Ladies Ready for Election Here Tuesday
Enthusiastic turnout of 155 Democratic women filled Democratic Headquarters in the Grice Building to endorse the Democratic ticket and discuss plans for a permanent county women’s organization. Mrs J Andrew Cahill presided and Attorney General Wm Preston Lane and former Senator Wm D Byron urged active participation to boost turnout next Tuesday. Plans included electing officers and adopting a constitution and by laws at the next meeting with membership open to all Democratic women.
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Grice
J. Andrew Cahill
Hancock
United Democratic Women’s Clubs of Maryland
Wm. Preston Lane
Wm. D. Byron
Iosible
Voters' League Attacked in Democratic Rallies
Democratic speakers criticize the Voters' League as a misled group driven by money, while attorney Mish, a WWI veteran, says he has never been asked his stance on veteran legislation by the league. Congressman Lewis and others focus on campaign issues, with Sharpsburg rallies looming. In Cumberland, Mrs. Margaret Baker is awarded 1500 in her 25000 damage suit after a revolving door injury at By.
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Voters League
League
Joseph D. Mish
Voters’ League
American Legion
Origis
David J. Lewis
Preston Lane
Martin W. B. Bostetter
Lewis
Sharpsburg
Cumberland
Margaret Baker
Nonpartisan legacy of the Register of Wills office
A historical review traces the Register of Wills role as a nonpartisan post over sixty years. It notes Thomas E. Hilliard, a Democrat, held the six year term from 1873 and was repeatedly reelected until 1918, with Republicans often not nominating against him. Subsequent holders included Democrat John D. Hollyday and Republican Harry Newcomer, highlighting a long pattern of cross-party support and stable administration.
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Office of Register of Wills
Thomas E. Hilliard
Register of Wills
Hilliard
Thompson A. Brown
Hollyday
Charles A. Weagly
Harry Newcomer
Tem Register of Wills
Bis
Thanksgiving turkeys scarcer this year in Kansas City
Thanksgiving Day hosts face a tighter supply with 23 shopping days left as turkey production falls 15 to 20 percent in plains states including Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. Prices vary from five cents to substantially higher while smaller birds predominate and drought fed finishes push some to wait until Christmas.
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Kansas City
Herbert Beyers
Salt Lake City
Northwestern Turkey Growers Association
Plains
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Deaths in Maugansville and Keedysville area funerals
Death notices report Mrs Anna Belle Lowery of Maugansville aged 70 dying of pneumonia at home. Her funeral at Salem Reformed Church, burial at Broadfording. Also listed are Mrs Mollie Oliver Monaghan of Keedysville, 65, Lutheran Church death and funeral details. Scott Meredith of Boonsboro then Washington, 78, funeral announced. Robert Sylvester Wright of Williamsport, 57, funeral at 2 pm Sunday. obituaries note several survivors and service details. Card of thanks and In Memoriam notices accompany the notices.
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Anna Belle Lowery
Michael Lowery
Maugansville
Jacob and
Cassandra Ebersole
Salem “Reformed Church
Edgar Wilhide
Theodore Speaker
Harvey K Martin
Roy C. Chrisman
Earl Hoovier
Hagerstown
Preston
Walter
Mary C. Richardson
Baltimore
Florence Hartranft
Cearfoss
Harry McCoy
William Ebersole
Frank Ebersole
Willamsport
Salem Reformed Church
H. A. Fesperman
Broadfording
Chambersburg
Mollie Oliver Monaghan
John J. Monaghan
Eakles Mill
Lutheran Church
Keedysville
H. O. Fisher
Clarence Smith
M. A. Ashby
Keedysville Cemetery
Scott Meredith
Boonsboro
Washington
B. W. Bolinger
Bolinger
P. Clarence Young
Samuel
Robert Sylvester Wright
George Street
Carrie V
Mason Wright
Williamsport
G.I. Rider
Riverview Cemtery
Full-Time Congressman Zihiman Attacks Lewis Absentee Record
A historical critic argues that ex-Congressman Zihiman sought to regain office by highlighting incumbent David J. Lewis’s roll-call absences while spotlighting Zihiman’s own controversial past. Lewis is praised as a full-time lawmaker focused on social insurance and progressive leadership, with Lewis portrayed as essential for national and Western Maryland interests.
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Zihiman
Congress
Maryland
David J. Lewis
Ziniman
Zihlman
Zshiman
Lewis
Turn About In Tamaqua Blocks Rail Crossings
Town residents angered by long freight trains blocking crossings have formed a blockade. Two motorists parked their cars on a crossing, locked them, and left. One train was delayed about thirty minutes until the driver moved the vehicle. Rail officials discuss the incident with police.
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Tamaqua, Pa
Collector Cushwa to Explain Hog Processing Tax in Hagerstown
Richard Cushwa deputy collector for the U S Treasury will be at the Hagerstown post office each Wednesday starting November 7 to explain the processing tax on hogs killed for sale and to collect the tax.
