Ballot Features 46 Names for State and Local Offices
The upcoming election ballots list 46 candidates across offices including Governor Comptroller Attorney General and more with party affiliations and counties. Residents will also vote on an amendment enabling Baltimore judges to receive a supplemental salary chosen by the mayor and City Council.
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Court of Appeals
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Orphans’ Court
House of Delegates
Alexander Armstrong
Washington County
Willam H. Cramplin
Baltimore
Verne L. Reynolds
Albert C. Ritchie
Anne Arundel County
Joseph Derner
William 8. Gordy, Jr
Wicomico County
J. Monroe Holland
James L. Smiley
William C. Coleman
Louis F. Guillotte
Lapor
Thomas H. Robinson
Harford County
William A.toole
Ingomar W. Albaugh
Charles W. Smith
Roscoe P. Brown
Lewis F. Lochner
Luther C. Powell
Maurice D. P. Slifer
Charles J. Angelberger
Charles H. Butts
John H. Hill
William C. Howard
Johnn T. Joy
Henry P. Mussetter
McGill Belt
Alton ¥. Bennett
Albert L. Hauver
Arthur F. Hightman
A. Grant Hooper
H. Douglass Jones
Lewis F. Kefauver
Harvey E. Ramsburg
Charles W. Summers
William §. Wachtel
Charles J. F. Miller
Clarence M. Phreeger
Emory C. Crum
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Kenoval
Wreck Victims Buried Near Baltimore After Auto Crash
Mr and Mrs Everett Munteny of Sparrows Point were killed in an automobile crash near Middletown Thursday night. Their bodies were brought to Baltimore Sunday by funeral director C K Gladhill. The five children, now orphans, were placed with relatives. A farm sale in Frederick County shifts 63 acres from Edward H Rau to W N Jolliffe, who then sold 30 acres and buildings to Mrs Mary S Gambrill of Chicago. Gambrill takes possession March 1 and plans to reside in an expansive colonial home.
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Everett Muntheny
Sparrows Point
Baltimore
Middletown
C. @. K. Gladhill
Edward H. Rau
Frederick
W. N. Jolliffe
Mary 8. Gambrill
Chicago
Richard Gambrill
James H. Gambrill
Repairs at Montevue Hospital Main Building Underway
The Montevue Hospital main building undergoes general repairs with painting of woodwork new window vanes and repair of spouting and foot.
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Montevue
Montevue Hospital
Ford Tour Car Damaged After Ten Foot Plunge
Lee Soper, an employee of Frederick County Products Company, escaped serious injury when his Ford touring car, a new model with under a thousand miles, plunged ten to fifteen feet off the Fur nace Ford Road. The left side was crushed, wheels torn, steering rim broken, and windshield smashed. Soper suffered a severe head cut and minor injuries. The car was towed to Kaufman Motor Company for repairs.
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Lee Soper
Frederick County
Soper
Furnace Ford Road
Kaufman Motor Company
Rally Day Attendance at Lutheran Service Reaches 1358
The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School held its Rally Day with 1358 attendees, including 368 visitors. Horace Co. Zacharias presided as superintendent, the program featured Rev. John Weldley of Washington, and Rev. Charles E. Wehler among others, with offerings totaling $200.
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Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Horace Co. Zacharias
John Weldley
Washington
D. D
Maryland Synod
Catherine
Frances Horlie
Pauline Poole
Charles E. Wehler
Dr Wehler
Dr Rupp
Tir Wehler
Poincare Statement Fails to Change Situation
In Washington on October 29 the French Premier Poincare stated the attitude toward the new separations inquiry. Officials view his words as reaffirming Versailles treaty rights cannot be abridged without treaty party consent. Restrictions on the proposed expert commission are not seen as altering the situation.
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Associated Press
Washingter
Poincare
Golden Wedding Observed by Frederick Couple
Mr and Mrs David C Thomas of East Church Street celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. He was born near Point of Rocks and worked as a clerk, cigar shop operator, and Register of Wills aide before marriage. They wed October 20 1873 at Evangelical Reformed church and now reside back in Frederick, active in church work.
