Registration figures show margin shifts since 1926
The September 1930 registration data indicate a Democratic gain of 445 over 1978 and a Republican margin of 659 versus the prior year, with totals showing Democrats and Republicans leading in various counts. Earlier years 1928 and 1926 show different party splits, including 11,885 Republicans and 13,797 Democrats in 1926 and shifts in 1928.
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Avallabie
Mathis
Toubieur
Littin
Socialitz
Gos
Sock J
Corun Given Three Months and Fined in Liquor Case
Howard Corun of Jefferson was found guilty of selling liquor and sentenced to three months in the House of Correction and a $250 fine, with a possible additional three months for nonpayment. Witnesses testified including Darner and others. an appeal by Edgar S. Hargett on drunken driving was dismissed. The docket lists retrials and other cases, with court expected to continue into Friday.
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Frederick Courty Bar Association
Judeges’ Chamber
Howard Corun
Jefferson
Corun
John S. Newman
House of Correction
Jeffersoniv rAdt
Alden Darner
Titers
Darners
Joreph Darner
Darner
Follars
Frack Whiting
Negtotor
Elias Jenkins
Ideferidant
Flord
Aquor
John Robinson
R. L. Humbert
Westminster
Nellie Vessell
Gisorderly House
Trains Collide In City Killing Two Mail Crews
At Vandale Oct 17 two Big Four mail trains head on in the city streets killing two crewmen and injuring several others. Investigators and witnesses prepared to testify as officials reviewed the wrecked coaches and route details.
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Lals
Reac
CH Confers With Dover About Business
Officials from Chicago and Dover discuss ongoing business arrangements and potential collaborations in a private meeting. No final agreement reported.
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DOVER
New York to End Leniency With Rioting Communists
New York October 27 AP report predicts end to leniency toward rioting communists as party candidates face charges. Mayor Walker denounces rioters as a dirty grafters and says orderly protest was offered but blocked by a communist spokesman.
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New York
Walker
Board of Estimates
Labor Wants Beer But No Repeal of Dry Law
AP dispatch reports the American Federation of Labor endorses gradual reform in alcohol policy without repealing the Prohibition era dry law. The stock market section notes a choppy day with mixed price action and occasional declines, while financials show limited gains and renewed calls for policy adjustments.
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LABOR
Thurmont Church Anniversary Plans Elaborate Weeklong Program
Fragmented OCR lists a Thurmont church anniversary events with services by former pastors, weekly gatherings, and evening programs. The schedule mentions Rev. Dr. Chas Superin and Rev. J I Green as speakers, plus E Holder and W F Kober leading sessions through the week at 7:30 PM with choir and pageant elements.
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C. B
Thume
Tream
Chas
Thurmont
J. I Green
Erexia
W. F. Kober Pasion
Jaoge Wels
Explosion Damages Hills Frocks Plant Linked to Hearst Libel Suit
A massive blast at Hills Frocks, Inc. on the eighth floor injured workers amid labor troubles and a strike. Investigators weigh gas ignition versus a labor dispute cause while William Randolph Hearst faces a looming libel case and related legal actions. Police consider whether the explosion originated from gas, with witnesses noting cigarette involvement by a Mexican employee. Hearst’s legal team seeks service validity amid a heated public exchange over charges and brokerage firm correspondence.
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Hills Frocks, Inc
Isis
Randel
See
Pupe Hearst
Letaliy
Cannan
Cannon
Senate
Kable and Co
Key Leaves Justice Department to Join Willebrandt Firm
Sewell E. Key longtime chief of the Justice Department tax division resigns after fifteen years to become an attorney with the firm of Willebrandt Horowitz McCloskey in Washington. Mrs. Willebrandt and partners Frederick Horowitz and P. McCloskey emphasize Key as a Federal tax expert. Key, a Georgetown Law graduate and Fredestes native, will practice at the firm’s Washington offices in the Investment Building.
