Brunswick elects E L Harrison mayor in independent ticket
Eugene L. Harrison of Brunswick was elected mayor on an independent ticket backed by three councilmen. He pledged to seek public consensus on municipal issues and convene residents when problems arise. The successful slate, led by Harrison, includes three council members aligned with the same independent group.
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E. L. Harrison
Finker
Knotty
Eugene L. Harrison
Brunawick
Arrison
Brunswick
Ward Election Results and City Council Watch
First Ward Jacob Moler Independent wins council seat while Second Ward Dr C E Foster and Third Ward George Nuse lead with Socialist and Citizens supporters. Holdover members Main Cat Yett Keenan aligned with winning ticket. administration to address Brunswick water supply and street improvement assessments. Also notes Paris mint gold heavy output and Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy testimonial.
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Jacob Moler
C. E. Foster
George Nuse
Aes
Garrison
MmMer
J. P
Crammett
C.e.foster
C. W
Brunswick
Preaching In the Reformed Church and Local Society Notes
Sunday afternoon preaching at the Reformed church followed by a monthly Missionary Society meeting with an anthem prayer and hymns. W A T A ladies group held a program at St Luke's Reformed church. numerous visits and family travels are listed, concluding with a Atlantic City excursion for forty eight locals and various visits to towns including Frederick Littlestown and Thurmont.
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Ang .Missionary Society
Musa Virginia Shook
Yeading Misa
Angle
Beard
Boho
Elle Culler
Coading
Lena Derr
Mr. Leatherman
T. A
Fallowa
J. J. Ainsworth
Duamese
Porta
Mary Cullen
Eo. Lo
Misa Evelyn Horine
Irs
G. B. Guller
Alngworth
Union
Reformed
Ladies Aid Society
St. Luke's Reformed Church
Mt. Garmole
Chigsray’s
St. Luke's Church
Mia
Catherine Culler
Mras
Sarah Worigs
Waller
Adantalgun
FE. C. Renn
Washington
Thursiday
Argue A. Ray Ang
Paarl
Carmel Pienjy
Mary
Joker
Middletown
M. Feaga
Alice Ray
Pearl
Wiliam Keller
Dradidoc Heights
Julia Marsh
Frederick
G. A. Stockman
Joan Fenster
Jefferson
Mollie Culler
Martin Wertheimer
My. L
Laura Shafer
Annie Derr
Westminster
Lilian Zimmerman
Nora Stargett
Mary Rhoderick
Eldridge Wachter
Levand Wachter
Harry Fenga
J. E. Ainsworth
Elizabeth Cutler
C. N. Trundle
Miss Nina Boone Sick With Typhoid At Home In Mt Pleasant
Mt Pleasant notes report Miss Nina Boone is very ill with typhoid fever at her home. Several locals spent Sunday at Atlantic City. Irene Stevens of Frederick visited sister Stella Stevens. Saturday guests to Mia Mollie Snyder’s were Leroy Cartman family Beulah Lester and Charles and Charles Stevens. Mrs Glenn Crom visited Mrs John Bizier Tuesday evening. Cora Poole visited Sansas with Stella Stevens. John Brubaker and wife attended.
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Morris Cramer
Mt Pleasant
Newton Cramer
Reuben Bair
Dorothy
Littlestown
Charles Wood
Pittsburgh
Irving Devilbigs
George Stull
Schenectady
R. G. Stull
Myra Poole
Frederick
Charles Siitley
Famly
Harry Still
Rocky Ridge
James Crum
Ladiesburg
Air
Frank Mort
Atlantic City
MT. Pleasant
Nina Boone
Irene Stevens
Stella Stevens
Mia
Mollie Snyder
Leroy Cartman
Beulah
Lester
Charles
Charles Stevens
Glenn Crom
John, Bizier
Cora Poole
Sansas
John Brubaker
Mobilization Disrupts European Traffic and Daily Life
The piece describes mobilization in a highly militarized state as a martial law trigger where all transport is seized by the military, workers abandon jobs, and citizens rush to join regiments. It notes soldiers and reserves halt packing, while centers supply clothing, equipment, and food to all.
