Political candidate shifts in Maryland party slate
The article details changes in Democratic and Republican candidate filings for state offices and delegates. It notes replacements on the Democratic organization slate for the State Convention and a Democratic candidate filing for State Senate. It also reports Republican uncertainty and potential withdrawals, plus forthcoming filings for the House of Delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election Supervlaces
Court House
Charles G. Geisbert
Urbana
T. R. Myers
Frank M. Stevens
Creagerttown
John H. Jamison
Walkersville
I. J. McCurdy
Howard Marvin Jones
Brunswick
Gal. BE
Austin Baughman
Allen M. Pitser
Mt. Pleasant
HH. Dorsey Etchison
State Senate
Democratic State Central Committee
Harry J. Lebnert
Anderen HO Oetyler
Thormont
House of Delegates
Harry W. LeGore
LeGore
Senate
George ©. Castle
Myersville
John B. Funk
Charles 8. Hahn
A. Lamar Barrick
Woodsboro
J. Allen Engle
New Market
Orphans Court Chief Judge Phillip Hicks Ray Dies
Rockville Md Aug 22 AP Chief Judge Phillip Hicks Ray of Montgomery County Orphans Court dies at home in Colesville at 71 A lifelong resident he served eight years on the bench and seven as chief judge He also served in the House of Delegates for several years
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Rockville
Phillip Hicks Ray
Orphans' Court
Montgomery County
Colesville
Ray
House of Delegates
Rain uplifts Maryland crops as weekly report notes improvement
Maryland crops show fair to good conditions in western and central areas and good to excellent on the Eastern Shore after last week’s favorable rains. State meteorologist John R Weeks reports the weather boosted growth, while counterfeit coins activity prompts local authorities to investigate a reported house in Hagarstown.
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Baltimore
Maryland
John R .Weeks
Hagaratown
C.D Jack
Berkeley County
W. A. Sthill
Martinsburg
Weather Summary Uneven August Precipitation Details
The report notes no 24 hour precipitation as of 7 am today, with August to date at 449 inches and 1834 deficit through August 1 at 515 inches. August 1993 shows 1039 inches, while yesterday’s high was 76 and the low 36. River conditions show Monocacy and Potomac streams muddy with tides rising tomorrow at 5 15 pm.
Rev J E Maurer Dies At Age Of 80
Retired Lutheran minister Rev Jacob J Maurer died at his Boonsboro home Tuesday morning of heart trouble aged 80. He served pastorates across Kansas Nebraska Pennsylvania Maryland Illinois Ohio Virginia and led missions for the Pittsburgh Synod. He leaves a wife four children and two brothers with funeral arrangements set for Boonsboro and Lititz.
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Jacob . Maurer
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Boonsboro
Ave
Somerset County
Jeremiah
Susannah
Bowman) Maurer
Gettysburg College
Allegany Synod
Kansas Synod
Kansas
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Wlinois
Ohio
Virginia
Pittsburgh
Maurer
Amys John Traver
Margaret L. Maurer
George Missing
Cleveland
W. Earl Hickman
Lititz
Theodore Carroll Maurer
Chatham
Edmund Maurer
Boonsboro Lutheran Church
M. A. Ashby
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Luther Kuhlman
Macpelah Cemetery
Litity
William F Bast and Son
Five Prisoners Escape from Jail in Indiana
Five prisoners including William H. Mason allegedly escaped Hamilton County jail in Noblesville by morning using hack saws to loosen bars and a second floor window with a heavy chain to reach ground twelve feet below. An outside aid is suspected.
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Nobiesville
Ind
William H. Mason
Lester Jones
Indianapolis
Hamilton County
City leaders discuss budget and water rate relief plan
Mayor and Aldermen held a lengthy executive session to review the forthcoming fiscal year budget and a planned water rate reduction. Officials indicated relief for charities will strain treasuries as requests rise while tax rate increases are anticipated but not yet set.
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Charity Relef
Federated
Children's Aid Society
Evangelist Says Kidnap Story Not True
Rev R A Askew confessed that his claim of being kidnapped was false and that he drafted the ransom notes his wife received. Sheriff Garrison traced his movements from Goldsboro to Raleigh to Richmond then Washington by bus, with notes mailed from Richmond and a telegram urging payment before Saturday. He later traveled to Knoxville and Nashville by bus.
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Goldsboro
N. C
R A. Askew
Paul Garrison
Garrison
Askew
Raleigh
Richmond
Sheruf
Tegenza Sentenced to Die for Bank Robbery Murder
Walter Legenza, one of five men who shot and killed a Federal Reserve Bank mail truck driver during a robbery, was found guilty after a thirteen hour trial. He was sentenced to die in the electric chair October 22. The conviction removes one third of the gang. two others were killed in clashes with police and the remaining two await trial.
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Percrnand
Ac Oon
Walter Legenza
Federal Reserve Bank
Legenz
E M Hub
Tas
Sass
Market Shows New Revival Of Optimism
New York August 22 AP reports a renewed optimism in the stock market with no major news behind the shift. After a slow but substantial advance the prior day, leading issues opened higher and intraday buying pushed prices up about three points before tape activity trailed. Currency markets note the pound at $5.09 as investors eye marine depths for petroleum potential.
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New York
Weieny
Tan
Ucker
Call Mooney
The Forgotten Man and the Credit Unions Rise
Washington dispatch explains the New Deal push for federal charters and the Cooperative Credit system. Credit unions offer $4 to $200 loans with low interest, funded by members for small borrowers and communities, under the Credit Union program led by Herbert Emmench and the Farm Credit Administration.
