Parties Claim Victory Ahead of Tuesday Election
Both Democrats and Republicans express strong confidence they will win the Tuesday election in Frederick County. Officials announce strict enforcement of election laws, 100 foot polling-place buffers, and special deputies to oversee polling sites as campaigns highlight experience and integrity of Governor Ritchie, Harry Nice, and local candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Ritchie
Harry W. Nice
Ritchie
E. Austin James
James
Frederick County
Edward J. Smith
Democratic Party
Kir. Radcliffe
O'Conor
Gordy
Young
Nice
Maryland
Joseph D. Baker
Richie
Lewis
Woodward
Sher
Charles W. Crum
Thurmont
Benedict Knott
Martin L. Grushon
Brunswick
Marlowe Thompson
Buckerstown
Lawrence Ingram
Charles W. Harper
Dacksan
Venn Hubert Horne
Shopic
Lewistown
Clyde W. Ecker
Frederick
Chadl
Laurin Welty
Sport Wilson
Clsyton
Charles Burras
Joan W. Miller
Conrad
Ditrow
Jesse
Fernanda Talbert
Middletown
Kester J. Crone
William G. Reeder
Emmitsbury
Weulge Nagle
Lierd G. Ohler
Robert Friz
Hausers
Precinet
Frank Kuhn
Ballenger
George Easterday
Mt. Pleasant
J. Roderick
Catoctin
Sherman Kline
Liberty
Edward Stitely
Woodville
Charles H. Wilson
Tuccarora
Harry Linton
Braddock
George Tritappe
Creagerstown
A. Long
Burkittsville
Earl
The New Deal In Washington 1934 Outlook After Election
Washington November 5 Roosevelt optimistic on New Deal and post election calm. Big business fears Congress yet expects more cooperation. bankers and industrialists may align with Roosevelt for public works funding. Roosevelts push to reduce jitters and boost finance, industry seen as key to recovery, with Donny Richards and Richberg among spokesmen.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
White House
OL Nadi
iMab
Yecasius Liutat
Richberg
House of Morgan
Donny
Capitol Hill
Canariss
New York
Treasury
American Bankers Association
ONG MUST STAND LOCAL MINISTERS TRIAL FOR LIBEL SUIT
Wholesome Pictures reports a libel suit involving local ministers and a campaign linked to Ansell Better Movies. The case centers on ongoing litigation with implications for local cinema relations and press coverage.
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ONG
Ansell Better “Movies
Senator Huey Lang Sued for Libel Immunity Ruling
Washington filed report notes Huey Lang must face a $500 000 libel suit over a Senate speech against Samuel Ansell former Judge Advocate General. The Supreme Court ruled Lang enjoyed immunity as a member of Congress, with case stemming from a February 21 1933 attack on Ansell related to investigations into Senator Overton’s election. The piece also covers Frederick Maryland ministerial union talks urging cooperation to avoid questionable cinema and to boycott dubious titles.
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Washington
Huey P. Lang
Senate
Sharihe Court
Sapstoke
Chas
Congress
Samuel T Ansell
Army
Ansell
John H. Overton
Louisana
Long
District of Columba Supreme Court
Auto Crash Leaves Smith Youth Severely Hurt Near New Market
Q L Smith Jr son of Mrs Elsie Smith of New Market suffered a possibly fractured jaw and severe bruises when his car crossed the highway and crashed into a tree in front of Abram Hemp's home near Jefferson. Awakened by the impact he remained where he was before first aid and later returned home. The wrecked auto was removed this morning.
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von Smith
Elsie Smith
New Market
Abram Hemp
Jefferson
Smith
Steal Money Mortgages And Notes In Firm's Safe
Bel Air Michigan reports a weekend robbery at McComas Brothers hardware in which robbers blew the safe door and took a stack of papers. The firm estimated losses around 400 to 25 000 dollars, including notes mortgages and negotiable instruments. exact cash missing.
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Bel Air
MeComas
Price Sees End Of Campaign Bringing No Political Truce
Byron Price analyzes the end of the campaign, noting bitter exchanges may ease but no political truce emerges. He says Roosevelt’s era shapes Democratic and Republican strategies for 1934, with focus on rebuilding party unity and preparing for presidential year dynamics.
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Price
Red Cross Dinner in Frederick Promises Notable Attendees
About 100 people are expected at the Red Cross meeting and dinner at the Francis Scott Key hotel Thursday evening. National officials including J Mackyn Heckman of Washington and Judge John Burton B Payne will send greetings via NBC and Tokyo broadcasts. Secretary Cordell Hull will address Junior Red Cross members nationwide Thursday morning. Local officials and county committee members will participate, with the event funded by subscriptions and led by Edward S. Delaplaine and Mrs. McBride.
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Red Cross
Francis Scott Rey
Frederick
J. Macksyn Heckoan
American Red Cross
Washington
Teckman
John Burton B Payne
League of Red Cross
Japan
Payne
Tokyo
America
National Broadcasting Company
Cordell Hull
Columbia
Benjamin FB. Rowenstock
Frederick Bar
Dudge Russell B. Lighter
Jon
Edward 8. Delaplaine
Edgar Ti. McBride
Andrew Oa. Annan
Emmmitsburg
Lied C. Culter
Culter
Margaret Lewh
Maryland
McBride
Tickela
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Phillip Werthelner
Ross Hunt
James H. Harris
Ernest C. Webb
Thelma Culler
Andrew A. Annan
Emmitsburg
A. W. Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Williams. Oberlander
Braddock Helpts
Stocks Willing But Lacking in Courage
New York reports stocks showing initial vigor but lacking conviction as news remained thin. After an active open, volume dwindled and pivotal issues stayed in a narrow range. Grains cotton and rubber drifted lower while bonds stayed quiet and irregular. call money rose to 1 percent. pound sterling opened at 84.98.
