New Deal Leads Kentucky in Off Year Vote Fight
The report notes A B Chandler leading in Kentucky for governor with 102700 to 10383 votes from 708 precincts as prohibition and pension measures show momentum. Nationally Republicans claim gains in New York and New Jersey while Roosevelt accepts results with focus on foreign affairs.
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Breas
Dows
Gracy
A. B
Chandler
Maat
Menuuiay
Ruby Laffoon
Chander
Laffoon
King Brope
Kentucky
New York
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Republican National Committee
Charman James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Keusrvelt
Local Social Roundup From Sykesville Area
Community notes list visits and guests across Sykesville and Mt. Airy including Gosnells Basemans and Peno families. Many Baltimore and Towson visitors attend family events, weddings, and church activities with dozens of local residents noted.
Helena Quake Wrecks City Half Population Flee
The Helena earthquake on October 12 devastated the Montana capital causing collapsed walls and a huge crater. Debris filled streets as residents fled, with about half of the city’s 14 000 people affected or displaced.
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Ove Fog Nee
Vas Jentes
Bat Nate
Helena Mont
Debra
France Threatens To File For Presidency In Primary Fight
Former Senator Joseph France signals opposition to Hoover or Fish entering the Republican presidential primaries. He may withdraw to support a Theodore Roosevelt style candidate, asserting he will oppose any candidate not aligned with Roosevelt ideals. He warned if Hoover or Fish file he will oppose them.
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Pom
Joseph France
Actiad
Theodore Roosevelt
France
Hamition Fishter
Herbert ‘Hoover
Hoover
Prankce
Nice
Fish
Supper Guests Visit Emmitsburg Household
Emmitsburg residents hosted by Mrs M D Norris at Eldersburg welcomed guests after visits to Mt. Marys and Western Maryland.
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Everett Webster
Howard Lynch
Thelma Brannon
Howard
Glass
Northern Parkway
Calvin P. Benny
Albert Kelly
Oakland Road
Walter M. Shipley
Charles William
Shipley
Jacob Basler
Rockland
Apent
J. Marion Harris
Robert Karrie
Bovey Morris
Bully
Melville
Baltimore
Betelle Willams
Misa May Russell
William
Bill[ton Norris
Emmitsburg
Mt Bt Marys
Maryland
M D Norris
Eldersburg
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NEW Deal
Roosevelt
Sykesville
Bykenville
Alton Gosnell
Kenneth
Milton Peno
Mt. Airy
George P Baseman
Frank Williams
Taneytown
H. J Merceron
John McDonald
Olney Inn
Mary Dorsey Parlett
Cerard Kirby
May Russell
Mary's Caunty
Estelle Williams
John Williams
Liberty Road
Edwand Catling
Daugher Mase
Bere Gating
Cacrist
Laytonsville
Bes
Henrietta Riggs
Thomas Walter Stewart
Grenwood
Howard County
Olney
Thomas FL. Opie
St Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Stewart
South
Jonathan Dorney
Berrett
Wilain Brandenburg
Leonard Webb
Edina
May
Margaret
George Dilworth
William B Welling
Cis
Hannabel
Mary Rachel
James Henry
Annapolis
Billy Welling
John's College
Alvin Burns
University Hospital
Queete
Wallace Bascom J
Baby
George Gardner
RK. Keaneth Bates
Marrettsville
Bennett Gates
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Fire Company
Hallowe'en
Wiliam M. Jones
Charles Bohls, Jr
George DeVriea
Freedom
Charles B. Brown
Margaret Ruth
Elmer Sipes
Dolores
Alvin Lelshear
Helena
Will Eeter
Heser UF Fisk
Lovelisridle Lotitiane
Loveiissue
Stesfan
Ruerdae
W OS Shamakee Aséons
Milford
Menpesa Ligura Stioga
Myalusihe
Man A Snoots
Edna and
Alma Burkttrarile
Anné Eddine
Mra
Starey
Brutowik
Min France
Ofao
TC Orrusort
Presy
Ans Taylor
Washington
Healnt
A B
Raymond Frye
Tion
London
George Grubb
Prederice City Hospital
A W Brown
Allen
Thomas Werner
Maxiné Brown
Mra Keifer
Hagerstown
Mises
Potterfeld
Mim Fannie Grove
Middle
Gety Daraing
GT Grove
TM Ra Et Trove Papess Cas Syndale
Margaret Grove
Harrisonburd State College
Quanticomas & Auest
HC Frye
A. En Brown
Margaret Souder
Wauiie Brown
Frederick
Capudine
Rodney Dutcher
Nason
Crisco
Asaray
Best Franks
Esseay
Mazola
Esgray
Ottle
Star Soda Crackers
LE Pre
McCormick
Phillips Delicious
B. C. Ritz
King Syrup
Lux
Wood
G.L. Dandy Oyster Crackers
Bottll
Kellogg’s All Bran
Rave Capen
Chase and
Sanborn
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