Weller Leads Hill in Maryland GOP Senate Fight
United States Senator Ovington E. Weller forged ahead of Representative John Philip Hill as returns came in on the Maryland Republican primary. With a large margin in state convention seats and a rising popular vote, Weller held the lead, while Governor Albert C. Ritchie won a sweeping Democratic gubernatorial victory.
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Baltimore
United States
O. E. Weller
John Philip Hill
Weller
Princé George's
Hill
Ovington E. Weller
Maryland
Til
Albert ©. Ritchie
William Milnes Maloy
Maley
Ritchie
John McGinty
Col. Hill
William Hettleman
Frederick N. Zihlman
Ciry
Louis Eppler
Eastern Shore
First
Alan T. Goldsborough
Franklin Upshur
Eva C. Chase
A. Kingsley Love, 17,715, For Republican Clerk of the Court of Appeals. Mullikin
Alip
Addison BE
Mullikin
Wellers
Marion A. Humphreys
Col. Hil
Humphreys
Eoaig
Weber
Albert C. Ritchie
Democrats Name Five Incumbents As Commissioner
Governor Albert Ritchie led Frederick County Democrats to renominate incumbents in the primary. Ritchie won over Maloy more than three to one with 2,679 vote margin. Sheriff nominee Charles W. Smith won by 1,258 over Fago. The full Board of County Commissioners was renominated with Mohler near sixth place. New State Central Committee members were Grove Conley Barrick Winebrenner Annan and Ross.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Charles W. A
John W. He Frank “i. Sie
Stile Central
Buckeystown
Frederick
Prderick
Vrederick
U . Frederick
Middletown
Creagerstown
Sng
Vis
Emmitsburg
Catoctin
Urbana
Laberty
Ou Ag
Remm Vt Ot & Mn
New Market
Hauvers
Woodsboro
St Petereville
Mt. Pleasant
Jefferson
Thurmont
N . Ne
Jackson
Johnsville
Woodville
An Ag
Adi
Linganore Oe
Lewistown Tees Ad
Tuscarora Oe Ee
Burkittsville
Ballenger
Bet Braddock Deere Ateeee
Brunswick
Veetes Os
Ff ST
A . Oe Aoe
No. A
Walkersville
Albert Ritchie
Frederick County
William Milnes Maloy
Charlies W. Smith
Board of County Commissioners
State Central Committee
William J. Grove
Charles H. Conley
Leonard C. Barrick
David C. Winebrenner
Luella M. Annan
Richard P. Ross
Harry Allgire
August T. Brust
Mr. Brust
Ross
Ritchie
Maloy
Smith
Fagao
John E. Crum
Manny C. Dorcus
Olc
Thomas N. Mohler
George D. Smith
John W. Holter
Stevens
Lochner
Brown
Charles S. Huffer
Charles C. Martz
Isaiah N. Loy
Marts
Mr. Shoemaker
William C. Roderick
Sherrif
Charles W. Crum
Roderiick
Crum
Winpigler
Archlar R. Molesworth
G. Edward Myers
Charles M. Root
William J .Kepler
Maurits D. Slifer
George D. Toms
George M. Wachter
G. EB. Stine
George C. Remsberg
Harry B. Witter
Charles H. Smith
Preston EB. Frey
Tra J, Young
Latest County Figures Show Republican Totals Varying by Precincts Missed
Incomplete tallies list Governor Humphreys and other officials with Republican leads and Democratic shortfalls. Values appear for multiple offices including Congress Eppler, State Senator Norwood, and House of Delegates figures, with precincts Thurmont Meddl Parkinsville and others still pending as of late hours.
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Humphreys
Muilikin
Hill
Weller
Congress
Eppler
Zihimar
Norwood
Rosenour
Orphan's Court
Hufler
Lay
Martz
Shoemaker
House of Delegates
Alexander
Etzier
Flock
Gladhill
Hooper
Kefauver
Mohler
Palme
Smith
Sheriff Crum
Roderick
Winpister
Kepler
Molesworth
Myers
Remsbert
Sliler
Stine
Toms
Wachter
Witter
Young
Braddock
Caraway Urges Return of US War Dead from France
Senator T. H. Caraway of Arkansas called for bringing home the bodies of about 31 thousand American soldiers buried in France. He told the Washington Post insults were written on the crosses at graves, and urged Congress to provide funds for repatriation after his Geneva trip with the Inter Parliaments Union.
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Washington
T. H. Caraway
Democrat
Arkansas
America
United States
France
Washington Post
Inter-Parliamentary
Geneva
Congress
Ireland Candidate for League Council Seat
Ireland's bid for a League Council seat was officially launched as Britain and Canada loom in the Western alliance debate. British officials declined to discuss motives while reports suggest England may favor Canada as a potential fellow member of the council.
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Ireland
League Council
Geneva
Amencan
Great Briain O1
Free State
Hs Melexaton
England
Canada
Freshman Week Activities At Hood College And State School
Students arrive for Hood College opening events and for the Maryland State School for the Deaf where about 175 pupils enroll. Freshman tests, assemblies, and physical exams proceed under Prof G Nevin Rehert and advisor Wiss Lillian Grown with assemblies, dances, and campus games planned through Thursday.
