CANDIDATES TO BE CHOSEN BY VOTERS TUESDAY
A long list shows 24 candidates across five parties for state offices in Frederick County ballots. Unopposed county clerk and surveyor races set the local tone with four state contests featuring Democratic Republican Socialist Communist candidates. The notice details offices, candidates, and constitutional questions on the upcoming Tuesday election day.
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Frederick County
Hig Bao
Society Parisan
Otes
Bhut
Cours
Haugh
W.erat
Sgr
Swerty
Wilam F. Stoening
Elisabeth Giman
Sart Parker
Albert Cuéble
Hubert W. Stevie Labor
Atwrcner
Willm Preston Lane, Jr
Word Labor
David A. Robb
Repubidore
David J. Lewis
Frederick N. Zihlman
John S. Newman
Arthur D. Willard
Frederick Cosnts
E S Haugh
L. Codleniz
Edward S. Deaplaine
House of Delegates
Bethoven
Casper & Cine
Anderson H. Erzi
Charles Flook
John B. Punk
Marshall H Leatherman
Barry W. LeGore
Laurence & Mondorff
John D. Nicatemus
James A. Wastall
Irs J. Young
Register of Wills
C.E. Victor Miers
Melvin F. Shepey
Republcan
Orphans Court
Louis C. Exchison
John Hesshberges
Abram Kemp Keefer
William P. Mosier
Clarence
ML Paleetex
Newton Thomas
Demmocratic
Sherman P. Bowers
Water B Sinn
Charles W. Crum
Witton E. Miter
Rascoe P. Brows
Amon Bourgse
Abraham H Derr
Seran
Acre M. Exner
Repubican
John W. Grove
TS. Prank Higntcan
John W. Hotter
Artie R. Kemp
Lewis F. Lochner
Amster R. Molerworth
Frederick
Mary
Two Prisoners Escape After Assault on Sheriff
George Crumpacker and George Zepp escaped from the county jail after overpowering Sheriff Fowble with his pistol and a bottle. A large posse led by Deputy Leo Warner searched near Manchester as state police and other agencies joined the hunt. Zepp faced robbery charges and Crumbackerft larceny. both had been held with 21 others in the jail.
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Weaminster
Sherif George Fowble
George O. Zepp
George Cram— Backer
Leo Warner
Manchester
Sherif Fouble
Crumbacker
Air Zepp
Bamnstead Milling Company
Carrail Coust
Zepp
Confad
Thompson’s Condition Regarded as Favorable
Chicase reports Major Thompson’s appendicitis surgery yesterday. condition regarded favorable. Mayor Thompson awoke after eleven hours sleep, felt comfortable and jovial, requested newspapers but was not allowed to read them. At the Heinz Company program Hoover to speak on November 8. Queen Giovanna serenaded after Italy visit. bouquet mishap. Minor motor accident at West Church and Record streets injures occupants but no serious harm.
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Chicase
Major Thompson
Thompson
Aare
Framing a New Constitution Provisions Debated
Fragmentary notes discuss three provisions of the new constitution and question interpretations. Mentions timing and a group meeting closing at 7 p.m. with participants Ava and Ta Gi identified in scant text.
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Ava
Odd Fellows Lodge Holds Sunday Pilgrimage Events
Members of the Independent Odd Fellows of Maryland gathered for an annual pilgrimage with a Sand concert at 2 oclock and a ceremony at the lodge building. The event featured remarks by Grand Master Abram and a varied program including songs, recitations, and a canteen demonstration.
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Odd Fellows of
Maryland
Rehexan Assembly
Owen
Bathmore
Leo Weinberg
Cls, Y Abram &, Josevs
Baltinore
18 Earth Shocks Felt Firstt Faatbelt Final
A garbled report notes tremors felt during a belt final at an Annapotes venue, with unclear details and unreadable names.
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Annapotes
Frederick City Building Permits Rise Amid Local Growth
The Federal Reserve Bank report shows Frederick, Maryland, as the sole area in the district with building permit increases. total permits issued reached 27,163 with first ten months totaling 209,499 dollars in construction costs. September led departures in value, while October showed strong activity including filling stations and bowling alleys. Public school holidays were set for Thanksgiving week with four days off. census plans and new Parent-Teacher groups were announced in Hartsville Friendship and New Midway districts.
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Peedericks
Maryland
Federal Rescue Bank
Forth District
Wear
Wirth
Baltimore
Cumberland
Ostowa
Salisbury
Predon
Two Killed When B and O Express Train Is Wrecked
Two people died when the Baltimore and Ohio Express train wreck occurred. The crash disrupted service on the line near the station, with investigators beginning inquiries into the cause and the derailment's exact location and time.
Hoover Opens Detroit Windsor Tunnel To Traffic
President Hoover pressed a button at 11 43 today to open the new 25 million dollar Detroit Windsor international tunnel. After more than two years of construction it will, when fully opened, provide a third crossing between the United States and Canada alongside the Ambassador Bridge and ferries.
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Washington
Hoover
Detroit
Family of five killed by escaping coal gas in Bronx apartment
New York AP reports a gas leak killed Gustave Peterson 55 his wife 48 and three children aged 7 to 17 in their Melrose Avenue Bronx apartment. Police say fumes caused the fatalities in the home.
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New York
Melrose Atecue
Bronx
Gustave Peterson
Bis Bite
Stolen Auto Found Near Syracuse Car Recovered
A Buick coach stolen last Saturday afternoon from North Bentz street was found by Syracuse police and reported to George L. Rothenhoefer via the Maryland Commissioner for Motor Vehicles. The car was abandoned with no condition details given. it was traced by state officers and an insurance detective agency to arrange its return.
