Governors Day at Fair Opens Busy Week at State Fair
Governor Albert C. hie welcomed attendees as Governor's Day kicked off the annual fair. Reserved seating sold briskly with many boxes claimed by families and friends. Racing previews note strong entries and a new starter will be used for the first time in the fair's half mile oval. Directors report high interest in livestock classes and early inquiries suggest a stronger showing than last year. Mrs Charles R Coleman Sr of Frederick celebrated her 63rd birthday with family visiting from Annapolis and Washington.
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Guy Ewer
Albert C.hie
Beata
Holmes D. Baker
H. Jewett Orth
Jam- Loyd C. Culler
Ames H. Conley
James H. Cramer
Guy EK. Motter
Cyrus Gambrill
Jem
Ira J. McCurdy
Daniel Wight
Familly
Hip Wertheimer
Benjamin B. Roastock
Charles
H. H. Hopkins
Reading
Allentown
John L. Shaw
Catte
Slain in Cuba: First American Victim Named
The first American casualty in the Cuba conflict is identified as 55 year old Robert Lotspeich of London. He was fatally struck by a stray bullet while leaning over a building terrace to watch the fighting. The report notes the civil warfare erupting across the island.
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Robert Lotspiech
London
Lotspeich
Ticklish Grand Slam South Contract Problem Defense
North opens three no trump after East's low club. West wins with ace and leads back a club to North. North ducks the diamond to the ace and returns the jack. West must decide whether to cover the jack or not. East holds king jack ten seven six three. West holds ace ten eight five and queen ten? The line asks if West should cover the jack to set up defense.
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North
East
AZ Watin
Bridge bidding puzzle from McKenney article prompts seven spades
A historical bridge problem from WM. F. McKenney discusses complex bidding where South passes, West overcalls, and East seeks to show club solidity. The analysis notes grand slam risk with both sides holding long suits and honors, concluding seven spades can be reached with precise signaling and support, though few achieved it at the New York event.
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WM. F. McKenney
American Bridge League Tt
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New York
Central
North
Perkins backs AFL call for stronger labor terms
In Washington on Oct 4 William Green of the AFL pressed for shorter hours and higher minimum wages beyond NRA codes. Secretary Frances Perkins, at the AFL convention before 1500 delegates, voiced support for strengthening organized labor and urged continuing progress.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Frances Per
King
Federation
Organized Labor
Lineman Dies After Pole Accident in Weetalmnaster
William C. Hooper, 28, a lineman, fell from a utility pole and died on the street three hours later after workers had climbed the pole and lowered him. Resuscitation attempts using apparatus from Raisierstown failed to revive him.
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Weetalmnaster
Wilam C. Hooper
Ineman
Hooper
Raisierstown
Le Grange Duo to Perform at New Market School Auditorium
The New Market Homemaker's Club sponsors a novelty musical program by the Le Grange Duo at the New Market School auditorium Friday evening at 6 o'clock.
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New Market Homemaker’s Club
Carter's Liver Pills Ad Promises Recovery of Personal Charm
A vintage advertisement claims Carter's Liver Pills remove decay and foul taste from the body, restoring personal charm to attract men. It touts mild vegetable extracts, avoiding calomel, with a 25 cent price and a disclaimer to ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by name.
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Carter
Cme
Made Millions On Si0uk Caused $24,000 Losses
Washington reports Dillon Read and Co partners earned millions from fines of private stock in investment trusts. Testimony before the bank committee quoted Guilford Cushing and Ferdinand Pecora noting $8,543,000 earned in 1928 for stock costing $24,000 or less per share in 1934. Robert E. Chr ful testified that the co owners traded at inflated prices, with Dominick and Dominick brokers adding vast holdings above market.
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Immt Trust
Wigan
Sares
Foreign Securities Investment Trust
Gourens
Robert E. Chr
Encare
Chelatie
Poors
Dominick and
Dominick
Reunion service marks Richard family gathering in Virginia
A memorial of the Richard family reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs F W Beatty in Letensville Virginia. Short services included a dinner with old family Bible once used by the parents of the deceased Richard family. The program featured readings by Rev NM G Richand and Rev R K Richard and an invocation by Dr W L A Wadeshuy. Resolutions were read. Attending were Rev M G Richard Colindale Pa Mr and Mrs H M Augendaugh Chambersburg Pa Rev and Mrs L H Richard West Palm Beach FL.
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R. KR. Richard
M. G. Richard Colindale
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H. M Augendaugh
Chambersburg
Pas
L. H. Richard
West Palm
Fragmentary Notice of Local Names and Addresses
Fragmentary OCR lists several names and relations including A. A. Geatty and daughter Bete Waile in Baltimore, Rev. and Be, B.S. Keller and lchard and son Burton, Hagerstown, sisters Vers Juanie and Gubslan, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Beatty, with unclear surrounding text.
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Baltimere
B.S. Keller
Lchard
Burton
Hagerstown
Isisters
Vers
Juanie
Gubslan
H. W. Beatty
Alse
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