Montgomery Democrats Likely Sweep Primary in County Contest
Unofficial returns from about 80 percent of Montgomery county show the E Brooke Lee faction winning majorities 1 500 to 3 000. Eugene Jones trails Hilton for State Senate and Lee aligned candidates sweep State Central Committee delegates in a 활 planning contest.
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Rockville
Montgomery County Demon Organization
Erday
E. Brooke Lee
Jon
Lee
Eugene Jones
Kenrton
State Senate
Optoon
Jones
Robert G. Hilton
House of Delees
State Central Committee
Brooke Lee
Frederick
Newman
Montgomery County
Clintonville
Mur. Sherry
Roberts Gon
Lee Sean
Hilton
Barnard
House of Delegates
Ralph P. Counselman
Mas D. Darby
George L. Etads
Lavinia Engle
Yin Farrington
Harry Elsey
Ralph
Morrimnon
Barrett Prettyman
Oderson Rovey
E. Clyde Shade
Monthery County
Robert W. Mutt
Berry E Clark
G. Davis
Bates Etchison
James P. Gott
Enos
W. Morgan
Lucy Offutt
Millard E Peake
Thomas W. Perry
Ruth E. Memaker
Zach M. Waters
Comotive Explosion Kills Five At Reading Rail Yard
An explosion aboard a locomotive in Reading rail yard on Third Street in Philadelphia area results in five deaths. Victims include Eric Ave, John Sremilier, James Gordon, Join Kelly, Frederick Spangler, Crawford Dunseath, and James H. Smith. Fire seeking Democratic candidates for race noted amid coverage.
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Iladelphis
Reading Rail
Third Street
Eric Aveba
John Sremilier
James Gordon
Join Kelly
Frederick Spangler
Crewford
Dunseath
James H. Smith
Court News Equity Case Names Multiple Marriage Licenses
In re Laura Virginia Saylor estate petition seeks court jurisdiction over trust. Attorneys listed Stoner and Storm. Includes numerous names with ages and hometowns in Virginia Maryland and West Virginia as marriage licenses or adjacent notices. Authorities cite individuals from Upton Va Washington DC Frederick Petersburg Richmond Rockville and others with varied ages and locales.
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Laura Virginia Saylor
Stoner and
Storm
Counties gain freight relief across the nation
The list adds 309 counties bringing total to 1,024 across the United States under drought relief guidance. Kansas shows 41 counties listed as new beneficiaries while Virginia and Kentucky see all but a few counties included. New entries include Maryland counties such as Anne Arundel Calvert Caroline Dorchester Kent and Talbot.
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United States
Kansas
Acker
Virzina
Kentucky
Wi Jizat
Drunken driving cases dominate city court session
In a busy People’s Court morning judge Motter presided over 9 charges including drunken and reckless driving from a crash at Market and Fitch. Thomas A. Thomas, 14 Wat Séscath street, faced heavy arraignment while Edgar Hargett also appeared. Two men, Allen and Proctor, were reprimanded after a Saturday assault as officers were urged to curb brawls citywide. Ernest Carbaugh was ordered to provide child support from weekly earnings.
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People’s Court
James A. Thomas
Fred
Market
Fitch St i
Thomas
Oid Darrow
Richard Young
Reverburg
Edgar
Hargett
East
Ernest Carbaugh
Avieitia Carhaugh
Chad
Eight Injured In Carpet Factory Fire At Paterson
A fire at Lamond and Robertson Co two story carpet factory in Paterson New Jersey injured eight workers, two severely. Eighty five were employed there with three initially missing later accounted for. Fire burned about ninety minutes before control, a man jumped from a second story window and was hospitalized as onlookers gathered.
Second Negro Captured and Shot in Georgia
Darien Georgia Sept 9 AP Rubber Bryan 24 the second negro in gunfight yesterday was shot and seriously found in a woods near his home. George Grant 30 a negro believed to be Bryan's companion was captured. Bryan was brought to Darien for medical attention.
