Verdict Withheld In Railroad Shooting Case
The jury returned a withheld verdict in the case of Mitord E. MaGahe a railroad detective charged with manslaughter in the fatal shooting of Thomas Rheets aged 16 near Point of Rocks last December. MaGahe contends the shooting was accidental and the judge D Willard made the ruling after the trial closed in Frederick.
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D. Willard
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Liquor Repeal Bill Approved in Maryland House
Annapolis Md March 22 The Maryland House approved a liquor local option repeal for Washington County by a 31 to 21 vote The measure now goes to the Senate A separate measure was introduced to abolish the county tax collector and create a county treasurer position.
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Repeal Bill Is Prepared In Assembly
Nominators for delegates to a Maryland constitutional convention to act on repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and provide for a special election on September 12 were named in a joint resolution. October 4 is set for the convention assembly in Annapolis. Nominators will select nine delegates per district and eighteen at large, with three pledged for repeal, three against, and three unpledged in each district.
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Annapolia
Editor Mail Box discusses New Deal voter guidance in Hagerstown
A reader urges fair coverage of controversial reforms and financial issues. She calls for balanced debate on poverty unemployment and mismanagement, and for citizens to choose capable leaders and cooperate for restored prosperity under Democratic leadership.
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Valeria Jones
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Mitchell to face income tax charge in New York
Former National City Bank chairman Charles E B Mitchell faces a federal charge of evading 657 152 in income tax for 1929. He was released on 10 000 bond pending a hearing March 29 after authorities announced Grand Jury action. The case stems from a 1929 stock transfer to his wife later repurchased, and Dewey claims the sale was fictitious. Mitchell testified before a committee that helped spur the investigation.
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Mitchell Arrest Ordered by Roosevelt Aimed at National City
Washington reported March 22 that former National City Bank chairman Charles E. Mitchell was ordered arrested with Roosevelt's approval and at Attorney General Cummings direction. Medalie to prosecute on income tax charges. grand jury to be convened for an early trial. Also Horace C. Sylvester Jr of National City Company surrendered on a third degree forgery charge linked to a $10,020 loan to John E. Romney.
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The Son-Daughter at Henry's Theatre
The Son-Daughter, a Belasco drama adaptation starring Kelen Hayes and Ramon Novarro, plays at Henry's Theatre. The production centers on a Chinatown fight for national dignity with highbinders, revolutions, and a dramatic marriage auction amid elaborate Oriental settings. Miss Hayes shines in a demanding role, while Novarro delivers virility as the revolutionary lover.
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Madelon Claudet
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Special Sermon Theme At First Christian Church
Rev Wm M Norment will preach What's In a Book at the mid week evangelistic service tonight at First Christian church. Eitner Bible class led by D K Coffman and Loyal Daughters class led by Mrs A C Cooner attend. Choir directed by Asher E Edelm an will sing. Third of four Wednesday services, tonight at 7 45.
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D. Kk. Coffman
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Asher EB. Edelman
Thiax
Tomorrow Day for First Funny Story in the War Feature
The Daily Mail will announce the winner of the first dollar offer tomorrow in the paper. Thousands of funny wartime stories flooded the Mail office yesterday describing amusing incidents, domestic troubles, and battles from both sides. The second prize will be announced Friday morning and the third Saturday. The Maryland Theatre offers ten pairs of passes daily to see Pryete Jones, starting tomorrow.
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Mail
Daily Mail
Maryland
Maryland Theatre Ends Run With The King's Vacation
The Maryland Theatre presents for the last times George Alliss in The King's Vacation a light comedy drama mix with The Millionaire and Disraeli. New star pairing Dick Powell and Patricia Ellis support Arliss in a hit production. Starting tomorrow Tracy appears in Private Jones as a scrapping doughboy in a fast talking role, a draft dodger who finds patriotism.
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Disraeli
Dick Powell
Patricia Ellis
Arliss
Tracy
Pill Jones
Rubber vine hybrid boosts Madagascar rubber yields
The U S Department of Agriculture developed a hybrid rubber plant by crossing two Madagascar rubber vines. The hybrid produces twice as much rubber as either parent, promising a significant increase in supply and efficiency.
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Madagascar
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