Shyster Lawyers Prez On Convicts Critique In Maryland Penitentiary
H C Raynor recently released after a three year term warns that Baltimore lawyers prey on convicts by pressuring for early pardons or paroles. He claims some attorneys pry prisoners for savings and promise influence with the Parole Commissioner, a false pretense. The convention tabled four resolutions after his hour long address, including one to invite a delegation to the Farmer-Labor party convention in St Paul on June 17. The vote to deteruction passed 24 to 23.
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Tonridta
Maryland
Baltimore
Hati
H.C. Raynor
Raynor
Raynore
Federation
Farmer-Labor Party
St. Paul
Coolidge Warned Not To Veto Tax Reduction Bill
President Coolidge faced a choice between following Secretary Mellon’s fiscally prudent advice or vetoing the tax cut as demanded by party leaders. Democrats watch from the sidelines as the administration weighs deferring tax relief for a year, with both sides claiming credit or blame depending on the outcome.
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Coolidge
Mellon
Mah Jong Fad In U S Growing Report
Washington May 23 The Department of Commerce reports Mah Jong sets valued at 1 322 644 were imported last year up from 131 412 in 1922. The Chamber of Commerce directors held their regular meeting and luncheon at the Women’s Club with routine business on the agenda.
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Ptoteronilocal News Service
Washington
Pune
United States
Department of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Women’s Club
American Legion Meeting Tonight with Col Markey Speaks
Special Morris Frock Post No 42 American Legion session at 7 30 this evening in the club room features Col John D Markey State Commander delivering remarks to Legionnaires. Post Commander John L Harley urges full attendance as Decoration Day plans and memberatio drive are set. refreshments to follow.
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Morris Frock
Poat No. 42
American Legion
John D. Markey
John L. Harley
Weather and Obituaries Darken The Nation’s Day
The report lists multiple obituary notices from Greencastle to Smithsburg with ages 72 61 and 37 noting deaths at home and church services. It includes funeral times 1 30 and 2 o clock ledgers and interment details. Also weather forecast extends across the Carolinas East Gulf States with unsettled conditions tonight and Saturday and scattered showers in various regions.
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H. Scott Kutn
Suithaburg
Hhean
Hostdas
Ruth
Himer
L. H. Ashby
Smithsburg
Harry Garver
Smithspurg
Charles
Holt
Linford Kirk Springer
East Avenue
Tle Parenta
Sone
Dorothy A
Tia
J. M. Springer
Walter Byron Stehl
Rose Hill Cemetery
Brenham Wolfkill
Carolinas
East Gulf States
Atlantic
Ponthenat
Invention Aids Ultra Violent Ray Use in Newark
The Havoria Chemical and Manufacturing Company announced a new small device that enhances the ultraviolet ray apparatus. It is designed to fuse or fashion a component that excludes weaker rays while allowing the most potent rays to be generated, aligning with advances in ultraviolet technology reported in Newark on May 23.
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Newark
N. J
Havoria Cliemical and Manufacturing Company
Senate probe nearly breaks up with row
On the witness stand Todd attacked Senator Wheeler of Montana in an unsettled exchange. Wheeler and Todd clashed while Senator Brookhart occasionally backed Wheeler. Brookhart criticized the justice department's activity under Harry M. Daugherty and referenced indictments in New York and Montana as Todd responded with strong remarks about the case and Wheeler.
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Todd
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Wheeler
Brookhart
Department of Justice
Harry M. Daugherty
New York
Wheeler Ig
Chicago Youth Murder Still Most Baffling
A Chicago youth murder case remains baffling with police questioning a father about a ransom demand of 10 000 and a taxi ride to a Sixty Third Street address. Coroner reports cite scalp wounds and lung discoloration, with no conclusive cause from water in lungs or poison. John O Leister shows improvement after surgery at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore as his niece remains at his bedside.
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Nanper
Sixty-Third
Yranke
Ling
John O. Leister
Finney
Ie Union Memorial Hosptal
Baltimore
Edward Wahl
Mr. Leister
Fragmentary tribute note from a distant period
A damaged OCR fragment honors a crown of patience through years of struggle. The text mentions lands and hands that endured and a dignity tied to a noble legacy, but the message is incomplete and cryptic.
Governor Ritchie Endorsed for President at Maryland Convention
Baltimore May 23 Unanimous endorsement of Governor Albert Ritchie for President by the Democratic State Convention. Maryland delegation of sixteen to the National Convention in New York instructed to vote as a unit. Ritchie victory noted with support from leaders and delegates, amid reports of backing from Mabon and Kelly. An early keynote by Carville D Benson and Joseph Finan as officers. Delegates at large listed with counties and names.
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Baltimore
Albert ©. Ritchie
Maryland
New York
Ritchie
William Curran
Ruehle
Mabon
Kelly
Rughie
J. Enon Ray
Democratic State Central Committee
Carville D. Benson
Joseph
Finan
Benson
Anne Arundel
Bruce
City
Thos
H. Robinson
Harford
Jackison City
J. Buoy Ray
Prince Georges
Robert Crain
Charles
Howard Bruce
Howard
Mortimer W. West
Ally
William €. Walsh
Allegany
Brooks Lee
Montgomery
Emery
Coblentz
Frederick
John W. McCullough
Garrett
Cold Cure Col Delaney With Chlorine Gas Apparatus
Col M A Delaney commandant of the Army Dispensary in Washington photographed with the chlorine gas apparatus used to treat President Coolidge's bronchial cold. The image highlights military medical equipment tied to the president's health episode and Delaney's role in administering care at the capital facility.