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Sewell EK. Key
Attornery
Department of Justice
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Los Angeles
Cal
Frederick Horowitz
PN. McClosk Key
Key
Willebrandt
MO Key
Circuit Courts of Appeal
Supreme Court
Mr. Hey
Fredestes
Wiliam Baitell
Georgetown University Law School
Department of Justice Ily
Courts Apartments
Penalties for False Information Cited in Maryland
State authorities act on a News-Post report urging vigorous steps to curb false notices in print. The Crimes and Punishments statute makes deceitful notices in any public press a misdemeanor with up to six months in jail and fines up to five hundred dollars or both.
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Case Informment
Maryland
William M. Storm
News- Post
House of Correction
Maryland's claim to world's smallest town disputed
A fragmented AP wire snippet notes Maryland may claim the world’s smallest town status. It mentions Capt John Wells as a leading figure in the resort town of about 45 residents with several nearby residents and local commissioners managing affairs. The piece references incorporation around 1900 and a few local names, but details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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runtel-on-the-Bay
John Wells
Sutthers
Rebels Claim Capture of Important Railhead
Rebels report the capture of a key railhead at Tsararc, increasing pressure on government forces. The bodies claim victory as movement asserts control of strategic logistics hub amid ongoing clashes.
German debaters 10 to be heard at college
The report describes a German debating group to perform at a college under faculty supervision. Members include Me Schaumann born in East and studying at the University of Berlin, chosen for the International Debating Team in Washington, with interests in philosophy, literature, and journalism.
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Gotok Debane
Copsiare
Anna Grace
Johns Joan
Heirn Elieabeth Strohm
Broomall
Birhen
Bopt
Ant
Athe
Mecki
Munien
Konsletg
Pils
Berlin
Deutsche Studentenschaft
Me Schaumann
Tm East
Urs
Fhi
University of Berlin
Washington
Rayink
Mc Mae Warren
Lancaster
The
Hood Debating Society
Carolyn Brain
Emily Gondt- Lag
Mises Eiuuor Raecht
Catherine Middickauff
Extella Hoff- Man
Della Angsi
Anna Remsen
Dorothea Sprivold
Mises Helen Roberts
Thelma Baughman
Gene Grunden
Catherine Schneblr
Mary Ford Child
Wilson Hudson
Caroline Pinfold
Lydia Caplan
Louise Logan
Edith Lowe
Mildred Halbert
Dorothy Harrington
Three Men Indicted Over Plot To Blow Maryland Tunnel
Three men including Bruce Peck age 26 of Gonill were indicted after a Cumberland grand jury heard evidence from Lt Edward Chapman and others. They were arrested Tuesday in Cumberland and charged with attempting to blow up a western Maryland tunnel. The car used in the alleged plot was damaged.
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Cada Dhe Arte
Ash Jeans
Bruce Peck
Cgonill
Cumberland
Edward Chapman
Chinot Deves J. B. Bond
Cumsdand
McDonald
Bon Int
McDonalds
Aksaurs
Maryland
70 Arrests in Romania Plot Seizes Russian Relations
Police report seventy arrests tied to a plot in Romania, linked to Russian influence and security concerns. Investigators describe a coordinated effort to affect regional stability and property remodeling efforts amid growing tensions.
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Romania
Dr Gurry to Speak at Hood College YWCA Conference
Dr A Bruce Cutty of NYU and Union Theological Seminary will headline Hood College YWCA AL conference October 24 26. He has addressed YWCA events across the US Canada and England and will present Student Jesus and Today essays for Hood delegates. Friday evening sessions begin 8 pm with further talks through Sunday.
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A. Bruce Cutty
New York University
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Hood
United States
Canada
England
Hood College
Jesus
Dr. Curry
Whale
Story
Ssndarym Brodbecz Harl
German Fascists Demand War, Spokesman States
A terse, period‑tone report claims German fascists call for war to secure salvation, denouncing Versailles terms and urging aggressive economic and political measures as public rhetoric intensifies across the regime.
Water Shortage Dams Creek Case Draws Concern
A dam at Creek Dam shows severe water recession with 11.57 acres exposed and mud flats cracked by heat. River intake and reservoir depth drop threaten a city of 15 000, as water shifts from Ox Creek and other sources at night to preserve supply.
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Senta
3 Creek
Jevelas
Ox Creek
Tuscarora
Fishing Creek
Troué
Zi Utding Dam
Howe
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