Ritchie May Pick Police for Warden
Baltimore stalemate shapes a plan to appoint a police officer as warden of the Maryland Penitentiary to succeed Col Claude YW Sweezey. Governor Ritchie has asked Capt John Carey, Capt Charles Turns and Capt George Lars to visit him at his Union Trust office. Morgan Morgan, linked to penitentiary investigations, faces financial inquiries. records show slim credits before reform.
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Maren
George BE
Lars
Palice Tnappcter
Barta M Morgan
Sweeres
Ant
Caili
Ritchic
Pole Department
Ritola Sets New Mark Nurmi Fails in Track Event
A fragmentary report notes Ritola setting a new mark while Nurmi falls short in a track event. The readable text cites performance shifts and a competitive field, but details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Ritola
Nurmi
Bankers Convene Speakers at City Convention
Ambiguous notice lists bankers and speakers at a machinery convention. Persons named include Jokn J and Julia Les Matin from New York. Event described to be held in Atlante Chly on Alaydd street 14.
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Bankers
Pristabed
Goo Mieylant Panlers Agsulatian
Theab Maukers
Ggl
Chamber of Fommaeree
United States
Ami Julia Les Matin
New York
Atlante Chly
Cemetery vandalism and chicken damage report noted
A fragmented text describes chickens damaging a cemetery and references to individuals and plots. It mentions testing, burial plots, and a sale by Wither Rantit with unclear dates or places. The overall sense covers cemetery integrity and related disturbances without clear outcomes.
Divorce Validity Acknowledged In Duress Case
Vondon March 11. Str FRaward Marshall Hall for Coton Dennistoun filed a legal face on Dorothy Dennistoun's divorce. After an immediate adjournment with Justice McCandie, Sid Edward unexpectedly said he would admit the validity of the decree securing the monetary claim. The case involves a suit to recover money tied to the Anavand matter amid a London-centered dispute.
Auto Driver Poisons Case Highlights Liquor Link
Justice Morin in Maryland reduced a nine month term to four months after truth about the poison source was established. Morin’s repeated DUI arrests and the judge’s note on restoring driving privileges were reported as part of a sequence involving bootleg liquor, fines, and short jail terms.
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Scott Bower
W.H. Marin
Fairplay
Adl
Trogo
Morin
Scott
Jio
Maryland House of Correction
Highway Department
Justice Bower Bald
Uime Morin
Felice Records Snow
Hoye M. Longenecker
Church Stel
Pat
Vengenecker
Offi
Molorerele Osteer
Former Shop Employees Sue West Maryland Ry
Former shop employees sue West Maryland Railway, claiming dismissal was improper. They argue a contract evolution altered duties and conditions, with a prior agreement superseded by a new one and the later terms affecting layoff decisions. The case centers on union and shop team duties and the legality of the dismissal.
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Athens
Deaths Witlam Fout halfprather in Frederick notice
Death notices list Witlam Fout halfprather of Frederick and Dyer Ungerntown dying at home in Frederick. Service planned for 2 o clock Thursday afternoon. Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support and church services. Also includes car wash ad and small notices for local services and garage.
Life Saving Demonstrated by Expert Red Cross Captain
Captain William Kleb of the Red Cross Life Saving Corps gave a demonstration before over 100 at the YMCA pool night. The program covered health swimming, rescue techniques, and the Red Cross water tests including deep-water undressing and rescuing drowning victims.
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Wiliam Kleb
Red Cross National Life Saving Corps
Kish
Netlfa Draper
John R. Wilson
Wham
Red Cross
Iife
Kieb
Warren's Attorn ey General nomination in doubt
Report from Detroit and Washington notes strong opposition to Warren's appointment in the Senate vote 40 to 40 such as absent or opposed Democrats and Republicans including Law Warwnod and Smith. President Coolidge faces difficulty assembling a reliable working majority as he reconsiders Warren after the tense tally and a possible resubmission. Italy orders 200 military airplanes from manufacturers as war readiness accelerates.