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George L. Rothenhoefer
Maryland
Rothenhoefer
Syracuse
North Bentz Street
Champlin Robinson Dies in Baltimore at 57
Baltimore AP reports the death of W. Champlin Robinson a former director of the U S Commission for Oil Conservation who served in varied roles including Indian archaeology and headed the Marland Academy of Sciences. At death he was president of the Sheepdale and Echo Pratt Hospital.
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Baltimore
W. Champlin Robinson
Commission
United States
Robinson
Marland Academy of Sciences
Robber shot and killed during failed bank robbery
Band of two men tries to rob the Bank of Efliand in Band North Carolina. One robber is shot by FL Carl Forrest and dies as the other flees in a waiting car. Real estate valuation in New York City is reported at $18,062,061,510.
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N.C
Ras
Efliand
Parte
Brunce Carpenter
Duttim
Bei
FL Carl Forrest
Mer
Jehant
Forrest
Sway
New York City
Roseck Event Noted With Wilde In Charge
A local note shows Tunis Wilde holding a Roseck with Rose Kay overseeing arrangements and Gaben taking charge of the event responsibilities. The fragment suggests coordinated roles among Wilde Kay and Gaben for the Roseck.
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Tunis
Unclear OCR text prompts local hospital note
Fragmentary report mentions Prague hospital and an individual. details are garbled and unreadable. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
Duck hunting season opens as Hagerstown man struck
Harcrest P. Whipp, 23, of Hagerstown, was struck while hunting on the Potomac River as the season opened. He was rushed to Washington County Hospital where doctors feared possible arm amputation. The incident occurred when Willet fired aboard a boat, causing both barrels to discharge, ejecting a barrel end from the boat.
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Hiserstown
Harcert P. Whipp
Hagerstown
Ron
Tomac
Warhington County Hospital
Wiilop
Osc
Lloyd Walieth
P.aiguraie
Snisan
Willet
Apparentssian
Mt Philip Sitendance
Attendance for NM the month of October outlines participation figures and local event dates at Mt Philip site with limited readable details.
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Mt Philip
Children Voted for Dental Clinic in City Schools
About 700 children in three grade levels were inspected for dental defects in North Market Washinson Church Street areas. Dr. Ralph Campbell led the project with nurse Miss Gouli Leckie, beginning October 15, inspecting ages six to nine, with 85 percent showing dental defects. A first clinic is planned at the Academy building pending completion of inspections and further arrangements.
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Byederick Coursnfak
Nk City
Academy Buildings
Dortie Aarned Street
Church Street
Washington
Ralph Campbell
Gouli Leckie
U Srntter
Grading Work Advances on Brunswick-Olive Road
Three steam shovels clear new road grading prep for surfacing this fall. A stock ledge in the G. M. Eagle farm cut required blasting and the contractor moved concrete gear to the scene. Skeletons were unearthed near the G. M. Eagle face in an old slave burial ground.
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Brunswick-Olive School Road
G. M. Eagle Farm
G. M. Eagle Face
Gordon Strong Acquires 112 Acres on Sugar Loaf Mountain
Gordon Strong has purchased 112 acres of Sugar Loaf Mountain to add to his improved estate. The land, titled Foul Play, came from multiple local owners via four deeds filed with the county clerk. The parcels include 98 1 2 acres of Foul Play and 13 1 2 acres bought from John H. Baker and associates, with other transfers from George W. Peters and family. Strong plans for the Sugar Loaf area have drawn public interest.
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Ohe
Sugar Loaf
Gordon Strong
iJohn H. Baker
John H.baker
Sam G. Sakers
George W. Peters
John H. Baker
Strong
Bas Infantile Paralyse-1 1AP}-Reanh az Miss Baz arr wean 42
Bas infantile paralysis case reports unclear details with names partially legible. The fragment mentions a person identified as Miss Baz and an age note of 42 in a garbled context. Further readable facts are not present.
Weather Outlook Next Week Sees Colder Finish
The forecast calls for a stable pattern early next week with mild days then a drop in temperatures toward the weekend. Expect cooler nights and some precipitation chances as a cold front moves in, impacting travel and outdoor plans.
Pranks on Halloween Turn Deadly Across Several Cities
A Halloween night spree leaves two dead and four wounded in Seattle and Takoma as pranks escalate. In Fall River a 12 year old girl dies from a dress catching fire during a lantern display. In New England three fatalities occur from Halloween incidents, including Irene Levesque and Lena Paquette. In Hagerstown a farmer, Flowerd Church, is shot amid a dispute, with suspect Stottlemyer surrendering to authorities.
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Seauilke
Searle
Wash
Ceet
Seattle
Takoma
W. J. Taylor
Howard Anderson
Young Amenderson
Tother
Taylor
Paice
Teylor
New England
Boston
Hallowe
Goddard Loses Chance to Prove Theories in Ballistics Test
Washington reports Caelvis Goddard a Chicago ballistics expert failed to complete a gun matching test. He sought to prove Herbert Campbell’s pistol fired bullets found in Mary Baker’s body but Assistant U.S. Attorney Cole B Sing stopped the trial run. The test would have matched ten bullets from five pistols in Cranpearll Jury presence.
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Washington
Caelvis ‘Goddard
Chicago
Herbert N. Campbell
Mary Baker
United States
Coleb Sing
Goddard
Cranpeeil
Campbell
Open Hunting Season Brings Tragedy and Injuries
One boy was killed and a man seriously injured on opening day of Pennsylvania small game hunting. The boy, Charles Gregory, 12, of York, died in the woods after being struck by a shotgun blast. Arthur Baith, of Paramusney, was found unconscious with wounds to his face and legs.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Chares Gregory
Yoko
Kiten
Arthur Baith
Paramatasney
Shire
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