
Dover
Del
Vaul &. Truitt
Sharptown
EF. C. Hallman
Berlin
Conference of An Historical Society
Hallman
Committee On
George A. Cook
Frankford
J. J. Wilson
Mt. Ladanon
Joseph P. Wilson
Grace Church
Salisbury
W. H. Brege
J.C. Steen
Arbury Church
Wilmington
John Clark
Primitive Methodist Church
Philadelphia
Soliabury
Wo OP. Sheldon
Chicago
Wesley Foundation
University of Delawane
Colona
Methodist Board of Education
J. W. Culona
HL. W. Ewing
B. Rudd
W. £.Gunby
A. J. Croft
F. A. Linderst
Newark
Washington College
Chgnertown
Jore
W. E. Gunby
KK. P. Nichol
L. EL
Tr Wok J Gratz
Epworth Herald
Epworth League of the Defonoration
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