Maryland election law report urges statewide reform
The Commission on Election Laws submitted a report to Governor Ritchie recommending a general recodification of Maryland election laws and moving to general registration of Baltimore City voters every eight years. It calls for redrawn ward lines, repeal of the declaration of intention act, filing fees for candidates, and cautious adoption of voting machines with voter approval.
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Maryland
Baltimore City
Guv. Ritchie
Commission On Election Laws
Billa
Hai
Bernard J. Flynn
Dhairy
General Assembly
Firnu
Trucking Company Owner Shot To Death In Hackensack
William Brady a taxicab and trucking company owner was shot to death by three men using a machine gun as he neared his home in Hackensack New Jersey. Fourteen bullets were fired and the killers fled. Police say Brady had recently been warned he would not be at the spot.
Two Women Shot in Chicago Street Violence
In Chicago on January 17, bullets shattered storefronts on Howard Street injuring two women and sending shoppers fleeing. A dark young man about 30 believed involved fled after a green sedan halted, while detectives linked the case to possible gang activity surrounding Monkey Face Charlie Genker. Witnesses noted 73 bullet holes in one car and 55 in another.
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Chicago
Howard Street
Norshore Theatre
Ufe
Charlie” Genker
Jack Zuta
Alma Moore
Alsatia Cagers Fall To Hershey In Close 47 41 Game
The Alsatia boys lost to the Hershey Monarchs 47 41 in Hershey at the two by four gym. Hershey claimed they played without fouls and that the game suffered from referee Dissinger not enforcing calls. Coach Joe Miller initially balked at sending the team on the floor but subs later got playing time.
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Tha Tud
Hershey Monarchs
Hershey
Dissinger
Joe Miller
Ten Clubs May Form Circuit
Pittsburgh Pa January 16 The Mid-Atlantic League faces a key decision on expanding to ten clubs at a meeting in Uniontown Pa Sunday Charleston and Huntington from the Tri-State League have filed applications for Mid-Atlantic membership. A Charleston W Va paper cited managers indicating they will stay with the Tri-State League after all.
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Pittsburgh
Uniontown
Charleston
Huntington
W. Va
Highway Group Rules Against Woodmont Road
County commissioners presented road construction recommendations to the State Roads Commission in Baltimore for 1931 funding. The Woodmont Road project was opposed and not included, with funds set to go to Downsville to Williamsport and other routes. Board members and clerks accompanied the delegation to the hearing.
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Board of County Commissioners
State Roads Commission
Baltimore
Woodmont
Downsville
Williamsport
Greencastle Pike
Fairview
Dry Run
Huyetts
Cavetown
Ami C. Saum
L. L. Bowers
Reid House Greeting Highlights Local Guests
A lively gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Shank’s home featured refreshments for numerous guests from Hagerstown Reid and Smithsburg. Attendees included Richard Nigh and family Paul Richard Frances Mary Baumgardner Maxwell Baumgardner Jonas Martin Reichard Christ Miller family Beulah Ada Eshleman and many friends and relatives.
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Isaac Shank
Richard Nigh
Paul
Richard
Frances
Hagerstown
Mary Baumgardner
Viola
Esther
Reid
Maxwell Baumgardner
Smithsburg
Jonas Martin
Melvin
Carol
Kenneth Reichard
Christ Miller
Beulah
Ada Eshleman
Amma
Naomi Showalter
Martha Showalter
Elizabeth
Clara Eby
Mabel Martin
Esther Martin
Naomi
Pearl Ebersole
Irene
Anna Martin
Bertha
Nora Martin
Edna
Elva Horst
Emma Martin
Mildred
Murder Case Is Dismissed in Morgan County
John Royer faced murder charges in Morgan County Circuit Court for killing Lon Amos of Paw Paw. Judge B D H Rodgers ruled the State's evidence was circumstantial and insufficient, dismissing the case. Amos was found dead with a hatchet in his Paw Paw hut last fall.
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John Royer
Ear Cascade
Lon Amos
Paw Paw
Morgan County
BD. H. Rodgers
Amos
Rodgers
Roger
Joseph W. Wolfinger
Downsville Notes Reach Out From Local Church Meetings
Downsville January notes record Rev. C N Williams holding evangelistic services at the Christian church. Local residents visit kin and neighbors including the Domer, Weidner, Rowland, McCalister, Moats, Higgens, Artz, Speaker, Shank, Bowers and Ward households. The Pownsville Parent Teachers Association postpones its meeting to January 30 due to evangelistic services.
Cox Takes Narrow Lead on Final Day at Agua Caliente
Wilfred Cox from Dyker Beach leads the Agua Caliente open with a 69 third round, totaling 218 to edge Johnny Golden by one stroke. Johnny Golden slips to 219, with Ed Dudley Horton Smith Clarence Clark and others at 220 and four back.
