Big Ballot Ready for Election 10 Held Tuesday
Frederick county voters face an all party slate in next weeks general election with 38 names on the ballot plus a constitutional amendment. Salaries for county officials are outlined, showing wide variation across counties. The official ballot lists candidates for governor United States senator attorney general comptroller clerk of the court of appeals and Maryland representatives in Congress.
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Frederick County
House of Delegates
Annapolis
Caroline County
Baltimore County
Charles
Queen Anne
Ballimore City
Allegany County
Treaswurer
Garrett County
Tange
St. Mary's
Washington County
Atty-Gen
Maryland
General Assembly
Baltimore
Supreme Bench
Baltignore
Kliow
P. Gustave Dil
Baltimore City
Addison E. Muallikin
Albert C. Ritchie
Anne Arundel County
United States
William A. Toole
Baltmore City
Millard E. Trdinrs
Harford County
Grington E. Weller
William F. Breeman
John A. OT ‘Man
Thomas H. Robinson
Charlies F. Goodell
Wiliam S. Goraz
Wicomicoounty
James L. Smiler
Court, of Appeals
John A. Baker
Balkimore
Eva C. Chase
Prince George's County
James A Yount
Frank W. Mish
Belgian loan over subscribed in U S
J P Morgan and Co led the syndicate selling the American portion of the Bulgarian government stabilization loan. All bonds were sold as subscription books closed at 10 30 this morning, half an hour after opening. The $50 million U S share under the $100 million issue was fully taken.
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New York
J. P. Morgan and Co
Mass Republican Meetings Planned in Frederick County
Massive pre election events announced with Republican mass meetings at Middletown and Brunswick tonight at 7 and 8 30. Local candidates Will attend with Leo Weinberg and Dr Charles F Goodell as principal speakers. Brunswick venue Red Men Hall features a band concert. Additional meetings set for Thurmont and Jefferson. Republican women hold luncheon at Frank Scott Key hotel. Democrats plan a dance and card party at the Francis Scott Key hotel with supper after ten.
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Middletown
Brunswick
Memorial Hall
Leo Weinberg
Chmres F. Goodell
Red Men’s Hall
Thurmont
Jefferson
Frank Scott Key Hotel
Republican County Central Committee
Lso
Francis Scolt Ker
Postmaster and Woman Found Shot to Death
Columbus, Oct. 26 AP The bodies of Grace Brown a Columbus widow and O H Betts a Garreth postmaster were found in a car north of the city both riddled with bullets. Police believe Betts shot the woman then killed himself. Brown lay in the front seat with a bullet through the right breast while Betts lay in the rear with a head wound. A poison bottle and tin cup lay on the car floor. Also notes on statewide election ballot items in Washington County Allegany County and Frederick County lists of candidates for county and state offices follow.
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Grace Brown
Columbua
O. H. Betts
Garretth
Here
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Kiddies 10 Halloween Frolic Parade Friday Night
The Lions Club of Frederick stages an annual Halloween Frolic with a Friday parade forming at Fifth Street and Market. Entrants are judged in costume and float categories with over 100 in prizes. A street dance may follow the parade. Committee: H D Hagan chairman and others.
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Hallowe
Frederick
H. David Hagan
H. Lavint Michael
Byron A. Winebrewer
Harry F. Shipley
Michael J. Craighay
William Stultz
Chester Helsey
Toledo Teacher Miss Lily Croy Slain in Brutal Murder
The mutilated body of Miss Lily Croy a 26 year old Gunexel School and Toledo University night student was found under Washington School stairs. Police say the crime resembles earlier clubber attacks but includes criminal assault. investigators promise full police effort to find the degenerate killer.
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Lily Croy
Gunexel School
Toledo University Ight
Washington School
Henzter
Miss Croy
Muss Croy
Toledo University
Emma Cror
Harrys Jennings
William Carroll
George Timiary
Romanian Foreign Office Denies Marie Visit Reports
Bucharest denies rumors that Queen Marie was asked to curtail her U S visit or that King Ferdinand sent telegrams requesting her return to Romania. Officials call both reports sensational and unauthorized attempts to discredit Romania.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Marie
United States
Feramann
Romania
Conine Frora
Tamania
Gertie Edearle’s Channel Attempt Hindered by Poisoned Drink
Cambridge report details Gertrude Edearle’s failed English Channel attempt after a poisoned tea left her asleep in the water. She says her trainer and sister prepared her for the second try, but offers no guess on who supplied the drug.
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Cambridge
Mass
Pearly
Gertrude Edearle
Marvard Crimson
Wille
Miss Exlerle
Miss Filler Is Bride R. J. Allen
A formal wedding was held at the Filler residence at 10:80 this morning as Miss Mary Heinlein Filler wed Mr. Robert I. Allen of Quincy Mass. The ceremony officiated by Rev G Ellis Williams featured piano and string music, with no attendants. The bride wore a black faille dress trimmed in ashes of roses and lilies of the valley. After the ceremony the couple will reside in Quincy Mass. They will be honored by several gatherings and a large reception at the Francis Scott Key hotel prior to their departure.
