Hoover Carries in Frederick. Weller Forces Win Here
In Frederick County the Weller faction wins the Republican primary with Hoover carrying the county by about 500 votes and all six delegates pledged to Hoover on the Weller ticket. Bruce narrowly leads Parkhurst for Democratic nomination with light turnout. 11,421 registered, about 1,200 Democrats voting.
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Frederick County
Weller
Hoover
Weiler
Wiliam P. Jackson
Maryland
United States
Aso
Hatler-Mathias
Reno S. Harp
Jackson
Coud
Standard Size for Vegetable Baskets Approved by House
The Perkins bill to fix standard sizes for fruit and vegetable baskets and hampers has cleared the House and goes to the Senate. Rockville Md May 3 Rockville’s biennial town election Monday noon to 6 pm reelects Mayor J Roger Spates and Councilmen J J Claxrett H Worth futton Talholi Stedman Prescntt and J Paul Branett with light turnout. Town officials FL Bache Abert clerk and treasurer and engineer FL Diney to be reappointed. A Court of Honor meeting of the Francis Sestt Ker Council Tay Scouts of America to be held at 8 oclock in All Saints church tonight announced by Louis L Wilson.
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Washington, March
House
Senate
Rockville
Williem
Diney
Scouut
Francis Sestt Ker
Tay Scouts of America
All Saints Church
Louis L. Wilson
Fire destroys warehouse and 75 autos in Hagerstown
Fire of undetermined origin swept a brick warehouse in Hagerstown leased by the Baltimore Discount Company, destroying about 75 automobiles and trucks. The auction site was nearly complete, but damage estimates were not yet available.
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Hagerstown
Baltimore Discount Company
Ritchie Expects No Nomination for President
Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland told the Senate Campaign Funds committee he has made no campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination and does not expect to be selected. He said Maryland will instruct delegates to Houston to vote for him if the convention so directs. He added he would seek support from friends outside Maryland if available. He has no campaign organization and does not anticipate creating one.
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Baltimore
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Houston
Texas
Washington
Ritchie
McMaster
South Dakota
Steiner
Oregon
Bandits Seek Bank President Kidnappers Near Toledo
Police patrol roads into Toledo seeking four bandits who abducted the president of the First National Bank of Angola Indiana. They tied his wife at their home and robbed the bank vault, escaping with about $15,000.
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Toledo. Q
Toledo
First National Bank of Angola
Ind
Uhis
Man lethal act ends life at Harrisville home
Edward Dotson, a 46 year old colored man with eight children, shot himself in a Harrisville log cabin after a perceived threat during a hallucination. No inquest will be held as death is ruled self inflicted. sheriff and state authorities investigated.
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Edward Dotson
Harrisville
Dotson
Enemes
Datson
W. C. Roderick
William M. Storm
Alton Y. Bennett
Vernon Redmond
Frederick W C T U Holds May Meeting and Elects Officers
The Frederick Freemont W C T U met at Mrs Edward Shafer's home on West Third Street. Officers elected include Miss L M Keller president and Miss Bertha Trail vice president. Delegates named for the Frederick County W T U convention at New Market on May 24. The session adjourned until September with a June Flower Mission event planned in memory of Jennie Cassa-Moti Jennie.
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Frederick W. C. T. U
Edward Shafer
West Third Street
C. E. Wehler
K. M. Barigis
May Smith Markell
George Culler
Flower Mission
William Schmidt
Ira Biser
Florence Mealey
Keller
J. Ramsburg
Ella Main
F. Suman
Catsail
Young People’s Branch
Mealey
G. O. Paxson
Frederick County
Past Masters' Night at Columbia Lodge Dinner
Past masters of Columbia Lodge A F and A M O were entertained at a dinner at One Mascaic Temple at 675 o'clock Monday night. About 125 men from the city and county attended the annual event. Paul Michael was presented the retiring master by Tt A A Radelif. The dinner was served by a committee of ladies. Under the new South African liquor law, women may not work as harmaids in events.
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Columbia Lodge
A. F
A. Mo
O'Cork
Mascaic Temple
Pawl Michael
Tt A A Radelif
Frederick Chamber Attends U S Chamber Meeting in Washington
Col D John Markey former Frederick Chamber president traveled to Washington for the sixteenth annual U S Chamber of Commerce meeting invited by Lewis C Pearson. Glenn Garber, Frederick Chamber president elect, did not plan to attend. The article recalls the 1912 origins and early membership of the national federation now with 1500 trade groups.
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Lewis C. Pearson
United States Chamber of Commerce
Col
D. John Markey
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Glenn 0. Garber
Frederick Chamber
Col. Markey
Pearson
Charles Nagel
Chambers of Commerce
Frederick
Teviewsd
Nacei
Japan And Chinese Nationalists At War Tense in Shanghai and Tsinan fighting
Reports from Shanghai Tsinan and Tokyo indicate heavy firing and sieges as Nationalist Chinese forces surround Japanese troops in Tsinan while Japan plans a Shantung neutral zone. The U S hesitates mediation only if invited by both sides amid growing hostilities in China.
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Peking
Shanghai
Japan
China
Tsinan
Shantung
Tsiwan
Shantung Railway
London
Reuter
U. S
Washington
State Department
United States
Ground Broken for Epworth Hall at Gaithersburg
Ground was broken for Epworth hall the second unit of the Methodist Home for the Aged in Gaithersburg in a ceremony with 2590 Epworth Leaguers and delegates from Washington Baltimore Staunton Fredericksburg Harrisonburg Winchester and other areas. Rev Dr J Howard Wells gave the main address as J Nelson Anderson led the Epworth League delegation. A Mount Vernon Place choir of 65 performed.
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Epworth
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Washington
Staunton
Fredericksburg
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Marrland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Gaithersburg
Methodist Home For
Herman M. Wilson
Home To
Joseph Ralthis
M. E. South Church
Jo J. Ringer
Frederick
J. Nelson Anderson
Epworth League
J. Howard Wells
Trinity Church
Josepu WH. Balthos
Epworth Hall
Philip C. Carr
Mount Rainier
Beulah Griffith
J. Nelson Alderson
Mount Vernon Place
E. V. Berester
Alexandria
M. EK Church
South
Hoover Carries Maryland Easily In Primary Returns
Maryland voters backed Herbert Hoover for the Republican presidential nomination and Senator Bruce for the Democratic Senate race. The count from 972 of 1,199 precincts showed Hoover with 21,099 and an uninstructed delegation at 4,677. Bruce led with 38,770 to Parkhurst 4,459. Republican Goldsborough was unopposed for governor. Linthicum, Cole, and other incumbents were renominated in multiple districts.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Herbert Unover
Bruce
United States Senate
First Congressional Distriet
Jeagg
T. Alan C Goldsborough
Baltimore County
Linwood T. Clarke
Hoover
Price
Peters Parkhurst
Herbert Hoover
William Cabell Bruce
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
United States
House of Representatives
William P. Jackson
O. E. Weller
Baltimore City
Virginia Peters Parkhurst
Goldsborough
T. Alan Goldsborough
H. Scott
Frederick Ne Zihiman
Vincent L. Palmisano
John P. Ryandall
Linwood L. Clarke
Edwin H. Pitcher
John Philip Hill
Oliver Metzerott
Cou
Washt County
Thera A “Ritchie
A “Wade
Harry E. Bester
P. Lane, Sr
William V
E.W. Funk
Charles
Frank B. Be
Milfon W. Hatterfield
Jackson
Salisbury
Maize
P. Jackson
Teeman
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