Mishap at Dorsey Kills Engineer and Truck Driver
A Baltimore and Ohio local from Washington to Baltimore derailed at Dorsey near Baltimore after striking a Davidson Transfer truck. Engineer Elmer Pope, 60 of Frederick, and truck driver Sol Eli, 25 of Ridgeville, were killed. Fireman Claud Beard survived burns and cuts. State police investigated. reports of a possible second rider uncertain. Emergency crews cleared wreckage and rerouted service.
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Baltimore
Dorsey
Elmer €. Pope
Frederick
Sol Eli
Ridge- Ville
Baltimore and Ohio
Davidson Transfer and Storage Company
Claud G. Beard
Washington
Deep Run Creek
A. T. Myers
Odenton
Myers
Ial
Pope
Harry Co. Pope
Laurel
Eli
Davidson Transfer Company
Pennsylvania
Here
The Presidents vs. The Supreme Court
AP Feature Service writer Morgan M. Beatty outlines a historical clash between Andrew Jackson and John Marshall. The piece recalls the early Supreme Court, its boarding-house culture, key cases like Tassel, and Jackson's battles over enforcing court decisions, leading to Taney's eventual appointment and foreshadowing the Dred Scott era.
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Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
White House
Andrew. Jackson
J . Franklin D
John Marshall
Supreme Court
Jackson
Marshall
Supreme ‘Court
Georgia
Marshall Court
George Tassel
Tassel
Andrew Jackson
Youths Held for Larceny in Juvenile Court
Seven youths were involved in a string of larcenies with two teens jailed for Juvenile Court proceedings led by Justice George D Hicks. Four others confessed to months of robberies with suspects named Bryan Smith Harbaugh and McNamee, plus details of break ins and looting.
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George D. Hicks
Wilson ‘Bryan
Franklin Street
Paul Smith
George Street
Ralph Harbaugh
Georges Street
John McNamee
Justice Hicks
J. B. Brown
Pennsylvania and Western Maryland Railway
Pennsylvania
Fight Reported Won Over Ohio Flood Waters
Major Raymond G. Moses of the Mississippi River Commission announced that the effort to route flood water from the Ohio River down the Mississippi has been won. He said fears of a dangerous influx from the Kansas and Red river confluence have been dispelled.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Raymond G. Moses
Mississippi River Commission
Ohio
Mississippi
Moses
Arkansas
Red Rivers
Farley Praised by Roosevelt at Testimonial Dinner
President Roosevelt lauded James A. Farley recalling pre election forecasts and likening him to major prophets. The event at the Sasser Hotel drew 1700 guests as Farley Postmaster General and Democratic National Committee chair received broad praise amid a bustling dinner service.
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Washington
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
William Jennings Bryan
Farley
Jim Farley
Maine
Vermont
Sale Farley
Garner
Sasser Hotel
Farley Praised for Campaign Organization and Service
The speaker described Jim Farley as a key organizer of campaigns and lauded his service as head of an important federal department. He asserted history would eventually recognize Farley and his associates for their contributions and leadership.
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Jim Farley
Farley
Healing Service at Full Gospel Mission in Salem Ave
Evangelist Mrs. C A Cooper from Seattle will lead a revival at the Full Gospel Mission 508 Salem avenue with a special healing service Tuesday night. The Myers couple from Gettysburg and other visitors are expected. Cooper and Myers are talented musicians. services are held each evening at 7 45 except Saturdays.
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C. A. Cooper
Seattle
Wash
Salem Avenue
Myers
Gettysburg
Cooper
Fines imposed on two for assault at Cascade tavern
Gerald Tracey aged 24 was fined 75 dollars plus costs on three charges and Merle Biser aged 21 was fined 50 dollars plus costs on two charges after guilty verdicts for assault and property destruction following disturbances at a tavern in Cascade. Magistrate Walter Sleasman presided at Smithsburg.
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Cascade
Walter Sleasman
Smithsburg
Gerald Tracey
Merle Biser
Plan to Oust Labor Leader from United Mine Workers
Washington Feb 16 William Green once a coal miner now head of the American Federation of Labor faces expulsion from the United Mine Workers for calling General Motors strike a surrender. The Miners Policy committee, led by John L. Lewis, accuses Green of treason and betrayal of labor as it seeks to consolidate mass production unions. Green, 64, rose from mines in Coshocton Ohio to secretary treasurer of UMW in 1912 and warned against excluding craft unions from auto work. He denounced the committee’s order as Hitlerism and vowed resistance.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers
Green
General Motors
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Federation
Lewis Committee
Miners’ Policy Committee
United Automobile Workers
A. F. of L
United Automobile Workers Union
Coshocton
Coshocton, C
Hostages Freed After Escape From Caledonia Prison Farm
Prison officials say seven desper ate convicts escaped from Caledonia Prison farm released their three hostages unharmed tonight. Captain I D Hinton of Caledonia reported that hostages Hinton Steward W L Roberts and Walter H Willard were freed and that the convicts were seen on the highway three miles from Vass before heading south.
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Raleigh
N. C
Caledonia
Vass
Moore County
Chester O. Bell
Penal Division
I. D. Hinton
Hinton
W. L. Roberts
Walter H. Willard
Bell
Yass
Clubman Ends Life in Richmond Doctor Found Shot
Dr. Clifford H. Rudd a 60 year old neurologist and local club member was found dead from a self inflicted gunshot in his Richmond bedroom on Monday. City coroner Dr J H Scherer ruled death the result of self harm. Arrive in Cairo Col and Mrs Charles Lindbergh flew in from Alexandria and planned to stay four to five days before continuing eastward.
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Richmond
Clifford H. Rudd
J. H. Scherer
Cairo
Egypt
Charles 4
Lindbergh
Alexandria
Visitors soothe Charlton ill Leonard Trumpower family
Charlton February 13 visitors to the home of seriously ill Leonard Trumpower included Mr and Mrs Paul Kretzer Mr and Mrs Herman Moore Mr and Mrs Harry Shupp Mr and Mrs Clayton Shupp Mr and Mrs Join Eberts Mr and Mrs Harry Small Mrs Adam Kriner Mrs Leslie Berkett Mrs Frank Brown Mrs Emmertt Kriner Mr and Mrs Joe Durbin Eugene Shupp Rev Wade Huffman Peston Shupp Clyde Waukeney Jacob Shyder sustained a three stitch cut from a kicked horse He lives with Ira Garner Dorothy Grove spent weekend with Clyde Grove Hagerstown Mr and Mrs Charles Brady and son returned to Hancock Mrs Grover Moser and son Leon returned to Jones Chapel from visiting Mr and Mrs Howard Ankeney Mr and Mrs Calvin Myers and son Kenneth Mrs George Grova and son Hillard visited
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Eugene Shupp
Wade Hufffman
Peston Shupp
Clyde Waukeney
Jacob Shyder
Ira Garner
Dorothy Grove
Clyde Grove
Hagerstown
Charless Brady
Son
Hancock
Nelvie Hose
Grover Moser
Leon
Jones Chapel
Howard Ankeney
Calvin Myers
Kenneth
George Grova
Hillard
Local health notes and corrections in Clearspring
Mrs. Mary Bull of Clearspring reports Harvey Rowland has improved after illness. Last week it was stated the Boyd children were ill at the Shupp residence. the record should read Sr. and Mrs. Millard Shank.
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Mary Bull
Clearspring
Harvey Rowland
Samuel Boyd
Willian Shupp
Millard Shank
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Washington St
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