Senate Court Reconvenes to Hear Impeachment Trial
The State Senate high court reconvened in Baton Rouge after a two month recess to begin the impeachment trial of Governor Huey P. Long on eight charges of official deficiency. Long, expected to defend himself, faced accusations from a Baton Rouge publisher and others alleging intimidation, bribery attempts, and misuse of state funds.
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Baton Rouge
Lay
State Senate High Court
Huey P. Long
Oole
Standd'Oil Company
Tate
C. P. Stanchip
Pblisher
House
Senate
Boats Built for Y Camp at Hagerstown High School
Six new boats crafted by manual training students at Hagerstown High School will serve YMCA cabins at the summer camp. The boats, finished recently, receive paint and will be launched with the builders present for christening. Professors Gustafsen and faculty guests are invited to the camp opening.
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Hagerstown High
Gustafsen
Farmers Meet at Boonsboro Voices on TB Testing and Taxes
Compulsory TB testing of cattle and increased taxation plus restrictions on bond issues were criticized by speakers at a Boonsboro high school auditorium farmers meeting. Among those speaking were D. Webster Grok D. Harry Anthony P. L. Martin George H. Thomas Charles Wy Cearfoss and Amos Layman of Chambersburg. Many new members joined the Farmers Protective Association which hosted the gathering.
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Boonsboro
D. Webster Grok
D. Harry Anthony
P. L. ‘Martin
George H. Thomas
Charles ‘Wy Cearfoss
Amos Layman
Chambersburg
Farmers’ Protective Association
Oslo’s Painted Districts Show Colorful City Study
Oslo reports a summer color scheme plan with city areas split into sections each painted a distinct shade. Green dominates sunlit sections to ease eye strain while red is avoided for glare. a blue steel tint is used to curb heat absorption.
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Oslo
Norway
Snake Keeper Dies From Rattlesnake Bite At Ramapo Hills
Charles Snyder former Bronx Zoo reptile keeper and pupil of Dr Ritmars died in a hospital at Sufferin New York from a venomous bite suffered earlier while hunting snakes in the Ramapo Hills. He pinned the head of a large rattlesnake then its mate struck him on the head. He walked three miles to reach a highway where motorists ferried him to a hospital Automated serum injections failed to save him.
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New York
Charles ©. Snyder
Bronx Zoo
Raymond L. Ritmars
Sufferin
N. Y
Ramapo Hills
Snyder
Paul Snyder
Torn Mountain
Need permit ten pass over for voyage to Lakehurst
The article notes a demand for a permit ten pass over to depart for Lakehurst. It mentions a gorilla named Missie addressed to the Chicago zoo who will travel aboard the ship with forty crew members. Captain Sir George Hubert Wilkins, a Polar explorer, plans navigational studies en route and passport formalities have been minimized.
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Chicago Zoo
Sir George Hubert Wilkins
Polar
Obituaries list two deaths from Boonsboro and Wilson
Mrs Mabel Green of Boonsboro died at 12 45 PM aged 40. Mrs Laura K Fockler widow of George Fockler of 59 Broadway died Monday at 6 PM aged 72. Survivors include son Leroy Wilson daughters Bessie Laura at home Mrs Leslie Halbach and Mrs George Smith both of this city Miss Lillian Mitchell Wilson brothers Oscar H Baltimore and Joseph Wilson. Funeral Thursday at 10 30 AM from the home with Rev Dr Conrad Clever officiating. Interment in St Pauls cemetery.
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Laura K. Fockler
George S. Fockler
Broadway
Christ Reformed Church
Leroy
Willson
Bessie
Laura
Leslie Halbach
George Smith
Lillian Mitchell
Wilson
Oscar H
Baltimore
Joseph
Conrad Clever
St Paul's Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Smith Family Mention
The daughters of Wm. OC. Smith thank friends and neighbors who ministered to our home during illness and departure of our father as well as for transportation. Ady, ETTA and MABEL SMITH.
