County Board Hears Plan For Full Time Health Officer
Wantington county weighs a full time health officer as Walter Kirkman outlines advantages and cites Allegany and Frederick counties with such positions. If approved, the new officer would take effect around May 1 after the term of M. Waraman ends, providing constant health condition oversight and potential new protective methods.
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Wantington County
Board of County Commissioners
Walter No Kirkman
Bureau of Divisions of Accounts
Kirkman
Allegany
Frederick
Tts
M. Waraman
Denby denounces accusers amid tight cabinet ties
Secretary Denby rejected charges of crimes or actions warranting resignation after a cabinet meeting and said he has no plan to resign though Capitol talk of impeaching him circulates. He cites defense of his position in reaction to Doeny and Sinclair oil interests.
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Washington
Denby
Coolidge
Covildge
Capitol
Naval Reserve
California
Wyoming
Ue Doheny
Sinclair
Anal Tal
Rodgers Charged With Bicycle Larceny
A. O. Rodgers faces a charge of larceny in a case linked to a May 2 theft. Police allege a bicycle was stolen from Rockwell, with J. Aldenour and S. Mockwell providing statements. A grand jury action is pending, and a hearing is set for 10 o clock.
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Terruary Grand Jury
A. O. Rodgers
Secon
J. Aldenour
Mockwell
Alleses
Tidenour
Rockwell
Rode
Morolag
County to hear protest over city truck purchase
County commissioners will hold a hearing this afternoon to hear representatives from local trucking firms who will protest the recent decision to buy a service truck from a Baltimore firm for 8,500 dollars. Local dealers claim the price was too high and that the machine could have been purchased locally. The board plans to issue a statement about the deal.
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Hia
Focal Pulpmobile
Rosa
Baltimore
Wanted Fockler in New Jersey on fraud arrest warrant
Northampton county Pennsylvania police report sending a warrant for Charles I Fockler alias Marty Miller to Newark chief Barber. Fockler previously faced charges for passing bad checks totaling over $200 and a $31.19 check in Northampton with February grand jury action pending. An injunction petition seeks to halt tolling a wheat crop in an execution involving Frank and Mabel Adams.
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Tha
Northampton
Burlingston County
Po Nea
Barber
Charles I. Fockter
Marty Miller
Fockter S
Tagerstown
Fockler
Trail Racher Aled
Scott W. Kline
Samuel Kaylor
Kaylor
Frank
Mabel C. Adams
Wagan
Frances Bratt Mey Hotel Shows First-Year Profit
The Fred erick's hotel reported a first-year profit of 24056.95 dollars. Treasures report noted strong attendance at the annual meeting with investors present.
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Frances Bratt Mey
Frederick
Priory Cavionte
Society Girl Margaret Harding Ends Life After Breakup
Boston society tragedy details Miss Margaret Harding daughter of William P G Marding governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston killed herself about an hour after learning Stanley Hawkes of the State Department in Washington was to wed Miss Margaret Baldwin of Florence Italy. Miss Hamlin describes a whirlwind romance with Hawkes and Baldwin’s prior affection becoming known to Harding.
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Teterant News Service
Boston
Margaret Harding
William P. G. Marding
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Stanley Hawkes
Blate Department
Washington
Margaret Baldwin
Florence
Italy
Misa Anna Hawita
Hawkes
Core
Street Marker Arrival Delays Citywide Marker Project
A delivery of new street markers ordered by the Mayor and Council arrived today for police use at intersections. The markers will be installed across streets from four to twelve inches wide, with straight alignment. City Clerk Walker says the machine will be put into service as weather warms, allowing paint to dry.
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Hong
Walker
Waong Boon
Couple Went to Columbus Ohio Charged With Conspiracy
Special to Mall Columbus Ohio January 29 Accused jointly by federal authorities of conspiracy to violate the Mann White Slave Act George A Simons and Elizabeth Moler a school teacher of Hagerstown Maryland are being held in Franklin county jail on bonds of one thousand dollars each. Charges were filed after officials of the federal district attorney withdrew the initial Mann Act violations and pressed a new conspiracy charge against both Simons and Moler.
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Columbus
Hera
George A. Simons
Elizabeth Moler
Hagerstown
Maryland
Franklin County
Ronde
United States
Wright
Federal District
Attornaya
Gimon
Bimon
Moler
Blimon
Tagerstown
FLOCK Denial in Illicit Romance Case Near Start of Court
Oak Park pastor Rev. Dr. Carl D Case faced cross examination as he again denied any liaison with Mira lhariotte Leland. The session paused after Leland's lawyer read a letter alleging she urged Case to confess his conduct.
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International Mewa Service
Chicago
Mira
Lhariotte Leland
Carl D. Case
Oak Park
British Rail Strike Ends After Seven Hour Talks
London January 29 Normal train service is being restored across Great Britain after the settlement of a strike by locomotive engineers and firemen. Large numbers of strikers returned to work, following a seven hour conference between union representatives and railway companies. The Labor Government pressure largely influenced the settlement, described as the cabinet's first victory. The exact settlement terms were to be announced later.