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Willam E. Filler
East Thire Street
Mary Heinlein Filler
Robert, I. Allen
Jamcs F. Allen
Quincy
Mass
G. Ellis Williams
H. David Hagan
Joseph Stephens
Sperry Storm
MacDowell
Menndlesssohn
the Swan
St. Saens
Allen
J Motor
Massachusetts
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Hood Colle
Frederick
Calvary Methodist Church
Tol City
United States
Sau Allen
Frank Allen
Dorothy Filler
Virginia Carty
Baltimore
Marvin Filler
Harry Filler
Lovettsville
Arthur Baum
Washington
Minnie Keller
Buckeystown
Roy Butts
Bolivar
Eary
Quinn
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Well Trained Deaf Education Emphasized At First Conference Session
The 13th biennial conference of superintendents and principals of American Schools for the Deaf opened in Frederick at 9 AM in the Fran ts Scott Key hotel ballroom. Attendees included Dr. Augustus Rogers of the Kentucky School for the Deaf and Dr. Percival Hall of Gallaudet, with about 45 delegates, and a noon Kiwanis Club lunch. The keynote stressed trained teachers and inmate personality over formal degrees, noting work with impressionable deaf students requires empathy and skill.
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Kiwanis Club
Gettysburg
St. Augustine
Pia
T. C. Forrester
Rochester
N. X
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Forrester
Sirs. Forrester
Amon
Frederick
Percival Hail
Gallaudet College
Washington
D. G
J. W. Jones
Columbus
Ohio
Augustus Rogers
Danville
Harris Taylor
New York City
Ignatius Bjorke
Rogers
Gressine
de Sara Euler
School For the Deaf
Northampton
Caroline Yale
Northampton School
N F. Walker
Spartansburg
D. C
South Carolina
South Carolina School For the Deaf, Father of W. L. Walker, Clear Spring, S. C
A. E. Pope
New Jersey
Frank R. Wheeler
School For the
Hartford
Conn
Frost and chill grip region with light snowfall
A heavy frost persisted last night with a few leaves withered and a forecast of more cold weather. Snow flurries were reported in the mountains Monday evening but not widespread. Monday's high reached 60 degrees and the low dropped to 21, just below freezing. The forecast predicts continued low temperatures with a Wednesday for fair skies. Riza Khan, the new Shah of Persia, is said to be pushing educational reforms despite limited schooling.
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Toj
Riza Khan
Persia
Garber Named Chairman Campaign Executive Committee For Hospital
Glenn O. Garber was named chairman of the Campaign Committee for a $130,000 hospital drive to be conducted locally next month. He will appoint divisional leaders in Frederick and select an organizer and two assistants to recruit a captain in each voting district with district quotas. The executive committee is expected to be fully named soon and the campaign under way.
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Glenn O. Garber
Feneral
Garber
Frederick
Coblentz
Hood College
Different Views On One Tragic Track Accident At Fairgrounds
A reporter notes conflicting eyewitness accounts of Mrs Walter's fall at the race track, with observers claiming rope or ladder fragments, and varying reports on a horse, rider actions, and injuries. The piece questions truth amid sensational exaggeration and asks what readers would believe.
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Fairgrounds
Walter
New Then
Maine barometer and Page’s Republican forecast
Charles P. Stewart recounts William Tyler Page as a political forecaster who uses Maine as a barometer. He notes Page’s past wins and losses predicting a Republican lean, while Democratic critics dispute Maine’s role as a national indicator amid diverse issues this year.
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Charles P. Stewart
NEA
Washington
William Tyler Page
Ifnuse of Representatives
Maine
Page
Quake Shocks Last Four Hours Not Located
Washington reports three strong earthquakes lasting four hours with no location given. Seismographs at Georgetown University show quake began 12:04 p.m. local, about 3,700 miles from Washington, with Tokyo observing a separate large quake in the South Seas near the Marshall Islands. Armenia endures devastation with 15 villages ringed and 22 partly destroyed. deaths estimated around 600 and 1,000 maimed or missing. Relief from America and Russia pours in as Near East Relief nurses treat the injured through the night.
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Georgetown University
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Quike
Tokyo
Komagaya Observatory
Saitema Prefecture
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Marshall Islands
Armesnian
Leninakan
Armenia
America
Trussia
Armoolia
Hvastork
Utie
Near East
Moscow
Russia
Elsie L. Jarvis
Washington, D. C
Laura MacFetridge
Morrigtille
American Nurses Training School
Grand Jury Removes Special Prosecutor Simpson in New Jersey
In Somerville, New Jersey, the Somerset county grand jury, by resolution, ordered Special Prosecutor Simpson out of the room after he spoke before them for about ten minutes. A second resolution followed as the clerk was expelled. Eyewitness remarks described the scene as chaotic with heated exchanges between jurors and Simpson.
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N. J
Somerset County Grand Jury
Simpson
Grand Jury
Sampson
Trastea
Sam
Srand
Sedar Aml
Bomb Threat Reported At New York Courthouse
A bomb threat was reported at a New York county courthouse. The device was described as a large bomb placed on a window ledge with intent to cause a fire and explosion nearby. Police and authorities investigated the incident and evacuated parts of the building.
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