Governor Ritchie Grants Pardons Reid Ireland Citizenship
Annapolis Aug 29 Governor Albert C Ritchie halted federal deportation efforts by granting a full pardon to Gordon Reid Ireland and restoring his citizenship. Reid, 37, a Canadian World War veteran, had been sentenced in 1930 to five years for obtaining 8000 from a Baltimore store under false pretenses and was paroled by the governor on conditions. The pardon lifts decades of potential exile and notes no doubt about propriety. Paroles for five other prisoners in Anne Arundel County were also granted.
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Albert’ C. Ritchie
Gordon R. Hei¢e
Ireland
Reid
Canada
Baltimore
House of Correction
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Waterproofing North Wall at Municipal Light Plant
Street Board approved a project to relocate and waterproof the north wall of the Municipal Light plant to prevent future flood damage after last week’s rain. Superintendent Daniels said the service remained uninterrupted. Welfare labor will be provided for weed cutting, paid by meat tickets via the Welfare Board at Captain Emmert’s request.
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RR. Daniels
Orders Probe Of Books Of Closed Banks
Detroit judge Harry B. Keidan announced he would order conservators of Union Guardian Trust Co. and Detroit Trust Co. to audit their books for possible criminal conduct. The move follows Senator James Couzens testimony alleging the Union Guardian Trust Co. steered a $10 million Michigan childrens fund and claims of fund switching by First National Bank-Detroit and Detroit Trust Co. to alter cash positions.
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Detroit
Harry B. Keidan
Union Guardian Trust Co
Detroit Trust Co
United States
James Couzens
R. Mich
Childrens’ Fund of
Michigan
First National Bank
Trio Missing Since Storm Near President's Neighbors
Coast guard conducts one of the era’s broadest searches from Portland to Delaware capes for the 23 foot sloop Postscript missing since last week’s storm. Passengers include Pierre P. Irving and Charles and Walter Niles, sons of Manhattan neighbors of President Roosevelt. The vessel left Manasquan, N. J. for Nantucket, Mass. on Aug 20.
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Roosevelt
Coast Guard
Portland
Delaware Capes
Manas. Quan
N. C
Pierre P. Irving
L. du Pont Irving
Washington Irving
Charles
Walter Niles
Walter L. Niles
Manhattan
Nantucket
Mass
New Jersey
Stunt Flyers Hit Auto In Upside Down Plane Crash
In Aberdeen Scotland an all circus plane flying inverted and near the ground struck a motor car yesterday. The roof was ripped from the car and the aircraft plunged into a river but the pilot and the car’s occupants survived without injuries.
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London
Aberdeen
Scotland
Storm Damage Cuts Sale of Wharf Properties in Tappahannock
A storm last week damaged many wharves owned by the Maryland and Virginia Steamboat Company in the area. Bankruptcy sale Friday saw prices as low as 2 dollars, with the Fredericksburg wharf bringing 2760 dollars paid by John Bowles.
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Tappahannock
Maryland and Virginia Steamboat Company
Fredericksburg
John Bowles
Local Quotations Prices for Farmers Goods and Produce
Prices paid to farmers for eggs butter lard and various produce show regional rates. Eggs at 20 cents a dozen or more in some listings, butter 20 cents per pound, lard six cents per pound, old and young chickens noted, country bacon and shoulders priced, new potatoes onions sweet potatoes apples beans plums grapes and blue grapes listed with per bushel or per pound figures. A compact market snapshot reflects discounts and regional per unit pricing across multiple farm products.
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Lée
Four Communist pickets arrested in test N R A case in Brooklyn
Four persons accused of violating N R A regulations were arrested in Brooklyn in a test to test prosecutions under the program. Police reported the arrests followed statements by Grover Whalen that Communists aimed to disrupt the N R A and would be punished for picketing outside the Elco Shoe Company plant which signed the N R A agreement. Tin cans will be collected in the north end on Sept 1 and the south end on Sept 2 with 7 AM deadline to aid pickup. Itus, myth founder of Troy, also noted.
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New York
Brooklyn
Grover A. Whalen
N. BR. A
Elco Shoe Company
N.R. A
North End
South End
Fire damages car ignition near post office
A slight blaze, caused by ignition trouble in James Norman's car, was put out by Antietam Fire Co. at about 8 PM. The wires insulation burned as the vehicle passed W Antietam Street opposite the post office. No injuries reported. A second faint blaze involved clothing at 831 Maryland Avenue, extinguished with chemicals. origin undetermined.
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James Norman
Antietam Fire Co
Theodore
W. Antietam Street
Harry E. Slusher
Maryland Avenue
Secret to long life attributed to Calista Fowler
ELGIN Aug 28 Mrs Calista Fowler, poised to celebrate her 112th birthday, credits long life to hard work and no worry. Local legend expresses steadfast spirit as neighbors note remarkable longevity and resilience.
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Elgin
Calista Fowler
Bank opens to withdraw money as half of deposits paid
Washington Aug 28 Officers of the Farmers Bank of Montgomery announced they would close the institution and urged depositors to come for their funds. About 52,000 in deposits existed, but only roughly half had been paid out as many depositors did not come forward.
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Farmers’ Bank
Montgomery
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