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Hood College
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Maryland
Hood
G Nevin Rehert
Brodbeck Hall
Wiss Lillian Grown
Maryland Expenditures Exceed Revenues in 1925 U.S. Report
A U.S. Department of Commerce summary shows Maryland's total expenditures for the year ended September 30, 1925, exceeded revenues by 1,275,313 dollars. Revenue receipts totaled 22,813,392 dollars while total payments reached 24,088,705 dollars including debt interest and permanent improvements.
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Maryland
United States Department of Commerce
Waterman Leads Means In Colorado GOP Senate Race
Returns from about half of Colorado's 1,591 precincts show Charles Waterman ahead of Senator Brice W. Means by 6 313 votes in the Republican Senate nomination. Democratic results from 795 precincts show Sweet leading Prosser by 1.51. The report notes roughly 39 000 missionaries supported by recognized missionary societies.
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Colorado
Denver
Col
Charles Waterman
Brice W. Means
Sweet
Prosser
Articles Resumed Later In The News Section
H. Dorsey Etchison’s weekly features About Our Town and Seeing Amerca are suspended until September 23 and October 2 respectively at his request due to other engagements.
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Amerca
H. Dorsey Etchison
Etchison
Weller Faction Secures Victory in Frederick County Primary
In Frederick County the Weller faction of the Republican party leads. With incomplete returns, Weller holds a margin over rival John Philly Hiley at roughly 700 to 1,000 for the Senatorial race and Mallikin carries the governorship contest by a similar margin. Norwood leads Rosenour for State Senate while several House of Delegates and county posts show sharp competition among candidates.
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Weller
Frederick County
John Philly Hiley
Chese
Hil
Mite
Mallikin
Humphreys
Frank C. Norwood
Benjamin Rosenour
Norwood
Rosenour
House of Delegates
Charles Flock
Lawis F. Keftauver
A. Grant Hooper
Anderson H. Eteler
Grayson E. Palmer
Sc. T. K. Gladhill
Wiliam P Mohler
Theodore H. Alexander
Jon Walter Smith
Charles A. Six
Flook
Zillman
F. N. Ziulman
Ziman
Zihhmdt
Orphans’ Court
George W. Shoe
Speculators Hold Market Control Amid Mixed Session
In New York on September 15 AP reports speculators faced stiffer resistance but kept control of price movement for most of the session. A record breaking cardandoings report and optimistic steel reviews buoyed sentiment while signals of easing crude output and merger rumors fueled bullishness. Cash money stayed at 5 percent as the market closed heavy with about 1.7 million shares traded.
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New York
Maryland corn in good to excellent condition
Washington reports the Agriculture Department crop condition summary for the week ending yesterday. Maryland corn is rated good to excellent with pastures late potatoes and truck crops doing well. Sweet potatoes are fairly good and tobacco is generally good. Virginia wheat is mostly favorable with early corn and tobacco maturing well, and cotton potatoes and peanuts in good condition.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Virginia
Beverly Bayne Granted Divorce From Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne, film actress, gains a final divorce decree from Francis X. Bushman. The couple separated in 1924 and Bayne obtained custody of their six year old son under an agreement restricting his film appearance until age fifteen.
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Los Angeles
APA
Beverly Bayne
Francis X. Bushman
Dharging de Sersion
Miss Hayne
Embargo On Shipment Of Arms To Nicaragua Announced
President Coolidge issued a proclamation declaring an embargo on arms shipments to Nicaragua. The action follows a recommendation from the State Department in response to disturbances in Central America and Inca-related concerns.
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Nicaraagua
Paul Smith
S. N
Coolidge
Nicaragua
Resporse
Explosion in tunnel leaves eight dead near river port
A tunnel blast near the river port killed eight workers who were inside the tunnel at the time. Rescue teams recovered the victims and investigators began probing the cause of the explosion.
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E.cht
Achven
We Ima
Klan Opposes U S Hand In Mexico Controversy
A Ku Klux Klan resolution at the third prennial convocation in Washington urges the United States to refrain from interfering in Mexico's religious controversy. A klansman from Michigan introduced the measure which the assembly signaled support for before sending it to the resolutions committee. The draft also expresses sympathy with Mexico's government in its efforts to free people from foreign influences and would appoint a special committee to present the resolution to Secretary Kellogg if approved.
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Washington
Mexico
The
Knights
Kellogr
Roxie Stinson Weds Oil Operator Sept 3
Roxie Stinson divorced wife of the late Jesse W. Smith and noted for Senate testimony in the Daugherty investigation married Philip E. Brast an oil operator on September 3 in Covington Kentucky. She announced the marriage upon returning from New York.
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Washington Courthouse
Ohio
Roxie Stinson
Jesse W. Smith
Senate
Attorney General's Office
Harry M. Daugherty
Covington
Philip EB. Brast
New York
Woman lands nomination for clerk of the court
Snow Hill Maryland fields a local primary result where Miss Bessie Bowen won by a large margin to secure the Worcester County clerk of court nomination over J Edward White. The story notes a typhus outbreak in Hanover Germany with hundreds of cases and casualties and Red Cross aid.
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Snow Hill
Bessie Bowen
Worcester County
J. Edward White
Hanovter
Germany
Red Cross
Bern
Hambure
Bremen
United States Asks Nicaragua Rebels for Truce
The U S government requests a truce with Nicaraguan government and revolutionary factions amid mounting unrest. Officials cite the need to curb violence as peace talks appear unsettled and regional tensions rise.
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