ELECT BY PRECINCTS NOW USED BY REPUBLICANS
Election supervisors consider printing ballots by precinct for county central committee. Republicans favor precinct voting to speed tallying. In Frederick district, 24 Republican slots across eight precincts, with one precinct needing two replacements. Democrats face a contest for state convention delegates. several candidates named, with 40 delegates needed statewide.
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County Central
Republican Central Committee
Brederick
Central Committee
J. Windsor Williams
Monrovia
C. CU. Waters
Frederick
Edward Tink
Walkersville
Eckstein
William J.grove
Neighbors
Ickeystown
C.H. Baughman
J. Fenton Thomas
Adamstown
Frank Sappingian
Liberty
John of. Keller
T Duckeystown
Clarke BR. Stoulemyver
Smithsburg
Charles Frederick
Jacob Rohrback
William G. Musgrove
Ralph Browning
Ayers
Charles Ot. K. Young
John A. Keller
Middletown
W. BL
Woodsboro
J. RB. Rouzer
Thurmoent
Hickman
Point of Rocks
C. Ll. Wathter
Sabillasville
Wol Richards
Brunswick
T. Hbl Milter
Lewistown
R. B Murdock
Frederick C. Miller
Jefferson
John D. Anhalt
Bar
Wiltsville
C. He Bekshem
Christan Smith
CC. T. Éachart Taamitsbure
Daniel Ey Stair
Emmitsburg
Boo. Celelenim
J . Ro Wood
Brederek
John FL Smith
Jehu T Martin
Bronevick
Willaim C. Huan
Prederick
Glenn Hl
Columbus Kent
John BR P Brawner
Emmere
James FP Hairbana
Bob Gittinker
G FE Myers
Frederic Thomas Mo Waltz
Market- Po
Gewsell Pre
Pleasant Paragraphs On Visitors In This City
A list of residents and visitors in this city includes William C. Kolb on a business trip to Chictzo, Dr. Joseph H. Apple in Philadelphia, Quude Voty in Baltimore, and Morgan Ced in Unis city. Numerous locals host relatives from Baltimore, Washington, Martinsburg, and Ocean City while Miss Grace Price returns from near Pen Mar. Other names appear as Misses Brown, Miss Shipley, Prof Gen Edward Smith, and Mrs. J. R. Grime as they travel or host relatives through the region in late May and early June.
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William C. Kolb
Chictzo
Jefferson
Baltimore
Zemo Sample at Williamson's Drug Store
Stop in at Williamson's Drug Store to receive a free sample of ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP. The ads claim ZEMO is the surest and most economical treatment for eczema pimples dandruff and all skin and scalp diseases with prompt relief for infants and adults.
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Williamson's
Feast of the Assumption Masses At St Johns
Large congregations attended 6 and 9 o clock masses at St John’s Catholic Church for the Holy Day of Obligation. Many people traveled from Braddock to join the 9 o'clock mass and procession.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Braddock
Debate Over Public Park Versus Better Homes For Frederick
Frederick readers debate park projects and housing plans in the Five-and-a-Half Street area. Advocates warn against parks as a cure while urging sanitary homes and civic pride, citing tuberculosis prevention and public health concerns.
County Commissioners Grant $400 to Uniteds Fire Company
At yesterday afternoon’s meeting the county commissioners approved a $400 contribution to the United Fire Company toward buying a new automobile fire engine. A committee represented the company and urged support, and the board finalized the payment of the amount in question.
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Uniteds
United Fire Company
Tre Company
Bod
Sim of Sa
Deafness Cure Claim by Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad
An advertisement claims deafness is incurable except via a remedy from Hall's Catarrh Cure. It asserts catarrh inflames the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and promises a $1000 reward for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured by the product. It urges sending for circulars and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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I, Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. Sl
Hall
Court Ledger Reports Real Estate Transfers and Admin Actions
In the Circuit and Orphans' Court docket, transfers of real estate occur in multiple counties among individuals including Joseph Orndoril and spouse, Edward Dosrauth as trustee, William M. Ferreth and wife, and Margie C. Whitnore among others. Inventories, sales reports, and letters of administration accompany estates for Brook Bunton, John W. Smuth, and Apa Ro. Bauabiight, with administrators named.
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Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Boward J. Smith
Geustee
Dalin A Knatt
Wiles
County
Baete
Wm. M. Ferreth
William A .Furner
Ste
Jerry W. Ridge
Canny
Ellen Lait
Margie C. Whitnore
Orfilans Guth
Feeg
Brook Bunton
Ted
Caraling King
Apa Ro
Bauabiight
John W. Smuth
Biauntel
Ida M. Smuth
Social World Cupheats Webmail Anniversary Gathering
Mr and Mrs Joseph H Wallace celebrate their 23rd wedding anniversary at Valley View Cottage Braklovk Heights with guests from Baltimore Washington and local areas. Notable attendees include John F Cassell Miss Rona Bull Mrs Minnie C Hebrew Miss Louise W Hearen Mrs Henry Powell and several Newberger and Adams family members. Also honored are Mrs Khaza Lewis marking her 88th birthday and Frank Alexander with R Rhodes Kemp celebrating his 21st birthday.
