Udition of Frederick County Democratic Nominations
Frederick County solidly backed Dr Charles H Conley for Governor with a 5398 vote lead and carried three of six State Central committee seats. Winebrenner forces won three seats while Conley supporters claim control of the local party apparatus. County officials nominated Francis Campbell for State's Attorney and John Hershberger for Register of Wills as part of a heated county slate.
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Charles H. Conley
Frederick County
Ritchie
State Central Committee
David C. Winebrenner 3d
Tate and
Mr. Winebrenner
William J. Grove
Demratte Warhorse
Otmer Ritchie
Conley
August T. Brust
Ormer
Frederick
Ames H. Gambrill, Jr
B. O. Thomas
Alph G. Kline
Or Winebrenner
Ate Central Committee
Luella M
George L Radcluffe
Maloy
H. Dorsey Etchison
Alban M. Wood
John Hershberger
John W. Grove
Orleans
Louis C Etchison
Joe Bimmons
C Newton Thomas
C. Newton Trindle
Robert Iretae
Tyler
Ate John
Renn
Ormer Siderman
Oscar J. Vandenburg
George D. Smith
Sherman P Bowers
Francis J. Campbell
Emaireburg
Tate
George Almnutt
Charles R. Harper
Treas
Twe Democrats
Charles G. Gelsbert
Amud A. Lewis
Albert N. McCarell
Ira J. McCurdy
Samuel Hosenstock
Frank M. Stevens
New Kate Central Committee
Grove
Brust
Kane
Vinebrenner
Jambril
Thomas
Ether
Annan
Vicory
Yw. Conley
Conley Wins 44 Convention Votes in Maryland Race
The Associated Press reports Dr. Conley has secured 44 convention votes to 101 for Governor Ritchie based on latest returns. Counties carrying Conley include Caroline, Cecil, Dorchester, Frederick, Harford, Kent, Queen Annes, St Marys, Talbot, Wicomico and Worcester. Somerset shows only scattered returns.
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Associated Press
Conley
Ritchie
Frederick
Caroline
Cecil
Dorchester
Harford
Kent
Queen Annes
St Mary's
Talbot
Wicomico
Worcester
Somerset
Hawaiian Is In Distress Sparks Coast Guard Alerts
A broken arm report triggered a round of distress calls from ships including the Hawaiian as it appeared to be in distress off the Mexican coast. Coast guard stations relayed a brief message from the freighter saying never mind, heading to the nearest port.
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San Francisco
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Hawaiian
New York
Los Angeles
Mexican
Coast Guard
Santa Rosa
Election Night Strain Fracas Strikes Newspaper Office
The article recounts a chaotic election night at a newspaper office with multiple staffers fainting and collapse amid hurried returns. Witnesses describe a tense scene as colleagues, including Duane Doscoe and others, collapsed during the strain of assembling results.
France Leading For Senator Rey Warthur Plans For Soldiers
Frederick county Republicans report a tight statewide contest with 27 of 47 precincts in by noon. Nice leads Goldsborough for governor by 68 votes, but Goldsborough may surge as remaining precincts report. Smut’s second choices split among rivals. France leads Senate ticket with Hill close behind. Miller trails. Hobber appears to lose reelection. party wings settle on twelve posts without contest.
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Frederick County
Narrows
Harry W. Nice
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Thurmont
Nice
H Webster Smut
Cioles
Smith
Joseph Irwin France
United States
John Philip Hill
C. Wilbur Miller
France
Hill
Miller
Newton Jackson
Frederic Paul Adkins
Ritchie
Charles B. Conley
Frederick
Webster Smith
Ritchien
George L Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Willaim M. Maloy
Zihlman Easy Victor in Statewide Races Reported
Zihtman won a decisive victory over former State Senator William A Wee Lo with about 2,900 votes, doubling his opponent. Captain Guy Anders led the Republican bid for Sheriff, carrying most precincts, while various county and state races saw LeGore, Six, and Harn compete for Senate and House seats amid a crowded GOP ticket.
