Voters Apathetic As Campaign Near Polls In Frederick
Voters in Frederick head to the polls Tuesday morning to register preferences for state and county officers. Campaigns grew busier in the final days, though interest in a constitutional amendment to raise judges’ salaries in Baltimore City remained muted. The piece recalls past county races, lists polling places in Frederick District No 2, and notes turnout patterns and party performances in recent elections.
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Frederick Punty
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
William Cabell Bruce
United States
Maryland
Joseph Irwin France
Bruce
France
Fred N. Zihiman
Frank W. Mish
Zihiman
James A. Jones
Easly
John L. Dutrow
Jones
Dutton
George Edward Smith
Register of Wills
Sidney Hickman
Eli G. Haugh
Mary C. Ott
Parsons Newman
Catshall
Dudderar
Newman
Ramsburg
Wachtel
Grove
Roger G. Harley
William H. [Iersperger
Lloyd C. Culler
Chairman of Each Party Predicts Victory Tuesday
Frederick County figuresGeorge R. Dennis Jr Republican chair expects full state and county ticket victory. Leonard C Barrick Democratic chair says voters favor individual candidates over straight tickets and forecasts strong independent support for their ticket after a clean campaign.
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George R. Dennis, Jr
Republican Committee
Leonard C. Barrick
Charman
Democratic Committee
Frederick County
Enforcement of contract sought in Levy suit
Samuel and Anna Levy sue Frederick County Products and Old Dutch Market by attorney Leo Weinberg for specific performance and fair compensation. They allege misrepresentation over sale of Levy's Market stock and lease rights, citing prior leases, subletting limits, and a loss of home investment.
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Frederick County Products, Incorporated
Samuel Levy
Anna Levy
Leo Weinberg
Allied Corporation
Joseph A. Whitfield
Levy
Levy's Market
Whitfield
A. C. McCardell
McCardell
J. C. Peony Company
Washington
No. 8-At TLong's Garage Placed in Frederick District
At location No 8 near the corner of Sixth and Seventh streets the Frederick District No 2 Precinct reports activity. Additional note places No 3 at Junior Engine House, North.
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Frederick
R. F Batricks’ Painting & Trimming
W. South Street
Keafer Bros
West Patrick Street
D. F. Davis
South Market Street
Church Street
Precintt
Court House
Jesse Lipscomb
N. Market Street
North Market Street
Tlong
Junior Engine House
Salvation Army Boosted by Coolidge Address
President Coolidge praised Salvation Army delegates at the 38th anniversary congress, speaking from the White House portico. He said the army’s work proves the folly of doubting humanity and expressed deep interest in their mission to offer hope and improve mankind.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
The
Salvation Army
Coolidge
White House
Defendant Ordered to Enforce Contract and Injunction
Judge Glenn H. Worthington issued an order requiring the defendant to appear in court by November 17 to show cause why specific performance and monetary damages should not be granted. The ruling also restrains the defendant from disposing of notes and deeds of trust tied to the business purchase and declares the plaintiffs' rights in the premises.
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Glenn H. Worthington
Klansmen Trials Open in Bastrop Before Crowds
Alleged Klansmen face hooded mob operation charges as Bastrop hosts opening sessions led by Judge Fred M. Odom. First defendant W G McIntosh charged with carrying firearms tied to a raid on Alonzo Braddock, a suspected bootlegger, with Braddock in custody. Salt is Lost. U S appeals court upholds denial of injunction against Hearst's International publishing Klan exposé by Norman Hapgood.
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Associated Press
Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
Fred M. Odom
Sixth Judicial District
Court House Square
W. G. McIntosh
Alonzo Braddock
Braddock
Bastion
Sheriff Carpenter
New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals Today
Winslow
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Incorporated
International Magazine Company
Hearst's
International
Klanda
Norman Hapgood
Knights
Klan
Georgia
Weather Outlook Dampens Election Day Plans
Clouds and rain expected to mark election day with a wet forecast from a Washington forecaster. Weekend weather totaled about a quarter inch of rain through early morning with cool temperatures, a Sunday high of 48 and a low around 44, remaining steady within four degrees over 24 hours.
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Washington Weather Man
Local Talent in Concert at WCAQO Tonight
Sanders and Stayman present a Baltimore program featuring Mrs Ignatius Biorlee violinist Miss Mary H Ler soprano Miss Virginia Carty pianist James H Harris Jr tenor and other local artists. The eight o clock broadcast includes Soprano and tenor duets piano solos violin pieces and tenor solos with works by Bach Schubert MacDowell Sibelius and others.
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Sanders
Stayman
Baltimore
WCAQO
Frederick Radio
Ignatius Biorlee
Mary H. Fhler
Virginia Carty
James H. Harris, Jr
Twilight
Nevin
Bourree
Bach
the Star
Rogers
Pierce
Schubert
Dorel
Thomas
Nano
MacDowell
Bohm
Bancroft
Beach
Valse Triste
Sibelius
van Goens
del Rievo
Maying
Terry
Auto Wheel Creates Figure Eight on Ice
A Ford touring car driven by Cleveland Grove loses an axle on Ten street between All Saints and South streets. The right wheel slips and spins about ten to fifteen feet, tracing two complete circles and forming a perfect eight on the ice. Ray Mealey in a seven passenger Cadillac towed the car toward Feaga's garage on West South street amid the incident.
