Republicans name county ticket for Wicomico voters
Wicomico County Republicans in convention named a slate to oppose the Democratic nominees in the November general election. State Senator E Dale Adkins leads the state ticket with Elmer G Townsend William A H Jackson I W R Connelly and John K Gunby as delegates. Col Humphreys presided and praised the party.
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Wicomico County
Register of Wills
State Central Committee
State Senate
E. Dale Adkins
Hovee
Elmer G. Townsend
Wiliam AH. Jackson
I. W. R. Connelly
John K Gunby
Charles W Bennett
Board of
Harold B. White
Edgar Langrall
T. Paul English
Algie E. Wimbrow
D. Virgil Baileyhan
Christ Hastings
Charles A. Parsons
F. Kent Cooper
F Grant Gosie
Issac J White
W. Roy Wilson
William P. Jackson
Marion A. Humphreys
George P. Crockett
Lew
T D Pickson
EE. Brittingham
Wicomice County
Elbert H Gary Reaches 60 While Leading U S Steel
Elbert H Gary marked his 60th birthday while continuing as chairman of the United States Steel Corporation. He plans to remain active, though expects to be “off the boards” eventually. Gary has 28 years in steel and 20 years as a lawyer, having helped organize Federal Steel and negotiated the Carnegie deal into US Steel.
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New York
Elbert H Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Federal Steel Company
JL Morgan
Carnegie
Industial Celessa
Tt Capital
Georgia Invades Yale Bowl Tomorrow
New York reports a slate of football games with Georgia set to challenge Yale at the Yale Bowl in a feature for the day. Harvard faces Holy Cross with injuries and subs. Princeton and Washington and Dartmouth eye key scores. Army alters lineup for a strong front. Lehigh and others prep for Providence. Notre Dame and Chicago loom in-minded Midwest interest.
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New York
Georgia
Yale
Harvard
Holy Cross
Geneva
Princeton
Amherst
Providence
Lafayette
Pittsburgh
Rutgers
Washington
Jefferson
University of Minnesota
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Chicago
Maroons
Maryland
Death theater natives besieged by warring chiefs
Wuchang amid a siege as starvation tightens its grip on over a quarter million residents. Refugees reach roughly 30,000 as General Sun Chuanfang fights to cut southern lines, while bombardment threats loom from Cantonese forces.
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Hankow
Wochang
Acre
Yangtsac
Hankew
Red Cross
Mercy
Wuchang
Sun Chuan Fang
Sun
Khiutiang
Foyang Lake
Wu-Pei-Fu
Chang Tso Lin
China
Pigeon Returns to Bath Loft After Four Years
London dispatch reports a pigeon being returned to a Bath loft after an absence of nearly four years. The bird, lost near Marseille, France, has survived the long period away before rejoining its owner.
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London
Bath
Marenne
France
News Bullets From Across Cities Report Lynchings and Crimes
Reports from Columbia and Wilmington note lynchings of three Negrets in Aiken and a civic leader George J. Kichs of the Carnegie Steel Newcastle Works shoots himself after long illness. Eastman of Hercules Ponder Company is critical after choking at the Wilmington Club. Wall Street shows nervous trading tied to crop estimates. Delaware authorities probe a large still operation near Iron Mill with several custodials. In Washington, the Daugherty Miller trial contends conspiracy to defraud the United States.
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Newcastle
Api—Geeorge J. Kichs
Carnegie Steel Company
Wilmington
Del
Meary H. Eastman
Hercules Ponder Company
Delaware Hospital
Wilmington Club
Beac
Iron Mill
West Virginia
Daugherts-Miller
Court of the
United States
Eaeery K. Buchner
Buchner
Marry
Daugherty
Attoract Central
Thomas W Miller
Danko Believed to Be Louis the Greek in Baltimore
Baltimore reports Chicago police think J. W. Danko the payroll robber who died after a street heist is the Chicago underworld figure known as Louis the Greek. Detectives linked a photo to Danko and sought his lodgings for the statue said to prove identity. New witness identified Nemeth as a robber and offered testimony if arrested.
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Baltimore
Baltimore New
Chicago
J. W. Danko
Henry Senneborn
Company
Louis the Greek
Danko
Louis the Creek
Maryland
Louis
Lous
Wacda Pal
William Netmeth
Nemeath
Tuice
Surrounke
Lawser
Hurn
Nemeth
Wom
Nemmoth
Dickerson Faces Local Political and Farming Troubles
Georgeton Delaware October story centers on Elmer Dickerson a former Sussex counts coroner and Democratic committeeman near Milwa his suspect luck with misfortune strikes a large barn contents lost to damage and a rampaging bull forces culling valued at up to 8000 to 3000 dollars while political activity continues into a primary cycle with local figures mentioned in a tumultuous report.
