Ritchie Leads By 15 000 With Half Of State Reported
Across Frederick county with only half the precincts tallied, Harry W. Nice leads Gov. Ritchie while other Democratic ticket candidates maintain large majorities. Early counts show Lewis ahead in Congress and Woodward leading for County Associate Judge, with Hiltner sweeping the sheriff race. Bucking party trends, Republicans suffer narrow losses as Democrats show strength in county totals.
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Ritchie
Woodward, Hiltner, Etchison and
Bowers
Marins
James A. Couns
Gavin Ui
Goura
Herbert FR. O’conor
Ateking
Lewis
Zihlman
David J. Lewis
Rederick N. Zintman
Charles W. Woodward
Barnard Welsh
Montgomery County
Woodward
H. Dorsey Etchison
Harry W. LeGore
General Assembly
John A. Engle
Joseph B. Payne
John B. Funk
Winziers
Hiltner
Maryland returns show Ritchie leads governor race with 163 340
The bulletin from The Associated Press reports results from 964 of 1559 Maryland precincts. Ritchie has 163 340 votes for governor, Nice 146 rei. Senator Radcliffe leads with 166 811 votes and France 111 863.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Ritchie
Nice
Rei
Radcliffe
France
Hamammit Returned to Frederick Jail After Baltimore Transfer
William Carter recants part of his confession tying Mahammitt to the Baker Park attack on Halloween night. Mahammitt, a local Negro, is brought back from Baltimore to Frederick jail as authorities press assault with intent charges and expect Carter to stand trial, with grand jury timing and state officials not yet reachable for confirmation.
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Geraldine
William Carter
William James Mahammitt
Baltimore
Frederick
Carter
Mahammitt
Baker Park Hallowe'en
Polce
Allen Barigis
Aton
Charles W. Crum
Walter E. Sinn
Grand Jury
jTigan
Reelection of Lewis Likely
Baltimore November 7 AP David J Lewis Democratic incumbent in the House from western Maryland led former representative F N Zihlman Republican as returns came in From 73 of the Sixth Districts 224 precincts Lewis led 10955 to 10375 Half the Frederick county returns gave Lewis a 1000 vote edge With full counts expected to widen the lead to about 1300 Lewis appeared headed for a safe majority Output from Alleghany Garrett and Washington counties suggested Zihlman would gain in those counties offset by Lewis margins in Frederick and Washington counties and a strong Democratic Montgomery county would push the incumbent through with a safe margin
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Frederick County
New Today
Harry W. Nice
Ritchie
Me. Nice
Nice
Ders
Joan Hershberger
West of
Register of Wills
Leslie W. Gaver
Sherman P. Bowers
Walter E. Sinn
Bower
Eli G. Haugh
Amon Buree
Wt. U
Grant Hooper
Wine
Councy
Samuel A. Grees
Orphans Court
John 5. Renn
Oscar A. Brandenburg
Jesse S. Renner
Thomas A. Chepline
George S. Allnutt
Por
U. Sains
Adam
Frederick
Watgreac
Baltimore
David J. Lewis
House of Representatives
Maryland
Frederick N. Zihlman
Lewis
Zihlman
Vane Ga Miyake Ue Ee
F. N. Zihlman
Alleegany
Garrett County
Zihman
Washington County
Washington
Zinlman
Garrett
Allerany
Montgomery County
Macsland
Rilchie
Glin
Marry W. Nice
GAZ
Rade
Prence
Dicky Mainz
Unmane
Son
Marysand
T. Alen Galdsborough
Wiliam P. Cole
Vincent L. Palminsany
Ambrose J. Kennedy
Stephen W. Gambeill
Gordy
Adkins
Republis
Democrats Seem To Hold 3 To 1 House Majority
Washington dispatch reports Democrats likely to hold a three to one edge in the 74th Congress as results from the election push totals to 230 Democrats against 68 Republicans. With 309 Democrats and 114 Republicans seated before, nine other seats and vacancies shape the current balance.
