Democrats See Gains As Returns Trickled In Across Nation
Early 1934 returns showed Democrats widening in the Senate and gaining in the House. Massachusetts Senator Buller and New York Senator Wadsworth fell with the wave, while Al Smith won the New York governor's chair. Indiana and Ohio offered close fights as Republican insurgents appeared influential.
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Returns From Election Make A New Late Record
Frederick county reports 11 precincts still missing with results delayed deep into the night. Walkersville Petersville and Frederick precincts show late tallies as wards and districts provide glimpses of possible trends amid counting errors. State's Attorney Storm, a Democrat, wins reelection by a large margin, a historic first for the county.
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Republicans win in the middle West election results
San Francisco AP reports strong Republican gains in Washington and Nevada with Tasker Eddie and Wesley J. Jones both re elected. Early returns show California leaning Republican and a potential move to renounce prohibition amid western state voting patterns.
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Divine Service Attended by Knights Templar at Mt Airy
Sir Knights of Jacques de Molay Commandery No 4 Knights Templar will attend a divine service at Calvary Methodist church Mt Airy with Maryland Commandery and Frederick and Baltimore Templars traveling by automobile. A special sermon will be given by Rev Emmette R Spencer after a processional line of Templars in full regalia.
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Jury seated in Hall Mills murder trial at Somerville
An hour and a half after proceedings began, a jury was sworn for the Hall Mills case in Somerville N J. Mrs Francee Stevens Hall and her brothers face murder charges in the death of Myre Eleanor Mills. State witness Dane Gibson arrived shortly before testimony.
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Retired Farmer Succumbs in Virginia Home
A Lakeland area resident, a retired farmer, died at his daughter’s home in Spring Wy, Virginia. Officials reported the death occurred after longstanding illness with family requesting privacy as preparations for burial were arranged.
Ritchie Leads Maryland Victory as GOP Loses Ground
Election updates show Governor Ritchie leading with a growing majority over Addison Mullikin. Milford Tydings trails in the Senate race as Democrats gain strength in several districts. Preliminary results in Baltimore and state-wide precincts hint at shifts in House representation and key statewide offices.
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Steady Flow Of Maryland Election Returns Driven By News
The News-Post published a continuous stream of Maryland and national election results via AP wires. Rail lines and multiple backups ensured uninterrupted coverage as Frederick County and other areas reported slowly, prompting a crowded, tense scene outside the News-Post building.
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Illinois Re-elects Dullness Amid Indicted Congressman
Illinois voters backed Lowell R. Mason a Republican State Senator amid an indictment and prohibition charge as early returns suggested a quiet campaign. In New York trading the stock market fell with broad declines, blamed on weak demand and absence of buyers, signaling a cautious session.
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Howley to Manage St. Louis Browns
St Louis reports Howley will take over managerial duties for the Browns. The move follows a restructuring at the top, with Yonker stepping aside as the club seeks stability after recent personnel changes.
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Augusta Monsters Elect At Staunton Meeting
Fragmentary text reports a meeting in Staunton Virginia where a group or organization, possibly named Augusta Monsters, conducted an election or decision making session. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Sure Winners Of County Offices
Apparent winners listed across multiple county offices including Chief Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit Judge Hammond Urner Sheriff William Roderick County Treasurer Thomas A. Chapline and others with 10 precincts still to be heard. Party affiliations noted for several candidates with totals pending final certification.
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Pilbert-Poole Nuptials Set in Evangelical Lutheran Church
Miss Mies Pauline Poole will wed Mr. C Herbert Dewey Gilbert in a 5 o'clock double ring ceremony at the Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev. Dr. Ulysses G Rupp officiating. Attendants include Miss Josephine Etchison. best man C LeRoy Mackett. A reception follows at East Second Street.
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Urner Leads in Frederick County Election Races
Results show Urner, R., with a large majority over Norwood, R., for State’s Attorney. Chapline, R., defeats Ranneberger, D., for County Treasurer. preliminary tallies suggest split Board of County Commissioners with Republicans gaining two seats. Closest contests include Sheriff and Register of Wills with incomplete returns.
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Death of Archie W. Ogle in Frederick County
Archie W. Ogle, 62, farmer turned clerk, died at his East Second Street home after a brief illness from carcinoma. He lived in Frederick County, previously farmed near Pearl and on the Jefferson pike, was born in New London, educated there, then attended a Baltimore business college. Survived by widow May and three daughters, Dorothy and Evelyn Ogle, Marion Moser, two sons Thomas and George Ogle, a sister Blanche O’Donoghue, and a brother William Cole. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Reopening Services for Catoctin Furnace Church
The Catoctin Furnace Methodist Protestant church resumes services this Sunday November 7 after interior repairs. Rev HH Hudkins will lead the homecoming and reopening with Rev G Al Ore of Baltimore preaching in the afternoon. Music by Selected Talent and a night program include a community presentation.
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