Judge Clark takes bench as Huntress leaves office
A civil county court session saw Judge John H. Clark succeed Judge George W. Huntress after Huntress relinquished the bench. The jury returned verdicts in Dixon v Ranney and Ranney v Bach. County Attorney Dan Lewis qualified, with bond posted, and officials prepare for new terms. Campbell and Trainer to take oaths, with docket clearing planned. Sheriff Tobin seeks bond reduction from 20 000 to 10 000.
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Theodore Marburg chosen as minister to Belgium
The state department announced Theodore Marburg of Baltimore will become minister to Belgium, succeeding Larz Anderson who moves to Japan. Marburg is an author and former chairman of the American Peace congress executive committee, and serves as secretary of the American Society for Judicial Settlement of International Disputes.
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Marburg
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