Hoover Beats France in County Race by One Vote
In a closely watched county election, Herbert Hoover defeats Joseph Lewin France by a single ballot, with about 900 of 14 000 ballots cast. Voter turnout is described as light as rural precincts show scattered support for Hoover and the Republican ticket.
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HOOVER
FRANCE
Herbert Hoover
Joseph Lewin France
W Hoover
Baltimore
Williams
Clark
Brunswick
Thurman
Jackson
Thurmons
Hoo Bay
Macyland
Dackers
Weather Today Report Missing Details
Fragmentary OCR reads like a weather note with unclear date and location. The readable portion hints at a general forecast but provides no concrete region or conditions. No specific highs or chances of precipitation are discernible.
Historian to Speak at George Washington Bicentennial Event
Prof. nny famed American historian will address patriotic societies at a banquet honoring the George Washington Bicentennial. His talk titled George Washington: The Twent Century Man will be delivered at the Franciso Key hotel by the Loyalists of the American Revolution and Daughters of the American Revolution.
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nny
conigh
Franciseo Key hotel
George Washingon
Hart
George Washington
Rockville Takoma Park Voters Elect New Mayors
Voters in Rockville and Takoma Park elected new mayors as anti administration forces swept the contests. Notable results include Davis and Spares losing to opponents, with council seats also shifting hands amid a broad voter turnout.
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ROCKVILLE
TAKOMA PARK
Ben G. Davis
J. Roger Spares
administration
Major Davis
co Bis
Snates
Rosertson
Curtismé
Bis
Charles ‘Ss. Moore
Howareé J. Wat AL W
James L. Hambleton
TOles
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mentary
W. Marshall
G. Lesie Wars
Barwner
KAO
Raaning
Disef Garret Park
Former Montgomery Clerk to Be Given Trial May
A former Montgomery clerk faces trial in a Montgomery court on May 31. Judge Hammond Urner and associate judges Reb ecu B Peter and Arthur D. Wetard will hear the case regarding alleged embezzlement of funds totaling amounts such as 298 and 540 with dates in 1929 1930. The accused is linked to a scheme involving the misappropriation of public funds claimed to total substantial sums.
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MONTGOMERY
Rookyile
cour
Chet
Hammond Urner
Rebecu
Peter
Arthur D
Urner
Clark
Clark 1930. $298; October 19, 1929. S719: 26, 36, $540: aber
Sais
eGman Prescott
Clark embcaziing
Masons to Gather to Honor Washington May 12
The National Memorial Association reports 30,000 members have fled reservations for the May 12 ceremony in Washington to honor George Washington. Arrangements include space for 100,000 travelers from across the states and ridges. Grand Master presides as inmates and thirteen make TespoTises.
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WASHINGTON
Waushington
ham
George
e thirteen
Bride's Tears of No Avail With Policeman
A bride weeps over a failed encounter with a police officer as reported by the court or local desk. The details remain unclear but the episode involves a confrontation between a bride and law enforcement. The incident underscores tensions in a domestic or public setting.
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BRIDE
Curtis to Leave Today on Cruise Involving Baby Curtis
Curtis plans a family cruise today featuring baby Curtis Marcon aboard a voyage described in local notices. The article outlines the departure details and mentions the child’s involvement in the trip.
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CURTIS
BABY
Weather Halts Negotiations Over Yacht Recovery
In Nacross Virginia on March 3, rough weather delayed negotiations concerning the recovery of the yacht Manon. Officials indicated conditions at sea interfered with salvage efforts and the involved parties reevaluated next steps.
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Nacross
John de oatea
Manon
Marcon
Capone Set to Start Term Within 24 Hours
The article notes Capone facing potential start of term within a day. It mentions the appellate court and income evasion context, with references to the United States and Leaven within the timeframe.
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CAPONE
CA stacie
United
Undefined cryptic note about $25 credit renewal
A cryptic fragment mentions a $25 wish credit and renewal at 2. The text references a person or entity named Mr Eagles and a partial, garbled question. No clear event, place, or date can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Sister of Vice President Stops Frederick
The report notes the sister of the vice president intervened to halt events in Frederick, drawing immediate attention from officials and residents. Her involvement is highlighted as a decisive action impacting ongoing proceedings in the city.
Penal Problems Addressed by Maryland Prisons Official
Harold E. Donnell, Bay superintendent of Maryland state prisons, spoke to the Zonta club at their weekly meeting at the Bo om. He discussed reform, costs, and staffing challenges, noting concerns about panel issues and comparisons to past figures.
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State Prisons
Zonta Club
Harold E. Donnell
Bay
Maryland
Zonta
mal mao
Prize Giveaway for Boys Outing At Local Event
An outing will award 80 prizes to boys, with activities including broad jump and other events. Prizes include ice cream and various awards, with details on classes and entries among participants.
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St. Sperdik
Cumberland Convocation Spring Meeting May 01
In Ane mzvon and Fred- report outlines Cumberland convocation spring meeting schedule. Details are unclear but indicate a May 01 date and local organizers.
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CUMBERLAND
Lions Plan Dedication of Bicentennial Trees
Local group announces a ceremony to dedicate bicentennial trees with plans for public participation and acknowledgments to organizers and sponsors. The event highlights community pride and historic commemoration in the city park.
Alumni To Meet Here In 1922 Masonic Notes
The text references Masonic figures including Grand Patriarch Thomas B. Cessna and District Deputy J. E. Sharp with leaders George EL Metz and George L. Mobley. It mentions a class of candidates and a campment under Mobley with support from Jacop L. Ens and Mister F & M. Alumni slated to meet locally.
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Pales
Lisbon
Grand
Eno
George EL Metz
J. E. Sharp
Cumberland
Thomas B. Cessna
Mt. Savage
Ebitcott City
absettsn
G and Co. Hansen
campment
George L. Mobley
Jacop L. Ens
Blue laws abolished by majority in Maryland election
In Maryland the long standing blue laws were repealed by a large majority as 140,009 votes were cast in favor with about 100,000 more ballots than the prior election. The result shifts state governance and redrafts Sabbath regulations amid a year of political realignment.
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Joseph
United
Maryland
France
edo
neanly
Lee Golds
Wallace” Willemis
Linwood Lb
Clark
Tait
Wiliams
United States
Short-Changed in Sale of Liquor Case Report
A local liquor sale incident notes one person held short changed of funds during a transaction. The report references individuals: Ted, Lucas, Earl Lowell, Fikes Club Event, Gerson Rosenaar, B. Rosenstock, Alfred W. Gaser and J. Harry Kennedie, with limited context on roles.
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Fikes Club Eventec
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