Maryland Adopts Income Clause in State Budget Debate
Annapolis April 4 amid crowded galleries and disorder in the House Maryland advances a final passage of a concurrent resolution favoring a federal income tax reform. Senate President Gorman delivers a pointed speech as the chamber endorses the measure and the House approves amendments. The day features a mix of emotions and tense moments as lawmakers push through the contentious tax and related bills on the session’s closing day.
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Towns Druggists Arrested In Chesapeake Case
Special to am war ingeren reports druggists and newsstand operators in the city were summoned for alleged illegal sale of opiates on Tuesday and Wednesday. The cases were continued indefinitely after warnings against repetition.
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Post Office Robbers Held in Richmond Case
Four men including Frank Chester were held on charges of robbing a post office near Sterin and casing the city. They allegedly took about $100 in stamps and other items. The district attorney left for New York to press the case and hasten the men’s return to Richmond.
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Senator Dan Stel Faces Unclear Health Update
A late evening bulletin reports U S Senator Dan Stel maintaining his condition with no notable change since the morning. Officials say the situation remains stable as observers await further word on his nourishment and overall health.
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Alexandria Strikes Threat Faint as Carpenters Pause
In Alexandria Virginia contractors report no strike as journeymen carpenters, demanding higher pay, spent yesterday at jobs contracted before January 1. Most carpenters continue work, with fewer than 100 union men active locally and some taking individual assignments. A separate fire incident destroyed two frame houses near the Southern Railway telegraph tower, no help possible due to location.
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Leap saves women's lives in runaway crash near Rockville
Mrs John Gott and sister Mrs Laura Bowlen escaped injury when a horse drawn buggy plunged from a bridge after the horse spooked by an auto. The buggy demolished and horse injured though the car with a DC license 614s escaped. Separate news notes report marriages in Washington and Rockville, police court postponements, lodge installations, appointments, and local incidents.
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More Pay for Enginemen on Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore engineers reach a wage agreement with the railroad after talks with the engineers committee. The deal mirrors the earlier 2 percent rise for train crews and raises passenger engineers two and a half, through freight and helper engineers four and a half, local engineers four and three quarters, work train engineers ten, yard engineers five percent. The 12 hour day rule for helpers remains unchanged and general rate revisions adjust to current conditions.
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Virginia Obituary Roundup in Roanoke Area Passes
Roanoke area obituaries report varied deaths from April 4 including former police officer aged 51 and wife dying nearby after his arrival. Other notices list Confederate veteran Robert Fulchfer aged 69 and Mattie A Willthal dying at home, with multiple survivors across Virginia towns and counties.
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Spottsylvania County
Local Fire Chief Renominated Marshal in Hagerstown
At a delegates meeting last night John A Middlekauft was unanimously renominated for marshal of Hagerstown. In Hancock's municipal election voters approved bonds for water works. The ticket with no opposition elected Burgess Thomas Gilleace, assistant burgess Robert McClands, and commissioners Frank Beard, William Dodson, and George Anthony. Waterworks was the issue.
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Truce in Nicaragua Fails to End War as Chamorro Pushes Ahead
Vast dispatch describes ongoing fighting in Nicaragua with Gen Chamorro base Bluefields and Rama, while government leader Madriz pushes for new terms. It notes Estrada’s opposition, peace overtures rejected, and U.S. mediation proposals amid battles at Tisma Rehab and Recrea with casualties and shifting rebel strategies.
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Haris murder trial postponed to April 25
In Manassas on April 4 the trial of Prof J D Haris of Warrenton Va charged with the murder of W A Trompson Warrenton Virginian associate editor was postponed today to April 25 by agreement of both sides. The case had been moved from Warrenton on change of venue and attracted wide attention due to the editor and the accused slayer who was head of Warrenton High School. An unusually large crowd attended.
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