David J. Lewis returns to Congress from Sixth Maryland District
A historical summary outlines David J. Lewis political career from Allegany County state senate in 1901 to multiple runs for the House and a Tariff Commission appointment. It notes victories in 1910 1912 and 1814, a 1916 Senate bid lost to Joseph I France, a 1925 resignation offer refused, and a 1930 successful Congressional campaign. Also mentioned are marriage licenses and local civic notes including Thanksgiving service plans and a Williamsport PTA meeting with Girl Scouts presenting a play.
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David J. Lewis
House of Representatives
Maryland
State Senate
Allegany County
Lewis
Federal Senate
Joseph I. France
United States Tariff Commission
Dent Wilson
President Coolidge
Congress
Rothine
Man’s cider keg stolen from backyard at Marshall Street
Amos Turner of 711 Marshall Street reports a break in last night as someone entered his backyard and lifted a ten gallon keg of cider he planned to deliver today. Police are investigating the theft and urging witnesses to come forward.
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Amos Turner
Marshall Street
Deaths in Hagerstown area claim several residents
A string of obituaries from Hagerstown and nearby areas notes the deaths of Mrs Sophia Jeanette Sweeney at home on South Prospect Street after a long illness, Mrs Ethel Jackson Stouffer at her mother's Jefferson Street residence, Mrs Lauretta McLaughlin Miller at 124 East Baltimore Street, Miss Leila Elnora Lushbaugh at her Elizabeth Street home, Mrs Ella M Beck at 521 Salem Avenue, and infant Robert Eugene Marpel of 416 Salem Avenue. Surviving families, church ties, and funeral plans are listed, with services scheduled across St Marys Catholic Church Rose Hill Cemetery and Kraiss Funeral Home locations.
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Sophia Jeanette Sweeney
John B. Sweeney
South Prospect Street
Sue
James J
Sophia Smith Hurley
Hagerstown
Lfe
St. Mary's Catholic Church
M. Josephine
Frederick W
Richard H
E. Hurley Sweeney
Marty
Students Held After Meeting at Oberlin College
Six Oberlin College students faced charges for holding a political meeting in Lorain without a permit. Police arrested them in a city park where about 30 undergraduates gathered to back Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate for president. The group had applied for a permit days earlier but were denied by Mayor Joseph Geter Friende. The mayor said he would not permit a communist meeting in the park and claimed equal treatment of all parties.
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Lorain. Q
Oberlin College
Lorain
Norman ‘Thomas
Nresident
Jozefn Geter Friengé
Stewart Annan Dies at 58 in Frederick County
J Stewart Annan deputy collector of internal revenue for the district of Western and Southern Maryland died at Washington County Hospital from complications. Born March 9 1874 in Emmitsburg he served as Frederick County Commissioner elected in 1907 and later joined federal service. Survived by widow Elizabeth Morrison Annan and children Margaret Jane James Cochran John Stewart Jr William Morrison, funeral 2:45 pm at home 532 Summit Ave to Presbyterian Cemetery Emmitsburg.
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J. Stewart Annan
Internal Revenue
Maryland
Washington County
Mr. Annan
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
James Cochran
Rosa J. (Stewart) Annan
New Windsor College
Chambersburg, Pa
Academy
Lafayette College
Mystic Shrine
the Elks
Elizabeth Morrison Annan
Margaret
Hagerstown
Jane
Baltimore
John Stewart, Jr
William Morrison Annan
Summit Avenue
William S. Hess
Presbyterian
Tip Prize Tips Open Week With Calls At Herald Mail
Locust Grove, attempt to crack a safe at Martinsburg, and a three car auto accident headline this tip driven week. Tipsters are urged to phone or bring tips to the Herald Mail between 7:30 A M and 3 P M on weekdays with early calls prior to 7:20 A M noted.