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Darien
Bryan
Sidin
George Grant
Pegro
Surprises Sprung In Both Parties Primary Results
Frederic county voters produced a dramatic primary with close margins and notable upsets. Key races included E. Austin James versus Wahler Sinn for State's Attorney, McSherry over Newman for Associate Judge, and strong showings for Miller, Smith, and Grove. The Republican organization leaned to HARP allies in the state central committee contest.
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Fredernick
Abt
Marigin
Sinn
Lewistown
Frederick
Sone
aHiday Court
Dtas
James
Cstrict
Sixth Judicial Clicnt
Wilam Canton McSheny
John 5. Newman
McSherry
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Newman
Samuel A Lewis
Clinton McSherry
John F. Newman
Sherman P. Bowers
Altax
Bennett
Bowers
Willam E. Miler
Charles W. Smith
Miller
Smith
John E. Crum
James A. Jones
Joseph E. Chew
Lawrence R. Fagan
Ola A. Cook
John W. Grove
Grove
Mehain F. Shepiey
Register of Wills
Shepler
Grayson E. Palmer
Walker N. Jolliffe
Daniel c.Grove
Will Mot Muet
Clarence M. Phieegee
Orphans’ Court
William P. Mehler
A. Kemp Keefer
Harvey E. Hann
Charles A. Staley
Board of County Commissioner
Archiey BR
Molteworth
Abraham B. Derr
Alvie M. Euler
T. Prank Hightman
Artie R. Kemp
Charles W. Crum
Sheri
William ¥. Steiner
Werner A. Redmond
Republican ‘Party
State Central Committee
Harp
Haer-Mathias
Thomas Ki. Hater
Edwin C. Markell
Susie
Ramsburg
Helena N. Stauffer
William ©. Wertenbaker
Harp Jackon
Charles F. Goodell
Victor M. Birely
S. Elmer Brown
William
Catshall
Charles Wicd. Mathias
George €. Rhoderick, Jr
Massachusetts September primaries loom in dry wet race
Washington and Massachusetts eyes turn to September 16 primaries to choose successors and party nominees amid dry and wet campaign signals. The Massachusetts race centers on a senator to replace Frederick Huntington Gillett with the Anti Saloon League's influence shaping the field as Butler and Draper campaign under prohibition as a central issue.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washingon
Sept
Pci Ky
Tnois
Ruth McGormick
Jim Ham Lewis
Ruth
Anti-Saloon League
Massachusetts
Bay State
Frederick Huntington Gillett
Ted Ras Ue
New York State
Butler
Senate
al Smith
Washington
Coolidge
Draper
Ti Draper
Newderney
Ilinole
Farmer Kills Wife and Shoots Himself
A farmer killed his wife and then shot himself after an argument at their home. Authorities say Téa Virsima Gerber was found deceased, with the husband later dying from a selfinflicted wound. The incident occurred in the farmhouse near Mound. Investigators are reviewing domestic dispute factors as the investigation continues.
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Porce
Bey Bits Hage Eatiler Near Sadat Home
Fragmentary report notes an individual near Sadat, with references to a local time frame and vague actions. Names and places are unclear, but the text suggests a nearby incident or event involving the person.
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Sadat
Ernest
Brigoeyen and Cabinet to Be Held Prisoners
In Buenos Aires chaos follows a bombardment by a harbor squadron. The Mendoza destroyer was hit killing a petty officer. post office clerks reportedly executed after firing on soldiers. Plaza de Mayo, government house area damaged by shelling as looting and street clashes continue.
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Admiral Storr
Mendoza
Sm Marty
Plaza de Mayo
Government House
Central Post Office
Buenos Aires
Restrictions Placed on Immigration by the United States
President Hoover announced that the State Department will curb immigration to reduce unemployment by screening aliens who might become public charges. Consular officers issuing visas are to inquire more deeply into applicants finances. Officials expect a sharp decline in arrivals of those unable to support themselves, though the overall effect on unemployment is not yet estimated.
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Washington
Hoover
State Department
United States
America
Hood Club Meeting Planned at Hood College Event
The Frederick County Hood Club plans a Thursday evening gathering at Hood College. Mrs Eagar H presides as president and an interesting program is arranged. Fall activities of the club will be planned.
