Frederick County Nor Roosevelts Lead In Local Vote
Frederick County delivered a decisive New Deal wave casting a record vote for Roosevelt by a wide margin, with Lewis winning the Sixth District and LeGore losing his home county race. The county reported 20,395 ballots cast, a high turnout, and strong support for constitutional amendments though one failed to gain a strong majority.
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Alf M. Landon
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Harry W. LeGore
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Maryland Votes on Judicial Amendment Amid Mixed Reactions
County results show varied support for a proposed judge amendment with Baltimore City driving passage while fear over added salaries linger. Voters cited misread length and misperceptions as reasons for low approval across several counties amid a cold, rainy tally night.
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Heller
Baltimore City
Countywide Precinct Vote Totals Reported for President and Legislature
Roosevelt leads countywide with 10 858 votes to Landen 9 3. Levis 9 900 and Levies 9 996 give Lewis majority 913. Legislature results show Houck 9 484 Warp 7 765 Mouck majority 2119.
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Farmer Claggett Found Hanged in Barn Near Tuscarora
Richard Claggett, well known farmer of Titus near Tuscarora, died by hanging in a barn after threats to shoot himself. The inquest was deemed unnecessary. Survived by wife Olive Beatrice and ten children. funeral set for Calvary M E Church Mount Airy with burial at Piney Grove.
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Charett
Yale
Clagnett
Charles HW Cymley, Jr
Duurkeystayn
J.P. Keller
Roy M
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Olive Beatrice Clarectt
Aubrey Claggett
Mryle Selby
Pine Orchard
Howard Cunty
Ralph Slay
Boyds
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Rescue
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Eugene
Rucell
Norman Clagertt
Lie O'llara
Purdum
Montgomery County
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Emma Bell
Battmore
Nathan Claggett
West Friendship
Cilne
Ben
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Tuscamra
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Mount Airy
Piney Grove
Mt Airy
Third Of Quadrupiets Dies At Memphis Tenn
Tropourd Ella Pearl Bridees died early today leaving sister Lee Farr as the sole survivor of quadrupiets born Monday in a Missouri cabin during a storm. An incubator nurse at Tapilst hospital supplied oxygen as the infants struggled. Ella Pearl died at 4:45 am. Lee Earl remained under care as attendants said.
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Tenn
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Lee Farr
Ella Peart
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Lee Earl
Lewes Thankful Note Amid Unclear Message
An unclear fragment from Lewes expresses thanks to 17 friends and others, but the text is garbled and hard to interpret. The note hints at gratitude extending beyond a small circle, without concrete dates or identifiable events.
Roosevelts Landslide In Maryland Returns Across State
Solid Democratic bloc swept Maryland with a record electorate of over 60,000 voters. Roosevelt led by large margins across counties, carrying four of five counties and most congressional districts. Landon carried four counties, while Democrats supported constitutional amendments ratified by the 1935 General Assembly. LeGore conceded as Lewis widened.
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Spanish Cabinet Shake Amid War Turmoil in Madrid
Madrid amid heavy cannon fire and air raid sirens moves to a long awaited cabinet reshuffle to share power with syndicalists. Explosions, anti aircraft activity, and street clashes mark the capital as insurgent air raids press on and citizens endure sirens and bombardment.
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School Census Taken Two Days in City Wide Effort
A biennial census in the city will be conducted by teachers on Thursday and Friday afternoons to count children birth through age twenty. County schools prepare for their own census during the first two weeks in November. The form collects birth date, school attended, family occupation, residence, employment, and any physical handicaps to aid vaccination timelines and planning for open enrollment.
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Edication
Gertrude Bini
Roosevelt rests nice sends in congratulations four more years
President Roosevelt rests after winning a four year term as Governor Marty Walsh issues praise for the president’s victory. Coughlin hints at a National Union comeback while criticizing the Republican party as bankrupt in intelligence and unable to reform.
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Mir
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Industrial stocks jump as market powers higher
New York November 4 Industrial stocks surged in a sharp rally pushing major indices to new recovery highs. Leaders traded heavily with notable gains around noon as a fresh buying wave lifted prices. Cotton futures climbed more than a dollar and grains rose, while currencies opened higher with the dollar firm at trade start.
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Krokera
Larre Bloka
Mart
Veederick District Vote Report With Mixed Totals
Fragmented OCR lists vague district voting figures and candidate labels. Notable totals include 2,634 for Landen and 1,340 for Houck with several unclear names and party markers. The text appears as an election tally snippet with garbled spellings and inconsistent formatting.
Roosevelts Narrow Victory Sparks Nationwide Recount
The Associated Press reports Roosevelt and Borah leading in Electoral College while Hastings and Metcalf lose. Maine and Vermont cling to Republican hopes as California New York Ohio and Pennsylvania tilt toward Roosevelt amid a turbulent national count.
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Roosevelt
London
Taft
Theodore Rooawelt
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James Monroe
Elvetoral College
Power shovel plunges down mountain hillside near Frederick
At High Knob seven miles northeast of Frederick a 10-ton shovel from M. X. Grove Line Company plunged 130 yards down the mountainside after the clutch failed during roadway grading. Operator Harry Haupt, Middletown, jumped clear and was not seriously hurt, while the machine suffered extensive damage estimated at about $1,000. Cleanup and highway work were delayed as earth is excavated to stabilize the site.
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M.X. Grove Line
Harry Haupt
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Traupt
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Weather Record Summary From November 1994 Data
A garbled weather record cites November 1994 with rainfall around 11 inches and high temperatures near 57 degrees yesterday. It mentions the period ending November 1 with 11 inches of precipitation and lists prior and current temperatures, including a low of 40 and highs near 65 in periods surrounding normal November values. The text is partially indecipherable but locates a November weather snapshot with precip and temperature readings.
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