Republican War Chest Highlights Frederick County Race
Frederick County Republican treasury report shows contributions of 4665 to county slate and expenses of 4662.13 with a negative balance 11.26. Democratic receipts totaled 5023.23. Governor elect Nice contributed 750 and state committee leaders gave 750 and 250 respectively. Largest county candidate gift 300. expenditures cover auto hire, poll workers, advertising and salaries. Also lists numerous individual donors and county and state officials.
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Frederick County
Elmer F. Munshower
Republican Central Committee
Elin Haugh
Nice
Republican County
Republican State Central Committee
Maryland
Central Committee
William P. Lawson
Republican State Committee
Haugh
Iist“A
F. Barnard Welsh
M.C. Welsh
Harry W LeGore
Grant Hooper
Pinkney A Richardson
E. G. Haugh
Charles Opel
Jesse I. Reamer
Jacob R. Ramsburg
George L. Doub
Samuel A. Grege
Abraham H. Derr
Arthur A. Smith
Ethel M. Benard
J. M. Etzler
John H. Martz
Edward S Delasplaine
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
M. R. Etchison and Gon
Charles McC. Mathias
Hendrickson
Nellie Ho Harris
Perry A. Nicklin
W Angle
Friend
D H Mullinix
A. A Radcliff
C Albert Glison
Rey A. R Snedegar
Emma M Everstine
T E. Russell and Company
Irving S. Elser
Patrick W. Schnautffer
H Noel Halles
Harry W. LeGore
Waller E. Linn
Joseph B. Payne
House of Delegates
Work Relief Program Aims to Hire 1.5 Million in Two Weeks
Washington reports that under White House and Congress approval the relief administration can launch a vast work relief drive. Harry L. Hopkins says 1.5 million new jobs could be created for destitute unemployed within two weeks, while current projects employ 2 million people whose wages assist about half of the 18 million on relief roles.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Collecting for NeedY Frederick Police Seek Christmas Help
The Frederick city police began their annual drive to collect cash and food from merchants and citizens to prepare Christmas food baskets for the poor. Officers visited stores Monday and recorded donations stored at headquarters to ensure the local custom of spreading cheer is kept.
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Frederick City
County Board Chooses Three Regular Sessions Weekly
The new Board of County Commissioners adopts three public sessions weekly on Monday Tuesday and Saturday to address county matters. During budget work in coming weeks sessions midweek may be private to focus on budget tasks. The group toured Montevue hospital and met with officials including Abraham Hoder Al Grant Honper and Jesse To Renner with E Austin James present.
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Board of County Commissioners
Couthouse
Board of Commissioners
Montevue Hospital
Abraham Ho der
al Grant Honper
Jesse To Renner
E Austin James
Montevue
William tours and local civic notes from 1927 era
Answers to Previous Questions recount William’s two US tours with visits in January and October 1927. The Baltimore Manual Training School dates from 08S4.0 and Providence grants authority to Thomas Wackeltan to burn lime at a designated commons site. Special deputies Natch Timer and Rhendits were sworn in by Sher d Hoy ME Hiltner. Harvey Stickel, Bernard Eckenrode, and George Motasman sworn into office for Brunswick Y MC A.
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William
United States
Agan
Baltimore
Natch
Dates for York County Agriculture Society fair set
The York County Agriculture Society board fixed dates for the 1935 fair. Dates are October 6 and October 13, subject to life member approval at the annual meeting on January 14.
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York
Board of Managers
York, Pa
County Agriculture Society
Nest
Hart Escaped Prisoner Returned to Maryland
Jack Hart alias James Connelly nicknamed Red Skelly was recaptured in Gary Indiana and handed to Maryland officials for transfer to finish life terms. He was escorted from Joliet to Maryland by two Maryland detectives and a deputy state's attorney after talks with Springfield authorities. Movement secrecy and prison censorship were reported at Joliet.
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Gary
Ind
Maryland
Chicago
Jack Hart
James Connelly
Nugs
Red'' Skelly
Baltimore
Hart
Jolt
J. Bernard Wells
Springfield
Wells
Better, cheaper liquor after repeal anniversary
Washington dispatch reports that cheaper liquor and lower prices are predicted after repeal’s first anniversary. Joseph H Choate Jr of the Alcohol Control Administration comments. Officials estimate consumption and revenue variances since last December 1.
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Washington
Des
Joseph H Choate, Jr
Alcohol Control
James M Doran
Mistilled Spirits Code Authority
Offcials
Alloway Band Herd Tonight at Slate Armory
Blanche Calloway headlines a winter dance at Slate Armory with her recording band. The Philadelphia entertainer is known for her taek songs and backed by an strong orchestra. She recently sang at the Cotton Club and heads to the Hippodrome of Whater. Harry Le Decker promotes the event with promises of larger attractions if warranted.
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Alloway
Slate Armory
Blanche Calloway
Cab Calloway
Dan Es
Cotton Club
Philadelphia
Whater
Baluayme Ne
Harry le Decker
Gunmakers Tried to Thwart Peace At Geneva Talks
Senate munitions committee hearings reveal gunmakers sought changes to the 1925 Geneva covenant. Hoovers officials met with Winchester and Colt representatives to influence the arms conference, with Beebee and Tilson involved. The witnesses say officials did not know Ruggles would attend Geneva. In Zululand, air clarity lets objects be seen by starlight seven miles.
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Washington
Senate Munitions Investigation Committee
Herbert Hoover
of Commerce
Nye
Paris
Geneva
Hoover
Commercce
Winchester Arms Company
J. F. Beebee
Jonn Q Tilson
House
State
War Department
Frank C. Nichols
Colt Patent Firearms Company
Beebee
Allan Bulles
State Department
Near East
Golden L. H. Ruggles
Ruggles
United States
Zululand
Complicity in Murder Charge Regarded Likely
Washington reports Attorney General Cummings hinted Mrs. Helen Gillis may face a federal complicity in murder charge after her Chicago arrest. He said the government was considering murder charges tied to the Barrington gunfight in which two federal agents died and Baby Face Nelson was wounded. Gillis would be the first tried under a new federal statute making killing a federal agent a crime.
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Washington
Helen Gills
George
Baby Face) Nelson
Cummings
Nelsons
Barrington
Gillis
Gills
Federal District Court For the West
Wisconsin women charged with harboring Dillinger in April
Mrs. Gillis and two other girls faced charges for harboring the late John Dillinger. They pleaded guilty and received 18 months suspended sentences, with operation suspended but placed on probation. Arrested April 23, the day after Dillinger shot through Federal agents and killed one agent.
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Ern
Wisconsin
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