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New York
Chichester Death Struck by Heart Attack in Washington
William S. Chichester of Aguasco Prince Georges county died Sunday in Washington from a heart attack while returning from a motor trip to Warrenton Virginia. He was 74 and left a sister Mrs Emily Compton of Washington and several children. Funeral services scheduled Tuesday at 3 PM at St. James Church followed by interment in Southern Maryland arrangements.
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William S. Chichester
Aguasco
Prince George's County
Washington, Pa
Warrenton
Petrr W. Chickts
Joe
Washington
Emily Compton
Peter W. Chichester
W. S. B. Chichester
FS. Chichester
George Turner
Marjorie Chichester
F. ©.Herbert
Maryland
Refuses U S Warships Visitation Across Pacific Islands
Geneva November 5 AP The League mandate commission heard reports that United States warships were refused access to former German islands under Japanese mandate amid Japan resigning from the League of Nations. Officials said Japan may be building naval bases on those lands. The report notes a potential boost in farm purchasing power for the first half of 1935 as prices of woods for family use stabilize and incomes rise.
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Geneva
Bureau of Agricultural Making
Hvs
Asher Woods
Rpart
Four Dead and One Injured in Train Collision
A collision between a double articulated freight train and a single locomotive on the Bos and Mane Railroad killed four crew members and seriously injured none. The wreck trapped several engineers and an unidentified woman, with rescue efforts ongoing.
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Chinton
Atamon Berek
Bos
Mane
Logamiaites
den Reid
Pour
Oman
Une
New York Milk Control Upheld by Court
New York milk control was upheld by a court ruling affecting candidates and board appointments. The article notes candidates for the State Senate and county positions including Roe D. Hagner and Joan B. Daamond, with references to officials and local implications.
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New York
Camerion Rock
Biedayn
Damoe
State Senate
Roe D. Hagner
Joan B. Daamond
Donortvale
Board of County Conscuontrs
Warms Pleads Not Guilty At Hearing
New York dispatch reports Warms pleads not guilty at a hearing on charges related to alleged protection violations and duties as inspectors for the Steamboat Inspection Service. Authorities will determine if licenses should be suspended or revoked.
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Warms
New York
William F
New Jersey
Taloe
Steamboat Inspection Service
U. S. Department of Commerce
Insull finishes testimony in Chicago defense case
In Chicago on November 5 Samuel Insull finished his testimony as a defense witness in a mail fraud case before Federal Judge James H Wilkerton. Prosecutor Leslie E Salter questioned him during a brief appearance. Insull’s lawyer questioned key points as the defense strategy continued.immungen
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Insull
Chicago
Samuel Tsu
James H. Wilkerton
Leslie E Salter
Tinsull
Aince Tasull
30 Million Will Vote In Tuesday Elections In U S
Washington and forecast predictions say about 30 million Americans will vote in Tuesday’s off year elections. Republicans hope to limit Democratic gains while weather forecasters expect generally fair and warm conditions on Election Day with rain in the Ohio Valley and Northeast later today.
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U. S
Washueton
Cunuwlko
Stiras
Democrats Samaraw
Democratic Party
Penerat
le Aitheneh
Ey cdl
Howe
Congress
Gayves
Washington
Co. L. Mitehill
Mississippi River
Ohio Valley
Will of Mrs Laura Devilbiss endows church and relatives
The will probated for the late Mrs Laura Devilbiss of near Emmitsburg directs bequests to several institutions and nieces. $500 is placed in trust at Emmitsburg Savings Bank for Tom's Creek Methodist Episcopal Church to fund the pastor's salary. If church dissolves, funds go to Strawbridge Home for Boys. Strawbridge receives $1,000. Other gifts include $500 to Anna Stonesifer, $500 to Carte Stonesifer, $100 to Mountain View Cemetery, and specific items to Helen Ohler and Emma Ohler. Residue to Annie Ohler, Emma Ohler, and Helen Ohler as recipients. Executors named without bond. will dated January 1926.
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Laura ¥. Devilbiss
Emmitsburg
Strawbridge
Carrot County
Anna Riker Stonesifer
Carte Stonesifer
Mountain View Cemetery
Emnitsburg
Helen Ohler
Emma Ohler
Helen Onier
Annie Ohler
Helen Obler
Testatrix
Sherman PB. Bowers
Grarson Palmer
Farm sale of late Verta Moller lands in Middie town
The sixty acre farm of the late Verta Moller on a BAAS LP court hose was sold Saturday by Jal F Main and Della B Main for 7930 dollars. The improved property includes a house, barn and other buildings. Parsons Newman was exterior and Ev in W Null was auctioneer.
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Moller Farm
iSdeacre
Verta Moier
BAAS
Jal F. Main
Della B. Main
Middie
Town
Parsons Newman
Evin W. Null
Weather Today Notable Rainfall and Temperatures
Weather report shows 82 inches of precipitation in the last 24 hours ending yesterday. High and low temperatures not clearly stated. last night low around 142. The text is garbled with unreadable figures. Sunrise at 6 43 am, sunset at 4 24 pm. Moonrise 6 12 pm.
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