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Washington
Phon
Congress
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Parm Credit Administration
Body of Rainey to lie in state in Carrollton
The body of Henry T. Rainey Speaker of the House lies in state at the county courthouse in Carrollton Illinois this afternoon. Flags are at half mast as residents gather while awaiting President Roosevelt and the funeral service following his death from bronchial pneumonia in St. Louis.
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Carrollton
Jil
Henry T. Rainey
Roosevelt
Mr. Rainey
St. Louis
Cheene County
Henry T
Weekly work hours cut in cotton garment plants
Washington reports that the NRA approved a reduction of weekly hours from 40 to 38 without wage cuts for 200,000 cotton garment workers. President Roosevelt signed the executive order amending the cotton garment code, effective October 1. The change equates to about an 11 percent hourly wage increase and could enable reemployment of over 10,000 workers.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
Twenty Arrested on Charge of Picketing
Baltimore August 22 Twenty persons including Mrs Broadus Mitchell wife of the Socialist gubernatorial candidate were arrested for picketing the Baltimore Emergency Relief Commission offices protesting relief cuts. Magistrate James R Cadden said they would be released on promise to appear. Police officials unsure if charges will be disorderly conduct or obstructing free passage.
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Baltimore
Broadus Mitchell
Maryland
James R. Cadden
Charles D Calther
British Flyer Forced Down in Iceland Unharmed
Reykjavik August 22 AP John Grierson British aviator forced to land in a fjord while attempting a North Atlantic crossing. He was uninjured and planned to resume flight later to Greenland. The story mentions a damaged vehicle collision on the Pennsylvania Railroad at East and Seventh streets with no injuries.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
John Grierson
North Atlantic
Greenland
Dorsey Stevens
New Market
Pennsylvania Railroad
East
Seventh Streets
Kas
Maryland Hunters Receive Annual Season Instructions Notice
State Game Warden E Lee LeCompte issues annual hunting rules for Maryland. Open dove season September 1 to 30, then closed, with specific dates for each species and county exceptions. Licenses priced for residents and non res idents. hunters must carry license and tag.
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E. Lee LeCompe
Maryland
Seethaas
Chesapeake Bay
LeCompie
Garrett County
T Ag
Child Born With Fractures Dies at 23 Days
Indianapolis reports the death of Carolyn Mercer aged 23 days. Doctors said the infant had multiple fractures but was developing normally and the fractures did not cause death. The baby was strapped to a board to relieve strain on the bones during illness.
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Indianapolis
Carolyn Mercer
Armed bandits rob Farmers Bank in Palmetto Georgia
Armed bandits held up the Farmers Bank in Palmetto Georgia early today and escaped with an unestimated amount of cash. Officials were in the bank when the robbers entered and fled the scene using a car with a third man waiting outside.
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Palmer
Farmers Bank
Pisto
High Cuban Army Officer Report Ends in Confusion
Havana reports from Camp Columbia claim a high ranking officer was wounded in a shooting. Later unconfirmed messages allege that an army lieutenant and Col Hernandez were killed and Pajire Tyeenant Evhevarrigg was arrested amid scattered rumors. A rare praying mantis was brought to The News office by Walker N Jolliffe Jr near Bridgingaville. Detroit trade drive involving a Chicago factory shipment reduces city activity.
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Havana
Camp Columbia
Army
Col Hernandez
Pajire Tyeenant Evhevarrigg
Walker N Jolliffe, Jr
Browningaville
Bandit hunt yields no clues in $427000 armored truck robbery
Police say leads in the Brooklyn armored truck holdup case produced no tangible result. Maryland and Baltimore authorities investigate a report of a large money transfer at Havre De Grace linked to the crime as patrols sweep the bay with armed detectives.
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Broskiyn
Baltimore
Maryland
Havre de Grace
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jerey
Giant 34-pound snapping turtle found near Monocacy River
Kenneth Weddell a 12 year old from Ges House Pike found a 34 pound snapping turtle in Carrel Creek a mile above the Monocacy River Tuesday afternoon. The large reptile dug a burrow and then was captured with help. It was paraded through Frederick on J Paul Delphey s motorcycle trailer and will be displayed a week before being used at Delphey s camp soup tureen on the Monocacy River.
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Carrel Creek
Monocacy River
Kenneth Weddell
Ges House Pike
Paul A. Hobbs
Weddell Boy
Frederick
J. Paul Delphey
Mr. Delphey
Delpheys
Two Prisoners Escape Queen Anne Jail In Maryland
Two prisoners awaiting grand jury action escaped from Queen Anne jail in Centreville Maryland by digging bars from a window with a screwdriver and a window weight. A third inmate Gilbert Williams escaped with them but returned to raise the alarm. Missing men are Robert Wilson 26 held on a fake charge and Freddie Moore 39 of Marshallton Delaware held on horse mule and wheat theft charges.
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Centreville
Gilbert Willams
Robert Wilson
Fery
Freddie Moore
Marshallton
Del
Statement Ready to Avert Impending Strike
A prepared statement, regarded as outlining a plan for the cotton textile industry awards to avert a looming strike, was being drafted by Robert W. Bruere, chairman of the board. After an executive session, Bruere said its release would come soon if approved by other government agencies. He would not disclose contents.
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Om Emmerich
William S. Myers
Herbert Emmench
Credit Committee
Washington
Cotton Textile Industrial Relations Award
Robert W. Bruere
Bruete
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