Primary Ballots Prepared for September 14 Election
Ballots for Democratic and Republican primaries ready in advance of the September 14 election. Republicans list 62 names across two columns with contests for governor clerk of the court of appeals and more, while Democrats present 25 names including U S Senator and state offices. The color of ballots is white for Democratic and pink for Republican.
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U. S
House of Delegates
Register of Wills
Orphans’ Court
William Milnes Maloy
Baltimore City
Albert C. Ritchie
Anne Arundel County
John J. Crum
Samuel E. Davis
Harry C. Dorcus
Lawrence R. Fagan
Charles &. Houck
Charles W. Smith
Otg Arnold
Roscoe P. Brown
Jerome BH. Gaver
Charles W. Hoffman
John W. Holter
Lewis &. Lochner
Joseph D. Martz
Thomas N. Mohler
Charles E. Nichols
George D. Smith
William C. W Smith
Frank M. Stevens
Addison E. Mullizin
Court of Appeals of
Maurice D. Slifer
Charles B. Smith
G. Elmer Stina
George D. Toms
George M. Wacater
Harry B. Witter
Ira J. Young
United States
John Phillip Hull
Battimore City
Ovington E. Weller
Maryland
George Louis Eppler
Allegany County
Frederick N. Ziblman
The
Orphans Court
Charless. Huffer
Isaiah N. Loy
Charles C. Martz
George W. Shoemaker
State Central Committee
Charles S. Brooks
Thomas H. Haller
Markwood D. Harp
Edwin C. Markell
Ethel V. Martz
Albert M. Patterson
Susie J. Ramspurg
Helena XN. Stauffer
William O. Wertenbaker
George A. Whaler
Leda M. Woods
S. Elmer Brown
Wiliam D. Cartman
Joseph W Darner
Wiliam W. Doub
J. M Dronenburg
E. Austin James
Vernon E. Kauffman
John Stauffer
Nannie E. Stevens
Jeanie E. Shoos
James
Westall
Revolutionaries bombard regime stronghold near Binefields
An AP dispatch from Managua reports Revolutionists opposing Chamorro bombard a government building near Binefields using shrapnel and machine guns. An American customs official notes explosives and gasoline were moved to protect the building.
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Managua
Nicaragua
T Rint
Binefields
W. J. Crampton
Named Arbitrators In Railroad Dispute Appointed
New York September 4 AP R V Massey general manager of the Pennsylvania Railroad and W A Baldwin vice president of the Illinois Railroad were named arbiters to represent the eastern railroads in arbitration with conductors and trainmen.
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New York
R. V. Massey
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. A. Baldwin
Hile Railroad
Fire destroys Washington state penitentiary main building
An early morning blaze at the Washington state penitentiary in Walla Walla damaged the main building and dining hall, with an estimated loss of 100000. Prisoners were escorted to the recreation yard and no outbreaks were reported as guards and National Guard troops aided. A convict reportedly hurled a burning object into a ventilating fan.
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Walla Walla
Wash
State Penitentiary
Washington
Washington State Penitentiary
National Guard
May Start Probe Into Baltimore Bank Shortage
Baltimore, Sept. 4 AP The state's Attorney Herbert R. O'Conor conferred with W. W. Lanahan and Co bankers before beginning an inquiry into a $113,704 bank cash shortage. The loss was announced yesterday with the deficit charged to profits and the firm saying the missing funds were not in its employ. Officials will push the probe and question witnesses while investigators review reports of money spent on women, horse races, and parties.
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Baltimore
Herbert R. O'Conor
W. W. Lanahan, and Co
Blame Both Ships For S 51 Disaster At Sea
The Boston Board of Inspectors suspended the licenses of Captain John Diehl and Third Mate Timothy L. Dreyer of the City of Rome for nine months after findings that the submarine S 51 and the City of Rome were at fault in the collision that sank S 51 with 34 lives lost. The inspectors stated the S 51 officers would have faced action if under their jurisdiction, while noting contributory acts on the 51 that modified the Rome crew's fault.
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Boston
John Diehl
Timothy L. Dreyer
City of Rome
U. S. Steamboat Inspection Service
Rome
League Adopts Report on Planned Reorganization
The League of Nations Council approved a commission report proposing three new non permanent seats and designating Germany as a permanent seat once elected. The article notes debates and various reactions as members discuss the reorganization plan and future roles.