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Richard Cushwa
U. S. Treasury
Hagerstown
Price of a Girl's Body Sets MIT Dance Admission
Cambridge reports MIT Catholic eludance committee to charge admission at a Halloween dance by chemically testing attendees. Each female guest will be analyzed for body chemicals with meters signaling price. Average body chemical value about 70 cents, varying 55 to 85 cents.
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Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Shore Sweets Make Big Hit in London Trade
Salisbury Maryland reports Wicomico county sweet potatoes delight London buyers. Two 200 bushel shipments spurred a 500 bushel consignment sent overseas, with more orders likely. Seth P Taylor promoted the product in London, sending orders to Rex A Taylor for local distribution. Tubers fetch 3 dollars a bushel in London, with top Maryland prices 60 to 70 cents here. Freight to England costs 70 cents per bushel.
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Salisbury
Poland Seeks 42000 Names for Rural Communities
In Warsaw on November 3 the government seeks applicants with experience in naming railroad cars or ice cream sundaes to supply identifications for 42000 farming communities. Names will be permanent after selection. Five years ago 142000 projects emerged and about two thirds were named. now the government wants names for the remaining communities.
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Warsaw
Poland
Beer taxes rise sharply in South Carolina in 1934
Beer taxes collected in South Carolina jumped over 50 percent in November 1934 compared with October 1933. The 1934 tax total reached 31,832 dollars versus 20,582 dollars in October 1933. Beer was legalized in early 1933.
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Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
Zamora May Soon Resign As Spanish Leader
Nov 3 reports indicate President Niceton Alcala Zamora may resign soon after being elected in 1981. Cabinet divisions under Lerroux and Zamora’s son Luis facing court martial for incitement to rebellion shape looming political upheaval in Gibraltar and Spain.
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Gibraltar
Niceton Alcala Zamora
Spain
Zamora
Alexandre Lerroux
Sids
Luis
Funeral of Actor Lou Tellegen Held in Hollywood
A small chapel service in Hollywood marked the funeral of Lou Tellegen the former stage idol who died by self-inflicted stab wounds. One attendee Julian Eltinge wept as a wreath from his last wife Essa Casanova arrived. Isabel Danneskiold attended but other famous names sent no flowers.
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Hollywood
Tittle
Essa Casanova
Tellegen
Leonia
N. J
Scisssors
Geraldine Warrar
Grand Opera Ator
Jeanne de Bronchere
Tellégen
Washington county urged to elect Leon Yourtee speaker
Republican editors urge Washington county to back Leon R Yourtee for speaker of the house, citing his two prior terms as representative and juvenile judge background. They note county leadership in state legislation and importance of county interests in the legislature. Also includes a Hyde Park dispatch reporting Roosevelt clarifying support for Senator Copeland.
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House OF Delegates
Washington County
Daily Mail
Alexander Armstrong
W. P. Lane
Leon R. Yourtee
House
Yourtee
Republican
Hyde Park
N. Y
President Roosevelt
Senator Copeland
Lehman
White ‘‘House
Roosevelt
Marvin H. McIntyre
Chicago Grain Market Quotation Snippet
A historical Chicago grain page shows fluctuating quotes for corn and rye with figures for open, high, low, and close. Mentions Governor Lehman and Senator Copeland in a political context linked to a Dec. May timeline and a July note, plus an aside on the gastrocnemius muscle.
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Copeland
Lehman
McIn-May
Tyre
Poe
Gary
Mary Pickford Says She and Douglas Fairbanks Reconciled
In Kansas City on November 3 Mary Pickford told reporters she and husband Douglas Fairbanks are reconciled and happily so. She added a note of humor before boarding a train east, while friends in Hollywood said they believed the remark was lighthearted.
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Kanbas City
Douglas Fairbanke
Mary Pickford
Saatlight
Hollywood
Fairbanks
Edmark
Fifty Years a Priest at St. John’s Forest Glen
The Rev. Charles C. Rosensteel, rector of St. John’s church Forest Glen, will celebrate his fiftieth year as a priest tomorrow at a solemn high mass. Archbishop McNamara will pontificate as a shrine to St. John the Evangelist is dedicated on the site of the original parish church erected in Victorian times.
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Forest Glen
Charles C. Rosensteel
St. John's Church
Father Rosensteel
John M. McNamara
St. John the Evangelist
Insull blocks questions during quiz with prosecutor
Testimony recounts Insull's evasions as Salter pressed about dividend plans and stock sales in 1930. Insull claimed memory gaps and denied recalling letters to investment bankers while insisting he did not know many details. The exchange highlighted tension over corporate actions and prior transactions.
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Insull
Salter
Tedson
Insul
H.sstuart
Halaey Stuart’ and Company
Corporation Securities Company
Jnsull
Corp Common
Mr. Salter
Nazi Front Leader Warns Saar Volunteers
In Saar Basin territory on November 3, Jakob Pirro, head of the Nazi German front, urged members to discipline themselves and expel or report suspected terrorists smuggling into the area. He offered 1,000 francs for tips leading to convictions and called the governing commission to ban public appearances by emigrant terrorists in cooperation with Saar newspapers.
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Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Saar
Jakob Pirro
Pirro
Themelves
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