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David C. Thomas
East Church Street
David O. Thomas
Point of Rocks
County
Charles E
Elizabeth Dutton Thomas
Berryville
Frederick
Thomas
Washington
Reformed Church
Quynn Hardware
Frederick City Hospital Donation Days Begin Thursday
Donation Days at Frederick City Hospital kick off on November 1 led by committee head Mrs L V Baugh man with volunteers including Mrs Sch Hargett Miss Ella Houck Mrs James Walker Mrs David Cramer and others. Local committees compete across Thursdays in November to stock the hospital larder for winter and aid the institution serving the city and county by relieving the sick.
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Frederick City Hospital
L. V. Baughman
Sch. Hargett
Ella Houck
James Walker
David Cramer
W. C Johnson
Grayson E. Bowers
W. McKinney
York Manufacturing to Run Cotton Goods Plant Three Days Weekly
The York Manufacturing Company will cut operation at its cotton goods plant to three days a week starting November 5 due to dull business, affecting 2,100 workers. Also reported is the ongoing critical condition of 10 year old Mary Marshall Etchison after a hospital operation for injuries from a fall.
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Associated Presa
Saco
York Manufacturing Company
Mary Marshall Etchison
St. Dorsey Fitchison
Court Street
Frederick City Hospital
McLeee
Col Markey Returns From Legion Meet In San Francisco
Col D John Markey of the Maryland Department of the American Legion leads a 30 member delegation to the national convention in San Francisco. They toured the Grand Canyon, viewed Hollywood studios including Fairbanks work on Thieves of Bagdad, and visited Los Angeles before returning via Salt Lake City and Colorado Springs. The group, 22 days away, praised Maryland as the best place and noted a last trip up Pike's Peak amid varied weather.
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Maryland
D. John Markey
Markey
Lindsay
Ducific
Southwest
West
Middle West
Maryland Department of the American Legion
National Convention of the American Legion
San Francisco
Frisco
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Crosby
California
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Douglas Fairbanks
American Legion
General Drain
Washington
John Quinn
Drain
University of California
Calfornia
Legion
Ralph Hadeliff
A. Atlee Rathcliff
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
J. Alfred Ritter
Coolidge Addresses Investment Bankers at Annual Convention
President Coolidge told investment bankers at the Investment Bankers Association of America convention in Washington that the nation relies on their help to weed out unreliable bankers. The report notes bankers were gathered for the event and includes an unrelated line about a man’s walking pace of seventy five steps per minute.
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Associated Prensa
Washington
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Coolidge
Frederick Standard Training School opens for Sunday School workers
The Calvary Methodist Episcopal church announces the Frederick Standard Training School for Sunday School workers, run by the Baltimore Conference Board and open to all denominations. It features a week of double daily recitations, a local Board of Managers, a high grade faculty, and evening chapel services led by Rev. Edward L. Watson.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick
Board of Sunday Schools
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wrederick
Spencer Stull
Hammond Clary
Robert W. Keyes
R. L. Mobray
W. T. Johnson
E. R. Spencer
R. B. Wierer
B. F. de Vries
C. Ellis Williama
Board of Managers
Charles E. Ross, Jr
Roland Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward L. Watson, LC
Roland Park Church
German Soldiers Make Arrests in Dresden Today
German soldiers entered the Saxon parliament building in Dresden and arrested several communists including Diet members and party leaders. A Central News dispatch notes the Saxon cabinet resigned to the central government under protest.
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Dresden
Associated Presse
London
Diet
Communist Party
Berii
Saaon
Air Whiskey Cases in United States Court Baltimore
The cases of Elizabeth Stockman Victor L Stockman and E Spencer Weaver of Washington county are aired today in the Federal Court at Baltimore before Judge Morris A Soper. They are charged with possession of whiskey. The trials stem from a raid by prohibition officers months ago with multiple arrests in Washington county. The defendants are represented by Alban M Wood and Wm H Lawrence.
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Elizabeth Stockman
Victor L. Stockman
E. Spencer Weaver
Washington County
Baltimore
Morris A. Soper
Prohibition
Alban M. Wood
Wm. H. Lawrence
Klan Wizard Declines Debate With Rabbi Glazer
Dr. H W Evans imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan telegraphed Rabbi Simon Glazer of New York declining a debate. Glazer replied he would meet anywhere in the United States to discuss whether Jewish homes are American homes and if race creed or color is needed to be 100 percent American.
