Bruce Campagn Directing Bruce Canpagn Campaign
Baltimore reports Democratic Senatorial candidate William Cabell Bruce will enter the race under Dr. J Hubert Wade the Democratic State Central Committee chairmans direction. Wade faces resistance from independents and calls for resignation to allow a cleaner campaign with Maryland leader John Walter Smith backing him. Observers say only Wade's voluntary resignation could resolve Bruce's political bind.
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William Cabell Brave
France
J. Hubert Wade
Democratic State Central Committee
Bruce
Wade
Ritchel
Democratic Party
Leibowicz
Smith
Tariff Bill Passed by House Then Heads to Senate
Washington report says the administration tariff bill conference report was adopted by the house by 103 to 108 with momentum toward senate action next week. A defeated motion would have recommitted to maintain a 1.00 cent rate on Cuba raw sugar, while the agreed rate in conference stood at 1.76 cents per pound. Four men killed at crossing near Eve Missouri when their auto was struck by a railroad train.
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Washington
House
Senate
Garner
Tex- S
Iit
Hort Scott
Kan
Perry Thomson
Frank C. Feren
Kansas City
Eve
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
President Jamison Thanks The News In Frederick Letter
Frederick News reports J W Jamison president of the Blue Ridge League thanks The News for support after a successful season. He praises the paper’s friendly attitude and asks for a continued partnership with the local club management and the league.
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Frederick News
Frederick
Tlemen
Blue Rise League
Blue Ridge League
J. W. Jamison
Clerks Union Opposed to Strike in Pennsylvania System
Washington dispatch reports representatives of the Brotherhood of Clerks Freight Handlers and Ticketsetters of the Pennsylvania railroad system urged workers to defer strike action after a two hour conference with acting Labor Secretary Henning and other officials in Newark New Jersey. They said government mediation could adjust grievances and warned that a walkout by eastern division workers could trigger action by as many as 25 000 union members within a day.
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Brotherhood of Clerks
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Henning
Newark
N. J
Pennsylvania
DB. L. Miller
Brotherhood
LW Forrester
Miter
Squirrel Triggers Outage Halting Power Across Five Towns
A gray squirrel crossing a high voltage line in Marlboro caused a short circuit that cut electric power to Marlboro and eight nearby towns. Marlboro Southboro Northboro and Westboro saw outages for about three hours affecting plants and local utilities.
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Marlboro
Mass
Southboro
Northboro
Westboro
School Teacher Has Hard Luck
Miand Florida September 16 A Chicago school teacher Miss Kate Flyn was struck by a passenger train engine after being run over twice by automobiles in the past year. Doctors at a local hospital say she will recover again despite the injuries.
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Miand
Fla
Kate Flyn
Chicago
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Solomon
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San Antonio Express
Barney Oldfield
Oldfield
Wichita
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Corun’s Garage
Garage Valley Garage
Thurmont Garage
Frederick, Md
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Middletown
Woodsboro
Thurmont, Md
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Harry
Henry
North Market St. Frederick, Md
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Quynn
T. Allen G. Quynn & CO
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll St
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Braddock Heights State Road
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