Declination of Col Rouzer Shocks Maryland Comptroller Race
Col John R Rouzer of Thurmont withdraws from Republican bid for Maryland Comptroller citing doctors orders against campaign due to threatening cataract. Western Maryland seeks replacement as GOP gears for a heated fight with Gov Crothers undecided. Carnegie and other leaders scramble to file papers by Wednesday deadline.
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Thurmont
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Soper
Crothers
Lee
Germany
Congressmen Lewis backs Blair Lee for Maryland governor
Congressman David J. Lewis of Maryland's Sixth District formally endorses State Senator Blair Lee for governor. He argues Western Maryland deserves recognition after Hamilton's era and praises Lee as honest capable and progressive in line with modern reform. Lewis cites Lee's qualification and resolve as essential to state and national governance changes.
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Blair Lee
Lewis
William T Hamilton
Schley
Baker
Lee
Millionth patent granted for puncture proof tire
The U S Patent Office announced the millionth patent, for a puncture proof tire using rubber springs, invented by an Akron Ohio man. Commissioner Moore delayed publication to August 8 due to public interest. The piece traces patent history from early counts to thousands issued yearly, noting 33 118 patents in 1910.
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United States
Moore
Akron
Ohio
Knott AppeAl Case Heads to Baltimore Conference
Rev Mr Knott appeals after a Washington trial committee expelled him from the Southern Methodist Episcopal Conference. He now pastors in Warrette ton Va and denies the charges. Bishop Collins Denny announced the decision. The Roanoke meeting will decide next March.
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Roanoke
J. O. Knott
Washington
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Warreteton
Collins Denny
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Knott
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Eider
Chuck
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Wasner
I. A. Wern
Nville
Tenn
Pitcher Harry Fansell Sold to Davenport Iowa Team
Sold to Davenport Iowa the pitcher Harry Fansell of Cleveland, a Rakbrore boy who pitched for Frederick last season, drew attention in the Virginia League. His career included stints on the Pacific Coast and Gulf, with Frederick noting his rod and stern work as a potential fan draw. Sail in with your subscription.
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Iowa
Harry Fansell
Cleveland
Towa
Fanwell
Frederick
Pacific Coast
Gulf
Socialists convene in Maryland adopt broad platform
The Maryland Socialists closed a two day convention denouncing Boy Scouts while endorsing woman suffrage and social reform. They call for initiative referendums workers rights and public utilities ownership, nominating Develin for Governor Beckman for Attorney General and Reider for Comptroller.
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Garment Workers
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Socialists Party of Maryland
C. £. Develin
Charles E. Develin
Baltimore
Charles B. Beckman
Baltimore Bar
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Havre de Gisce
Namara
International
Low Water Reduces Power Along Potomac Known Route
The Potomac river current drops to a low stage affecting the electric plant at Williamsport and limiting transmission to Shepherdstown and Martinsburg. Storehouse water is redirected to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal project, with insufficient supply for Jewels. Say you saw it in Tue News.
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Martinsburg
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Militiamen Plan Gettysburg Trip With Artillery Train
Militiamen prepare a hike to the Gettysburg battlefield for their annual encampment. Brig Gen George OU Harries and Col S Bb Smiley arrange transport and equipment. Units split into four sections with headquarters depots and stores. Armory at Center Market busy under Lt Duvall. First Battery Artillery and 20 Signal Corps mounted troopers ride ahead by train and march.
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Deafness Cure Promise by Constitutional Remedies
An early 20th century advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and promises a $100 reward for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. The ad urges sending for free circulars and notes availability at 75 Take It All’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Cheney &O
Toledo
Governor Warfield in Ohio Address Inspires Maryland Society
The Maryland Society of Ohio, about 3,000 members including Frederick County residents, welcomed former Governor Warfield in Dasten for a reunion. Editorials praised his speech and lauded Marylanders for their loyalty to both states while celebrating Maryland’s past and its contributions to the Union.
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Wiyton News
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Peninsular
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Frederick Countines
Grange Fair Opens Tomorrow Near Taneytown
The State Grange Fair near Taneytown opens tomorrow and runs through Saturday. Highlighted by displays of farm machinery, grains, fruits, livestock, poultry, and household products, it features lectures from Maryland Agricultural College faculty and Experiment Station figures. Governor Crothers is slated to preside and speak on August 11.
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Taneytown
Governo Crothers
IN STATE RIFLE TEAM LAUDED FOR LAST MATCH
Lieut Elmer T Munshower named to state rifle team for Camp Perry as seventeen men are recommended. He shined at Glen Burnie securing Lupasi and near top in several matches scoring 68 in Laflin Rand long range. Capt J de P Douw won with 69. Capt Carroll Golgar leads as official list includes many officers and enlisted men across Fourth and First Infantry.
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Elmer T. Munshower
Charles D. Galther
Munshower
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J. de P. Douw
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F. B. Shepherd
Witth Infantry
Kilmer T. Munshower
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