Delegates 10 to Be Picked by Voters in Maryland
Maryland voters faced a complex system as they chose delegates for the State nominating conventions. Delegates from Baltimore and 23 counties carry equal convention votes. a candidate must win a majority of 149 votes to secure the nomination. Delegates are bound to the unit winner, but a second choice process can render delegations uninstructed, potentially affecting outcomes in a tightly contested race.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Convenation Gelegales Oi
Early sheep introductions shape Navajo herd lineage
Historical notes recount Coronado bringing the first domestic sheep to America in 1550, which died, while Onate’s 1598 flocks reportedly bred on to become the ancestors of Navajo sheep.
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America
Onate
Resident Becomes Stonecutter on Fort-de-France in 1920
Fort-de-France resident transitions to stonecutter duties in 1920, marking a shift in craft work for the local trades.
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Fort-de- France
Local Grangers At Carroll Meeting In Frederick County
About forty members of the Frederick County Pomona Grange attended a Carroll county Pomona meeting at Winfield. Morning session, lunch, and an afternoon program included remarks by Austin P Renn and Miss Elizabeth Geisbert, with music by local grange members.
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Creht
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
Carroll County
Pomona
Winfield
Home Grange
Austin P Renn
Adamstown
Elizabeth Geisbert
Woodsboro
Carroll County Pomons
John J. John
Union Bridge
Buse
L. C. Burns
Lewistown
George Pryor
Mr. Benr
The
Grange
Petition to intervene in canal sale filed
Washington September 11. Mrs Elizabeth C Grunwell filed a petition in District Court to intervene in the planned sale of the old C and O Canal to the United States and the real estate parcels to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The court is expected to decide tomorrow on final ratification of the canal sale to the Government for 2 000 000 and the real estate to the B and O for 1 0 0. The petition identifies Mrs Grunwell as distributee of Horatio Allen owner of bond No 390 dated September 1 1848.
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Washington
United States
Baltimore & Qobic
Elizabeth C. Grunwell
Grunwell
Horatio Allen
C & O. Canal
Sudeten Germans Back Autonomy Tied to Germany
Konrad Hentein leads Czechoslovakia’s Sudeten Germans seeking autonomy with German backing. John F. Curry and A. A. Berle Jr. are noted figures in the report. The piece references the world’s largest mercury mines as context or comparison.
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Konrad Hentein
Czechoslovakia
Germany
John F. Curry
A. A. Berle, Jr
Harrisville-Mt Airy Road Repairs Sought by Delegation
A Harrisville-Mt Airy road meeting with Harrisville County Commissioners heard residents urge upgrades. About 0.7 mile is being widened by state forces with stone surfacing. oiling and chip sealing were asked though unlikely this year due to weather. A 0.75 mile stretch at the Carroll county line may be oiled and chipped in fall. Most of the road remains in good condition. Five delegation members spoke.
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Harrisville
Mt. Airy
Carroll County
Harpers Ferry Program by Happy Johnny and Gang
Happy Johnny and his gang present a program at Harpers Ferry grade school on Wednesday at 8 o clock. Sponsored by the adult class and Willing Workers of St John s Lutheran church. Rev and Mrs E Koontz Helwig of Bolivar WV in charge. Proceeds aid the debt of St John s church where Helwig is pastor.
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Happy Johnny and His Gang
Harpers Ferry
St John’s Lutheran Church
E. Koontz Helwig
Bolivar
W. Va
St. John’s Church
Rev. Helwig
Last Minute Appeals in Maryland Senate Race
Baltimore September 11 reports last minute appeals as national focus tests President Roosevelt popularity in his bid to purge Millard E. Tydings and back David J. Lewis. Both campaigns held broadcasts as charges, including alleged election law violations by federal employees. Tydings claimed the President’s Maryland trip helped his cause while Lewis framed the choice as New Deal or old.
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Baltimore
Marsland
Roosevelt
Efort
Millard E. Tydings
U. S Senate
Nim
David J. Lewis
Tydings
Lewis
Maryland
Tydinds
New Deal
U. S
New Czech Nazi Leader Eyes United Front in Crisis
Carl H. Frank, head of the German group in Czechoslovakia, stays highly active amid the Sudeten crisis. He met other minority leaders to form a united front to pressure the Czech government and planned to confer with Konrad Henlein in Nuremberg, Germany.
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Carl H. Frank
Czechoslovakia
Konrad Henlein
Frank
Hen
Nuremberg
Germany
Roosevelt backs Tydings in heated Senate clash
The Lewis Tydings contest dominates the Maryland primary scene as President Roosevelt weighs in. Radentt predicts a large Tydings win while Mullikin and Hungerford back Lewis, both sides attacking each other in a sharply personal campaign. Chile introduced alfalfa hay to California in 1854.
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Chile
California
New Type Of Air Bomb Held By German Army
Army circles report a new German air bomb seen as revolutionary and dangerous. Said to be made from two materials lighter and tougher than aluminum and filled with liquid air, its details remain scarce. Reports from Barcelona recount raids causing heavy casualties and demoralization in the war effort.
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Washington
Germany
Hitle
Barcelona
Spain
London
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Bennett
Fuameans
ST. Marys
St.marys
Hendrickson
Bicycle Service
Aj Burall
C. C. Carty
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
E. Patrick Street
Frederick
Cc. C. Carty, Inc
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