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League of Nations Council
Commission On
Council
Germany
Snon
League
Pennant Fight In National Stiffens With Three Clubs In Reach
In the National League the pennant race tightens as St Louis clings to a six point lead over Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, with Chicago and others in pursuit. The Reds beat the Cardinals 4 2, Pirates edged the Cubs 3 2 in ten innings, and the Giants routed the Braves 27 3 as Babe Ruth homered for New York in a 7 4 Yankee win over Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Reds
Chicag
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Carl Mays
Haines
Bell
Lester Bell
Carmen Hitt
American Association
Kauffman
Mueller
Murphy
Smith
Cubs
Jess Petty
Philadelphia
Brooklyn” Robins
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Giants
Goldsmith
Mogridse
Learn
Platter
Ott
Cleveland
New York Yankee
Detroit
Yanks
Able
Tigers
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Ehmke
New York
Lefty Groves
Washington
Boston
Senator
Crowder
Marberry
Murray
Picnic Postponed In Mountaindale County Event
Mountaindale summer picnic postponed amid rain and scheduling talks with Utica organizers. Both events advertised for next Saturday may be rescheduled to a later date with same program. Alien Picnic in Miller's Grove also in doubt if Mountaindale not held today. Rain disrupts county events, including last month’s Farmer's Picnic shifted to next year.
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Frederick County
Mountaindale
Utica
Gladhills Grove
Siountaindale
Miller's Grove
West Virginia Farmers Visit Frederick Overnight
Four West Virginia farmers and their wives traveling from the Sesqui Centennial in Philadelphia will reach Frederick this evening and stay overnight at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. John A. Shires received word from Ralph L. Masey of the University of West Virginia, who organized the private-car trip. They will breakfast at the hotel.
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West Virginia
Philadelphia
Frederick
Francis Scott Ker
John A. Shires
Ralph L Masey
University of West x
Fas
Vistors
Ancient ruins Norse loss or discovery in Nova Scotia
Sydney Nova Scotia Sept 4 AP The Field Museum expedition led by Commander Donald B McMillan reports Wain Labrador ruins likely Norse. The Bowdoin and Sachem returned to base in good health carrying fish birds and rare specimens. The party plans to sail again and is due in Wiscasset Maine next Friday.
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Sydney
N.S
Wain
Labrador
Donald B. Macmillan
Field Museum Expedition
Arctic
Wiscasset
Bowdoin
Sachem
Two Virginia women report whipping by three men and kidnapping
Blanche Stone and Lilly Frick, both with welts on their backs, told police they were forced into a car by three men, driven to an abandoned house three miles from Bristol, and ordered to walk back to town. The incident adds to a string of similar cases under Virginia police investigation.
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Bristol
Virginia
Blanche Stone
Lilly Frick
Canadian Wheat Harvest Impacts Prices and Exports
Canada harvests a large wheat crop estimated 20 million bushels above last year. Wheat prices slip about 14 cents, with U S export business light as Europe leans toward Canadian offers. American farmers sold about 150 million bushels since July 1 and prices remain modestly below year-end levels.
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Chicago
Canada
Heaciers
United States
Europe
Crippled Communication Follows Midwest Storms
A Summers end storm across the Midwest brings wind and heavy rain. Cities face power cuts and disrupted transport as telecommunication lines fail. Flooded farm stands and casualties report three deaths in Illinois amid widespread damage and delayed relief hopes.
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Mlineis
Three Days Named for Spanish Plebiscite
Madrid reports General Primo de Rivera has consented to halt ongoing plebiscite plans to allow the people to express views toward the present regime. The Patriotic Union requested the plebiscite and the national assembly be summoned to organize guards for the country. the Premier has agreed.
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Madrid
Primo de Rivera
Prem Pr
Itil
Acd
Tew
Patriotic Tron
Hood College Set to Welcome 500 Students in September
Hood College prepares for opening with over 500 students expected. Faculty arrivals, registration plans, and Freshman Week events led by Dean Sara Lovejoy outline a busy start. First faculty meeting on September 14 and formal opening September 16 at Brodbeck Hall.
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Hood College
Katherine Arnold
Milas Anna KK. Rudy
Hostegg
Coblemtz Udall
Aleady
Frederick
Sara Lovejoy
Hood
Brodbeck Hall
Dean Lovejoy
Nellie Blocher
Department of Education
J. H. Apple
J County
Maryland School
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Typhoon Eastern Japan Kills 35. Schoolhouse Collapses
Tokyo reports a severe typhoon in central eastern Japan killing about 33 to 35 people. At Toyohashi near Nasuya a schoolhouse collapsed, bursting about 1 person.
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Japan
Tokyo
Toyohashi
Nasoya
Duke Of Alaska Ger Wilds Po Richacaesa
A clipped obituary note references a figure known as the Duke of Alacka, detailing a long career and his time in Chicago. It mentions retirement and past service, including a role as GUS.
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Ger Wilds Po Richacaesa
Alacka
Chicago
Gus
Rescue Workers Continue Quest to Reach Entombed Men
In Tohona Oklahoma rescue teams press to reach up to ten entombed miners at the Superior Smokeless Coal Co mine No 28 after an explosion. Gas and lingering fire hampered efforts as officials said sixteen men perished and no survivors remained by noon.