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Georgeton
Del
Elmer Dickerson
Sussex
Milwa
Srimal
Fhrkerson
Armouress Tt
Lynching After Jailbreak Ends In Three Deaths In Carolina
A mob seized three Black inmates from the Aiken jail during an attempted second murder trial for Denton Lowman and Demon Lowman. Bodies were found in a nearby thicket, each shot multiple times. Sheriff Robinson and deputies were sidelined as lights went out and a rampage followed.
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Arken
Aiken
Nesta
Clarence
Steven Lowman
Cater
Ereha Lowman
Sherif If 2
Howard
Athen County
Mnd
Sam Lowman
Demon
Bertha Lowman
Clarence Lowman
State Supreme Cour
S. T. Lanham
Denton Lewman
Rupers Taylor
Sherif Nellie Robinson
Ines
Ite
Robinson
Sheriff Robinson
Sheriff Howard
Lowman
Annie Lowman
Bertha
Broadway Fans Expect Yankees to Prevail in Series Return
New York Yankees are favored to win the World Series as they return to St Louis to finish the series. Bets on the Yankees to win 23 to 1 or 1 to 1 were common with Alexander slated to start the sixth game and fans wagering heavily on the outcome. Money under wager pools topped 1070 000 for the final game in St Louis.
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New York
Cardinals
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Yankees
Howexsee
Alexander
Jamey
Carolina
St Louie
Wagrre
Captive Miss Lydia Koebbe Reporter Says in China
Miss Lydia Koebbe of Gras Lake Michigan a missionary to China was reported captured by Chinese brigands. She carried the principal of a girls boarding school and had been sent to China by the Evangelical Church.
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Lydia Koebbe
Gras Lake
Mich
China
Koeble
Ang Jen
The
Evangelical Church
Localizing Clues in McPherson Kidnapping Case Emerges
LA Oct 8 A new development in the Aimee Semple McPherson kidnapping case centers on a claim a shack matching her description of the location where she was held was found near Wellton Arizona. Evidence suggests Mrs McPherson was in contact with Ormiston as recently as last August and advised him to stay away from Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Tempe
Minnie Kennedy
Shack
Wellton
Ariz
Nepherson
Ormiston
Keyes
S. 3
Hahn
Lorraine Wiseman Sielaff
New Bid Aims to Lease Muscle Shoals Property
Washington Oct 8 A PIA bid for leasing the Muscle Shoals nitrate property is expected to be submitted to Congress this winter. The offer by Saladers under an arrangement for public participation will be more favorable to the government, with a new Farmers Federated Fertilizer Corporation plan and nitrate woolow guarantee for fertilizer. Mr Slemp declined to name submitters but said New York engineers would present the proposal with advisory input only.
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Washington
PIA
Muscle Shoala
Iby C. Bascom Shemp
Congress
Shemp
New York ‘Engineers
Slemp
Imatter
Farmers Federated Fertilizer Corporation
Laurel Track injunction hearing urged by property owners
Annapoli Maryland Oct AP Judge Fo Nev Parke directed a hearing at 4 p m today on a petition for an injunction against the Maryland State Fair Association to halt racing at the Laurel track. Petitions filed by several city property owners claim the track's parcel lies within their property and that the track's proximity damages land value.
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Annapoli
Fo Nev Parke
Clieut
Ktoor
Maryland Stau Fair Association
Thalt Racing
Laurel Track
Wie
McCready lifer in Pen as jurors verdict
Ernest T. McCready of Crisfield was sentenced to life imprisonment after a jury found him guilty of first degree murder in the shooting death of John T. Stenning at his supper table on Thanksgiving. State's Attorney Goslee led the prosecution and former Governor Harrington urged acquittal during proceedings.
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Ernest T. McCready
Serene
Ernest T Mc €Ready
Crisfield
John T Stenning
Tanksgiving
McCready
Sterling
F Grant Goslee
John B. Robbins
Durati
Emerton Clarrington
Natus T Walker
Walker
Harrington
Coun
Joshua Miles
Harr
Cashell
Somerset Courts
Curtis W. Long
Ready
Witner
Danzhextnimi
Fragmentary report on San Florancia event and casualties
An incoherent fragment describes a San Florancia incident with wounded workers and a missioner’s actions. It mentions cuts to several coworkers and unclear events surrounding a salve or landa. The text lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Merion A. Hompareys
Convention
Dale Adkins
John K. Gunby
W. H. Jackson II
Elbert HL Cary
Were Fonrick
Paul Tarascon
Son
Atlantic
Raymond Orteir
DEATH
Pigeon
Columbia, & C
Mcleod
Hart
Bo McMillin
Geneva College
McMillin
Little Centre College
Crimson
Lous the Green
Dickerson
Jinx
Aiken, S.C
Broadway
EES
CrisSeld
Sambo
San Florancia
Otho
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