McReynolds Raps Critics Over Predilections in Court
Supreme Court Justice McReynolds derides critics claiming conservatives on the high bench bend to personal economic predilections. He cites Justice Stone’s attack on a New York wage law decision and notes the Roosevelt court expansion debate as part of the discourse. The day’s docket included Ethel Clawans’s DC trial ruling without a jury and a reversible error finding on cross examination.
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Washington
Supreme Court
McReynolds
Hrigh
Justice Butler
Nrt
Jus
Tice Stone
New York
Stone
Roosevelt
Oswald Garrison Villard
Ethel Clawans
District of Columbia
Justice Stone
Bladder Irritation Cure Ad From A Hagerstown Druggist
An old ad promises relief from bladder irritation with a four day guarantee. It urges flushing the bladder, claims to remove impurities and acids, and mentions frequent urge, backache, and leg pain as symptoms. The copy is signed by a local Hagerstown druggist.
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Hagerstown
Auvock
Hancock Voters Elect City Officials in Local Election
Omer WN Carrier won Hancock mayoral race by a large majority over Louis Gerber. Benjamin J. Little defeated Jack Gunnels for assistant burgess. Commissioners elected were J Allen Heller Nathan Fine and Philp A Routh. Polls open 1 to 6 pm. Voter turnout 248. Also Albany crime probe: Gov Lehman authorized another special grand jury for NYC organized crime inquiry.
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Omer WN. Carrier
Hancock
Louis Gerber
Benjamin J. Little
Jack Gunnels
Burgess
J. Allen Heller
Nathan Fine
Philp A. Routh
Albany
N. Y
New York City
Leh- Than
Court Praises Baltimore Directors in Bank Case
Judge Robert F. Stanton ruled Howard Bruce and Edwin G. Baetjer were not negligent as directors of the old Baltimore Trust Company. He said they contributed valuable time and business ability to aid the bank and its depositors.
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Baltimore
Robert F. Stanton
Howard Bruce
Edwin G. Baetjer
Old
Baltimore Trust Company
Stanton
Sale Of Pumping Station Planned
The Mayor and Council may authorize the Board of Water Commissioners to sell the old municipal pumping station at Bridgeport to Gray Concrete Pipe Company. The renter desires ownership, may relocate if no permanent site is found, and would operate a Cumberland-bound pipe contract here. Mayor W. Lee Elgin said his administration favors retaining and attracting industries.
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Board of Water Commissioners
Bridgeport
Gray Concrete Pipe Company
Woch
Cumberland
W. Lee Elgin
Senator Latimer Delivers Wallop in Corridor Clash
In Annapolis Maryland Senator James B Latimer 64 struck John W Williams a Calvert county fellow while leaving the Senate chamber amid a crowded corridor. The fight followed a dispute over a bill to add an extra license fee for Marylanders entering Calvert county to hunt. Williams appeared unharmed.
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Annapolis
James B. Latimer
John W. Williams
Calvert Countian
Willams
Senate ‘Chamber
State House
Williams
Latimer
Galvert County
State Senate passes local and statewide bills
The Senate approved bills for Hagerstown and county maintenance of the Infant and Child Health Center, authorized $190,000 in Washington county school bonds, and set hunting and fishing dates. It also backed statewide measures on pistol sales records, a tax amendment, witness immunity, railroad tax exemptions, road control, and a $1,000,000 state office building bond.
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Hagerstown
Board of County Commissioners
State Senate
House
Washington County
Williamsport
Woodland Way
South Potomac
Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad
Roads Commission
Secuuty
Annapolis
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Mreynolds III
Juriat
R. D. McKee
Bohman - Warne, Inc
Summit Ave
Ford
Kansas City
Hancock Voters
uaKia
Homer C. Wiles
Indianapolis
Senator Latimer
Wallop
Burgess and Commissioners of Clearspring
Harry W. Nice
Roney Bros
N. Potomac St
Bridge
Chesapeake and Fotomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
WM. C. Magaha
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown, Maryland
America
Teriff Refrigerator
Montgo West
Washington Street
Mer Hagerstowi
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