Ritchie Sends Bridge Report to Committee
Governor Ritchie submitted the Chesspeake Bay bridge report to a joint legislative committee for thorough study. The panel will review merits from all angles, weighing independent financing concerns and the state’s potential financial burden.
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Ritchie Bay
Chesspeake Bay Bridge Commission
Gev
General Assembly
Lasseer
Prince George's County
Beaucamp
Somerset
Frick Or McKindress
Baltimore City
House
James J. Lindgay, Jr
Lawrence P. Williams
St. Mary's County
Oliver Metzerott
Prince George’s Counts
Ritchie's Bridge
B. Howell Giswold
Gomg
Legislative Joint Committee
Joint Legislative Committee
Son Of Yale Prof Is Fired From Harvard
James S. Angier of New Haven Harvard student and son of Yale professor Roswell Parker Angier was dismissed by Harvard faculty following a series of escapades that culminated with grape fruit being hurled at Rudy Vallee during a Metropolitan theatre performance. He was among three Harvard students taken to La Grange Street police station but released after Vallee and theatre management declined charges. Angier allegedly called the grape fruit throwing a great idea.
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Boston
Mass
Boston Post
James S.angier
New Haven
la Grange Street
Radio Hinger
Vallee
Post
Angier
Joint Republican Meeting Draws About 75 in Local Paper
About 75 Republicans from Frederick Montgomery and Washington counties gathered at the Hotel Dagmar for a noon meeting. Speakers included Dr H E Tabler of Hancock and J Frank Bidesour Col D John Markey Edward Myers Major A F Munshauer Paul Sleeman Harold S Smith and Ellsworth Roulette.
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Frederick
Montgomery
Washington
Hotel Dagmar
H. E. Tabler
Hancock
J. Frank Bidesour
D. John Markey
Edward Myers
A. F. Munshauer
Paul Sleeman
Montgomery County
Harold 5. Smith
Rockville
Ellsworth Roulette
Seventh Day Adventist Services and School Immunization
A church on Mulberry avenue and Mc Coman street hosts a youth service at 7 30 pm led by Mrs Isabelle Lowman with the theme Men and Their Task. Sabbath school at 9 45 am covers The Flesh and The Spirit. Missionary service at 10 43 am and a sermon at 8 pm by Pastor Edward H Dye with Prof. Geo Gustafson assisting. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 7 36 pm. Health officer W Ross Cameron reports Exline school in the county is fully enrolled for scarlet fever immunization amid a recent outbreak. even younger children are being brought in for testing.
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Seventh Day Adventist
Mulberry Avenue
McComan Street
Isabelle Lowman
Ui & m
Edward H. Dye
Geo. Gustafson
W. Ross Cameron
Exline School
Negro Solon and Wife at White House
Oscar De Priest and his wife attended President Hoover's reception for House members at the White House. They stood midway in the line, shook hands with Hoover and the First Lady, and were greeted by Speaker Longworth. Mrs. Longworth did not attend.
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Jaz
Oscar de Priest
Negro Representatve
Sivois
Hoover
Annest
House
Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
White House
de Priest
Congress
Butler to Stand Trial as Navy Prepares Charges
The Navy moves toward a court martial for Butler with Rear Admiral Seilers appointed to draft specifications. Secretary Adams will approve charges and appoint a prosecutor and panel. The case raises expectations of a dramatic trial similar to Colonel William Mitchell’s earlier proceedings.
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Builer
David F. Seilers
Navy
Butler
Willam Mitchell
Washington
Mitchell
Divorce Suit Filed Between Duffer and Violet Duffer
Charles F. Duffer through attorney Martin L. Ingram filed a divorce suit in court today seeking dissolution of marriage from Violet M. Duffer.
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Charles F. Duffer
Martin L. Ingram
Violet’ M. Duffer
Deaths in Waynesboro Area Claim Several Residents
Mrs. Ruth Mills 38 wife of J Leo Mills died at hospital at 5 this morning from complications. Survived by husband ten children and siblings. Funeral at St Marys Catholic Church with burial at Rest Haven. Mrs Mary M Rager 57 died at home Waynesboro. Services Monday at Grove funeral parlors. burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Charles Boyer of Dayton died after 10 day illness. brother T W Boyer reports.
