Kimble Must Quit Office Over 1936 People’s Court Law
Maryland Court of Appeals upholds 4 mandamus requiring Senator Robert B. Kimble to vacate his Cumberland magistrate post. Justices rule the 1936 act constitutional, deeming Kimble ineligible for voting on it. Court also says de facto magistrates’ judgments stand and invalid prior laws limited appointment scope.
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Court of Appeals
Robert B. Kimble
Allegany
People’s Court of Cumberland
Kimble
F. Neal Parke
Frank G. Wagaman
Allegany County
Alphonse v
People's Court
Justices of the Peace
Contempt Sentence Upheld for Baltimore Lieutenant
The Baltimore Criminal Court sentenced Lieut. Edward L. Hitzelberger to 40 days in jail and a $100 fine for contempt of court. Judge D. Lindley Sloan affirmed the sentence in appellate court. The case stemmed from an alleged conversation with G. Frederick Feugel of the grand jury that investigated vice. The court also adjourned after ruling on ten minor cases.
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Edward L. Hitzelberger
Baltimore Police Force
Hitzelberger
Baltimore
D. Lindley Sloan
G. Frederick Feugel
Vice
Love Never Died In Russia Born Ex-Senator Wife Testifies
ELKTON Md Jan 14 The former Princess Tatiana Dech terov wife of former United States Senator Joseph I France testified in his divorce trial that his jealous fits made her unhappy but her love never died She said he urged her to go away during his presidential bid and she planned to return Judge Knott adjourned the case to Jan 19 for defense mental condition testimony The Russian born wife said an illness kept her from returning to the United States and a 1932 cablegram from France prompted it She recalled peaceful years after their 1924 marriage with only his jealous spells and a sister suicide report.
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Elkton
Tatiana Dechterov
United States
Joseph I. France
France
Europe
Owen J. Knott
Natalie
Venice
Bourne
Ottinger Dies in New York at 59
Albert Ottinger former New York Attorney General and Assistant U S Attorney General under Daugherty died at his home in New York after a heart attack. He was 59 and the Republican candidate who opposed Franklin D Roosevelt in 1928, losing by 24000 votes.
Present Employees To Undergo Exams In Baltimore
State Employment Commissioner Harry C. Jones said he may require all current staff of the State Industrial Accident Commission to undergo physical examinations amid reports of tuberculosis among former employees. Medical director Dr. Paul K. Carliner is finalizing an investigation, with a report awaited before a conclusion. Three Commission workers have died of tuberculosis since 1930, and Sabra Ridgell seeks half pay claiming TB contracted while with the Commission. In other news, two minor accident patients were admitted to Washington County Hospital: J. F. Baumgardner with a broken left arm and Mary Fiser with a fall.
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Jar
Harry C. Jones
State Industrial Accident Commission
Paul K. Carliner
Jones
Commission
Sabra Ridgell
Washington County Hospital
J. F. Baumgardner
Randolph Avenue
Mary Fiser
Franklin Street
Senator Nye To Address Lincoln Day Banquet
United States Senator Gerald P Nye of North Dakota will deliver the principal address at the Lincoln Day dinner in the Masonic Temple auditorium on Friday evening February 11. The event is sponsored by the Young Men's Republican League of Washington county. Nye is described as a national figure and a fluent, forceful orator active on legislation. Detroit has a large Canadian-born resident population.
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United States
Gerald P Nye
North Dakota
Masonic Temple Auditorium
Young Men's
Republican League
Washington County
Ward
Nye
Congress
Justice Van Devanter Begins Temporary NY District Court Role
Former Supreme Court justice Willis Van Devanter arrives at Manhattan Federal court chambers to assume duties as temporary judge in the Southern District of New York. At 78, he retired from the Supreme Court last June but returns to ease congestion in federal courts as a district judge.
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Willis van Devanter
Supreme Court
Manhattan
Federal Court
New York
Justice van Devanter
Supreme Bench
Revival delays and church notices mark Pecktonville week
Evangelistic services scheduled across St James A B church and St Pauls Evangelical were postponed or held as illness and attendance shaped the week. Reports from Rev Fink Miles Schmidt mark the Pecktonville hall sessions and a January 31 attendance goal at St Pauls Sunday school. Community updates note residents like T J Snyder and Mrs Wiley, Mrs Weller, Mrs Keefer and others in fragile health or returning home.
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Yan
St. James A. B
Church of God
Blairs Valley
Mr. Fink
Miles Evangelistic
Pecktonville
Raymond Schmidt
National Civic Order League
Washington, D. C
St. Paul's
St Paul’ Evangelical
T. J. Snyder
Charles Wiley
Elmer Weller
Baltimore
William Keefer
Sylvania
Edward Miller
Jeremiah Bear
Dolly McAllister
Lupe Velez and Johnny Weissmuller Part Ways Again
Hollywood report from January 14 states Lupe Velez and her husband Johnny Weissmuller have split up anew. She declares there will be no divorce, claiming they are still friends living under one roof as cost considerations keep them together. Skeptics question the stability of their arrangement.
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Hollywood
Lupe Velez
Lupe
Johnny Weissmuller
Johnny
Sabe
Village News Gathers Visitors and School Attendants
The home of Daniel R. Peck hosts ill relatives and visitors from Baltimore and Washington. Miss Katherine Hebb and Ellen Bennanzer stay with Mrs. Fannie Hebb. Local pupils Irma Repp James Repp Connie Murray Ruth Hoover Howard Bohrer and others attend the village school daily amid frequent visits by relatives and friends from Hagerstown Washington and Baltimore.
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Daniel R. Peck
Mooresville
C. P. Repp
Aaron Repp
Hagerstown
Bernard Zimmerman
Katherine Hebb
Baltimore
Fannie Hebb
Ellen Dagm
Boyd Michael
Irma Repp
James Repp
Connie Murray
Ruth Hoover
Howard Bohrer
Stanley Murray
Junior Snyder
Lowell Murray
Edwin Bohrer
Jackie Michael
Glenn Wolfe
Gene Shives
Bobby Everitt
Clarice Mort
Edgar Murray
Lee Snyder
Yotti Spielman
Conway McNairn
Daniel Cunningham
Bitty Everitt
Norman Everitt
Dorothy Moore
Donald Shives
Joyce McNairn
Actress Is Willed Estate Of Miner
In Las Vegas Nevada on January 14 Marion Davies was named as a principal beneficiary and one of the executors of the estate of Clark Alvord a Nevada miner and storekeeper who died last week His small estate includes 1909 dollars in cash a mining company asset and a lease valued at about 29000 dollars Friends noted his devotion to Miss Davies sending hundreds of fan letters and driving long distances to view her films
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Nev
Marion Davies
Clark Alvord
Nevada Hills
Alvord
Nelson
Miss Davis
Youth Located After Disappearance From Prospect Street
Glendon McCoy aged 12, son of Mrs Daisy McCoy of 400 North Prospect Street, who vanished from his home on Wednesday, was found last night in Cumberland. Mrs McCoy confirmed the reunion and thanked friends for help in the search.
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Daisy McCoy
North
Prospect Street
Cumberland
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