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Mexico
Wilfred
Wilfy} Cox
Dyker Beach
Brooklyn
N. Y
Johnny Golden
Noroton
Conn
Olden
John
Ed Dudley
Los Angeles
Wilmington
Del
Horton Smith
New York
Clarence Clark
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Gene Sarazen
Cox
Community Callers Visit Families in Long Family Area
The report lists visitors including Mrs. Harry Coffman and daughter from Hagerstown, Mrs. Fortune Odenhiai, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lehman with Mildred and Charles, and Mr. and Mrs. John Valentine. Also listed are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dick with daughters Helen Catherine Naomi and sons George Russel and Rus sel Baker visiting Robert Cunningham in Boonsboro, and Katherine Bowers visiting Edwina Swain.
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Pause Long
Milton Moats
Jacob Higgens
Earl Moats
Albert Moxninger
Roxbury
James Kesselring
C. N. Williams
Washington, D. C
A. Frick
Elmer Cline
Ilinois
Samuel Shank
Milas Annie Bowers
Howard Artz
Frank
Anna Martz
Edward Ward
Mt. Moriah
Christopher Speaker
Allison Speaker
Homer
Betty Jane
Wiliam Speaker
Ina Bowers
Wealdh
Frank Adams
Frank Litten
John Lisky
Walter Rauth
William Avey
Walter Avey
C. E. Bowers
Lagritta
Walter Bowers
Ellen Dick
Thomas Hagerman
Jean
Thomas
Jack Downin
Cavanaugh
Earle Minilics
Ira Downey
George Reid
Sarah Jane
Marcella
Roger
Eugene
Whitmore
Hagerstown
Pownsville Parent Teachers Association
The
Christian Church
C. N. Willams
Washington, D.C
Anne Richardson
Washington County
Fred Flook
John
Harpsaburg
Emory Flocke Unday
Harry Moninger
Virginia
Elisabeth
Raymond
J. A. Andrews
Paul
Roy
Clifford
Harry Bank
J. A. Moninger
Philip Rager
Harry Coffman
Fortune Odenhiai
Edward Lehman
Mildred
Charles
Lehman
Leitersburg
John Valentine
Frank Dick
Helen
Catherine
Naomi
George
Russel
Russel Baker
Robert Cunningham
Boonsboro
Katherine Bowers
Edwina Swain
Sites For Plants Are Selected Scientifically Says Ryman
L H Ryman former DuPont executive addressed the Hagerstown Chamber on locating new industries. He urged scientific site analysis, warned against inducements, and proposed an industrial clearing house with an independent committee to attract substantial plants. Mr and Mrs J C Miller traveled to Baltimore for the day.
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Chamber of Commerce
L. H. Ryman
Dupont Company
Wilmington
Delaware
Duponts
Hagerstown
Meria Thorpe
Ryman
Seaboard
Dupont Rayon
Waynesburg
Dupont
Planta
United States
Michigan
Ysa
Cenes
Bridge Party Hosts and Local Relief Drive Planned
Mr and Mrs George White of Martinsburg hosted a Thursday bridge party in Shepherdstown with guests including Mr and Mrs W White Dr and Mrs J C Ash Prof and Mrs W R Thacher and Miss Doeoth Jones Mrs W R Thacher won the ladies high score prize A relief fund drive will be held February 7 at 7 30 pm in the Kearneysville school house with local talent and Grace Yoke White reading Anna Border in charge and J H Bender recovering from grippe others: Upton Martin and F R McQuilkin recovering from operations S L Cooley is visiting from Rockville Md and D Frank Koontz is in Washington DC
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Shepherdstown
W. Va
George White
Martinsborg
Mra
W. White
J. C. Ash
W.R. Thacher
Doeoth Jones
W. R. Thacher
Kearneysville
Jeferson
Grace Yoke White
Anna Border
J. H. Bender
Upton Martin
F. R. McQulkin
S. L. Coolewie
Rockville, Md
Mre. D. Frank Koontz
Washington, D. C
Pirates blame tonsils for loss in NL race
Pittsburgh Pirates blame poor tonsil health for last season’s finish as they list players sidelined by illness. Pitchers Hennis Meine Evin Brame Andy Bednar Charley Woods Steve Swetonie and catcher Hal Finney along with infielders Pia Traynor George Grantham Gus Suhr and Harry Geiszberger were out. Mrs Kemp Reynolds and her children visited Mrs Mary Minnick’s family Sunday afternoon.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Hennis Meine
Evin Brame
Andy Bednar
Charley Woods
Steve Swetonie
Hal Finney
Pia Traynor
George Grantham
Gus Suhr
Harry Geissberger
Paul
Lloyd Waner
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Jonathan Streets
Kraiss Funeral Home
Fred W. Kraiss
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Highway Group
Woodmont Road
H. N. Swanson
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Blue Bell Motor
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Downsville Letter
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