Slow Count Marks Returns From Mad. Primary Monday
The statewide primary saw light turnout and slow results though congressional races moved quickly. In Montgomery County delays persisted as polls reported early tallies with incumbents and candidates like William P. Cole and Bert K. Grymes holding early leads in the First and Second districts while others such as Vincent Gl. Palmisane dominated in the Third. In Western Maryland David J. Lewh led in the South District against Muller Barnard Jr. and in the Baltimore area McIntosh and the administration ticket advanced. Other contests included Dudley G. Roe in Queen Anne’s seeking Senate re election and Beall leading in Washington County for the Republican Senate nomination.
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Gatetandal
Jerome Jefferson
Congress
E&stern
Alan Goldsborough
MCI
Wiliam P. Cole
Towson
Al 50
Bert K. Grymes
Republian
Linwood B. Clark
Vincent GL. Paimisane
John Pruelip Hil
Stephen W. Ganthbilll
John W. Klemm
Ganthrill
A. Kingsley Love
David J. Lewh
Tariff Commission
Maryland
Muller Barnard Jr
Frederick Zittiman
Dudley G. Roe
Queen Anne's County
Christopher 5. Thomas
Baltimore Suny
David G. McIntosh
Senate
House
James K. Cullen
Joseph B. Webster Wos
Augustua C. Brichtensten
Calvert County
John Parton
Somerset County
Quinn
Quing
Henry J. Waters
Willam CD
Byron
Willamsport
John T. Mason
Washington County
Edward Oswald
Glenn W. Beall
Irving C. Hamilton
Allegany
Maryland Federation of Labor
Baltimore Fight Ends In Suspense Over City Machine
Baltimore dispatch says the Democratic machine battle ends with rivals Curran and Robwing holding three districts each while Ennis supporters claim Sheriff Deegan victory. West Bar Weedseck speech notes Attorney General Mitchell urged restraint ahead of the September 14 party events amid Prohibition debates. New York market news reports Standard Oil and independent stocks trading firm with about 1.65 million shares renewed at 2 1/2 percent.
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Baltimore City
Ennis
Wiliam Curran
Robwind
Board of Election Supervivsors
Josph C. Deegan
Sheriff
Forcrs
Republican Party
West Bar
New York
Standard Oil
Miniature golf craze sweeps Frederick county crowds
The article notes a widespread interest in miniature golf across Frederick county with about 46 000 of 54 000 residents having played. It highlights multiple courses Greene Municipal and Trick Links and a growing scene where families attend, spend on tokens, and children enjoy beginner courses as the sport spurs social chatter.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Ogura
Sguring
Clos Three
Emily
Prederick County
Tiny Tim
Maine
Anecker Pett
Dad
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Edward P. Abe
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Edwin D. Burdette
Richard E. Derby
Prescott Wet
Laura B. Griffith
Ernest Hawkins
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James L. Morris
J. OG. Raner
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Puippini Sie Arter
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Nish Run
Melvin F. Shepley
Lodges of ‘Orphans’ ‘Court
A Kemp Keefer
William P. Mohier
Clarence ML Phikeger
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Abraham H. Derr
Alvie M. Etrler
T. Frank Hignmac
Arte R. Kemp
Archiey R. Molesworth
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Upton
Katheryn G. Edwards
Washington, D.C
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Ron J. ‘Wiles
Prederick
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Petersburg
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Dorris A. Braner
Richmond
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Helen Virginia Poole
Quear Victor Masser
Shockstown
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Rocky Springs
Walter R. Houck
Goldie V. Wise
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Merle H. Beard
Eveyn Franad
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Penis
Virgie V. Smith
Inwood
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Broadhurst
Douglas Seay
New Tors Shy
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Comdéx
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Price
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Ida May Shoemaker
Hargett Case Festpaneu
Georgia
Lewis P Lechner
Orphans Court
John Summers
Wilam H Reeves
Yuri
Fisers
Dieu-Genne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Curtiss Field
Donaldson
Steenth
France
Farmer
Brigoyen
Cabinet
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U. S
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Rome
Fee Congress
David J. Lewis
Wm. Caton Mc&Kerry
Athernes
John W. Holter
Amon Burgee
Rostoe P. Brown
Levis P. Lochner
William B. Biller
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