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Wm. OC. Smith
Ady
Etta
Mabel Smith
Streetcar Tracks May Be Removed To Improve Traffic
City engineers study recommends removing Loop trolleys and keeping Summit avenue and South Potomac street lines. Bus service would replace most routes, with fare up slightly to cover higher operating costs. Officials cite 80 percent higher bus costs per mile vs trolley and say benefits to congestion justify the plan.
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South Potomac Street
Baltimore Street
Summit Avenue
Shady Grove
Public Square
West Washington Street
Cumberland
Health officer debate sparks county vote and transfer van
County officials spar over a full-time health officer with the health department issue to be decided after a consultative meeting. A moving van de luxe by Imagerstown Portage and Transfer Co. promises easier long distance moves with a 12 000 pound capacity and padded interior. A Moose Hall dance is advertised and transit schedule changes take effect on Summit Ave with a revised street-car route and new bus times.
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Imagerstown Piorage and Transfer Company
W. S. Smith
A. ©. Carbaugh
Walker Ed ward Payson Weston dies at 90 in New York
Edward Payson Weston famed long distance pedestrian dies aged 90 after a life of walking feats including a 2895 mile trek from New York to San Francisco in 104 days. He spent final years in a Brooklyn infirmary after a taxi crash and received support from Anna Q. Hagan's trust fund. the King's Daughters seek a wheelchair donation for another member of his family.
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New York
Edward Payson Weston
San Francisco
Anne Nichols
Abie
Anna Q'’Hagan
Brooklyn
Weston
New York Herald
Horace Greeley
Greencastle Happenings May 14 Rotary and local notes
Greencastle residents report Rotary Club activities with a reception committee named and plans for a Wayne sboro trip. Visitors from Hagerstown pledge cooperation. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Grist and daughter Janet from Columbia PA and Captain John M. Singer recently operated on. Also brief notices: American murder and drownings, local business ads, and notices on plumbing certificates and seed store offerings.
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Greencastle
A. G. Crunkleton
Irvin Eshleman
A. G. Crunkleton Electric Company
Harrisburg
G. W. Platt
E. G. Hochlander
W. Yingling
J. C. Foust
Hagerstown
Amarillo Woman Slays Rival in Texas Encounter
In Amarillo on May 13 Mrs. L P Stallworth killed Mrs. Grace Morrison, a rival for her husband’s affection, in front of a downtown hotel in Plainview. She surrendered to police with her mother in law as a witness. Morrison, staying for her 12 year old daughter at a local academy, died en route to the hospital.
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Amarillo
Texas
L. P. Stallworth
Grace Morrison
Plainview
Stock Prices Yet Erratic
Erratic price movements marked today's stock market driven by rumors of adverse credit developments. The market opened irregular, weakened after copper, motor and steel shares fell below yesterday’s lows, rallied near midday led by General Electric, then softened as call money rates rose. Federal reserve officials held little hope for rapid rate relief this summer unless securities values fall. Worries persisted that the rediscount rate could rise this week at either Boston or New York banks. John E. Perham returned to the University of Maryland after a weekend at home.
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New York
General Electric
Federal Reserve
Boston
Stock Quotations Courtesy W R Spielman Co
Quotations furnished by W R Spielman Co provide current stock figures from the Wareham Building rooms on West Washington Street. The item cites a broker service offering daily market data to investors and traders.
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W. R. Spielman & Co
Wareham Building
West
Washington St
Wareham
Birth announcements and a recovery report from Baltimore
Mr and Mrs Daniel Weiland 954 Hamilton Boulevard announce the birth of 2 sen at the hospital yesterday Mr and Mrs Jesse Brewer 351 Summit Avenue announce the birth of a daughter at the hospital yesterday Mr and Mrs Lloyd Dahlhamer 834 Summit Avenue announce the birth of a son at the hospital yesterday Richard Dix in Baltimore May 14 recovering from operation in hospital
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Daniel Weiland
Hamilton Boulevard
Jesse Brewer
Summit Avenue
Lloyd Dahlhamer
Baltimore
Richard Dix
Orders Strike 75 000 Workers In Lockout
In New York on May 14 the Building Trades Employers announced a lockout of about 75 000 workers across multiple crafts, halting work on projects valued at roughly 100 million dollars. The stoppage follows a vote to end the five day week and a 10 percent pay increase, after the Building Trades Council failed to call off sympathetic strikes for the Electrical Workers' Union.