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Washington
Iimn
House
Morro Castle Fire Likely Unsolved Findings Report
AP dispatch notes the Morro Castle disaster may remain unsolved as investigators point to rapid fire spread, delayed alarms, and communication lapses. The commission cites failures to mark hazards and SOS delays, with no conclusive evidence of arson and no clear cause identified.
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Morro Castle
Wington
Morro Castle SelMody Cas
Stramboat
Hoover
Sf Sign Speciers
New York
Market calm as election returns trickle in
New York reports a calm market after the sweeping victory of the new deal. Prices drifted slightly lower at first, then steadied toward mid day as buying appeared in some shares, metals, and operations. By early afternoon the list was irregular with call money at one percent and the pound sterling opening at 5.00 per dollar.
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New York
Ike Alen
Democrats Secure Over Two-Thirds Senate Majority
Washington November 7 AP Democrats surged to a sweeping victory in off year elections, boosting Roosevelt benefits and signaling gains in the Senate, House, and governorships. Guffey leads Reed in Pennsylvania as Democratic wave reshapes political margins nationwide.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Auto Crash Damages Vehicles In East Second Chapel Junction
One man injured with cuts to the left leg and face when Roy Linton of Yellow Springs drove west on Sérand street and collided with a northbound garbage truck driven by Edwin Masser at East Second Street and Chapel Alley. Linton’s car swerved, struck the truck, damaged the windshield and running board, broke a wheel, and forced a stop. Masser and companion Clarence Ambrose were unharmed. George Hoffman investigated and withheld charges as the drivers settled the damage between themselves.
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Second Street
Chapel Alley
Roy Linton
Yellow Springs
Sérand
Edwin Masser
Masser
Clarence Ambrose
Linton
Kidnapper Robson Named in June Robles Case
The Department of Justice announced Oscar Robson of Tucson is the kidnapper of 1-year-old June Robles. A federal complaint charges him with mailing extortion letters demanding 15000 dollars. The child was found buried in a desert wire cage but returned alive to her home.
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Washington
Department of Justice
RRS
Egestas Gad Tatten
Can
Tody
Oscar
Buster” Robson
United States Attorney of
Phoenix
Arix
June Robles
Robson
Tucson
Ariz
Kansas Only State to Vote Day on Tuesday
A garbled foreign text passage claims Kansas is the only state to vote on Tuesday with scattered mentions of 1938 and references to Idaho Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming. The readable content is fragmented, providing no clear events or outcomes.
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Kansas
Tae
Tao
Reptal
Idaho
Nebraska
South
Roosevelt Happy Gives Public Affairs Attention
Roosevelt, happy with the results, turned full attention to public affairs. He commented on election returns and planned to return to Washington tonight, remaining upbeat about national results as Postmaster General noted strong nationwide figures.
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Roosevelt
Ublic Affairs
Hirde Park
N.Y
Rooseved
Tesa
Armistice Parade Plans For November 11 and 12
Armistice Day observances planned with church services on Sunday and a Monday parade starting mid afternoon. Bells to ring at 1:00 PM Sunday in memory of the 1918 signing, ministers to speak on the occasion. Parade at 1:30 PM or 1:45 PM Monday with many groups expected to participate and storefronts asked to close at noon. Allen Bennett named celebration general chairman.
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Franca Scot Key Pass
Lemon
Colrches
Ask Hhants
Allen ¥. Bennett
Democrats win two-thirds Senate majority in landmark shift
The Associated Press reports the Democrats secure a two-thirds Senate majority for the first time since the party’s rise before the Civil War. Wyo ming and Nebraska selections push the parity to 66, with only four Republicans clearly elected in the landslide. California Delaware Vermont Michigan Maine elect Republican, leaving Republicans at 27 seats as Democrats capture eight Republican seats.
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Associated Press
Senate
Wyoming
Nebraska
California
Delaware
Vermont
Michigan
Maine
Sinclair bid with his epic plan rebuffed in California
San Francisco reports that Sinclair, a former Socialist who won the Democratic nomination, conceded defeat to Governor Merriam. Sinclair hinted at a recall movement and accused President Roosevelt of broadcasting a production for use plan, though Roosevelt took no active part in the California campaign.
