Roosevelt and New Deal Score In Main State Elections
In Maine, with 624 of 631 precincts reported, Republican Senator Frederick Hale led Democrat F Harold Dubord by 1 238 votes amid a Democratic gubernatorial reelection in a historic first for the commonwealth. In New York eight primaries cross state lines as Louisiana votes test machines against reform. New Orleans guards prepare as Huey Long backers clash with Semmes Walmsley, while Colorado eyes Miss Josephine Roche for governor amid a national admin alignment. The New Deal is a campaign theme in Washington as race totals roll in.
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Portland
Frederick Hale
F. Harold Dubord
New York
Arizona
Colorado
Washington
Louisiana
Michigan
Vermont
New Hampshire
South Carolina
New Orleans
Huey Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
Congress
Josephine Roche
Edwin C. Johnson
Supervisors Discuss County Work at Regular Meeting
Frederick county board members met for the September session with all members present. They accepted monthly reports, deferred state auditor hire, backed road widening to Hiett curve and Potter's Hill, and urged the Highway Commission to add a section to the state system. The panel approved damages for a colt, and set committees to plan Emergency Relief offices and road repairs.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
C. I. Brumback
Phil H. Adams
C. M. Rosenberger
A. J. Tavenner
Hugh Rinker
J. M. Massey
I. Fred Stine
Elizabeth Hurst
State Highway Commission
Star Tannery Post Office
Shenandoah County
Williams Road
E. W. Adams
Burr P. Harrison
T. Russell Cather
Hiett's Curve
Richmond
Homer Shade
C. L Brumback
Phil H. Gold
P. B. Stickley
Stephens City
Katherine Cameron
Carroll County
Bertha Hicks
Winchester- Frederick County
Take No Chances On Streets As School Opens
With school starting, more children will be on the streets. Parents and teachers should urge caution and safe walking, especially on roads without sidewalks. Drivers must give pedestrians wide berth, while praising the summer playground effort that kept youths engaged and prepared for the future.
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Schol
Call Meeting of Council Tonight To Elect Head
A Common Council meeting is called for tonight by vice-president Peyton Marshall to elect a president. The session may address unfinished business. Fred L. Glaize, long time council member, is frequently mentioned as a presidential candidate.
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Peyton Marshall
Fred L. Glaize
W. Nelson Page
Glaize
NRA Compliance Code Director Imminent Resignation Reported
The Associated Press reports from Washington that A. R. Glancy, assistant NRA administrator for code compliance, is poised to resign amid intra organization dissension over the Harriman hosiery mills dispute. Other NRA officials, including George Houston and C. E. Adams, plan departures as reorganizations unfold. Dr. Charles F. Roos will join Colorado College as economics professor.
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NRA Compliance Code
Associated Press
Washington
A. R. Glancy
NRA
Harriman (Tenn
Hughs. Johnson
Roosevelt
Blue Eagle
Harriman Mills
Glancy
Johnson
George L. Berry
Donald Richberg
Industry
National Retail Solid Fuel Code Authority
George Houston
C. E. Adams
Air Reduction
U.S. Industrial Alcohol
Charles F. Roos
Colorado College
Republican Committee Calls Meeting for September 14
Under secretary J D Price the Frederick County Republican committee issues call for a meeting Friday September 14 at 8 pm. at the Republican headquarters on Main Street next to the Union All committeemen urged to attend.
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J. D. Price
Frederick County
Republican Committee
Republican
Main Street
Union
Soft Water Used Winchester Steam Laundry
A Winchester Steam Laundry advertises the use of soft water and lists contact by phone number 28. The brief notice appears in the local classifieds, highlighting water purification and cleaning services offered by the business.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Gorman insists no extension of peace offer in textile talks
A tumultuous day across several states as Saylesville and Danville saw rioting and gear deployed. Authorities report tear gas and barricades as crowds attacked mills while the National Guard mobilized in North Carolina and Saylesville. President Roosevelt’s mediation board met with employers as Francis J. Gorman led the strike talks but offered no progress toward settlement.
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Washington
President’s Mediation Board
Saylesville
R. L
Sayles Finishing Company
Central Falls
Danville
United Textile Workers
Raleigh
N. C
National Guard
Gastonia
North Carolina
Gaston County
Roosevelt
Textile Strike Board
Francis J. Gorman
Death Summons Ford Anderson of Winchester
Ferdinand B. R. Anderson a 77 year old Winchester resident died of a heart attack on his Woodland avenue porch while talking with Edward Haines of Frederick county. Born August 13 1858 in Rock Enon Springs he was a carpenter and contractor and an avid outdoorsman and marksman. Survived by two daughters Mrs. H. R. Argenbright and Mrs. C. C. Holliday and a sister Mrs. Lucy Creswell. funeral arrangements to be set after his daughters’ arrival.