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New York
Building Trades
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Hve
Building Trades Council
Electrical Workers’ Union
Atlantic Boys Aid Search For 7 Year Old Duane Rowe
Atlantic Iowa May 14 7 year old Duane Rowe disappeared Sunday while gathering violets for his mother. Three hundred people searched all day and into the night. Sheriff McKee fears drowning in Troublesome Creek but heel marks along the bank offer possible clues. Foul play is suspected linking to two weeks ago disappearance of 15 year old Faye Martin and 18 year old Kenneth Judd.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Atlantic School
Duane Rowe
McKee
Doane
Faye Martin
Kenneth Judd
Auction Notice for Henry Forsythe Property Sale
Announcement advertises sale of personal property and real estate of Henry Forsythe, deceased, to take place on Brass Valley premises on Wednesday 15th at 1 p m. Public invited.
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Henry Forsythe
Brass Valley
Mayor Hague Leadership in Balance in Jersey City Election
Jersey City vote centers on Frank Hague leadership as a fusion ticket of three anti Hague Democrats and two Republicans seeks to end Hague's 16 year rule. Hague supporters urge re election on a platform of a bigger, better and more prosperous city. Five city commissioners will be chosen, they elect the mayor. Hague faces summons to testify June 24 as part of a legislative inquiry.
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Jersey City
N.J
Frank Waigue
Hague
Hagueism
John V. Uarfung
Joshua Ringle
James P. Meehan
John H. Morris
James F. Murray
Michael J. Fagen
William B. Quinn
John Beggans
Arthur Potterton
Hage
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Shipp
Middleburg
Forbes Brothers
H. L. Mills
Baltimore St
Hamilton
Keeper Zoo
Mabel Green
Luther C. Green
R. J. Northern
R. G. Stevenson
Moose Hall
Summit Ave
Williamsport
S. Potomac Street
South Blvd
Sumnert Ave
EL . F. Railway
Walker
King’s Daughters
Wing
East Washington Street
Tori
Zelda Snively
Ome
Kathleen
Martha Bitner
J. Gilmore Fletcher
Manor
Douglas
Ariz
Thos. Chambers
Dallas
Livingston
Trinity River
Hankey’s Tea Room
E. Franklin ST
Maryland State Board of Commissioners of Plumbing
Adv
Miller's Seed Store
K. T. Hager
Prospect Sts
John E. Perham
University of Maryland
Hast Avenue
Atchison
Andes
Wateks Tn
Balto, & Ohio
Bethlehem Stee
Columbia Gas
Chesa
Ohio
Poe Eae Ae Chrysler
Chic
Tig Lim
Tin Davison Chem
Dupont Vee
Fleischman
Famous Players
General Motora
Goodrich
Goodyear
Green
Cananog
Graham Paige
Hudson Motora
Fudd. Oe Eee Tenes
Bae
Int. Nickel
Hoffman Mach
Kolster Radio
Kennecott
Lorillard
Ward
Marland Oli
Yol Vt
Nat. Cash Reg
North, Pacific
Overland
Phillips
Packard Motors
Penna. R
Eee
Pub. Soc. O. J
Repb Iron & Steel
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair
Tence BT Brae
J. Studebaker
Stewart Warner
Timken R. Be
Union Pacific
U.S. Steel
Westhouse Else
Western Md
Wright Aero
Building Trades Union
Atlantic City
Senator Fess
Washington
District of Columbia
Harry V.sinclair
Pharmaceutical School
University of Kansas
Anitary EA
Franklin St
W.—O
Dpe Mills Clearspring Orch
Talking Machine Shop
S. Potomac St
Hagerstown Tent & Awning Co
E. Washington St
H. M. Musselman
W. P. Lane, JR
Charles Brown
C. F. Williams
C. W. Wiley
Cretonne
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