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J. Leo Mills
West Church Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Catholic Daughters of America
Leo, Jr
Helen
Agatha Hopp
Hagerstown
Teresa Maloney
Baltimore
Charles Klein
Deadword
South Oak
Charles Hopp
Broadfording
Raymond
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Rinehart
Rest Haven
Mary M. Rager
Alvey J. Rager
Waynesboro
Frankin B. Shafer
Edgar Rager
Loressee
Kesselring
A. S. Wolf
John W. Wolf
E. L. Downs
H. C. Conrad
Grove
Rose Hill Cemetery
Charles Boyer
Dayton
Ohio
T. W. Boyer
South Potomac Street
Mr. Boyer
Funeral of State Officer Saturday
The funeral of State Officer Richard Rhodes, killed in an accident near Westminster on Wednesday, will be held Saturday at 2 o clock. Meeting at his parents home in Williamsport. Services at the Lutheran church conducted by Rev. W C Huddle. Interment at St Pauls.
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Westminster
G. Clinton Rhodes
Williamsport
Lutheran Church
W. C. Huddle
St. Paul’s
Lily Pons Dishwasher to Diva Shapes Opera Rise
Lily Pons, a 26 year old French singer, rises to stardom at the Metropolitan after debuting in Lucia and later Gilda. Her career began as an afterthought to art and piano, with natural talent and charm driving quick acclaim and a lifelong blend of art, language, and music.
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New York
Lily Pons
Metropolitan Opera House
Mile Nau
Gilda
Cannes
France
Lily
Madame Maria Gay
Giovanni Zenatella
Palmist Madame Pauline Sought After in Valley
Authorities seek the palmist Madame Pauline who swindled Mrs. Isabel Rutledge of 750 dollars under the pretense of placing a lucky star. The swindler left town with the money after the scam, while a Greensburg primary school report lists daily and absent pupils for December under teacher L A Ross.
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Lettiaarditors
Isabel Rutledge
Chambershire
Greensburg
Dorothy Cunningham
Charlotte Law
Pauline Miller
Helen Minnich
Margaret Frazier
Mary Dattilio
Catherine Desh
Ruth Kershner
Venice Meisner
Annabel Smith
Edward Bachtell
Emory Doyle
Leonard Gish
Ernest Moody
Barry Swope
Clarence Frazier
Jonella Heltrick
Virginia Ridge
Dor ‘A Wiles
Alice Wilt
Evelyn Wilt
Mark Minnick
George Shuman
L. A
Litsinger’s $50,000 loan loss linked to gambling claim
Edward R. Litsinger of Cook County Illinois a member of the board of review lent $50 000 to Mrs Myrtle Blackridge who says the sum was lost to gamblers.
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Edward R. Litsinger
Cook County
Illinois
Board of Review
Myrtle Blackridge
Quakes Rock Southern Mexico City Area
Two earthquakes rocked southern Mexico with tremors felt in Mexico City on January 36, causing minor damage and prompting safety checks. Authorities reported no major injuries and urged residents to stay clear of damaged structures as assessments continued.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Avalanche Buries Four at Egerkingen Switzerland
Three English women and a Swiss guide were buried in an avalanche near Egershorn on Wednesday, a report received today said.
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Bernm
Sitzerland
Van
Egershorn
Retiring editor accused of selling King Purnell treasure details
Mrs. Ada Rass Snyder of Benton Harbor Mich formerly editor at the House of David colony is alleged to have sold information about where $709000 in jewels and money left by the late King Benjamin Purnell is hidden.
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Ada Rass Snyder
House of David
Benton Harbor, Mich
Herve
Benjamin Purnell
Havana's sudden lift lets gambling run freely again
Havana becomes a wide open gambling city overnight after lifting all games of chance from Faro to Roulette. Cuban and American visitors fill rooms as gambling laws remain unclear on duration. Public places host continuous layouts across the city amid an unexplained policy shift.