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Boon Ua
Halle
Aygl Tgke
Sunday Visit With Stevens Family and Guests
Mr and Mrs Einery Stevens hosted family including Mr and Mrs Harry Stevens and Ruth, with Ruth apy and Sanday ever, and their dog. Mary Stevens joined Mrs Sly while Mr and Mrs Newlon Wabi and four children visited Mr and Mrs Ilgrmiay Hucghey on a Sunday at home.
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Einery Stevens
Harry Stevens
Ruth
Apy
Sanday
Mary Stevens
Fon Sly
Newlon Wabi Waa
Ilgrmiay Hucghey
Hansonville Barn Dance and Community Notes
A barn raising party at M. T. Clem’s farm near Hansonville drew many locals including Clews, Ramsburgs, Wachters and Stulls. Other items note visits by Perry Suynpiers, Robert Rooderick of Washington, and Nelson at Atlantic City plus a stork visit to the Masser family and a Sunday Mt Zion church service led by Rev. A C Day. Goldie Masser’s thumb injury is reported as healing.
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Robert Rooderick
Washington, D. C
Markell UH
Nelson
Atlantic City
Adolphus Fox
Roy Crum
Walkersville
Samuel Summers
Simon Summers
Frederick
Wm. Summers
Stork
John Mass
Mt. Zion M. E
A.C. Day
Railroad Strike Averts Crisis Through Arbitration Plan
Washington August 4 after a brief talk with President Wilson the railroad managers accepted the arbitration plan proposed by the board of mediation and conciliation Chicago last week. They announced agreement in full and that there would be no strike. The engine men and telegraphers had threatened a strike for August 7 risking paralysis of about ninety eight railroads west of Chicago.
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Washington
Willson
Chicago
Russians Seize German Vessels at Port Gigembark
Novorossiysk Russia Aug 4 Russian authorities seized the German steamer Atlas and ordered the crew to disembark They also sent vessels on patrol of a German steamer that left port on Sunday in a move that heightens tensions at sea
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Novorowish
Russia
Bicentane Tennytown Fair Program Announced
The Maryland State Grange fair in Chief's Grove near Tanytown runs Aug 11, 14, 13, 14 and 15 with exhibits by manufacturers and stock, a poultry and pigeon show, and cups and prizes. Col Joseph A Goulden of New York, with 0 Garner, oversees a Temperance Day and Grange Day headlined by speakers including US Senators John Walter Smith Blair Len and Congressmen J Fred Talbott Charles P Candy Charles Linthicum A B Hrodbeck. The program includes Referendum and Taxation amendments talks, Home Rule remarks, and Local Option debates. Amateur misses, professional tournament, and riding events start at 10 am with cash prizes and a banquet at 2 pm. Participants come from Baltimore Howard Frederick Washington Carroll Md and Adams Co Pa, with 40-60 riders expected.
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Goulden
Maryland
Chief’s Grove
Tangytown
Ron
Indusions
United States
John Walter Smith
Blair Len
J. Fred
Talbott
Charles P. Candy
Gressman J
Charles Linthicum
Hrodbeck
Legislative League of Maryland Oill
Dacrurey
W. Thom
W. J. Ogden
Carroll County Liquor-Dealers Association
Just Covernment! League
Carroll County
Knights
Priasgy
Baltimore
Howard
Frederick
Washington
Carroll Counties
Adams County
Pu.hie
Fire damages Oyster Milk Plant at Walkersville
A fire discovered at 11 40 at the G M Oyster milk plant in Walkersville caused about 500 dollars in damage. Prompt aid from residents helped control the blaze though operations halted for today. The plant normally receives about 100 gallons of milk daily sent to Frederick and then Washington. Manager Percy Orr expects restoration by tomorrow morning.
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G. M
Walkersville
Walkeravilly
Willian Mufirue
Asgtance
Walkepsvillej
Walter Syste
Ile Pigasuse
Usir
Ol ‘Ster
Frederick
Will Heenonit
Hae
Washington
Percy Orr
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