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Col
M. A. Delaney
Army Dispensary
Washington, D. C
Conlidge
Naming Of Tammany Chief Delayed To July 15
New York May 22 The Tammany Hall executive committee postponed choosing a new leader to succeed the late Charles F Murphy until after the Democratic National convention. A July 15 tentative date was set to act, with a seven member subcommittee led by Frank J Goodwin handling interim organization affairs. Commissions of Barry MM Harts Harry E Keedy and DaWitt O R Miller as election supervisors for three years were received yesterday at the Clerk’s Office.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Charles F. Murphy
Frank J. Goodwin
Barry MM. Harts
Harry E. Keedy
DaWitt
R. Millar
Ofice
Man Convicted in Brooklyn Fire That Killed Six
A Brooklyn Supreme Court jury found William F. Ford guilty of second degree murder for starting a blaze in an apartment house that killed six people including his father in law. He faces sentencing on May 26 as the court rules on motive tied to property disputes.
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New York
wWilliam F. Ford
Brooklyn
Word
Lawens
Proparty
Volcano eruptions again spew lava in Hawaii
Honolulu reports Kineau Volcano erupts with two miles of lava spurt as earthquakes and heavy showers follow. Sightseers crowd near the mountain under guard while an Overland touring car owned by B C Weigand of 821 South Mulberry street was stolen yesterday carrying markers.
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Honolulu
Kineau
Gar
B.C. Weigand
South Mulberry Street
New York Produce Markets Report May Prices and Averages
New York markets show mixed commodity prices across produce and dairy. Wheat futures dotted with scattered percentages, live poultry and eggs steady to higher, milk wholesale at 186 per 100 pounds with a 3 percent increase, and various flour and butter grades listed for regional deliveries and zones.
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Ox York
Sabu
Market actions show dull yet resilient tone on May 23
New York stocks opened dull and irregular with professional selling pressure on industrials and rails. Public utilities and select high priced stocks like Norfolk and Western and Southern Pacific attracted buying later, while Pan American and oil shares drew attention ahead of upcoming reports. grain markets in Chicago opened mixed with wheat and corn directions similar to earlier sessions.
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International News Service
New York
Stock Exchange
Studebaker
Anaconda
Atecla
Norfolk and Western
Southern Pachée
New York Dock
Congoleum
International Paper
Witlys-Overland Pld
Pan-American
Ny International News Service
Chicago
Itiba
Local Quotations Prices Paid Farmers Horst Hagerstown May 28
Farmers received price quotes from C. M. Horst in Hagerstown on May 28. The report lists oats and bran values, malt percentages, and sugar products amid miscellaneous wholesale quotations.
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C. M. Horst
Hagerstown
Eters Bog
Union Leaders Plan Parley on Wages Dispute at Western Maryland
Union officers arrive in Baltimore to join parley over a 1 percent wage increase sought by Western Maryland Railway workers. J A McBride, vice president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen and Engineers and a vice president of the Order of Railway Conductors, will assist. The counter proposal from Maxwell Byars is under study, with a decision pending arrival of the union officers. C W Sullivan, general chairman of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, says no action will be taken until the officers arrive.
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Western Maryland Railway Company
J. A. McBride
Brotherhood of
Railroad Firemen and Engineers
Order of Railway Conductors
Ley
T ‘Ie
Maxwell
Byars
Mr. Byars
C. W. Sullivan
Railway Trainmen
Slartzaga and Wise Sell West Lincoln Property to Bell
Claraice C Slartzaga and Wise sold their property on the west side of Lincoln to William G Bell for about $6500.
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Claraice C. Slartzaga
Wise
Lincoln
Willian G. Bell
Condition Improves For Local Superintendent On Broadway
Condition improved for C Grimca superintendent previously known as Ilac Matoma on Broadway, though confined to a hospital ward yesterday as medical staff monitor recovery.
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YE. C. Grimca
Éshoale
Ilac Matoma
Broadway
Lishalise
Building Permits Granted for Ruth at West Washington
Ruth receives garage permit at 45 West Washington. Permit notes include lot 0x8 and approval details. Dates and issuing authority not provided in readable text.
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Ruth
Washington Gtreat
Knights And Dokkies Visit AE Waynesboro
Members of Western Maryland Lodge No. 147 Kalpite of Pythian Valley Lodge Knights of Pythiag and many Dokkies attended a meeting of George Washington Lodge in Waynesboro last night. The final degree was conferred on candidates with Elias B. Hartle Joseph Hoffman and John Webber speaking about the Dokkle ceremonial dome held there on July 4.
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Western Maryland
Kalpite of Pythian
Valley Lodge
Knights of Pythiag
Dokkies
Waynesboro
George Washington Lodge
Elias B. Hartle
Joseph Hoffman
John Webber
Would Remove Justice Dept From Politics
A Weeler Brookhart chaired committee in Congress plans sweeping reorganization to take the Department of Justice out of politics. He would demand the Attorney General be awakened from the Cabinet and that grand jury indictments for certain men be pursued. The plan Foresees extensive criminal prosecutions and a legislative path to restore agency independence.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Justice
Weeler
93 Year Old Man Falls Down Stairs in Halfway
John D. Byers, aged 93, of Halfway, a longtime resident of Washington County, fell from the second to the first floor at his home yesterday morning. He suffered bruises and shock but no broken bones. He remains confined to bed, still recovering.
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John D. Byers
Halfway
Wash Fngton County
Mr. Byara
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