Republicans Prosperity Lecture Hits Hoover Era
Senator Millant E. Tidings charged the Republican administration failed on pledges and duties after Hoover's 1928 campaign promises. He cited unemployment, stock declines, and tariff disputes as causes of the nation’s low mood, asserting leadership gaps and international resentment.
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Baltimore
Millant E. Tydings
WRAL
Republican Nations
Hoover
America
Tidings
Wall Street
Republica
Hoover Administration
Po taine Poisoning Fatal to Woman in Cambridge
Poisoning blamed for the death of Mrs. Francis A. Jones in Cambridge Hospital and the critical illness of her husband. Survived by two sons, a sister, and two brothers. Also noted are a church supper and a rummage sale listing forthcoming local charity events.
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Cambridge
Francis A. Jones
Cambridge Hospital
Mary Geldberg Granted Divorce in Chicago
CHICAGO Oct 29 Pr Mary Geldberg weighing 330 pounds was granted a divorce yesterday from her husband Samuel weight 170 on the charge of cruelty. She testified he knocked her down once.
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Chicago
Mary Geldberg
Samuel
Let Them Drink Selves To Death
Brooklyn District Attorney probes a husband’s charge that his wife collected insurance on three boarders’ deaths by serving bad liquor. He alleges she offered men money to put ground glass in whiskey and is now giving tainted liquor to a fourth boarder amid a bid for $20 weekly temporary alimony in a separation suit.
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New York
Brooklyn
Tes‘sie
Walter Kamarauskas
Kamarauskas
Kamarausikas
Young flier on his way from Maine to Kansas City
Stanley Boynton, 18, left Chicago at 7:55 a m heading for Kansas City as part of a trans continental quest for a junior firing record. His plane nearly failed when the motor froze but the fire was put out quickly.
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Chicago
Stanley Boynton
Kansas City
Maine
Rally Day at M. E. Church in Shepherdstown
Rally day service featured Sunday morning including Sun day School and Junior Choir, readings by Dorothy L. Jover and Donald Byers, a playlet by Miss Leetah Whiting's class, and duets by Mrs. J. G. DeBaugh and Hazel Myers. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daum of Charleston, Kiwanis secretary, attended. Hallowe'en parties noted at local schools and colleges, plus a Red Cross drive planned soon. Margaret Mountain ill in her room. Woman's Club meeting noted with Red Cross drive involvement. George Bernard Shaw cites Einstein among eight universe builders. Trinity Lutheran supper set for Web. Oct. 28-28 with cafeteria service.
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W.a
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorothy L. Jover
Donald Byers
Leetah Whiting
Meadames J. G. DeBaugh
Hazel Myers
Daniel EB
Phillips
Marion Myers
Imogene Skinner
Charles Daum
Charleston
W. H.S. White
Daum
West Virginia Kiwanis
Shepherd College
Phi Sigma Fraternity
Qld
Margaret Mountain
Shepherdstown Woman's Club
Red Cross
Lewis and Zillman Neck to Neck in Sixth District Race
Editorial attacks the two candidates in a narrow Sixth district contest. It praises Lewis as a frugal, principled statesman and denounces Zillman as unfit, linked to Prohibition and questionable financial ties. The piece argues loyalty, character, and independence should guide voters.
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Balkin
Suh
Lewis and Zillman
Lewis
O Zihiman
Zihiman
Anti-Saloon League
Zihlman
Ritchie and Mates Rally in Baltimore Campaign
Governor Ritchie and running mates W. Preston Lane Jr William Gordy Jr and James A Young campaigned through red torchlight processions in Baltimore ahead of the October 31 and November 1 meetings. He cited a 1929 state refund aid tied to an inheritance tax ruling and noted 34 states had not enacted related legislation.
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Broening
Ritchie
W. Preston Lane, Jr
William §. Gordy, Jr
James A. Young
Decision to Apply Repealer Only in Three Counties
Baltimore October 29 Unconstitutional ruling on the repealer of the old declarations of intendions statute was declared by Anne Arundel circuit court. The decision will apply only to Anne Arundel Howard and Carroll counties until the state court of appeals or other circuits act. Wills R Jones assistant attorney general commented on the ruling noting improper wording caused the decision.