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Zihtman
Forte Cobgremman
Frederick WN
Sillman
William A. Wee Lo
Edie
Anders
Doll
Tuomas A Chagdine
Goldsbaiouga
Dasa G Everhart
Joan W Eldredge
Chapline
Exverhart
Eldridge
LeGore
Senate
Harry W LeGore
Anderson If Ezler
House of Delegates
Etzler
Charles A. Six
Reguar
Joseph R. Harn
Howerd
Kefeurep
Tank W Bane
Jacob R Ramsburg
John F Thompson
Six
Register of Wills
Leslie W Gaver
Gaver
Melvin F Shepley
Essee Bo Zenz
Daniel C Grove
Local Dog Makes Doctor Visits in Peiping Tale
A stray dog from Roaniy travels to a local doctor in Peiping in a strangely chronicled tale. The dog, cared for by Mrs Thomas, receives daily visits and sustains a candid report on healing progress. The vet notes calm recovery aided by consistent attention, drawing attention from local observers and a crowd of onlookers.
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Peiping
China
Ritchie And Nice Clinch Maryland Primary Nominations
Maryland Democrats nominate Governor Albert C. Ritchie for a fifth term while Republicans back Harry W. Nice. Ritchie edges Nice by 165 votes in the 1910 contest, shaping the party battle for the coming election.
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Ritchie
Nice
Maryland
Baltimore
Albert C. Ritchie
Harry W. Nice
Auto Demolished and Truck Damaged in Winchester Street Crash
An auto owned by Mrs. Anna Betzler of 109 Jefferson Street was demolished when a truck driven by Carroll W. Shepherd of Boyce, Virginia, skidded on a wet street and struck Betzler’s parked car and a tree. The truck remained at the scene for hours as investigations and owner contact proceeded. One occupant was injured. Shepherd faced charges. In other news from the same period, preliminary election returns showed Governor Ritchie leading in Maryland Democratic conventions, with Goldsborough and Radcliffe also vying for Senate nominations, and a tight Republican contest shaping the party’s nominee.
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Frederick City
Emmitsburg
Urbana
Liberty
Woodsboro
Mt. Pleasant
Walkersville
Buckeystown
Woodville
Petersville Braddock
Brunswick
Ballenger
Tuscarors
Hauvers
Catoctin
Linganore
Jefferson
Middletown
Thurmont
Burkittsville
Jackson
Creagerstown
Lewistown
New Merket
Johnsville
Anna Betzler
Jefferson Street
Carroll W. Shepherd
Boyce
Betzeler
Winchester
Frederick
Shepherd
Beizier
Lef Haymaker
White Polst
Btate
FW Reith
Heldan
World Series Opens October 3 In Detroit Schedule
The 1934 World Series is set to begin Wednesday October 3 at the American League pennant winner's park. Kenesaw Mountain Landis presided over the meeting. If needed, remaining games move to Detroit with no off days. The Tigers and Giants are expected pennant winners, with first two games in Detroit October 3 and 4 and next three in New York October 5 to 7.
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OU Wey
Walkersile
Woodsille
Walkersville
Woodville
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Rutchs
Chicago
Kenesawa Mountain Landis
Baseball
Tigers
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New York
Return Wave of Votes in Frederick County Primary Battle
Polls opened under heavy rain as Frederick County voters sought returns from a decade’s hardest primary. Reported orderly lines, lingering forecasts of farmer support for crop subsidies, and criticism of AAA restraint textured the scene. The paper noted no arrests or major disturbances as results drifted in.
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Frederick County
von Siegen
Mary Imbibere
Weather Summary From a Fragmented 1933 Record
Readable parts show daily weather notes and precipitation figures. Mentions monthly totals for September and normal values, with dates around 1933 and 1994 reference points. Content is fragmented and nonstandard, but includes temperature and rainfall data for the area.
Liners Captain Faces Criticism Over Morro Castle Rescue
New York Sept 13 AP two officers from the President Cleveland testified before a board of inquiry about Captain Robert E Carey. They said they no longer wished to serve under him due to delayed lifeboat deployment. The first officer said he lost respect for the master over the boat launch failure and would request removal if Carey remained in command.
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New York
Morte Castle
Robert E. Carey
Cleveland
Morro Castle
Benth
Carey
Peterson
Peterson Saxi
Maare
James H. Henderson
Market Shows Hints of Hope Amid Turbulent Times
New York September 13 AP markets looked marginally more hopeful after yesterday’s dull session. Reports of possible federal troop involvement in Rhode Island unrest did not spark much reaction. Stocks remained firm but subdued, U S government bonds rallied, and grain and coal markets opened narrowly. Call money reissued at one percent while pound sterling started at 89.00. Diesel and semi Diesel engines listed for 1933 totalled 4,704,040 with related capacity and horsepower figures noted.
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New York
Rhode Island
U. S
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