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Joseph H. Wallace
Valley View Cothige
Braklovk Heights
Valley View
John F. Cassell
Rona Bull
Minnie C Hebrew
Louise W Hearen
Henry Powell
Bertha Newberger
Cellbeatiag
Gereeliday
Khaza Lewis
Center Street
Isiuaily
Frank Alexander
R. Rhodes Kemp
Law Court Hears Drunken Disorderly Case and Fines
Grant Fogle and Ulmer Page faced Judge C Hickstein after a drunken and disorderly charge with Officer Brengle. Grant paid a $5 fine. Ulmer owed $45 and arrangements were made for payment. Charles Staub appeared on an automobile related duty, waived hearing, bonds set. William Tous Sr of Garfield waived hearing on desertion and nonsupport, posted bail.
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Evuedr
Tend
Grant
Ebmer Fogle
C. H.ickstein
Preeers
Cilarue
Charles Staub
Smith
3. M. Gooman
Staub
Chari Wilke Drshaelon
William Tous, Sr
Garfield
Eckstein
Premier Asquith and Lloyd George meet with Tabor leaders
London officials hold talks with Prime Minister Asquith Chancellor Lloyd George and Attorney General Tsaat to quell unrest and seek end to Liverpool strife. The dispatch notes a high level conference aimed at calming the country and addressing labor tensions.
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London
Premer Asquith
Lloyd George
Tsaat
Tabor
Liverpool
Pope Suffers From Knee Pain Special Mepate
The News Rome reports at 2 30 p m on August 1 that the Pope is restless from knee pain yet doctors say he is no worse and should gain strength as relief comes.
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Rome
Pope
Warships sail for Betuan Morocco from Mediterranean fleet
British Mediterranean fleet and three French warships depart for Betuan Morocco led by an international naval force. The move shows allied naval posture as tensions rise in the region with ships leaving port at London time noted as 2:30 p.m. local.
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the News
London
Betuan
MorOcco
Tourists Burned to Death in Mount Asami Yama Eruption
Special dispatch reports a sudden eruption on Mount Asami Yama near Tokio that killed more than thirty people, about half of them foreign tourists. Rescue teams search the area as authorities assess toll and cause.
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Newa
Tokio
Asami Yama
Vetgel Statehood Bill Veto Declares Recalls Condemned
Washington August 15 2350 President Taft vetoes the Vetgel statehood bill in a message opposing the recall of judiciary powers. The action blocks statehood for Vetgel and signals a clash over constitutional separation and reforms.
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the News
Washington
Taft
Girl In The Taxi First Engagement Opens The Season
Manager George List of Frederick arranged the opening attraction The Girl in the Taxi for the season after a remarkable motorcycle journey to New York to book engagements The trip covered 24 miles in actual riding time 31 hours and minutes The worst stretch noted was Gap Virginia The 160 mile Frederick to Philadelphia leg was completed in hours with the Jersey City start and New York City arrival at noon The return trip went via New Brunswick Princeton Trenton and Frankfort from Philadelphia to Frederick also made good time
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Mr. List
New York
George List
Mnoue
Frederick
Phe Mira Lin AL HL Wilken
XO Lew Docksiader
Gap
Coatesville
Jleneth
Philadelphia
Hanover
York
Lamenuster
Fae
Jersey City
List Trav
Anti
Pennsylvania Ferry
New York City
New Brunswick
Princeton
Trenton
Frankfort
Imports Show Decrease in U S Merchandise 1911
The 1911 fiscal year saw lower import value and quantity than 1910 with notable price-driven gains in some items. Coffee and sugar show higher values despite reduced quantities, while Hawwood and lumber fall sharply in both value and volume. Raw cotton rises in value despite modest quantity growth.