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Baltimore
Circuit Court
Anne Arundel County
Howard and
Carroll
State Court of Appeals
Wills R. Jones
Francis Neal Parke
Stock prices slide at market open in New York
Shares opened lower with U S Steel down about 3 percent after 1600 shares traded at 150. Westinghouse Electric and major industrials fell around 2 to 3 points while Radio and Dupont also slipped. New Haven and Union Pacific rose about 2 points each. Morning social notes mention Carl M Mann of Maryland University visiting Leitersburg. Card party and Halloween party listings follow with event details and admission.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse Electric
American Rolling Mills
American Radiator
Case
Jobas Manville
Eastman Kodak
Radio
American Can
Dupont
Bethlehem
General Electric
Kennecott
American Telephone
New Haven
Union Pacific
Maryland Faces Large Mental Hospital System
Baltimore reports more than 5 000 people are confined in five state mental institutions. In the past year 1 089 patients were admitted. Maryland spends about 2 000 000 yearly on maintenance, with 1 500 000 for state care and an additional 500 000 for related costs. Private hospitals add over 1 400 beds. A city psychopathic ward houses 315 patients at a 120 000 annual upkeep. Figures show Maryland has more mental health beds than for all other diseases combined.
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Baltimore
Mental Hygiene Society
Enders
Maryland
City Hospitals
Society
Slaughter, Looting Report Near Haifeng Henan
Reports say marauders looted burned six villages and killed 39 percent of people in an area 25 miles west of Haifeng Henan within the last week. In Washington, 256 of 371 congressional candidates favored repeal in a Prohibition Amendment questionnaire.
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Haifeng
Henan
Washington
Association Against Prohibition
Planes Made For Brazil Held On Baltimore Wharf
Three 30000 dollar US Navy combat seaplanes built in Baltimore for Brazil were left behind crated on the dock after the ship failed to sail. The planes were intended for use against a rival government but the current rulers now hold power. Manufacturers said they were awaiting word from Brazil and the guns for the planes were also left on the wharf.
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Baltimore
United States Navy
South America
Republic
Py Home Makers Club Meeting in Halfway Diary Ad
Py Home Makers Club of Halfway holds a Fri and Sat event on Oct 31 and Nov 1 at 25 W Franklin St. Readiness for a community gathering and demonstrations at the local home crafts club venue.
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Diab
Franklin St
Thurz
Halfway
Iw. Franklin
Presbyterian
Chiefs Admit Losses Are Expected
Washington reports a tightening capital political scene as Republicans concede anticipated senate losses after ballots are counted. Democratic leaders interpret Secretary Wilbur's speech as urging defeat of insurgent Republicans, naming Borah Norris McMaster Pine and others, while criticizing cabinet members and noting campaign activity by officials in government planes.
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Get
UPI
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Democratic Party
Wilbur
Hoover
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Borah
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Norris
Nebraska
McMaster
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Pine
Oklahoma
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Shouse
Eliza Malone Aged Hermit Sister Dies In Hills
Eliza Malone aged hermit sister dies after living in two dilapidated shacks near Oldtown in 1927. She and Nancy endured pioneer hardship, receiving charity from Sisters of Charity and lumber dealers who provided a two room home, stove, beds, and clothing, improving their comfort but preserving simple living.
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Eliza
Allegany Hospital
Sisters of Charity
Nancy
Hospital
Associated Charities
Antietam Union Sunday School Meeting at Bridgeport
A meeting of former officers teachers and scholars of the Antietam Union Sunday School will be held at the school house in Bridgeport on Sunday afternoon November 2 1830 at 2 30 oclock for the purpose of transacting any business that may come before the meeting. Harry F Rohrer former Supt Ady
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Bridgeport
Harry F. Rohrer
Ady
Rain in Baltimore to be shortlived
Rain that fell last night in Baltimore was expected to cease this afternoon with clearing skies. The Weather Bureau said six hours of rain totaled about one tenth of an inch, not enough to worsen drought. General rainfall occurred along the Atlantic coast, with a fair and cooler outlook.
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Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
State Buys Timberlands Expand Forest Reserve
Baltimore Oct 29 The purchase or approval of 1419 acres of timberland by the State Forest Reserve was announced by state forester F I W Besley. Additions in Garrett Prince Georges Charles Baltimore and Howard counties raise total acres under state control to 35387. A $50 000 yearly two year appropriation by the last legislature funds the acquisitions and another request for similar funds will be made. An option on a large tract of second growth timberland in western Maryland was made at 1 per acre and will be bought if the next appropriation is approved.
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Baltimore
F. i W. Besley
State Forester
Garrett
Prince George's
Charles
Howard
Maryland
Besley
Woman Dies After Auto Collision Near Eleton
Miss Marion Lockerd, 17, died from a skull fracture after being struck by an automobile driven by James Coleman, a Black man. The collision occurred at night near Eleton. Coleman said he was blinded by another car’s lights. He was arrested.
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Eleton
Marion Lockerd
James Coleman
Coleman
Savage uprising in Formosa leaves many Japanese dead
War office dispatch reports an attack by Aborigines near Mush on the western edge of the Mish district. A punitive expedition found 86 dead Japanese including 23 women and 21 boys, with 150 others missing and 31 refugees safe. Observers fear more casualties in surrounding areas as resistance and raids continued.
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Formosa
War Office
Mush
Bikei
Lon
Misha
Jin
Rengo
Musha
Japan
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