06 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1930
Page
1
A city election markedly shaped the local outcome while the state hunting season opened Monday morning. The report notes a 1,590 tally affecting nearby results and reflects the poll’s impact on the community.
Frederick city and county voters weighed in on state and local races with Willard and Newman competing for County offices. Republicans secured key statewide support as Democrats suffered several losses in Frederick with Chapline leading county tallies and notable margins for council and judge candidates.
State game warden EL Lee LeCompte notes upland game is abundant where cover remains after fires but drought in 1930 concentrates game, urging hunters to avoid fires and to obey seasons and bag limits for squirrel dove quail pheasant ruffed grouse woodcock and turkey across Allegany Garrett and Washington counties plus statewide restrictions and permit details.
A reception is planned in the Sunday School room for the Reverend and Mrs De, hosted by the church community. Invitations have been extended to attending members and relatives.
Frederick County results show Judge Willard with a 410 vote margin. In Montgomery County Ritchie led for governor by 47 votes while other county contests favored Republicans. Total ballots in Frederick and Montgomery were similar in count.
The article notes the appointment and terms of county officials, including McCardell’s Legislative role, new Board of County Commissioners and Register of Wills, with terms starting December 1. It mentions Woodcock’s call back from San Francisco and ongoing Justice Department consultations involving President Hoover and Attorney General Mitchell.
Miss Pearson announces dates and places for the Frederick County Federation of Women’s Clubs training sessions with 70 000 hearing on schedule. Representatives from Buckeystown Point of Rocks Adamstown New Market Hyattsville Pleasant Grove Kemptown Trappe Pleasant Middletown Braddock Merryland Tract and Jefferson clubs will attend. A meat demonstration by Miss Margaret McPhee at West Patrick Street Edison building drew 128 attendees and another session on Christmas cookies and candies is planned. The Baltimore election results show Governor re elected to a fourth term with Democrats winning most state offices.
Millfield Ohio November 6 AP The No 6 mine of the Sunday Creek Coal Co brought to the surface the 76th and final body of men killed in an explosion and fire late yesterday. Rescue workers and company officials fear the total may rise due to the 18 men who escaped and remained in gas filled areas overnight. The dead appeared discolored from the toxic conditions.
A man shoots his wife, Mrs. A B Pusces, and then fatally shoots himself, according to police reports. The incident occurred after a domestic disturbance prompting the taxi driver to intervene and fatally shoot the man before turning the gun on himself.
The Hanover and Record-Herald announce their final publication run after years of circulations. The brief notice notes changes in the newspaper market with shifting sections and operations, reflecting broader industry challenges and reorganization.
Fragmentary text notes voting at a public service in Frederick District. Mentions wealth and swth of man repents upon te planed in Character with unclear details. Contains garbled phrases and lacks clear names or dates to specify an event or outcome.
The Democratic National Committee reports potential gains in Minnesota and Kentucky may shift the Senate balance. Republicans hold the House at 217 to 213 with four doubtfully seated seats and one Farmer-Labor member. If Democrats win both unsettled seats they could reach 49 to 47, with Farmer-Labor at 1.
Greenville Tennessee November 6 O B Lovette the First District representative and independent Republican said he will align with the Republicans on the House organization if the Republicans join him. He frames his stance as conditional on GOP support for his position in the chamber.
Three women were taken to Frederick City Hospital after a collision on the National Highway about five miles east of Frederick. Miss Rose Wolluse and Mrs. Florence Horseman suffered minor injuries, with a scalp wound noted on one. Fan nin Robertson and Fanin Robertson, both described as colored, sustained cuts to leg and lip. The Buick driven by Herman Riser of Baltimore collided with a Hudson coach driven by Charles Hutcherson. Deputy Sheriff William F Steiner investigated and court action was set for Friday night.
Fragmentary Agnes Schall election safe note appears from Dakota report. Names such as Rudy May, Bruce, and Clarence Tobery are mentioned amid a birthday social and Fat Tuesday music event.
Austin Cooper an 18 year old Brunswick Boy Scout will become the third Frederick County Eagle Scout with a gold badge pinned on his uniform by his mother at a Friday night court of honor in this city The ceremony at St John Parochial School includes a banquet for Scoutmasters officers and leaders District of Columbia Council Executive Linn Drake will give the main address Rev Dr Charles Webler presides Two gold eagle palms will be awarded to William J McDaniels and William Career Sos Other Scouts James S Poteet Onis Anderson David Garber and Philip Elleshen receive merit recognition The event also notes public service and fundraising efforts tied to a local headquarters and meals program.
A garbled dispatch reports Republicans elect Gever Teurka in Kansas with unclear name spellings. It references an election for governor and mentions Harry H. Woodring as a leading figure, noting a statewide race outcome amid distorted OCR text.
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