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Tohona
Okla
le Plute
Superior Smokeless Coat Company
Enterntain
Personal News From Brunswick Area Travelers
Purposely personal notices list residents and relatives visiting or traveling. Names include hotel manager Be It Sager in Fort Steaven, Dorothy Miles Brungwick, Irvin Crum Frederics, Charles Taylor Baltimore, Miss Margaret Hatcher Knox Ville, Norman Miles Chicago, Helen Jennings Brunswick, Rev. R. F. Main Brunswick, Miss Harriett Humphreys Brunswick, Sarah Warrenfeltz Thurmont, Carl Shellenberger Youngstown, Mrs. E. S. Bosley Towson, Mary A. Waesche Philadelphia, Emogene Wilhide Thurmont, Glenn Withide Dayton, Paul Beard Selms Grove, Richard Koontz Annapolis, Virginia Keefer Washington, Claude W. McGaha Uniontown, J. S. Cramer Frederick, William Hays Simpson Indian Springs, Mahlon Bowemier Washington, Ralph Eichelberger New York, Nellie Baer Thurmont, and others. The column notes trips to Baltimore, Philadelphia, Sequi Centennial, and travels to Bostop and Eu rope.
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Sager
Fort Steaven
Steubenside
Ohio
Frederick
Faily
Mies
Dorothy H. Miles
Brungwick
Mre
IL R. Humphreys
Connollsville
Harry ©. Miles
Pittsburgh
Irvin Crum
Frederics
R. F. Main
Brunswick
Philadelpia
Canada
Harriett Humphreys
Geo. E. Miles
Brunewick
Connelsville
Chas. M. Gall
Sarah Warrenfeltz
Thurmont
Bosley
Towson
J. H
C. E. Cassell
Mary A. Waesche
Darlington
Philadelphia
Europe
L. R. Wreache
Glenn NM. Withide
Emogene
Dayton
Nelson Wilhide
Paul Beard
Selms Grove
Hardee Beard
Richard G. Koontz
Mary
Annapolis
Koontz
M E
Virginia Keefer
Washington
Eet
Dewey Whitter
Altoona
Claude W. McGaha
Austin
West South Street
Uniontown
Youngstown
J. S. Cramer
Baltimore
Chatham
Merchants and Miners Line
Bostop
Mass
William Hays Simpson
Charles RK. Simpson
Indian Springs
St. James High School
Greene County
Greenville
Tennesse
Tusculum College
Tennessee
Mahlon Bowemier
Washington Street
Hile
Ralph F Eichelterger
New York
A. J Eichelberger
West Fourth Street
Nellie Baer
Caledonia Park
Inin Blair
Pantine
Kambershurs
Blair
Agnes Lehman
Fpavetishie
Barr
Qeear Fiook
Caspan Iy Vacaten
Kone
Grange Danzhter
Alzs
Labor Day Weather Prospects Forecast for Frederick Area
Forecasts from the Weather Bureau predict showers tonight and Sunday with rising temperatures. Labor Day events may be cut short as Frederick prepares for a five state series and local celebrations in Brunswick and Braddock Heights face weather-related adjustments. Banks, post office, and factories plan holiday observances with limited outdoor activity anticipated.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Frederick
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Daning
Braddock Heights
Baltimore
the Heights
Move to push ICC probe of American Telephone and Telegraph
A national effort begins with cities and states seeking Interstate Commerce Commission action to probe AT and T for possible monopoly under federal law. Officials including M. Baldwin Fertig will meet in Boston with Mark Sullivan to coordinate hearings and potential consolidations across Indianapolis Youngstown Los Angeles Michigan and Ohio Public Utilities Commission.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
M. Baldwin Fertig
Boston
Mark Sullivan
Indiananolia
Youngs+ town
Ohio
Los Angeles
State of Michigan
Ohie Public Triks Commission
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Philadephia
Fred J. Hoyt
Santa Monica
Cal
Eureka
Ralimac
Mary Kehler
Middletown
Wea
Washington Penitentiary
Mark Pog
Sejors
Rossell F Hier
Feniprieg
Amerkan
Ray
Anneshat Dinier
Gur Nasr
Charles Trogell
James Dond
Wart Peanan
Einard der
Alvin G Quinn
Pinei Cal
Hare
Daniel Memers
Reg Crece
Carp
Cape Gris Nog
Franca
Georges Mhel
Fens
Frelere
Puckerstown
Dr Marwell
James Whoa
Ramdas
Frean Agin
A. J. P. Bertschy
Omaha
Nebraska
Campbell
Franklin County
Bertschi
Pennant
National
M’millan
Sis Mornius
Fra Sears
Greenfield
Review
Wall Street
Gutter Review
Midwest
Duke of
Alaska
A. T
Grove
Witam R. TeLashmnit
Capers Park
Helen Gains
Ari My
DeLashmnit
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