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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
8
Wiss Mi Hale, executive secretary, spoke as speaker at Hood a deer social gathering. the group supports educational standards focusing on college women and educators of children. Miss Rankin from Washington discussed an international convention in Boston scheduled for April 11.
Baltimore Oct 16 William Preston Game Jr of Hagerstown a lawyer banker and publisher was unanimously chosen as the Democratic nominee for attorney general at a meeting here. Lane pledged full support for the state ticket and a vigorous campaign. He is the second Washington County attorney general hopeful in a decade following 1919 nominee Emmandier Armstrong.
The article notes that the storm of votes carried Gov. Ritchie and other statewide Democratic nominees to their first term, signaling a decisive election outcome.
A Circuit Court jury returned a not guilty verdict Thursday afternoon for Ralph B. Routzahn of near Middletown in the case charged with selling liquor. Judge John S. Newman presided. Routzahn had been indicted three years ago for selling Aquor and pleaded guilty then. He faced claims of selling a bottle of home brew June 11 to Charles W. Smith and Oscar Lapel for fifty cents, which he denied.
A quaint cerise pajama gown with a pleated collar and full pleated skirt frames a demure tea hour ensemble. Designed for women, the rdingote fastened geortette detail highlights a smart lounging style.
Baltimore dispatch notes a likely heavier vote than 1926 as county and city registration rises. Four counties show mixed shifts with Washington County registering more Republicans and Kent County on the Eastern Shore showing Democratic gains, signaling turnout expectations ahead of November polls.
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