Printers Take Part In Fall Battle In Political Ads
A sweeping plan to use advertising space, cartoons, moving pictures, and daily newsletters aims to marshal both parties in the fall campaign. National committees will distribute plate services to small papers while high quality political cartoons appear in matrix form. Debates and literary features by scholars are planned, with Graphical and periodical outlets across all publications to mobilize voters.
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Daily Telegraphic
N. O. Messenger
New York Dispatch
Washington Star
National Committee
Condh
Democratic Publicity Bureau
Woodrow Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
Norman Hapgood
Woman's Alliance
Barry
Bostal
Fifth Avenue
Forty-third Street
Democratic
Forty-second Street
Mark Hanna
Mr. Hanna
Judge Chambers Manages Rail Strike Impasse With Wilson
Washington August 5 Judge William J Chambers commissioner of the United States board of mediation and conciliation conferred with President Wilson over the threatened strike of 400000 railroad employees He believed there was no formal federal action possible until managers and employees meet again next week He said the situation is not hopeless and there is still a chance for an agreement The board of mediation and conciliation expects to be called in if a break appears inevitable The Senate commerce committee voted to table Senator Newlands resolution to investigate wages and hours of railroad employees deeming hearings inadvisable while mediation arbitration proceedings are pending
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Judge Chambers
Washington
William J. Chambers
United States Board of Mediation and Canciliation
Wilson
Board of Mediation and Concilation
Senate Commerce Committee
Newlands
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Russians claim Stokhod crossing and riverbank gains
London reports say forces crossed the Stokhod near its confluence with the Pripet and captured key western bank positions. Petrograd claims 600 Germans taken prisoner after bayonet fighting at Rudka-Mirynskaia and says Austro German troops were pushed back beyond Stavok. Russian reports also note gains at Lubieszow and left-bank advances. Berlin cites recaptured territory in Rudkashkryoskala region. Continuous artillery duels noted along the rest of the front.
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London
Stokhod
Pripet
Russiana
Russian War Office
Stavok
Rudka-Mirynskaia
Berlin
Rudkashkryoskala
Petrograd
Korytuik
Lubieszow
Kovel
Detroit Bandits Rail Robbery At Burroughs Plant
Five motor car bandits robbed Burroughs Adding Machine clerks at the Detroit plant door, shot a clerk, and fled with bags reportedly containing 37000. Employes in a pursuing car joined a running chase down Second Avenue as guards failed to resist promptly. One bandit was reported wounded.
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Detroit
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Burroughs
Second Avenue
Drops Dead on Vacation in Lake Placid
Scranton reports Major Everett Warren a 57 year old corporation lawyer and Republican leader dropped dead at Lake Placid New York while resting for a few days. He served as president of the state League of Republican Clubs and as a presidential elector.
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Scranton
Major Everett Warren
Lake Placid
N. Y
Major Warren
State League of Republican Clubs
West Virginia Suffrage Looked Probable After Clarksburg Tip
New York reports West Virginia suffrage supporters think passage is likely after a telegram from Clarksburg where the Democratic state convention met. The convention itself reportedly did not approve woman suffrage. A separate note from Scranton details Mrs Frank A Flynn found with her throat cut at home, in critical condition, and said to suffer from anemia. In Georgia, the House approved a measure on investigations into convents monasteries hospitals and similar institutions, by grand juries each term.
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W. Va
New York
West Virginia
Clarksburg
Atate
Scranter
Georgia
Paseea Watson
Atlanta
Watson
Fashion Notes on Skirts and Hats in Latest Styles
Tailored skirts in LESH tones or white with piped edges and delicate handwork set a chic new tone. Black velvet sailors trimmed with moire ribbon, quilted frocks for children shift away from smocked looks, and Georgette crepe remains steady in fashion. An alpaca white top hat with rose ribbon bows completes the ensemble as sleeve lengths vary from short to full, offering broad styling options. OD ANNA MAY.
Penrose for Suffrage Gaining Pennsylvania Support
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Suffrage Association released the first authentic statement of United States Senator Penrose on suffrage. He backs re-submitting the amendment to voters, calling it a moral right, and pledges effort to pass the bill in 1917 and 1919 sessions. He urges a fair, unhampered vote and swift legislative action to ease the work for women. A separate item notes Nevin Wertz of Shiremanstown killed when a Cumberland Valley train struck his automobile near Mechanicsburg.