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Warren
Dawes
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ADU
Green
Democrata
Amon
Ahsentess
Wisconsin
Howell
Neloagka
Law
Une
Mik
Smith
Irauiy Carona
Michigan
Thins Weich Indiatration
Caotidge
Warren Nate
Nalilee
Charlen Wieren
Wash Higson
Coolidge
Alsonia
Medioned M. Bork
Unite States
Willur
Arthur
Rug
Maaschusetts
Alex Grombeck
Fedora Inedge
Wiliam
Ten Yun
Settlement bid for mine union feud announced
Ww will have a front effort to settle a dispute between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the United Mine Workers of America in Huntington tomorrow. A subcommittee met in Washington recently to try to adjust the controversy arising from Coal River Colleges Co owned by the Engineers failing to pay union wages at West Virginia mines.
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W. von
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
United Mine Workers of America
Huntington
Washington
Coal River Colleges Co
Engineers’ Organization
St. West Virginia
New Businesses Open Across Potomac Area Amid Trade Activity
Local notices report several new ventures starting this week. Potomac Avenue Station opens a feed store at 280% 8 Potomac St under Adama of Cater Nursery Co. Weigel launches Tuginess on Spruce St with the Calego Clothes Shop run by Nathan Cohen and Lewis P. James. James will head the new Frederick venture, Cohen eyeing two clothing stores. Building permits list garages at Scott Lake 12 John, H C Cunningham 11 Forest Drive, and WW Neikirk 869 Mulberry Ave. A brick dwelling is approved for H Mumma 103 Roadway, plus a 26 by 23 frame dwelling for Sylva F Stine on Hast Corbett Street. A ne renovations firm at 237 East Baltimore Street plans a remodeling and warehousing build.
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CM. Worst
Potomac Avenue Station
Potomac St
FO. Adama
Cater Nursery Co
J. P. Richard
ILOC
Weigel
Spruce St
Calego
Nathan Cohen
Lewis P. James
Vrerbrick
South Potomac Entrect
Mr. James
Cohen
Frederick
Scott Lake
John Atreat
H.C. Cunningham
Forest
H. K. Mumma
Neikirk
Mulberry Ovanue
Sylva F. Stine
Hast Corbett Skreet
Bunralaw
Spicinun
Pennsy Couples May Soon Tie Knots Here in Hagerstown
Pennsylvania couples flocked to Hagerstown to wed as Western Maryland’s Gretna Green. New bills in Pennsylvania would ban marriages for under 16 except by Juvenile Court justice, require a five day waiting period, and set conditions for license issuance with written verified applications.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Sture
Flagerstown
Palnel
Pennay
Tarringa
Dr. Chang
Germany false war prep claim shocks New York crowd
In New York on March 11 Alanson B. Houghton, ex ambassador to Berlin, denounced reports of Germany’s armament as bunk while noting Germany is disarmed today. The day also saw mixed market news with New York bonds steady and grains weak in Chicago, and a prominent minister resigning from the church.
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New York
Germany
Alanson B. Houghton
Derlin
United States
Great Britain
Chicago
Alda Harbaugh Expected Out Of Sports For Year
American injured in Athens scene where Alda Harbaugh, local basketball figure and amateur athlete, faces a year sidelined after nose surgery to protect hearing. Attending doctors order retirement from competition. Brigand attack injures American student near Arta. Logan among the injured.
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Alda Harbaugh
Sky
Road Plan Sought To Rebuild Pen-Mar Route
O. Blair, president of the Pen-Mar Improvement Association, asked the County Commissioners to rebuild the Highfield to Pen-Mar road, a two mile stretch, to match nearby roads. He cited its poor condition and potential value to the community, and received a favorable reception from the board.
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O. Blair
Waynesporo
Pen-Mar
Beard Elected as Guild Member in Maryland Verse Circle
Leslie C. Beard of Wareham Apartments is elected member of the Verse Writers' Guild of Maryland. The guild publishes Interludes, Magazine of Verse, in Baltimore. Maryland poets contribute to the Houma appearing in the magazine.
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WR. Beard
Leslie C. Beard
Wareham
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