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San Francisco
Upton Sinclai
California
Sintan Ak Vorth
Roosevelt
Fall Wedding Today at 4 at Evangelical Lutheran Church
The marriage of Miss Margaret Elizabeth Dutrow and Mr. Ellas Beeson Ramsburg Jr. will be performed at 4 PM in the Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev. Dr. Amos John Traver officiating. Attendants include Miss Dorothy Virginia Dutrow as maid of honor. gowns feature white satin, bronzed green velvet, and orchid sashes. A reception at the brides’ home will follow. approximately 150 guests expected.
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Margaret Elizabethy Dutrow
Daniel T. Dutrow
Ellas Beeson Raimsburg, Jr
Ellas Beeson Ramsburg
Frederick
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Giver
Rabsay
Dorothy Virginia Dutrow
Beth Cates
Washington
New Deal in Washington and PWA Labor Clash
Baltimore reports election returns show Governor Ritchie leading in Maryland with 15 934 vote margin, while Tid precinct results place Democrat candidates ahead. nationwide labor tensions rise as Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co considers closing Cleveland stores to pressure unions.
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Ay Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Cleveland
Adrawal
National Labor Relations Board
Hartford
Ralph Lind
Cleveland Regional Labor Board
Fall Rally Planned by Carroll Lutheran Mission Societies
A fall rally for the Wee Wee Missionary Societies of Carroll County Lutheran churches will be held Tuesday at Athens Jamin's Krider's Lutheran Church near Westminster. Lutheran women from Frederick and Carroll counties will attend. Mrs. George H. Seiler presides. Morning devotionals led by Mrs. William Nail. Various reports and an address by Mrs. Jameson. Soup and coffee served. Afternoon program led by Mrs. Jameson with address by Mrs. Dawneson. Tobler.
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Missionary Societies
Carroll County
Athensjamin
Krider
Weetminster
Xill
Frederick
Carroll Counties
George H. Seiler
Jefferson
Women's Missionary Societies of the Middle Conference
WIM
Wiliam Nail
J. E. Macs Donald
Hose Teas Church
Francis Elliot
Tanseytown
de Lawing
Margaret Nulton
Taneytown
Magaznes
W. E Saltzziver
Silver Run
Lterature
Calvin Schildeknecht
Missionary Study
Ray Maxwell
Emmitsburg
Lowell Birmely
Union Bridge
India Lace
A. Hym Macraigion
Fredericx
Snank
Me T. Birely
Middleburg
Myrtle Shaft
Ita
In Memoriam
Luia Hartman
Middletown
Profezers
Charles Arnold
Westminster
Statar
A. J Traver
Fredowex
Virgil W. Doub
Mididieoin
Salzgiver
Carroll
Rail
Avnesoora
Weather data fragment for November 1924 report
Partial weather notes show temperatures around 74 hours ending end of November. Mentions high and low readings, sunrise and sunset, moon data, and possible precipitation. Details garbled but indicates a mid November pattern with reported highs near 88 and lows around 43.
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Hahammit
Frederick, Washington
Montgomery Counties
Joseph F. Guffeye
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Reed
Philadelpha
Joseph F. Guffey
David A Reed
United States
George Earle
William A. Srlinader
Pinocho
Secretary of Internal Affairs and
Superior Court
Schnader
Tal
Tchak Pall
Tauun Uullids
Tuy Ofc
Tisint
Sus
Aed
George Hoffman
T Homeselves
Heldas
Robles
Democrats
Lutheran Church
Plover
Duke
PWA
Kingsford-Smith
Fuji Islands
Hawaii
William Atherton Dupuy
Artic Circle
Alaska
Hawai
Pacific
Arctic
Green Wood Cquity
S. G
Duke Power Co
James Duke
Doris Duke
Duke Power
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Ickes
Duke Pow+ ‘er Co
Ent
NEA Service
Tne
Citiens of
Mexico
Port Deposit
Joseph J. France
George L. Radcliffe
New York City
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