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Locust Grove
Martinsburg
Herald-Mail
Colored Woman Willa Mack Dies in Williamsport
Mrs Willa Mack colored 315 North Jonathan street Williamsport died Saturday morning at 11 at Washington County Hospital aged 44 She was a Bethel A M E church member She is survived by husband Larry Mack three sons Floyd John parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Davis Williamsport sisters Mrs Serena Grove and Mrs Teresa Barrett Baltimore Miss Carrie Davis Williamsport brothers Leonard Walter and Benjamin funeral Monday at 2 30 pm leaving the house services at Bethel A M E church led by Rev Dr John Brown and Rev J F Bond
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Ella M. Beck
Rudolph Beck
Salem Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Grace A. B. Church
Ruth Beck
New York City
Mary Stahl
This City
Goldie Seibert
Maude Seltman
Emory Moore
Frank
David
Brunswick
Raleigh
Hailtown
W. Va
John
Baltimore
J. Edward Harris
Rose Hill Cemetery
Willa Mack
North
Jonathan Street
Bethel A. M. EL Church
Larry Mack
Floyd
Thomas Davis
Williamsport
Serena Grove
Teresa Barrett
Carrie Davis
Leonard
Walter
Benjamin
Bethel A. M. E. Church
John Brown
J. F. Bond
Rummage Sale at St John’s Parish House
St John’s Episcopal Parish House hosts a rummage sale on Wednesday November 6, with proceeds aiding parish activities. Located at the parish house, event invites community members to donate and shop.
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St. John's Episcopa
Leaders Appeal To Voters On Road Bill Support
The Attorney General urged support for Millard E. Tidings David J. Lewis and Julius A. Love to back strong leadership. State Senator Byron criticized road bill politics saying it distributes tax money evenly and lowers Hagerstown taxes, with future relief limited for corporate towns.
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U. S
Millard E. Tydings
David J. Lewis
Junius A. Love
Byron
Ritchie
Hagerstown
Jokester at Muskegon Gas Station Wounded
In Muskegon Michigan on November 7 officers said Steve Novak 26 was joking when he approached a gas station with one hand inside his coat and cried hands up. Attendant George Freres Jr opened fire wounding Novak in the abdomen. Novak had no gun and was on an errand for his wife.
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Muskegon
Mich
Steve Novak
George Freres, Jr
Novak
Local loan offices changed hands in new chain
The Consumers Credit Service Inc acquired two local loan offices from Complanity Finance Service Toc. Garfield W. Tyler remains manager at 78 West Washington street while Thomas Moore leads the Franklin Plan Inc located in the Hotel Alexander. Also reported, the St Louis Kansas City Short Line Railroad seeks a 35000000 loan to build a double tracked route between St Louis and Kansas City Missouri.
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Consumers Credit Service, Inc
The
Credit Service, Inc
Garfield W. Tyler
Community Finance Service, Inc
Consumers Finance Service, Inc
West Washington Street
Thomas Moore
Baltimore
Franklin Plan, Inc
Alexander
Washington
St. Louis-Kansas City
Short, Line Railroad Company
Reconstruction Corporation
St. Louis
Kansas City
Sacasa Leads Nicaragua Presidency Vote By 19000 Plus
Managua Nicaragua November 7 nearly half the returns indicate liberal candidate Dr Juan B Sacasa leading for president by more than 19000 votes.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Juan B. Sacasa
Hopkins Surgeon to Visit for Orthopedic Clinic
Dr. I William Nicklas of Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore will visit November 10 for an orthopedic clinic at the health center. New patients are to be seen at 9 in the morning and existing patients in the afternoon, with a family physician accompanying each patient.
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I. William Nicklas
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Annual chicken and ham dinner at Bethel A M Church
Annual chicken and ham dinner and supper announced for Tuesday November 8 in the basement of Bethel A B Church Trohrersvikis. Tickets priced at 35 cents. Advance notice for attendees.
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Bethel A. B. Church
Trohrersvikis
Atterbury Subpoena Looms In Pennsylvania Inquiry
Davis Wilson, counsel for a House sub committee on campaign expenditures, announced subpoenas will be issued to General W. W. Atterbury, president of the Pennsylvania railroad, for records and possible political contributions. Also named for subpoenas are political leaders including James M. Hazlett as the committee probes railroad contracts and ties to political figures.
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Philadelphia
Davis Wilson
House
Pennsylvania
Delaware
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atterbury
Wilson
Politcal
Kenneth Romney
Washington
James M. Hazlett
Republican City Committee
Loring M. Black, Jr
New York
Cerc
House Committees On
Picketing of the Capitol Demands Scottsboro Freedom
A group paraded with placards near the Capitol demanding freedom for seven Scottsboro boys condemned to death in Alabama. Police moved in quickly using night sticks, dispersing the demonstrators as the case sits before the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Capitol
Scottsboro
Ala
Supreme Court
Scottsboro Boys
Albert J. Headey
Masons attend George Washington bicentennial in Fredericksburg
Masons from this county attended a Fredericksburg Virginia ceremony at Lodge No 4 marking the 180th anniversary of George Washington’s Masonic birth. The candidate was Geo Washington a great great grandnephew of Washington with speakers including Virginia dignitaries and Bishop James E Freeman. Attendees from Antietam Kee dy suman Mt Nebo and others joined the event.
