Lyddane retrial set after Boland verdict in Rockville
Court in Rockville Md orders Mrs Anne Lyddane to stand trial again in November for conspiracy to murder her husband after John M Boland is convicted and sentenced to three years nine months in Jessup. Boland waived jury and was tried by three judges. Solin Goggy Carnell pleads guilty and testifies.
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Anne Lyddane
James H. Pugh
John M. Boland
Solin’ (Goggy ‘Carnell
Boland
Lyddane
Harry’ E. Thomas
Edwin J. Davis
Francis
Slam) Lyddane
Josephine Beall
Hammond Urner
Salary System At Plant Is Started
MILWAUKEE June 18 The 700 shoemakers at the Nunn Bush factory begin a yearly salary basis with 52 pay checks a year. Their income will rise or fall with company profits but not fall below current earnings. H L Nunn explains the plan is based on workers’ agreement on labor’s share of the dollar. Pay checks will be issued weekly regardless of shutdowns.
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Milwaukee
Nunn- Bush
H.L. Nunn
Donati's Comet Seen In September and October 1858
The comet Donati was visible in September and October of 1858 and was hailed as the century’s finest celestial display. It was noted to return after roughly 2,000 years, promising another appearance in the distant future.
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Donati
One piece summer fashion pattern from Hagerstown Mail
Assistant Professor of Household Arts at Teachers College Columbia highlights a fresh tubable summer dress design in gayly plaided voile with white organdie sleeves. Style 3307 fits sizes 14 to 40 bust, with material needs listed and 15 cents for pattern plus optional fashion book at ten cents.
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Columbia University
New York
N.Y
Copenhagen
Sailes challenges anti-bookmaking law in equity court
Fred Sailes filed a petition asking the court to enjoin State Attorney Martin L. Ingram and Sheriff Max Malott from enforcing the anti-bookmaking act. Ingram and Malott answered with blanket denials and sought dismissal. Sailes claimed arrest threats and rights invasion. the complaint notes re enacted gambling law deemed constitutional. Judge Wagaman set June 25 for answers.
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Equity Court
Martin L. Ingram
Max Malott
General Assembly
Sailes
Ingram
Malott
Classified Ad Advertisers Share Merchandizing Savings
Classified advertisers offer reduced advertising costs by sharing savings with readers. This note highlights how local merchants can lower expenses while maintaining outreach, inviting participation in the program.
Regents End Hearing On Maryland University President
The University of Maryland regents concluded a 12 hour session at College Park reviewing questionnaires and statements from deans about Dr. Raymond A Pearson administration. Board chairman George M Shriver gave no comment and announced a Baltimore hospital board room meeting to continue deliberations behind closed doors with five Baltimore branch deans.
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Raymond Allen Pearson
University of Maryland
University Board of Regents
Baltimore
George M Shriver
Dr. Pearson
Pearson
George M. Shriver
University Hospital
University
Funeral Tragedy After Truck Collision Near Hedgesville
A coroner s jury ruled the death of Samuel Stanholtz accidental after he was struck by a truck operated by James H Jones of Hedgesville while he stood roadside talking with two men. The inquest was held yesterday afternoon with police describing the moment of the accident.
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James H. Jones
Hedgesville
Samuel Stanholtz
Stanholtz
Names Are Sent To Governor Nice
The Maryland advisory banking committee reportedly sent to Governor Harry W. Nice three nominees for state banking commissioner. Named are John J. Ghingher, incumbent Democrat since February 1933, Rufus K. Goodenow Jr., Republican and vice president of Maryland Trust Company, and W. H. B. Anders, Republican bank president at Libertytown and cashier at another Union Bridge in Carroll County.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Advisory Banking Committee
John J. Ghingher
Rufus K. Goodenow, Jr
Maryland Trust Company
W. H. B. Anders
Libertytown
Union Bridge
Carroll County
West Virginia Maryland Truck Permit War Looms
West Virginia plans a July 1 start for a new annual truck permit, charging up to 625 dollars for heavy for hire trucks entering West Virginia. Maryland will require Maryland licenses for West Virginia trucks if the law takes effect, potentially ending the reciprocal trucking agreement between the states. Walter R. Rudy, Maryland Motor Vehicles Commissioner, announced the move after an AG opinion from O Connor.
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West Virginia
Maryland
Walter R. Rudy
Rudy
O’connor
Maryland-WV trucking pact strains over reciprocal rules
Commissioner Rudy warned that Maryland would halt West Virginia trucks on its roads starting July 1 if West Virginia retaliates against Maryland carriers. The dispute centers on a reciprocal agreement between the two states that has been in effect for some time.
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Maryland
Rudy
West Virginia
Johnstown Woman Beaten To Death
In Johnstown Cambria county Mrs. Hattie J. Goltstein aged 65 was found dead last evening at her Westmont Hill home. She was brutally beaten with an electric iron stove lid poker and brick, with a gag found in her mouth. The body showed multiple stab wounds and facial injuries. This marks the sixth slaying in the county in six weeks.
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Johnstown
Hattie J. Goltstein
Westmont Hill
Cambria County
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