Cullers Announces Candidacy for Frederick Mayor
At a meeting of the City Democratic executive committee in the YMCA auditorium Mayor Lloyd Culler formally announced his bid for reelection. He pledged to continue past policies while promising no material rise in city costs and a tax cut through spreading debt for major public improvements over years. He urged electing aldermen who will support the next mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Lloyd C. Culler
Culler
Frederick
Secord
Frederick City
Edward J. Smith
Mary Maulsby
John S. Renn
Charles T. Butcher
George William Shipley
August T. Brust
Jesse W. Kolb
Charles F. Seeger
William B. Bennett
Robert A. Bennett
Harry O. Schroeder
Osborne J. Price
Wm. D. Baumgardner
Deneen’s Home Bombed in Chicago Political Attacks
The home of Thomas Charles Deneen at 61st Street and Normal Avenue was bombed, the explosion damaging the front and back of the house but injuring no one. Deneen was in Chicago for the funeral of Diamond Joe Osposito, a Sulph Ward Italian leader and war party candidate. Police call the bombing part of ongoing political warfare, noting it is the fifth incident this year and the first aimed at an opponent of the city administration.
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Charles F. Denern
Spel
Normal Avenue
Laslevord
Deneen
Chicago
Diamond Joe" Osposito
Ssih Ward
Deneen Reputlican
Polce
Six Film Stars In One Radio Hour
Six Hollywood stars join a single NBC broadcast March 29 under Dodge Brothers sponsorship. Douglas Fairbanks hosts with Dolores Del Rio Charles Chaplin Norma Talmadge D W Griffith and John Barrymore. Paul Whiteman leads between acts from New York, synchronized with Hollywood from Fairbanks studio bungalow.
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Dan Thomas
NEA
Hollywood
Calif
Aimema
Lave
United Artists
Smotion Picture Factory
National Broadcasting Company
Dodge Brothers
Graham McNamee
New York
Mike
Douglas Fairbanks
Dolores del Rio
Charles Chaplin
Norma Talmadge
D. W. Griffith
John Barrymore
Paul Whiteman
McNamee
Whiteman
Fairbanks
Holywood
Miss del Rio
Chaplin
Miss Talmadge
Griffith
Barrymore
Charlie Chaplin
Douglas Fairbands
Tohn Barrymore
Two Million Americans Out of Work in 1926
Washington report details 2,000,000 unemployed with 1,874,050 figure cited by Secretary Davis. He warns of a serious but not as grave situation as thought, cites floods, tornado, plant closures, coal disturbances, and immigration as factors. Davis notes forthcoming public building programs and a May turnaround in February data, with a vast labor report by Commissioner Stewart. The piece also mentions dramatic Cascade butterfly flights and spider silk strength comparisons.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Davie
Labor Department
Warner
New York
Davis
Vicw
Dawes
Mississippi River
New England
Florida
Stewart
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wagner
Fly With Lindbergh Diplomatic Corps Follows Ride
A derailed OCR fragment describes diplomats accompanying Charles Lindbergh on a Washington flight. They wore traveling clothes for the ride with Colnel Tad bergh. The group moved to Rolling Meld in private autonomies, but tensions rose among the diplomats.
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Washington
Uhan
de Cnulinsios
Tes Atten Forthy
Diplomatic Corpy
Colmel Tadbergh
Congressmen visit aviation event with Lindbergh era interest
Delegates and diplomats from Central and South America showed interest as Lindbergh inspired aviation discussion during a period of significant Pan American aviation anticipation. The scene highlighted the cross region engagement in the era's air travel ambitions.
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Kerlyng
Lindbergh
Political debate delays legislation in Washington scene
In Washington on March 26, debate over presidential politics took center stage as Sen Neely of West Virginia pressed Secretary Hoover on prohibition while House spokesman Holaday defended Lowden and implied Hoover's hidden views. Longworth was cited as a potential GOP figure amid questions about enforcement and constitutional liquor policies.
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Washington
Manrch
Capitol
Senate
Hoover
Lowden
Illinois
Longworth
Clio
Neely
West Virginia
Holaday
Imoover
Smsiafer
Wisconsin
LaFolierne Caup
Schafer
League of Nations
Froover
Berab
Idaho
Commerce
Republic
Wisconsin Republicans Praise Longworth in Broad Floor Show
Coolidge favors economy and Schafer lauds Longworth as best qualified candidate. The scene drew smiles and applause from both parties on the floor of the chamber during a lively exchange. Burned To Death In Field. William E. Hamilton, 63, died after being overcome by heat while burning grass on his Bethesda area property. his son nearby did not reach him in time.
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Coolidge
Schafer
Wisconsin
Nepwar
Longworth
Flushing
Bethesda
William E. Hamilton
Large crowd attends George Zentz cattle sale near Graceham
A large Saturday crowd attended the George Zentz sale near Graceham, one of the year's biggest cattle auctions. Cows averaged about 157 dollars with totals around 3,843 dollars. overall sale amounted to 5,501.70 dollars. Auctioneers were John W. Null and Edgar T. Mercer. clerks Gernand and Berman. Prices remained high across cows calves horses and shoats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zentz
Graceham
John W. Null
Edgar T. Mercer
Gernand and
Berman
Air Derby Draws Passengers from Nations
Foreign and European participants are among the more than passengers who took advantage of the 10 minute air derby event.
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Eoropaam Assatig
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Thompson
Pwepai
America
Secretary of Labor
Cascade Mountains
Broadway
New York City
R. M. Crinmon
Resdor
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State Bank
James E. Doll
Potts & Griffin General Insurance
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Del
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Drug Store
North Market St
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Baltimore, Md
Christian
Science
Charles & Jarvis
C. 4
Los Angeles
California
Mother Church
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston, Mass
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Garriston
W. Va
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Aiz
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Sasx
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Helfenstein & Urner
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Jersey
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