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London
Drastic Penalty Proposal For Drunken Drivers
ANNAPOLIS January 4 A bill by Senator Markley would toughen penalties for driving while intoxicated. Mandatory bonds range from 100 to 1000 dollars with prison terms from one to two years. The current minimum is unchanged. A separate note reports Joseph Fingdee selling 46 shares of Marys Land Barety and Trust Company for 16 dollars per share.
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Annapolis
Jan
Ty Deterato Markley
Joseph Fingdee
Marysland Barety and Truat Company
Congress Only Body That Can Impeach High Govt Officials
Washington January 29 The constitution lists treason bribery and other high crimes as grounds for removing the president vice president cabinet members and civil officials The House has sole power to impeach with a concurrent resolution requiring Senate approval After passage the Senate sits as a court of impeachment with the president of the Senate presiding There have been eight impeachment trials in U S history and two convictions No cabinet officer has been impeached though moves against Attorney General Daugherty were made about a year ago.
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Washington
Cief
House of Representatives
Senate
Iran
House
United States
Daugherty
Sinclair Will Hurry Back For Oil Probe
Paris January 29 Harry F Sinclair millionaire oil producer tied to Teapot Dome lease scandal says he will return to the United States as soon as possible to answer questions before Senator Irvine L Learoot of Wisconsin. He cites expediting European business and welcomes judicial determination of the facts.
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Teapot Dome
Paris
Ln.s
Harry F. Sinclair
U. S
Irvine L. Learoot
Wisconsin
United States
Would Cut Out Red Tape To Aid Veterans
Washington Jan 23 A special committee proposed sweeping reforms in veteran care. A complete recodification of all laws affecting veterans was introduced in the Senate to cut red tape and speed hospital treatment for World War disabled. The plan aims to simplify hospitalization and ensure an even break in government dealings.
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Infornational News Service
Washington
Iews
America
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Senate
Hope for Mellon tax revision plan gains GOP support
Washington reports rising GOP optimism as Mellon’s tax revision plan nears approval. A compromise surtax rate of 35 percent could win broad backing. The plan defines earned income up to $5,000 with a 23 percent tax cut, extending to $20,000 under specific earned income criteria.
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Washington
Jan
Congress
Samed Incomo
England Wins Easy Olympic Hockey Match Over France
England defeated France in an Olympic hockey clash on January 29 in Chamounix. The English played confidently, securing a decisive victory with a strong first-half performance and maintaining lead throughout the match.
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Newre
Cuamonix
Prong
England
France
VW Qoale
Court Won't Decide Fate Of Anderson
Nationally known dry leader William H. Anderson remains under a directed verdict of not guilty and forgery indictments were denied. Former Governor Charles S. Whitman, his attorney, began closing arguments as the case moved towardjury deliberation. Also noted is a divorce filing by Mary E. Cashman against Dennis A. Cashman.
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Dy International News Service
New York
William H. Anderson
Charles 8. Whitman
Anderson
Cabinet Shakeup Looms as Senate Demands Naval Reserve Action
Washington January 29 A looming cabinet shakeup centered on Secretary of the Navy Edwin Denby and Attorney General Daugherty as the Senate prepared to consider resolutions demanding their immediate resignations over the naval oil reserve leases. The White House held a private meeting with Senate leaders to discuss blocking impeachment as pressure mounted from La Follette and Robinson.
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Washington
LN. S
Coolidge
Senate
White House
Edwin Denby
Navy
Daugherty
la Follette
Wheconsin
Robinson
Arkansas
Congress
Denby
Coolridge
Lenroot Defends President Coolidge in Teapot Dome Hearing
Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin defended President Coolidge before the Senate, asserting Coolidge bears no blame or responsibility in the Teapot Dome scandal as he leads the oil probing committee. The Jan 29 remarks framed the President as absolved from the controversy as the inquiry continued.
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Dy International Service
Washington
Coolidge
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Senate
Britain Russia talks hit snag over recognition terms
London January 29 negotiations for recognition of the Soviet government by Great Britain hit their first snag. Prime Minister MacDonald proposed Russia acknowledge prewar treaties and debts before wider recognition. The Soviet reply demanded elevation to equal status through recognition, with France pushing Britain to test such terms.
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London
Great Britain
MacDonald
Russia
France
Pressumm
Moscow
Ford declines to appear before House committee on Muscle Shoals plan
Washington January 23 Henry Ford refused to testify to the House Military Affairs Committee about his bid to control the Muscle Shoals power project. In a telegram he said he was ready with all facts and that further hearings would delay a decision on the property.
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Washington
Henry Ford
House Military Affairs
Muscle Shoals
Ford
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