Ritchie To Roll Up Big Plurality In Maryland Governor Race
Maryland voters cast ballots for governor and legislature as Democratic managers claimed a large plurality for Albert Ritchie in Baltimore and surrounding areas while Republican leaders期待 strong showing for Attorney General Armstrong in Western Maryland. Weather was cool and cloudy as campaigns stressed wet and dry issues and the negro vote and RPR turnout. Governor Ritchie wrapped up his campaign with a speech at the Pioneer Democratic Club asserting his party faced issues fairly and squarely.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Albert Ritchie
Armstrong
Maryhind
RPR. I
Ittchie
Pioneer Democratic Club
Bank Robberies Hit Two Cities Today
Bank robbers struck Spencer Indiana and a St Louis suburb, stealing cash. In Spencer between 12 909 and 15 000 was taken from First National and Exchange State Banks after guards were attacked, lines cut, and a town watchman bound. Ten assailants wounded local guardsmen. In St Louis suburb Hipotite four armed robbers fled with 2230 dollars from the Pak Savings Bank.
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International News Service
Spencer
Ind
Bindits
First National and Exchange
ST. Louis
Hottiity
Pak Savings Bank
Hipotite
St Louis
Democrats Fighting To Win Victory At Polls Today
Indications at noon showed a sizable vote in Hagerstown and the county with favorable weather expected to boost balloting, especially in rural districts where farmers cannot work. Republicans’ apathy could dampen party turnout though city precincts ran heavy. In two precincts totaling 1308 registered voters, 26 cast votes by noon. District 3, with 601 registered, reported 199 votes. Democratic enthusiasm remained high as workers and candidates pressed to maximize turnout.
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Hagerstown
Ritchie Sure Of Victory Likely In Today's Election
Governor Ritchie declared an overwhelming victory for Democrats as voters head to the polls. Attorney General Armstrong, Republican candidate, issued a counter statement asserting the campaign met all issues honestly. An earlier earthquake near Calexico created seismograph confusion at UC Berkeley. Daisy Bennett, injured in the earlier explosion, is slowly recovering as a bookkeeper at McHenry Brothers on Cherry Street.
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Alexander Armstrong
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University of California
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Ie Jaila
Miss Bennett
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Convicts Flee Prison Gate. One Is Dead
Philadelphia prison break ends with guard shot, Larimer dead, three convicts on the loose, two at large and one recaptured hospitalized. Escaped group seized keys, opened the gate, terrorized motorists on Fairmont avenue before dispersing. Names include Joseph Larimer, Joseph Gilbert, Francis Joseph Plynn and Emil Dradlem.
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Local Driver Caught in Waynesboro
Tidwand Bydolek of this city is out on 500 bail after a Waynesboro hearing charging operating a large automobile under the influence of Hynor. Hidoleck’s car was wrecked early Sunday when he was picked up by two Waynesboro residents. He spent the night in the town lockup before a magistrate and awaited a hearing, promising to pay the full amount of bail.
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Waynesboro
Hynor
Hidoleck
France And Britain Deadlocked In Reparations Talks
London reports a near deadlock as Britain considers Premier Poincare s reply to reparations inquiries. The letter proposes limiting inquiry to Germany s capacity to pay over a set period, sparing Ruhr and Belgium memorandum references. Britain sees no change in French stance and notes no concessions despite Italian support and Belgian shift toward England.
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International News Services
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Foreign Office
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Russia and Poland at odds over border raids
MOSCOW Nov 6 An acute situation exists between Soviet Russia and Poland over border raids. The Foreign Office protested to Moscow against increasing frontier violence and forcible deportations of Russians. Poland was warned of reprisals until the perpetrators of aggression against Russians are punished.
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Moscow
Russia
Poland
Foreign Office
Court Denies New Trial In Skipwith Case
In Dastrop Louisiana on November 6, Judge Fred M. Odom overruled a defense motion for a new trial in the case of Captain J J Skipwith and associates. Attorneys failed to persuade the court against the ruling. The proceeding centers on an alleged cyclops and three others nicknamed klinamen.
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Ny International News Services
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J. J. Skipwith
Fred M. Odom
Cyclops
Jugo Slav Attache Attack Sparks Balkan Tension
Sofia reports the Yugoslav government demanding indemnity for Friday’s attack on Yugoslav military attaché Colonel Krastch. Belgrade insists on apology and Hague court referral while urging Nubarla arrests. Bulgarian cabinet to decide within 48 hours as Balkan nerves tense.
