Canvass of Vote Finishes in County Election
The county board completed the official canvass with little change in totals. Roosevelt led nationally with 1204 votes to Landon 9400. local results showed Roosevelts YO, RS8 and Landons 97. House and Senate contests shifted slightly, judiciary amendment lost, governor power amendment won by 5 435 to 2 483, and banking amendment passed 4 959 to 3 352. Total ballots 21 047, turnout 90.2 percent of 24 004 registered. no rejected ballots except a few scattered.
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Ponterick
Board of Fiechon Siperiwrr
Sheh Jadietat
D. Roosevelt
Erminty
Landon
Roosevelt
David
Lewis
Harry WW. Lehre
Canis
Lea Sd
Tee
Fettle
Sane
Tecume
Charlam Houck, Jr
Deeph Hoar
Jatee
Ineereqeed
Ml Sacandes
General Assembly
Holdern
Cnjoy
Edna P. Payne
Anne Aruntiel County
Frederick County
William DB. Cutshaw
William J. Grove
Payne
Henry L. Duer
Elmer W. Sterling
Willam
Wode
John P. Treide
Wetley & Hanna
Robert V. Cooksey
Catshall
W. Preston Lane
John Bo A Wheldls
Marry Aa. Cantuel
Joseph P. Heart
James Cadden
Wilmer C. Carter
John T. Tormoilan
Grove
Fta
Presidential Electors Count and Local Election Notes
The unofficial count shows nine votes for AN Mecho Ya Tato and related details on electors and party slates. The official canvass completed after 4 p.m. in the Beapiea courtroan. precincts unchanged except Walkers Ville judgeship result. A night session cleaned up election odds and ends and telegrams followed from Congressman Dewis to LeGore.
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Wat Ff
Nera
Parte Vate
Merle “Boyer
Roots
Can- Ree
Ustig
Yagdetlek
Ear Hero der Coy
Noreman ‘Thomas
Socialbet
John Aiken
Labor
Nordhiam
J Morton
Laadete Ceser
Alexander Boone
Owar Habovsky
Alexander Sylvester
Tyadore Sateruebon
Uarry Isaak
Walter Petruski
Socratic
Broaday Michell
William A Toe
Mary J Miller
David Ryman
Charles Bernstein
Walkers Ville
Beapiea Courtroan
Hunter
Carl L. Cushall
Senac Go Walty
Harry C. Oubert
Hewis
LeGore Benatar LeGore
Dewis
LeGor
Lewis
Elyel
Shipping strike threatens U S ports and fuel crisis
San Francisco dispatch reports a worsening ship strike with unions, mob intimidation alleged, and calls for Presidential intervention. Amid blockade fears, seamen and port workers in Boston, New Orleans, Galveston, and Alaska push protests. Five steamer lines bid high passenger fares as alien crews face bans. telegrams flood the White House as investigators probe the conflict. Four men die in a warehouse fire at a Wilding materials plant. one body unidentifiable and officers missing.
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San Francisco
Calif
New York
Ther
Stip Pastners
Seamen's Union
Insurgenta
Boston
Tooleety
Galveston
New Orleans
Ha~walt
Chematni
Alaska
White House
Washington
Senator LeCore Applauds Campaign Efforts After Congress Bid
In a Thursday statement Senator LeCore praised his supporters and associates for their efforts during his campaign for Congress. He described the collaboration as cordial and thanked volunteers for their work.
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LeCore
Congress
Roosevelt Looks to Next 4 Years Amid Debates
United States voters consider President Roosevelt’s anticipated second term and the Democratic platform as it addresses unemployment relief and economic recovery. Analysts expect the administration to push a New Deal agenda with Emergency relief measures while Congress debates policy directions and party alignments in the looming inauguration.
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Washington
Rowneselt
Nila
Reemle
Tim
Tamparros
Towevelta
Qunavras
I Toquirera
Cana Espeerhea
Fragmentary note on sewer ditch progress under own power
The fragment suggests a scene in a soft sewer ditch where someone or something finally proceeds under its own power, though details and subject are unclear. No names or dates are readable. The text implies movement or advancement within a trench or conduit context.
Traffic jam blocks Trafle road after large crowd
A large crowd gathered near Trafle caused a major traffic jam and impeded passage. Police directed vehicles as officials worked to clear the area and restore normal flow. Minor delays were reported across surrounding streets.
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Beth
Brunswick
Wey
Cline & Son
Potte
Trewevelt
Lendon
Honolu
Tenis
Wilding Material Company
van Pecaveret
Alortly
NRA
Hendrickson
Candiewicks
Svat’e Govermmenta
Tarh Watt Lproper
Btuckes Bros
Hage Erstaan Haltimo
Georges Creek
Everett V. Hone
Iddirton
East Patrick St
Frederick, Mo
Trafle
C. C. Carty, Inc
East Patrick
Frederick, Md
North Market ST
Sisea
Children
E.Z
Princess
Sivent
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