Kramer Team Wins 1085 Jefferson County Title
By a 11 to 2 vote the Jefferson County Baseball League crowned Kramer as the 1085 champion after a heated meeting in Sykesville Monday night. Rossiter refuses a title series, while DeMore and Brockway clash over bylaw enforcement, ending with Kramer’s pennant status and a skipped title series.
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Jefferson County
Sykesville
Actio
Crooks
Kramer-Brockway
Brockway
Leroy Demore
Crooka
Liitle
Payne
Darius
DuBois
DeMore
Rossiter
Proposals Seek International Control in Ethiopia Crisis
International control of Ethiopia under League of Nations auspices and a world police force is the main proposal in the settlement plan for the Itelo Ethiopan crisis. The plan, given to Italian and Ethiopian delegations at Geneva, does not provide an Italian mandate, according to Reuters.
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Great Britain
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Constitution Likely To Stand In Pennsylvania For Years
The state appears unlikely to call a revision convention after yesterday’s vote, with amendments limited until 1938. Democrats tied revision to Gov. Earle’s administration and social security ties, while opposition from the Grange and Chamber of Commerce warned of tax rises and local-government changes. Bitter off-year primary politics centered on the question as Judge Harry S. McDevitt intensified rhetoric on voting eve.
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John ¥. Wills
Young Republicans
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
State Grange
J. A. Boak
State Chamber of Commerce
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Grange
M. Harvey Taylor
Harry S. McDevitt
Philadelphia
Upsets Sweep County Races As Wo ods Lead in Indiana Contest
County Coroner John Woods tops Edward L. Fleming with 3052 to 2839. District Attorney Edwin M. Clark leads with 5223, Mo rhead 3190, Ungan 2206. Republican tallies include Treasurer Thompson 3297, Allison 3012, Miller 2462. Auditor Nichol 2542, George 2853, Lightner 2576. Commissioner Flenniken 3839, Houck 2963, Nesbit 2526. Democratic votes split with Musmanno 2161, Barnes 2118 for Justice of the Supreme Court. Sheriff Anderson 429, Stapleton 1827, Hutchinson 334, Remsley 175, Penberthy 416, Mottey 570, Erwin 209, Brendlinger 1264, Smith 1650, Rankin 1090.
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John Woods
Indiana
Edward L. Fleming
Edwin M. Clark
J. Reppell Moorhead
R. J. Ungan
Thompson
Allison
Miller
Nichol
George
Lightner
Williams
Beatty
Supreme Court
Musmanno
Barnes
Sheriff Anderson
Stapleton
Hutchingon
Remsley
Penberthy
Mottey
Erwin
It's a Light Car Says Emelie Campbell
The fragment lists names such as Emelie Campbell and others like Liebald Lemmon Sweitzer Kunkle Fisher Cresswell Lichtenfels Seaman Ferko Short and Parnell. The text references a vote on proposed constitutional revision with tallies Yes 1131 and No 4435 in Indiana County.
Earle Admin Accused of Plot to Dictatorship in Pennsylvania
The Earle administration aimed to revise state power to mirror Huey Long’s Louisiana model and faced a whispering campaign of lies from vested interests aimed at defeating the measure. The governor labeled the opponents as spreading misinformation to derail the issue.
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Earle
Pennsylvania
Huey Long
Louisiana
New York Seeks Abolish Noise Campaign Leaders Debated
The Noise Abatement Committee backed by Mayor LaGuardia and the police vows to prosecute unnecessary noise after Oct 1. They target loud car horns, noisy night clubs in residential areas, and raucous elevated trains while pledging action against persistent street sellers and faulty equipment.
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F. H. LaGuardia
Harold Fowler
LaGuardia
Lewis J. Valentine
Henry H. Curran
Curran
Noah
England
Ministry of Transport
New England curb on car horns praised for 24 hour calm
Curran notes curb on automobile horns in England cut noise for motorists and pedestrians and lowered accidents. He contrasts Rome Madrid Berlin Paris, calling the double horn a fiendish device feared by apartment dwellers. He urges motorists to mirror home manners on streets.
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Madrid
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Paris
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Ethiopians Expect Limited Conflict as Mussolini Stands Firm
Ethiopian leaders forecast occasional border incidents rather than full war. They anticipate an arms embargo lift after failed negotiations and have funds in a London bank to buy munitions, counting on Britain to assist in arming Ethiopia if Britain fails to stop a war.
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Mussolini
League of Nations Committee of Five
Council of Ministers
London
Britain
Local residents visit townspeople for Sunday gatherings
Sagamore Mrs Helen Hunter Marshall and children of Rural Valley spent Sunday afternoon in town. Clair and Betty Miller left Tuesday for Theit College to attend school. Mrs PF C Keenan and son Edward of Culver visited here Sunday. Bob and John McHenry left this week for Gettysburg College. Mr and Mrs Jacob Finning with sons James and Walter and daughter Sarah of Rossiter visited friends here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sam Egland and family of Revloc visited at the E P Perron home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Howard Kepler of Revloc spent Sunday in town. Mr and Mrs Ernest Keys Mr and Mrs V Adamson and Mrs Hannah Jane Penrose of Ningers Fells attended the home coming at the Presbyterian Church Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank White and son of Covede were visitors in town Sunday BY
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Helen Hunter Marshall
Rural Valley
Clair
Betty Miller
Theit College
PF. C. Keenan
Edward
Culver
Bob
John McHenry
Gettysburg College
Jacob Finning
James
Walter
Sarah
Rossiter
Sam Egland
Revloc
E. P. Peron
Howard Kepler
Ernest Keys
V. Adamson
Hannah Jane Penrose
Ningers Fells
Frank White
Stock Market Leads as U S Steel Hits Year High
The market pushed to new highs led by Industrials with U S Steel at a yearly peak and gains for Atchison Union Pacific Southern Pacific and New York Central. Dupont eased amid profit taking while autos and utilities strengthened. a broad list of firms posted varied moves as the session closed. A later report notes the State Department moved to protect neutrality with a munitions register and potential embargo measures as European tensions rise.
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Republic
Atchison
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Dupont
Chrysler
General Motors
Kingsbury Smith
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