Canal Company revokes leases for Potomac property owners
G L Nicolson of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal receivers announces revocation of ages issued to property owners along the Potomac River at F through the defunct navigation canal. At a Seneca meeting, leases were turned over to Nicolson who issued refunds. New leases may be obtained from the Department of Interior as the agency handles converting the ditch into a recreational project. Nicolson said informed property owners not in the path may face future actions.
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Potomac River
Chesapeake and Ohio i Canal Company
G. L. Nicolson
Washington
Seneca
Nicolson
Department of Interior
Voters Discover Subtle Canal Right of Way Deals
In the article scrawled notes discuss leases granting a right of way over canal property to certain people. Police officer Thomas T. Leary from Cambridge returns from vacation to find his name on the list of delegates to the state Democratic convention. He resists the bid and is actively trying to deter votes for himself.
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Thomas T. Leary
Cambridge
Mass
Longest reigning living queen identified
The query asks who is the living queen with the longest rule, and how many years she has ruled, seeking a precise name and duration within the monarchial context.
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Nurnberg
U.S
U. S
Dentists Win Court Battle Over Maryland Licensing Act
Dr. Crown O. Diehl of Maryland and the Maryland State Dental Association won a court ruling halting a referendum plan for a State Board of Dental Examiners. The Court of Appeals dismissed a demurrer to Diehl's bill, with a per curiam opinion by Chief Judge Bond. The act would license and regulate dentistry and curb advertising by dentists.
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Crown O. Diehl
Maryland State Dental Association
Jast
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Diehl
Allie G. Phifer
High Court
Carroll T. Bond
E. Ray Jones
License Fee Held Invalid By Court
Baltimore court rules the $3,000 daily special license fee for Pimlico race days unconstitutional. The fee, tied to Maryland Jockey Club operations, was deemed an unlawful exaction exceeding due process limits and improperly depriving the club of its property rights.
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Baltimore
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico Race Track
Samuel K. Dinnig
Pimlico
Circuit Court
Italy
Committee Plans Probe of Changes in Salisbury
Chairman Sheppard of Texas said the Senate Campaign Investigation Committee will probe a Salisbury Maryland WPA worker’s dismissal over a Tydings support. A document alleges Preston Messick, time keeper on a Salisbury WPA project, was fired for displaying a Tydings sticker. Report on the inquiry slated for Oct. 1.
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Washington
Sheppard
Texas
WEA
Salisbury
Tydings
Maryland
Senate
Preston
Messick
WPA
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