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Havana
Machado
Fire Rages Through New York Building Complex
A blaze at a Wood and brick built complex on 66th Street and Broadway, housing an arcade and Loew's Lincoln Square Theatre, killed no one but injured 17. Firefighters, from 400 units, fought the flames as water doused the inferno from all vantage points. The theater remained undamaged and patrons had left before the fire. Broadway traffic halted as crowds grew.
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Broadway
Loew
Lincoln Square Theatre
Bergdoll Escapes Custody Heads Toward Germany
G C Bergdoll and his brother Irwin lived under assumed names in a local hotel in a German town. Bergdoll claimed a hidden fortune from his father near Hagerstown. After reaching gold, he escaped, fleeing via Philadelphia Toledo and Canada to Germany, amid reports he may have returned to the United States.
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Grover
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Canada
Toledo
Ohio
Germany
United States
Bergdoll
Local History Bits Include Marriages and Bank Sales
Years ago notes record Mt. View Country Club incorporation by Gantz Hartle and Krier, and marriages of Ora May Binkley Leroy McCoy and Nettie Lecron. Local figures report bank stock sales, court receipts, and snowbound roads with early 1900s town life details.
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Mt. View
Ora May Binkley
Leroy Stanley McCoy
Mangansville
A. B. Statton
Butler silent on court martial as Adams acts
Major General Smedley D. Butler, confined within the Marine reservation he once led, maintained strict silence about court martial proceedings initiated by Secretary Adams. Enlisted men echoed confidence, saying he knows what he is doing and thinks before he speaks.
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Quentico
Smedley D. Butler
Adams
Stock Market Starts Strong Amid Broad Gains
The New York stock market opened firm with major gains for Bethlehem Steel up 14 percent after dividend news. Auburn Auto jumped nearly 8 points to 147 as market strength grew in the first hour while Americans like AT&T and Atchison gained, and General Electric and Woolworth led higher while others slipped. Rumors of a technical corner were denied as officials monitor the situation.
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Bethlshem Steel
Baltimore
Ohio
Auburn
U. S. Steel
Keith
Montgomery Ward
Standard of N. 3
General Electric
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Woolworth
American Telephone
Atchison
Shorts
Auburn Auto
Alabama Senators Clash Over Campaign Funds Impound
In Washington on January 29 Heflin and Black spar over authority to impound ballot boxes from last year’s election. Heflin’s bid to have the Senate campaign funds committee seize the boxes was blocked by his own refusal to let the elections committee act. He called the measure unfriendly to him.
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Washington
Alabama
Heflin
Senate
Shipping magnate Thos E Cottman found dead in Baltimore garage
Thos E Cottman, president of the Thomas E Cottman Company, was found with a bullet wound in the head in his Eccleston home garage. Police say death by his own hand. no note. He was 52, active in shipping and civic affairs, breakfasted with his wife before leaving for work in apparently good spirits.
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Thos. E. Cottman
Eccleston
Myr
Coltman
Thomas E. Cottman
Weathy
Divorce Suit Involving Mennonite Church Ties
The case concerns a $200,000 divorce suit following Shank's severed church ties and move to Salt Lake City where he obtained a 1929 divorce on desertion grounds. The Reformed Mennonite church minister and circuit face court response within 15 days as they demand relinquishment of stocks and bonds.
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Shank
Salt Lake City
Reformed Mennonite Church
Pennsylvania
Freed by Governor After Seven Years in Bail
RALEIGH M C Jan 30 In bail for life after calling on a girl against her father's wishes Splix Wright is freed by Governor Gardner following seven years confinement Parole notes say he visited the girl twice and the father had him prosecuted as a burglar.
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Raleigh
M. C
Lfe
Splix Wright
Gardner
Wright
Weekend Rheumatic Joints Relief Through Allenru
An advertisement promotes Allenru as a weekend treatment to reduce uric acid in joints and muscles for rheumatism sciatica and neuritis. It advises Friday night intake and bed rest until Monday morning, claims double effect when resting, notes non narcotic, and lists Cauffman's Drug Store with a 85 cent 8 ounce bottle and a money back guarantee.
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Cauffman's
Cauffman
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