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George Washington
Fredericksburg Lodge No. 4
Fredericksburg
Geo. Washington
Virginia
James E. Freeman
D. D
Washington
W. C. Yeeting
George L. Miller
C. IL. Suman
Antietam
Roosevelt Keeps Campaign Hat Through Election Eve
Roosevelt returns from New York to Hyde Park with his worn campaign hat in hand and orders it locked away. He jokes about riding a motorcycle, notes millions have seen him since July, and celebrates a campaign finale with rallies at Brooklyn Academy of Music and Madison Square Garden.
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National Headquarters
Biltmore Hotel
Krum
New York City
Roosevelt
McDuffie
Mr. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Marvin McIntyre
Albany
Chicago
Smaith
Brooklyn Academy of Music Hall
Two Held In Auto Mishap And Offense Inquiries
Benjamin Green, 60, watchman at Washington street crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad, was injured when struck by a car driven by John Gamperi, 440 Jefferson street. Gamperi was arrested for driving under the influence and fined this morning. Green was taken to Washington County Hospital with bruises and shock. John Corsi, of 441 Jefferson street, an occupant of the Gamper vehicle, was arrested for carrying concealed weapons and fined. a black jack was found on him.
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Benjamin Green
Washington Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Gamperi
Jefferson Street
Gamper
Ray and
Stoner
Green
Washington County
John Corsi
Gampers
St. Pan's Ty. B. Ch
Love Makes Strong Appeal for Washington County Vote
Junius A. Love, Democratic nominee for the House of Delegates, campaigns across Washington county praising his business background and citizen reputation. He backs the Chicago platform and pledges to push state legislation favorable to the people and specifically the county if elected, urging county voters to support the Democratic ticket in this period.
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Washington County
Junius A. Love
House of Delegates
Love
Chicago
Annapolis
Hoover Heading For California
President Hoover moved toward California to ask voters for reelection. He traveled from Wyoming to Salt Lake City for a noon address at the Mormon Tabernacle, then continued through Nevada to Elko for a final pre election speech described as unusually non partisan by his aides.
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Nnroute
Palo Alto
Calif
Hoover
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Nevada
Elko
Daily stock quotations from Stein Bros. and Boyes
Quotations list from McComas Armstrong Building with open and close figures for American Can Anaconda Consol Gas Dupont Gen Electric Gen Foods Gen Motors North American Penna R.R. Radio TV stocks and others. Prices shown include percent changes and closing values for each listed issue.
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Stein Bros. & Boyes
McComas-Armstrong
Amer
Amer, Tel
Tel
Anaconda
B&q
Beth, Stenn
Chiysl
Consol. Gas
Dupont
Verecees
FOX
Nesvverses
Gen. Electric
Gen Foods Ssoess
Gen. Motors
North Amer
Penna
R. Rosse
Radio S.ssececaee
TV Ng
Giles N.J
D. S. Steal
Cuba Faces Evolving Path of Tropical Hurricane
Havana reports a tropical hurricane moving through the Caribbean toward the Gulf of Mexico at about 112 miles per hour, with the disturbance intensifying and Cuba in its expected forecasted path. It threatens western Cuba and could curve toward the Yucatan channel, potentially blowing out in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Havana
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
National Observatory
Cuba
Yucatan Channel
Spider Web Empathizes Suspect In Purse Snatch Case
Police arrested Joseph Wolek after a radio alert for a purse theft led to a street corner confrontation. A victim identified him, he confessed, and turn over ten dollars and sixty cents found on him.
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Chicago
Joseph Wolek
Wolek
Doctors Use Creosote to Fight Persistent Coughs
For years top physicians have prescribed creosote for coughs colds and bronchitis noting its danger when untreated Creomulsion combines creosote with six key medicinal elements and is claimed to stop lingering illnesses safely and effectively The ad promises a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved and urges keeping Creomulsion on hand for instant use
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Ady
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Cedar Grove Cemetery
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the Sodality
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Ralph Marpel
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