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United States
Hawwood
IDU
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Will Forgive Their Son And Other Frederick City News
Dr and Mrs William B Mann deny forgiveness for their son W Bradon Mann who eloped with Miss Elsie Holton the wedding took place at the Kutaw Street Methodist Episcopal church Rev B L Hubard the couple wed privately in Frederick County several notices seek Republican nominations for State’s Attorney and Judge of the Orphans Court also reports Of East South street bicycle accident and engagements of Miss Aimee Landis to Clarence M Malone and Sheriff candidate Chas T Fagan plus a one sided 18 to 0 win by the Young Athletic Club over West End Browns
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Civic Club
Frederick
Acre
Miss Casey
Mia Bono Publico
City of
Board of Health
Euberculosis Society
William B. Mann
W. Bradon Mann
Baltimore
Elsie Holton
Mann
Kutaw Street Methodist Episcopal Church
B. L. Hubbard
Young Athletic Club
West End Browns
Brunswick
Or Vison
Strawbridge
Evans
H. §. Landis
Aimee
Clarence M. Malone
Malone
Maryland Insurance Agency
William Miller
East South’ Street
Clarke Place
Political Cards for Frederick County Sheriff and judge candidacies
A historical fragment announces candidacy for Sheriff of Frederick County and a nomination for Judge of the Orphans Court. It pleads for voter support in the upcoming primaries, notes willingness to abide by majority decision, and lists candidates Jams A. Jones and H. Milton Kefauver with regional requests for support.
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Frederick County
Jams A. Jones
Pepentye
Orphans’ Court
H. Milton Kefauver
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Frederick Citizen
Frederick residents affirm lasting relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. John J. Brown of 213 W Patrick St testifies three years after an initial praise statement that his kidney disorder and backache improved, noting relief from abnormal secretions. Sold by J W Harner's Drug Store, Buffalo agents Foster Milburn Co. 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Frederick
Dean
John J. Brown
W. Patrick St
Doan
J. W. Harner
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dennis Announces Candidacy for Frederick County State's Attorney
George R. Dennis Jr announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Frederick County State's Attorney to be decided at the upcoming primary election.
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Frederick County
Emory C. Crum
Wrederick County
William H. Smith
House of Delegates
Frederick Gounty
Emory C. Remsberg
Buckeystown
Judid&wTtpt
Ithereby
George R. Dennis, JR
Md&wl&Fte
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Joseph H. Apple
Morgan Ced
Boyds
Unis City
Hester Brown
Crty
Pis
Tremds
Westmloste
Ernest Helerstein
Tmnish
Warner
David O ‘Thomas
Washingtorn
Quay Boo Anderson
East Patrick Street
Waltdmore
Daniel EO Berl
Baltimores
Prof
Belo Uiarves
East Third Street
Grace Price
Pen Mar
Jank Garrett
Marion Sanday
Hagerstown
Air
John Lo Johnson
Patrick Street
Ocean City, Md
Emory. Nast
South Market Street
Joln M. Stoner
Boonsboro, Ma
Austin James
Mast Tureh Street
Bae Fimere
Marie
Hogina
West South Street
Gladys James
Edward Smith
Weel Church Street
William Burketl Ani
Martinsburg
W. Va
Misa Helen Shipley
Columbia
Lancaster
Atlanta
Etoise Gilbert
Ralph Ot. Bartlet
Washington, DC
Hax
Merrill Jinges
Haperstown
Eell
Mos. Grumbine
East Patriot Street
George A .Pearre
Commu
Montgomery County
Mr.o
Prank W Cole
Margaret
Piulman
N. Z
Atlantics City
J. Th Carpenter and Son
Washington, D. C
Katherine Snyder
Hartford, Conn
J. R. Grime
Staley Toltz
Charliottessile
Clarence Holts
North Market Street
J. Paul Wright
Braddock Heights
Newton Lithlands, M
C2 Cline
Oand
Ross Angevine
Oan
George Young
Long Island,oy
William Angevine
West Fib Street
Mises Hartlet
Louise Schroeder
Fred Schroeder
Gratton
W Va
Fasnilmother
Mre
Schroeder
Market Street
Fo Getzandaaner
John
Florence Stine
Ollie Rosenberry
M. L Street
Angerstowt
Ralph To Rarett
Edward B. Chiples and Chairron
Pittehure
Mass
Nell J. Glessner
M. J. Glessner
City
Frederek
Nellie Mr Casey
Visivug
Yar
Ailogis Society
Fem
Chen
Farore
Frede
Joba Oasis
Anand
England
City Opera House
Weather Today
Wm. B. Bann
Orrison
Frederick Counsty
William H. Hinks
May Spout
Jesse Rr Hbaghy
Court Bt
Frederick, Ma
Mariod
Orpleans' Court
Albert W. Ecker
the Orphans’ Court
William W. Osburn
Frederick, Me
Burkittsville
det&wdylsTemp
Jylgad
Forrederick County
John W. Mtimsford
Braddock District
Frederick Coum
Chas. T. Fagan
Frederick District
Guy E. Motthr
Haller
Candi Dun
of Rice
Orphans’Court
Republic
Carter
Ilcan
Stultz
David M. Whipp
Young Athletics
Roogie
A. Orrison
Rice
Farney
Dunn
Koogle
Political Cards
Juiatt
Sherifa
Marzitt
News Office
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