Maryland Gas Tax Debate Sparks General Tax Measure
Annapolis lawmakers pass the thirty nine item gas tax bill as part of broader tax and highway funding measures. Gov Ruecke signs it into law while the General Assembly advances projects for grade crossing improvements and road maintenance. The package includes exemptions and targeted penalties, with debate over funding options continuing in the Senate and House.
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Marathon for Women at Detroit
Readable fragments describe a women’s marathon event in Detroit. Details are missing or garbled, but the piece centers on the race, participants, and local context. The article references organizations and individuals associated with Detroit running events and schedules.
Bank Robber Interrogation Tight in Sulphur Springs
A Sulphur Springs bank robbery story recalls bandit entry and the cashier’s demanded “stick ’em up.” Whaley, his assistant Mic Clara Abercrombie, and teller Sturm O White describe fear and a frightened, trembling reaction. The tale notes four robberies in five years and hints at ongoing coverage.
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Mic - Clara Abercrombie
Tosas
Two Negro Boys Held For Attempt To Wreck Train
In Baltimore Maryland two juvenile offenders were held for hearing in Juvenile Court on charges of attempting to wreck a Baltimore and Ohio train near Eyelich Crescent. Witnesses saw the boys drag a cross tie onto the tracks and pull rails before fleeing. Police said the act may have been a misguided game of train robbery.
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Washington
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Western Clubber Clams New Victim in Shaker Heights
An unidentified nurse about 25 lay dying after an attack by a rat's gape clubber in the exclusive Shaker Heights residential area. Alfred W. Harris saw the aftermath from a window as the assailant fled, dropping an iron pipe into a wooded area while authorities pursue him. The incident coincides with a $35,000,081 hour estimate cited by Warmer Hays, secretary of the Clock Manufacturers' Association of America.
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Tonday
Alfred W. Harris
Shaker Heights
Haens
Cheage
Earl
Hays
Clock Manufacturers’ Association of Americs
Miss Catherine Madden Reported Missing After Attack
Late news briefs report Catherine Madden a 25 year old nurse missing after an attack by a man wielding an iron pipe last night in Pinehart North Carolina. Other items cover golf tournament play in North and South and wartime dispatches from London and Chicago.
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N.C
Mevirza Koll Professiomale
Force of blast saves men as mine blast injures four
Investigations began into an Ehrenfeld Pennsylvania coal mine blast that killed four when a trolley spark amid dusty air likely ignited coal dust. Authorities say a heavy air current drove the explosion toward open tunnels and outer structures while others escaped to surface. The mine will reopen in a few days.
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Reegan
Chinese death toll from bombardment of Nanjing reported
Chang Kai-Shek in a statement said China suffered six killed and 3% wounded and fifty houses destroyed in the Anglo American bombardment of Nanking. He complained no notice was given and protested to foreign naval authorities while stressing the need for international equality.
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War material seized in Nicaragua amid rebel advance
Fragmentary text reports a clash involving the Liberal army in Nicaragua with gunfire and seized supplies. It mentions war material, machine guns, and a delivery dated to a recent engagement, reflecting turmoil and military movements in the region.
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Editor jailed on charge linked to libel case
Gary Dae, held on $2000 bond, was arrested at his Muncie home on a charge related to publishing alleged libel against Judge Clarence Dwarth and John Ehcapiias. The Hayward case stems from a prior newspaper seizure and a libel indictment tied to the sale of a town paper.
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Radio council warns of reduced service if more stations join
Washington March Sb CAP A warning says plans for more brodcast stations would diminish rather than improve service. The American Radio Council submitted to the Federal Radio Commission that allowing all 72 percent of stations to operate would require restricting power or time, or narrowing bands, risking poorer service nationwide.
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St Johns Alumni Dinner at Wicomico Hotel
Alumni from St Johns College Anenapolis will meet Major Keock it Gary president of the institution at 2 dinner in the Wicomico Hotel. Invitations extended to 27 former students of the college in Wicomico County. Gary will explain the student promotion project the college is inaugurating.
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Wicomico Co. Fi
Local letter defends Trees stance amid salaries dispute
A cryptic missive to The Evergreen Tome argues against salary hikes for public officeholders, praising independence and criticizing a Democratic faction. The letter questions policy fairness and calls for restraint while defending the Trees.
150000 Men To Quit Work At Midnight
Federal government keeps hands off as coal strike looms nationwide with potential weeks of nonproduction. Miners and operators show little sign of reaching a contract, while state conferences seek ways to prevent shutdowns in Iowa and the central fields. Government surveys note possible non-union output will meet demand for months.
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Lenines
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Iowa
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Hammall
George Heaps
Iowa Coal Operators Association
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Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators” Association
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Miners’ Union
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Lost Bread of Spain Recipe Recreated From Antiquated Text
An old transcription reveals a brittle recipe titled Lost Bread of Spain with curious phrasing. It describes a bread-like dish fried to a golden brown, using white bread, wine, and egg batter, plus hints of desera gases and spice notes, presented as a historic culinary item.
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