Bond Issue Wins By Heavy Margin In City Election
Frederick voters approved a bond issue to fund a city sewerage system by a wide margin, 1198 to 380, with total ballots 2597. Officials planned immediate WPA grant pursuit for 15 percent of 452,295 and anticipated start of construction, expected to take about 18 months, amid broad civic backing and heavy turnout.
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Coal Men And Union Spokesmen Deadlocked
Nationwide coal strike talks stalled as bituminous producers and United Mine Workers leaders fail to reach a wage deal. John L Lewis warned negotiators to stop “dumb-twiddling” and press for an accord on tonnage rates, amid deadlocked rounds with Appalachian producers and two union officials.
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United Mine Workers
John L Lewis
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G O P Chiefs Plan Campaign For 1936
Barealive committee of 22 meets with Chairman Fletcher in Washington September 24 to discuss strategy and intensity of Republican campaign activities for the presidential race. Delegates from New York and other capitals gather to witness the plans and potential shifts in party leadership ahead of the election year.
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Republican Party
Washington
Montevue seen as death trap by grand jury
The Frederick County grand jury urged the razing of Montevue proper and the erection of a new hospital complex after reporting the current building is age worn, hazardous, and inadequate for fire safety. Indictments were returned against operators of slot machines as the jury pressed gambling prosecutions and praised officials while calling for facility improvements.
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Police Department
Frederick City
Maryland
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Shfer
Enire
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Montevue Menses
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Thomas
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Earnec
Oustasis
Desigtaco
Gambine Marones
Cera
Ellos
Grove White
William Oberlander
Carl E Holtz Ourdut
Examine Examination Rights For National Banks
Washington note explains that banks may permit inspection of examination records but cannot be compelled to reveal them. It states that access to examination reports is available on file in banks and at the office of the national bank examiners. Aletter from O Connors clarifies the legal stance and limits. An 1844 beer per capita figure mentions high consumption in 1817.
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Ae Bankag Diparanis
United States
May Bid For Lines As Opal Anticipates Rail Empire
A sprawling note outlines possible bids to retain control of a vast railroad empire. The document mentions Delaware and blue roan imagery, veteran figures, and a looming allroad war scenario. It hints at a September 3 deadline and a bid by Moran A Co to outpace rivals.
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Coeur
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OP Moran
St Louis Hosts 70000 Legionnaires in Parade
Seventy thousand American Legionnaires marched through St Louis on September 24 for the city’s grand parade to open the national convention. An estimated 300,000 spectators lined a two mile route as drum corps, bands, drill teams and veterans filled the streets in heat and fanfare. Two heat prostrations were reported among marchers as the crowd watched Baltimore and Maryland units march with gold helmets shining in the sun and the Junior drum corps following.
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American Legionnaires
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Havre de Grace dlsd in white with cape by corpsus de Grace
A misread caption notes Havre de Grace in white attire with a black and gold cape on display. The event centers on the corpsus de Grace presentation and its traditional pageantry.
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