Maryland counties predicted to back repeal urge youth vote momentum
Baltimore attendees hear Secretary Winebrenner say Maryland counties and Baltimore City will deliver a large repeal majority in September. He cites Frederick County dry since 1919 and notes many new young voters since federal prohibition. He argues youth will overturn prohibition by voting for repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore City
David C. Winebrenner
Twenty-seventh Ward
Democratic Club
Frederick
Hollins Brooks Honored by C P Company for Thirty-Fifth Year Service
M Brooks construction foreman in the western district of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company receives a diamond emblem for completing thirty five years of service. He began in 1898 in Baltimore aiding the Jones splicer in the cable department and recalls the 1904 Baltimore fire work in manholes for six months, even fending off rats guarding splices under St Paul Street and Bank Lane.
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Hollins
Brooks
Chesapeake and Potomac
Baltimore
Gilmor
Mr. Vernon
Mte
Fragmented quotation on extremist campaign rhetoric
The passage discusses a dry tone and sparse efforts from both sides of a question. It notes a group trying to bind a way forward to repeal the prohibition, with mentions of sincerity and rallying.
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Campaion
Tidec
Contracts Awarded For State Roads In Maryland
State Roads Commission awarded road and bridge contracts totaling 146,467.95 dollars. Mt Grove Lime Company of Lime Kiln Md won 112,325.05 dollars for 2.1 miles of concrete roadway and a bridge over Catoctin Creek from Olive School toward Point of Rocks. American Bridge Company of Baltimore won 146,780.60 dollars for the structural steel superstructure for a Catoctin Creek bridge on the Brunswick to Point of Rocks road.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Mt. Grove Lime Company
Lime Kiln
Catoctin Creek
Brunswick Point of Rocks
Olive School
Point of Rocks
American Bridge Company of
Catontin, Creek
Brunswick
Increased Employment on Class One Railways in April
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports April rail employment rose to 925,485 from March 919,881 marking the first gain since October. In Gary Indiana operations at Minors Steel Company reach the highest level in two years at about sixty percent capacity.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce ~ Commission
Gary
Ind
The
Minors Steel
Company P
Factor disappearance sparks Chicago mystery and hopes for early release
Reported six days after John Factor, a kidnapped market plunger, vanished from Chicago. A hotel board of strategy sought to negotiate his release while an anonymous call claimed Factor was already on the high seas, though investigators found no trace.
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Chicago
Tay
John Factor
Board of Strategy
Factor
Eagles Play Legion Battle Set for Martinsburg
The Fraternal Order of BDogies travel to Martinsburg to face the Martinsburg American Legion in a single game. All players are expected to arrive at the betul room at 1 00 o'clock.
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Eagles
Legion
Order of Bdogies
Martinsburg
Martinsburg American Legion
Betul
Shiloh Church Activities and Community Visitors
Sunday services at Shiloh include Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship and sermon at 10 45 with Holy Communion observed. Evening programs and junior senior C E meet at 7 pm. The note lists numerous local visitors and movers among families in Hagerstown and nearby towns. A final statistic notes about 99000 motor buses in use in the United States per the Automotive Chamber of Commerce.
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C. E
Missey-Erma
Nellie Itneyer
Clarence
Mason Fouke
Eloise
Doris
Donnie
Reid
Hubert
Troupe
Genevsev
Julia
J.B. Harbaugh
Lela’ Cromer
Douglas’ Pietch
Anna ¥Inney
George Hagerstown
Pierce
Kathleen
Bernice
Halfway
Russell Baker
Church Creek
Forest Camp
Samuel’ ‘Baker
Floyd “Munson
Lester Plume
Charles Lewis
Millard Price
Chas. Spidie
Paul Hull
Glenn
Gladys
Lena
Hillard ‘Hull
Leroy.Robinson
Leroy
Victor
Guy
Heta
Janet Fletcher
Shirley
Dolly Liss
Marle Stottlemyer
George Finney
Walter Lias
Richard Stottlemeyer
Mr. Bowman
Samuel House
Otho Wooley
Richardson
Clarence Thomas
Richard Bowman
William Smith
United States
Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Maryland Film Pleases Crowd at the Maryland Theatre
The First National picture Heroes for Sale opens at the Maryland Theatre showing Richard Barthelmess, Aline MacMahon, Loretta Young, and Robert Barrat with Gordon Westcott. The drama centers on a forgotten man and ex service members while Fatty Arbuckle provides comedy and Roosevelt appears in a news reel.
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Richard Parthelness
Maryland Theatre
Aline McMahon
Barthelmess
Robert Barrat
Max
Gordon Westcott
Roger
Loretta Young
Barrat
Roscoe
Fatty”Arbuckle
Roosevelt
New England
Henrys Film Splendid Cast In The Greeks Had A Word For Them
A lively review notes Henrys Theatre presents The Greeks Had a Word for Them featuring Ina Claire Joan Blondell and Madge Evans as three blondes chasing love and fortune in a spoof of Broadway life. The piece also touts Son of the Border at Colonial Theatre with Tom Keene as vigilante hero in a two day western adventure.
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Henry's
New York
Merry Maids
Broadway
Hollywood
Ina
Claire
Joan Blondell
Madge Evans
Musketeers
Riverside
Aris
Alexander Dumas
Lowell Sherman
David Manners
Phillips Smalley
Thia
Tom Keent
Colonial Theatre
Keene
Western attraction ends with vow of Vengeance and peril
In the drama a sweet heart swears vengeance against her slain lover’s killer and discovers she has doomed his little brother. She seeks aid from Tom to save herself and the boy. Plus the second episode of The Three Musketeers with John Wayne and co stars. Boys and girly attend the mall.
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Inai
Sweethear
Tom
Three Musketeers
John Wayne
Jack Mulhall
Raymond Hatton
Ruth Hall
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McCardell Bros
R. M. Hays & Bros
C.&p. Company
Howard Allgood
Oskaloose
Han
Allgood
Rae
AL P
Lindbergh
Greenland
Mrs. Smoker
Shiloh
Schindel - Rohrer
Pree Obyaek
Pian
Fanty Colere Hoffman
Barnhart
Clopper
BUY Arma Stores Coffee
Feroah
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
Richard Barthelmess
Splendid
Henry
Breedway
Wreska
Wen Bho
Jack Hoxie
Gloria Swanson
Pruggists
Avery Wheels
Miller’s
South Potomac St
Rudy
Rudy's Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
Majestic
Garver Furniture Co
N. Potomac
Fatty” Arbuckle
Camen Y
NEWB
Werner Brees
Aupy Keeler
Aline Mackangn
Dick Powell
Warren William
Ginger Rogers
Pite Deastes
SY Mervyn Leroy
Eveling
Warner Bros
RKO
Madie
Aso
Ted Kulivede
Three Murketeers
Ea Che
S. Warner Bros
Osly Samga Cagney
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