Election Officials Named for May Primaries and Presidential Election
The Board of Election Supervisors appointed 256 election officials to serve in May primaries and the presidential election. A total of 554 registrars judges and clerks were chosen, equally divided between Republicans and Democrats. Names were not public but notifications were prepared. acceptances expected next week and most officials to serve through the next two Tuesdays.
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prepor_ Serantly Republican board
Aiden Degas
Iris Sings to Prove Her Worth at Allan’s Party
Iris, a young singer, endures ridicule from Georgia’s circle at Allan’s party. She performs with passion, shifting from dismissivecsv to a commanding show, drawing praise and a charity invitation from Mrs. Morgan. Allan’s quiet, compelling portrait sets a tense, hopeful mood.
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Georgia
Iris
Forgan
Imis
Sue
Morgan
Jedediah
Giri
Allan
Helen Morgan
Owen
Sion
Mrs. Morgan
Copsight
Mergara
Changes in election officials across districts noted
The list of officials shows changes in Frederick No 4A with Mrs Tad Price Smarth as Democratic registrar replacing Aubrey E Lindsay. In Brunswick No 2, Mrs H W Wood is Republican registrar replacing John W Hoffmaster. Jesse E Himes becomes Republican registrar in No 2A replacing Mrs Wood. Officials prepared Tuesday night to place equipment at registration sites. Registrars sworn in Saturday and new booths to be handed over one hour before registrations day.
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Tad Price Smarth
Frederick
Aubrey E. Lindsay
Brunswick
H. W. Wood
Republcan
John W. Hoffmaster
Jesse E. Himes
Wood
Court News and Notices From Washington Area
Marriage licenses issued for Etwn Emmes and Katherina Lo Mtone both of Washington. B Colgrave and Martha Glass divorced. Property deeds recorded in local transfers. A craps shooter, Adrian Makel, colored, fined 250 dollars and jailed for disorderly conduct after a police raid on a craps game. Newspaper advertising promotes legal remedies and investments.
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CRAPS
Walter E. Sinn
Ponce
Adrian Makel
Red Cross Flood Relief Fund Totals
A historical notice lists the Red Cross flood relief contributions totaling 3010 dollars with multiple donors and church groups including Beaver Dam and Bit Pleasant churches. Leaders named include Mrs. William Oberlander and Margaret Albaugh among others.
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Red Cross
Harvey Grossnickie
Jonnsville
Daria Stone
Torasvere Aee Csessconen Lades Aid
Church of Brethren
Beaver Dam
Pleasant Bis
Witam
Pleasant Christian Exideator Society
Margaret Albaugh
Loyd Patmes
Treas
Doubs
Braddock Heights
Wiliam C. Oberlander
Glenn Swist
H .Taurmans
Bombing Kills Twelve on Vera Cruz Railway Bridge
In Vera Cruz Mexico City train wreckage caused by a railway bridge bombing leaves at least twelve dead and fifteen injured. Authorities blame a desperate criminal exempt to BE state politics as soldiers search a wide area for the bombers.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Mexico City
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Board of Election Supervisors
Ins Lenning
Laredo
Honora
Tate
Moryels
M. Worth
Persie
Madame Phina
Dubuque
Harrison Milllard
Lord Mrs. Morgan
Dicky Hamilton
God's Earth
Court News
Marshal Acd Alfe
Marsnam Oo
Parsons Nexman
Sidney
Trundie
Eas Ier
Ladies’ Ad Children’s
Children’s Shop
Sone Lucette
Shirley Tempie
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Parsons CO
North Market Street
Blue & Grey Beauty Shop
Sir. A. McDonald
America
Crystalene
Williamson Drug Store
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