Interest Stirs In City Polities As Mayoral Race Heats Up
City politics begin to stir as Mayor Elmer F Munshower is courted for a possible second term with no formal announcement. Anticipated growth in declared candidates includes former Mayor Lloyd Culler and City Register A A Nicodemus with others eyed for aldermanic seats and Republican and Democratic hopefuls. Senior figures William C Roderick J Paul Delphey Edward Bentz and Edward P Oden are among potential nominees.
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Elmer F. Munshower
Lloyd ©. Culler
Spo
Miunshower
City Register
A. A. Nicodemus
Francis K. Staley
William C. Roderick
J. Paul Delphey
Edward Bentz
Edward P. Oden
Herbert 5. Schroeder
Charles T. Butcher
Local county offices draw early candidates and rumors
The county political scene shows several announced candidates and rumors of others for sheriff judge of orphan court and register of wills. Democrats field names like Newton Thomas, Trundiz, Tyler and Simmons for the orphan court. Hershberger and Grove seek the register of wills nomination. Rumors place Constable Smith in the sheriff race and Jesse I. Renner as the lone commissioner candidate with potential moves by two current commissioners.
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Angus
T. Brust
G. Hunter
Bowers
Charles P. Hiteshew
Charles W. Smith
Ponstable Smith
Roy M. Hilther
John E. Crim
Walhsboro
William F. Steiner
B. Frank Dollan
Guy Anders
Company A
Orphan Court
Johnson Seeks 10, Avert Massive Auto Strike
Wastington March 16 Hugh 5. Johnson recovery administrator seeks to ease tensions between employers and workers in the auto industry after unions warned of a potential historic strike. The National Labor Board adjourned without action awaiting Wagner bill passage. Knudsen of General Motors met with Johnson and three labor board members after a two hour session with hearings spanning two days.
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Hugh 5. Johnson
National Labor Board
W. 8. Knudsen
General Fotora Corporation
Johnson
Labor Board
Accusations of Industry Employers Refusal to Recognize Unions
William Bare, 3700 Bond, South Carroll Street, arrested Thursday by Constable Chares W. Smithyon on a charge of embezzling 800 dollars from Lewis H. Knock, proprietor of Hershberger's. Bare released on 200 dollar bond for preliminary hearing at 7 tonight in Police Court. Embezzlement alleged to have occurred February 10. Waite Andrews, a long-time offender, arrested Wednesday evening by Officers Arthur Hoffman and Charles Burras on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges. held on 25 dollars and costs with collateral for a hearing tonight. There was no court Thursday night.
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Wiliam Bare
South Carroll Street
Constatie Chares
Howard Young Sr Celebrates 80th Birthday
Mr. Howard Young Sr marked his 80th birthday with a Saturday reception attended by many friends who offered felicitations and good wishes for the milestone event.
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Howard Young, Sr
Burnett Freed by Governor After 1931 Mine Clashes
William Burnett, a coal miner from Frankfort, was pardoned by Gov. Kathy Laffoon and relieved of a three year sentence tied to the 1931 Ivara Ey mining disturbances that ended in four deaths. The land around rivers and lakes shows shifting borders and irregular shores likely to change over time.
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Burnett
Frankfort
Key
William Burnett
Ivara
Kathy Laffoon
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Vas
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Board of Commissioners
Mr. Grove
Automobile Employers and Labor Federation At Odds
Kemp's Dress Shop
Hnndeen
Secre
Elizabeth Corbett
Rex Beach
By Pan Stong Cappy Ricks Comes Back
Peter B. Eyse
By James B. Hendry
Bruce Greeme
Mir
Eliabeth Jordan
James M. Cain
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Frederick County National Bank of Frederick NO
North Market Street
Allen
Kemp's
Hoover's
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Hoover
Wisconsin
Esseay
Delicatessen Harm
Beautie
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