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Ferdinand B. R. Anderson
Winchester
Woodland Avenue
Mr. Anderson
Edward Haines
Frederick County
C. R. Anderson
Mr. Haines
Anderson
Rock Enon Springs
Israel R
Margaret E. Anderson
Julietta R. Steele
Wilson
H. R. Argenbright
Catonsville
C. C. Holliday
Fall River
Mass
Lucy E. Creswell
Lula Hiner
Herbert A. Hiner
Rev Whitehurst To Hold Prayer Meeting
The Rev R V Whitehurst a Methodist minister now living here will conduct a prayer meeting tomorrow night at Brad dock Street M E Church South The service will be held at 8 o clock Everyone is invited to come hear Rev Mr Whitehurst
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R. V. Whitehurst
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Mr. Whitehurst
Surgeon James I. Russell Honored by New York Friends
A group of Roosevelt Hospital friends in New York surprised Dr. James I. Russell with a 30 year tribute. They rebuilt and equipped surgical rooms and erected a tablet in his honor, recognizing his long service after he returned to New York from this city.
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Roosevelt Hospital
New York
James I. Russell
Russell
Prize Novel At Library
Atlantic Monthly prize contest awards ten thousand dollars for the best novel. Winners include Mazo de la Roche for Jaina, Ann Bridge for Pek ing Picnic, and Samuel Rogers for Dusk At The Grove. Handley Library endorses Dusk At The Grove as a strong borrower pick.
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Atlantic Monthly
Mazo de la Roche
Ann Bridge
China
Peking
Samuel Rogers
the Grove
South End Fire Company urges action on fire traps downtown
The South End Hose Company joined Friendship Fire Company in asking Winchester to address numerous old buildings deemed fire hazards. A council letter requests steps to condemn or raze dangerous structures, citing old wiring and ramshackle design as threats to life and property. Local fire officials insist no hardship to owners, but demand decisive action.
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South End
L. Neill Woods
South End Company
Friendship Fire Company
Winchester
South End Hose Company
Morro Castle Survivor Testifies in Fire Inquiry
A Morro Castle survivor testified before a federal board that no alarm sounded as the liner burned off the Jersey coast. He said no passengers were on deck when he left to escape and suggested the fire was incendiary. Grand jury subpoenas were issued as bridge officers and a wiper appeared for questioning, with others refusing to answer before grand jury action.
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Morro Castle
Custom House
New York
W. F. Warms
Board of Investigation
Associated Press
Federal Board of Inquiry
Jersey
Bujia
York
Rben Iy Abbott
A Bond
Dickerson N. Hoover
Department of Commerce
Abbott
United States
Martin Conboy
William F. Warms
Clarence C. Hackney
Ivan Freeman
Ellis Beaumont
Louis M. Treatwell
Francis P. F. Adams
Joseph Prendergast
Edward P. F. Eagan
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
George I, Alagne
United States Attorney’s Office
Grand Jury
Warme
Hackney
Freeman
Beaumont
Look Out Lizzie Presented Tonight at Sacred Heart
A town event titled Look Out Lizzie is scheduled for 8 o'clock tonight in the Sacred Heart Church hall. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
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Lizzie
Sacred Heart Church
Rouss Fire Company Plans Hagerstown Convention Attendance
The Rouss Fire Company will hold a special meeting Wednesday evening September 12 at eight o clock to arrange attendance at the Hagerstown convention on Saturday September 15. M D Weaver president. Lost blue purse with eyeglasses and keys between Winchester Golf Club and 103 N Braddock Street. Liberal reward. Return Star Office.
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Rouss Fire Company
Hagerstown
M. D. Weaver
Winchester Golf Club
N. Braddock Street
Metal Weather Strip Installed by E W Armstrong Co
E W Armstrong Co installs metal weather strips for windows and doors to insulate homes from cold winds. The firm offers estimates from 39 E Piccadilly St and phone 639, noting 12 years of consistent installation and service.
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E. W. Armstrong Co
E. Piccadilly St
Pickers Tickets Printed for Evening Star Event
The Evening Star notes that now is the time to have pickers tickets printed for an upcoming event. Details follow in the notice.
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the Evening Star
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Commonwealth
Senator Hale
Fletcher
Farley
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High Rinker
Hiett
Probers
Conboy
John L. Crone
Carl O. Nielson
G. O. P. Committee
Gorman
Providence
R. I
Green
Death
Ford
Rev. Whitehurst
Dajas
Handley Library
Hose Company
U.S
Rouss Fire Co
Pickers
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