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Bulgaria Accepts Terms on Jugoslav Ultimatum
A Sofia dispatch reports Bulgaria has accepted the terms of the Jugoslav ultimatum and will likely implement the conditions within 24 hours. The announcement came from Sofia this afternoon via My International News Service with London noting the situation.
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Rum Running Problem Remains Federal Challenge
Mrs Mabel Willenbrandt Assistant Attorney General in charge of prohibition enforcement told Attorney General Daugherty that sea running of rum remains the greatest enforcement problem for the Federal government and that no reliable estimate exists for annual liquor smuggling into the United States.
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Intermathomal News Service
Washington
Mra
Mabel Willenbrandt
Daugherty
United States
Thanksgiving Proclaimed for November 29 by Coolidge
President Coolidge issued a proclamation designating Thursday November 29 as Thanksgiving Day across the nation. The formal announcement sets a day for national prayers and family celebration.
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Washington
Coolidge
Feud Tie Suspected in Slaying of Klansman Coburn
Atlanta dispatch reports a statewide probe into the murder of attorney William Coburn, counsel for the Simmons faction of the Ku Klux Klan. Phillip F. Fox, charged with the killing, refused to speak as investigators questioned Coburn’s stenographer Mrs. M A Holbroeck and client Mrs. Ozcar Heyman and reviewed witnesses. Citations indicate prosecutors prepared to file charges against Fox.
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William Coburn
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Ozcar Heyman
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Security man held on drunken driving bail in police court
Harold Stevens of Security arrested for driving while intoxicated and held on $1000 bail for a 4 PM police court hearing. Accompanied by Howard Puller and J W Stribley, both colored, charged with intoxication and held on $50 bail. Stevens allegedly ran over a bicycle at Oak Hill and Potomac. bicycle severely damaged. Also reports: One miner killed in Hazelton mine explosion. Three killed in Craggh car crash. one driver charged with man slaughter.
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Harold Stevens
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Howard Puller
J. W. Stribley
Oak Hill
Potomac Avenue
25 Miners Escape After Wyoming County Mine Blast
At Glen Rogers mine Raleigh Wyoming Company Wyoming county an explosion trapped 35 miners 29 bodies recovered by noon and officials fear more entombed while 25 escaped through a section cut off from the blast. Foreman J A McKinney led rescuers before being overcome 260 feet from the trapped area.
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International
Beckley
W. Va
Glen Rogers
Raleigh Wyoming Company
Wyoming County
J. A. McKinney
McKinney
Falkirk Votes Down Prohibition in Local Option
Scots Stay Wet. Falkirk, the first Scottish town to hold a local option election, has voted against prohibition. The vote marks a notable shift in local policy and reflects changing attitudes toward liquor regulation in the region.
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Edinburg
Falkirk
Oklahoma lawmaker seeks Congress to revoke Klan charter
Oklahoma City November 6 Representation E P White said he is drafting a House resolution demanding Congress withdraw the Ku Klux Klan charter. He urged federal action to force Klan unmasking and membership records for official inspection and backed laws against flogging and night riding across state lines amid alleged masked mob violence.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
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House
Congress
Washington
United States
White
Diphtheria Cards Placed On Two Local Homes
Diphtheria cards have been placed upon the houses of Mr. Spangler at 14 Garmony avenue and T. C. Howman at 413 McDowell avenue, marking precautionary health notices in the neighborhood.
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Garmony Avenue
T. C. Howman
McDowell Avenue
Violent riots and plunder hit Berlin as hunger grows
In Berlin on November 6 violent food riots erupted with stores looted and pedestrians robbed. Police posted heavy patrols as 200 people were arrested. Citizens debated President Ebert s proclamation while some workers denounced it as a scrap of paper as Bavaria tensions raise censorship fears.
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Dy International News Service
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Ebert
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Funda
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Republic
Germany Cuts Bread Price Sparks Street Turmoil
In Berlin on November 6 the government lowered bread to 89 billion marks per loaf to curb food riots. Crowds gathered shouting over shortages as reports say a putsch is planned for Friday, marking the 1918 revolution anniversary.
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International
Berlin
Time Is Up at 7 O Clock Polls Close
There is still time to vote. The polls close at 7 o'clock. Go and vote, it is your duty. Don't forget Ritchie, Wade and the rest of the Democrats. Endorse good Men and Good Government.
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