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Pennsylvania Association
Harrisburg
Woman Suffrage
George G. Orlady
Pennsylvania Suffrage Association
United States
Penrose
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Nevin Wertz
Shire Manstown
Here
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Mechanicsburg
Dan ish West Indies Purchase Treaty Signed in New York
The United States agrees to buy the Danish West Indies for 25000000 dollars. Secretary Lansing and Constantin Brun signed the treaty in New York. The transfer covers St Thomas St Croix and St John. Ratification by the Senate is expected before the session ends. King George of England speaks seven languages.
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Lansing
Denmark
Washington
Frank J. Polk
United States
Danish West Indies
New York
Constantin Brun
St. Thomas
St. Croix
St. John
Senate
Varnish Stain Sale in Color Range
Store advertises Jep-Eoamel varnish stains in cherry mahogany walnut dart oak and light oak. 13 pint cans priced at 12 cents, pint cans 30 cents, quart cans 35 cents.
Carranza Delivers Note On Deliberations For Mexican Commission
Washington reports Carranza's reply to the last American note favors a broader commission scope but limits its focus to the military situation. Three Mexican commissioners are named with instructions to study the points from the previous note. Pending talks will set meeting dates, possibly at Asbury Park or Old Point Comfort, with Mr. Polk and Mr. Arredondo coordinating. Red Cross ships hospital supplies to Europe in July totaling 1275 cases worth $65,000. Agricultural bill conference report adopts $33 million appropriation.
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Carranza
Washington
Cusras Carranza
State Department
Milseo
Arredondo
Mexico
Polk
Red Cross
New York
American Red Cross
France
Italy
Russia
Serbia
Frederick City Bonds Sale Notice At Frederick City Maryland
Frederick City announces sale of serial coupon bonds totaling forty thousand dollars for water main refinancing and floating indebtedness. Sealed bids due August 18 1916 with 4.5 percent interest, tax exempt, denominations of $1000, bids via City Register Aubrey A. Nicodemus, Mayor Lewis H. Fraley.
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Lewis H. Fraley
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
City Register
Frederick invites sealed garbage removal bids for 1916 18
Frederick invites sealed proposals for two year garbage removal from streets and alleys starting September 1 1916 and ending August 31 1918. Bids must be filed with the City Register by 7 30 p m August 16 1916 with a $25 certified check payable to Mayor Lowha Hf Fraley. The contract covers street sweepings from household piles. The Board of Aldermen may reject any bid and is not bound to accept the lowest. Specifications available at the City Register office.
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Frederick
Lowha Hf. Fraley
City Register
Judges of Election in Frederick County Distric ts
Public notice lists election judges for Frederick County districts and precincts with paired Democratic and Republican appointees. The document, issued by the Supervisors of Election, names the officials for Buckeystown through Walkersville districts and notes compliance with Maryland election law.
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Frederick County
Precineta
Republican Party
General Assembly of Maryland
Buckeystown
Arthur A. McKenna
D. Trego McKinney
R. Lindsay Day
Charles W. Culler
Frederick
John H. Bennett
Herbert Schroeder
G. Ernest Bantz
Bernard J. Eader
Arba A. Moeer
Joseph H. Bussard
Garrett 8. DeGrange, Jr
Willard N. Garrett
Charles A. Landis
Spencer Zimmerman
Charles K. Hull
A. Kennedy
Roger B. You
Robert PD. Humm
M. F. Leese
Middletown
H. C. Brandenburg
N. R. Bi
Urbana
James A. Beall
Zach P. ‘Arris
Walter Funk
Rossie
T. Crawford
Piney
Wrencis Smith
Marcellus Denilewert
A.burrall
Jacob W. Nipponsele
Ditrit
H. Sunderagill
Oliver Miller
Lewistown
Henry Stottlemyer
Leslie W. Green
Tuscarora
Zimmerman
Albert L. Harley
Borkittsville Oe
Maught
D. Hightman
Ballenger Eerie
H. Chas
Renn
Wils
Derr
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Lee Ranneberger
Garrett
Degrange
John T. Beat
Ang
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Becklet
ML. Johnson
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Drayman
West Fifth Street
Frederick, MD
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Bert Hardware CO
Agricultural ‘Bilt
Home
Aygeia Ice & Coal CO
Coal Yard
W. Patrick
F. Columbus Knott
Besast & Hkuett
W. H. Knock
Market ST
M. Remerten
Notre Dame
Ieukla Syed Om Tala War
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Frederick City
General Assembly of
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Board of Aldermen
Corporation of
Act of Assembly
Board of Aldermen of
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Lewis I. Praley
A. A. Nicodemus
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