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Associated Prean
Atlanta
H. W. Evans
Ku Klux Klan
Simon Glazer
New York
Klan
Rabbi Glaxer
Dr. Evans
United States
America
Pistol Duel Wounds Gillen in New York Hotel
In the Langwell Hotel New York early today Thomas Gillen of Philadelphia was shot and seriously wounded in a pistol battle with Brooklyn's Joseph F. McLean. Police arrested McLean over Gillen's body. both men injured. Two women present fled and are unlocated. Philadelphia detectives travel to confirm if Gillen is the escaped convict Thomas J. Gillen from the July 14 penitentiary breakout.
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Associated Press
New York
Thomas Gillen
Philadelphia
Joseph F. McLean
Brooklyn
Hotel Langwell
McLean
Gillen
Ban
Thomas J. Gillen
State Penitentiary
Insulin In Large Quantities For Poor
Indianapolis Oct 29 Insulin a recent discovery is in production to meet the world’s needs at a price to aid the poorest sufferers. Inquiries come from all quarters of the globe. Between 25 000 and 30 000 diabetic patients are under treatment with insulin, with thousands of tests showing no failures. Insulin is made from pancrean gland extracts of healthy slaughterhouse animals.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Destroyers Respond to Stranded Submarines in Rough Sea
Seven destroyers and several tugs were dispatched to aid submarines O-11 and R-25 disabled in rough seas 100 miles east of Guana Key near the Bahamas. The submarines broke down around 1 PM yesterday, according to the Sixth Naval District HQ in Charleston.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Great Guana Key
Bahamas
Sixth Naval District
Loot 46064 in Wheeling Store Robbery
Loot valued at 46064 was taken by thieves who raided the Stone and Thomas department store in Wheeling last night. The robbery was discovered this morning when workers found the night watchman handcuffed to a post on the upper floor. The thieves escaped with 9 000 in fur coats valued at 15000 and assorted Liberty bonds stocks notes and stamps.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Stone and Thomas
Young Dividends Up Profits Down in Mail Fraud Trial
Frank M. Young, pioneer blind pool operator, goes on trial in Baltimore before Judge M A Soper on charges of using the mails to defraud. Authorities say losses from blind pools reached 10 million in Baltimore, with investments totaling 3.5 million and monthly dividends paid while actual profits dwindled.
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Associated Frumra
Baltimore
Frank M. Young
Pioneer
M. A. Soper
United States Court
Hig
Woodcock
Young
John Tones
James Smith
United States
Pioneer Bible Class elects year's officers
The Pioneer Bible Class of the United Brethren church elected officers led by President Glen Garber and Vice President Thomas Kline. The program included a Children’s Week observance, a birthday celebration, and a Pastor’s talk on The Child in the Home and Church. The Official Board meets Tuesday at eight, with a Wednesday prayer meeting and a Friday Halloween social planned.
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Pioneer Bible Class
The
United Brethren Church
Glen QC Garber
Thomas Kline
Wm. R. Wlen
C. Welty Fahrney
CG. Thos
Summers
Chas
E. Morgan
Zor
Wm. Steiner
J. BE. Phreeger
Welty Fahrney
Glen
Tri-State Council of
United Brethren Men
Harrisburg
Christian Endeavor
Melvin Eagle
Dorothy Rothenhoefer
Timmy Dube
Treasury officials discuss Pennsylvanias prohibition enforcement
Secretary Mellon called assistant Secretary Moss and Commissioner Blair to review Governor Pinchots letter criticizing current treasury prohibition enforcement. Advisers urge an early reply outlining treasury position and enforcement problems. The permit system, deemed best to curb fraudulent withdrawals from warehouses, remains largely unchanged.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mellon
Moss
Blair
Internal Revenue Bureau
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Hanoi
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Hugo Stinnes Jr
Hugo Stinnes, Jr
Young Stinnes
Germany
Col. Markey
Hollywood Studios
Henry C. Swesringen
St. Paul
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Presbyterian Boards
Wee
Calvary Methodist
Holden S. Felton
Mary Filler
CG. F. Boss
T. Ross Hicks
Epworth League
Ruth Rothenhoefer
Mildred O. Moody
Calvary Church
Hagerstown
R. Paul Smith
Wm. FP. Anderson
Cincinnati
Evans
Weg
Ken May
Alec
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