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All Saints
South Atreats
Cleveland Grove
Ray Mealey
Feaga
West South Street
Three States Elect Governors In Upcoming Elections
Washington dispatch notes three states Kentucky Maryland and Mississippi will vote for governors and state officers tomorrow. Maryland features Governor Albert C Ritchie seeking another term with Alexander Armstrong opposing him. Kentucky campaigns center on local issues with Willam J Fields facing Charles J Dawson. Mississippi election is expected to be perfunctory.
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Washington
Kentucky
Maryland
Mississippi
Albert C Ritchie
Alexander Armstrong
Willam J. Fields
Charles J. Dawson
Fields
Congress
New York
Arkansas
Illinois
North Carolina
Vermont
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Ohio
California
Utah
San Francisco
James Rolph, Jr
Philadelphia
A. Raymond Raft Democrat
W. Freeland Kendrick
Salt Lake City
Aon
C Clarence Neston
Nuinseif
Joseph FE Gallaher
American Party
Campaign plans for Knights of Pythias drive in Mountain City
Tonight the tammilgn committee of Mountain City Lodge meets to appoint captains for the Knights of Pythias drive starting Monday November 26 for one week. A survey is under way and literature is being sent to prospective candidates to join the lodge during the drive.
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Tammilgn Committee
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Castle
Noah, Cramer
Markwood D. Harp
Hammond Urner
Glenn I. Worthington
C. F. Goodell
J. Murray Cronenburg
Reno S. Warp
City Opera House
Henry Wise Beville
Norfolk
Virginia
Governor Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Lee Trinkle
Committee On Publicity
G. Waltz
Chiffrman
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Missionary Sunday Observed at United Brethren Church
Missionary Sunday services were held with a short talk by Rev. Wm. R. Glen and readings by Coman Summers and Florence Eigenbrode. Memorials were observed in the Ladies' Bible Class for deceased members. Attendance at Sunday School reached 200.
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United Brethren Sunday School
Wm. R. Glen
Coman Summers
Florence Eigenbrode
W. C. Roderick
Jacob Kintz
T. C. Fisher
Louisa Jacobs
Mary Ruprecht
Alice Witter
County Association
Cambridge
Titerary Society
Eight Held in Scheme to Defraud Investors
Albert E. Guimares and his brother Henry, along with six others, were indicted by a federal grand jury in New York for conspiring to use the mails to defraud stock investors in connection with the Dorothy King Keenan murder case.
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New York
Albert E. Guimares
Dorothy King Keenan
Henry
France Holds Out On Allied Reparations Meeting
Washington reports state department advices show Britain Italy and Belgium favor a free reparations inquiry by experts, aligning with the United States against France’s restricted approach. Ambassador Nasserand delivered France’s position to Washington, hinting the U S may decide soon if participation in the inquiry is worthwhile as Paris presses full expert examination of Germany's productivity regardless of timing.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
United States
France
Nasserand
Paris
Hughes
Calvary Methodist Church Sunday Program Highlights
Sunday services at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church drew large crowds with the Lord's Supper observed as the largest in the church’s history. Dr. G J Williams assisted by Rev. J Paul Wright and I Ke Moylon. Epworth League service led by Casper JB Cline Sr on prayer. solo by Dorothy Robb. Evangelistic message by Rev. G F Williams and performances by the minor quartet and Junior choir under Irene Chapman Goodson. Upcoming events include Queen Esther Circle at Miss Catherine Minker’s, Elm St. church training night midweek. father and son night. a radio concert, moving pictures, games, and refreshments. Bright Jewels class hosts sale next Sunday. Bishop William T H Anderson of Cincinnati to deliver patriotic address and lecture Monday.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
R. Paul Smith
G. J. Williams
J.paul Wright
I. KE. Moylon
Epworth League
Casper JB. Cline
Dorothy Robb
G. F. Williams
Irene Chapman Goodson
Queen Esther Circle
Catherine Minker
Elm St
Bright Jewels
William TH. Anderson
Cincinnati
King Property Mortgage Sale Realizes 9220
The mortgagee public sale of real estate held at 11 o'clock this morning at the courthouse realized 9220. The property, 145 acres in New Market district with a two story frame dwelling, was sold to Estella Watkins of Kemptown. J Windsor Williams acted as mortgage assignee, with Jacob Rohmack as solicitor and William Darner as auctioneer.
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J. Windsor Williams
Jacob Rohmack
William ©. Darner
Wisconsin Bank Closes Its Doors
The Untog National Bank in Beloit Wisconsin failed to open citing borrowers’ inability to meet debts. The bank’s latest statements show deposits of 750000, assets 875000, capital 50000 and undivided profits 100060, signaling a local financial setback.
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Wisconsin Bank
Associated Preas
Beloit
Wis
National Bank
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