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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1934
Page
1
The official canvass of Wednesday's vote is completed, confirming results and certifying totals for the local election. Details include rounding of ballots, candidate tallies, and verification by election officials. The report underlines transparency and adherence to statutory deadlines.
Official tabulation by the Board of Election Supervisors completed after 17,000 voters cast about 31,000 ballots. Governor Nice wins by 2 votes over Goldsborough after second choice tallies. John W. Grove and Charles H. Conley win key nominations. Beer and wine questions pass with 10,286 for beer versus 6,795 against. total party vote 16,899 split Democratic 9,704 and Republican 7,103.
Myron Taylor of U S Steel moves to influence the roiling steel industry dispute with the Roosevelt labor board. Stacy, chairman, signals firm stance on majority rule and union bargaining, while warnings of company unions and code threats loom. The piece also notes stiffening labor policy amid textile and auto tensions and a glimpse of European war talk.
Downtown Berlin faced a major blaze this afternoon, tearing through a Soviet era office building and surrounding structures. Fire units battled the flames as authorities noted the fire likely started in the building, with automatic safety measures under review as the scene unfolded.
The official vote tally was reported at 2 o clock with the county board of election noting a strenuous count. The fragmented figures include names such as Charles A Thompson and Abraham Heberr with varied tallies and multiple precincts referenced in the chaotic final counts.
Dr Conley appeals to Maryland Democrats predicting 90 000 would back his platform at the convention. He cautions that dissatisfied voters seek a governing program that matches principles and warns of a awakening within the party. He delays public statements until he knew his convention support and cites primary results affecting the race.
A fragmented market report notes signs of resistance as investors eye shifts in trade and policy. Technical indicators hint at volatility with tentative support around 8900, while sellers and buyers weigh risks and potential rebounds remain uncertain.
A district referendum on wet and dry status is scheduled for Wednesday September 12, 1933. The ballot letters B for beer only and D for bone-dry appear in the wording with district residents urged to vote.
Frederick county recount of a repeal referendum shows 16 districts approving beer and liquor licensing, 6 remaining dry, with 4 licensing beer only. Wet districts edged dry by total turnout of 16,411 votes in 19—. Emmitsburg and Linganore noted as wet and dry leaders respectively.
An inspection of the Frederick Transient Center at the Hall property at Eighth and East streets will be made Thursday. A supper committee will supervise a meals service during the inspection and an outline of the center’s provisions will be discussed. The event list includes many named officials and religious leaders from local churches.
A pilot named Warden landed at Frederick airport at 2 PM. An accompanying aircraft crashed in a wooded area of Loudoun County Virginia. An injured lineman was reported. The substitute foreman opened on Monday after a strike.
A historical clipping notes Dr France as a Republican candidate for the United States Senate. The brief item presents the candidate’s name and the party affiliation, with no additional context or dates provided in the legible text.
Baltimore September 3 AP a vote for Dr Joseph J France faces two opponents for the Republican nomination for the United States Senate at the party convention. France seeks to secure the 75 votes needed with a shift of convention votes toward him from rival Wilbur Miller or John Philly Hill as the roll proceeds amid party strategy and regional contest.
New York July 14 A federal judge denied a U S attorney request to compel the Ward Line to reveal statements from officers related to the ship incident. The court granted a motion to quash the subpoena on grounds that materials retained from officers after the ship's burning were confidential and privileged and not subject to subpoena. The prosecutor did not state whether an appeal would be filed.
Lawrence Kilmer a 29 year old Wisconsin man is held without bail for the death of his 22 year old sweetheart Agatha Ernold who was run over by a tireless automobile wheel. Authorities say the pair quarreled and left a roadhouse. she died later in hospital. Kilmer pleaded innocence claiming she fell from the car.
Callander Ontario reports four of five 110 day old quintuplets showing improvement while Dr A R Dafoe remains concerned for infant Annette whose chest infection eased but temperature hovered near 99 degrees. Remaining infant health status is described as serious by the physician.
A horse named Rainbow won by six lengths over Endeavour in a recent race. The report notes hot conditions and nearby spectators as the crowd watched the finish. Aor t US Coast Guard Cater ab Newer is mentioned in a fragmentary line with unclear context.
Julian K. Cochran of Rockville received a 30 day sentence after pleading guilty to a drunken driving offense on the National Highway west of Frederick. He was fined $100 and the court allowed him the benefit of the doubt before final disposition.
New York Sept 75 AP reports the McLarnin-Ross heavyweight title fight was postponed for the fourth time and rescheduled for Monday night at Madison Square Garden after earlier delays.
A TEATILE strike committee demands the resignation of Johnson amid labor disputes. The committee cites unresolved grievances and accuses Johnson of failing to address workers’ concerns, urging immediate action.
In Burlington North Carolina dynamite bombs exploded near the E M Holt mills amid rioting. The blast damaged the yard and wrecked machinery though the plant remained intact. Ten sticks were used and residents likened the explosion to an earthquake as police investigated.
Geneva reports that the League of Nations is telegraphing Moss to invite Russia to join the League. A Geneva meeting discusses conditioning Russia’s admission on a pledge to religious liberty in Soviet states. Clergymen urge the League to safeguard Christian rights as talks proceed.
Brookline Mass Sept 18 W Lawson of San Francisco opened strong on Dark at the U S Amateur Championship. Weather outlook calls for generally fair skies through the week with Thursday remaining mild.
Weather data shows 0.01 inch of precipitation in the last 24 hours and 3.72 inches for the month to date. 1934 precipitation to September 1 stands at 4.31 inches. September to date diverges from normal. Temperatures compare with last year at around 68 below and 36 above, with sun and moon times listed.
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