Federal highways bill proposes joint state action and licenses
Representative Linthicum introduces a plan for a Federal highways commission to partner with states on interstate road work with a 25 million dollar federal appropriation. The bill sets four year terms, licenses for interstate auto traffic, eight hour work days, and requires states to share costs while ensuring road quality and ongoing maintenance.
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J. Charles Linthicum
Maryland
Federal Highways Commission
Commission of Federal
Senate
United States
National Commission
State Highways Commissions
Federal Commission
Black man William Jones jailed after store burglary claim
Deputy Hauver arrested William Jones on suspicion of stealing 14 dollars in cash and a five dollar check from the safe of J. W. Summers & Sons store. Jones, who worked there, admitted being in the store but denied taking any property. Justice Eckstein ordered jail in default of 100 dollars bail after a hearing.
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C.H. Eckstein
Surprise Baltimore marriage ties Taneytown couple
Miss May B Leister of Taneytown wed Walter Wilt assistant cashier of the Birnie Trust Company at the Stafford Hotel Baltimore The ceremony led by Rev Edwin Barnes Niver rector of Christ Protestant Episcopal church The couple fled to Atlantic City via York after the ceremony amid town chatter and a forgotten ring episode witnessed by family and hotel staff
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Baltimore
May B. Leister
Taneytown
Stafford Hotel
Walter Wilt
Birnie Trust Company
Frederick
Edwin Barnes Niver
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Misa Leister
Wilt
Sumlay
Misa Lelater
Atlantic City
Witt
Boeing
Atlrintic City
York
Stafford
Maanager Downes
Downes
Dr. Niver
Leister
Sallie May Fowler
May George
Sudbrook Park
Niver
Wit
Norman
Reindelar
Atlantic
Papa
Bankard
G Walte
Sirs Bankard
Wilts
Test a Complete Success by Miller Train Control Corp
Mr J F Uhter formerly of this city now with Miller Train Control Corp reports a trial test at Danville New Jersey on Tuesday August showing complete success. The apparatus operated under every condition and a final test is expected later this month.
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J. F. Uhter
C. & P. Telephone Company
Miller Train Control Corporation
Murry
Danville
Amezustah
Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Relief and Proof
Frederick residents report strong relief from urinary disorders and back pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills. John J Brown of Frederick testifies three years after his initial praise, noting improved kidneys and vanished backache. Sold by J. W. Harner Krug Store, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents, 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Frederick
Dean
John J Brown
W. Panik
St. Frederick
Mal
J. W. Harner
Krug
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
McMaster Clan’s First Reunion Held in Gettysburg
The McMaster family held America’s first clan gathering in Gettysburg with attendees from multiple states. The program featured an afternoon meeting, a banquet, and a battlefield trip, honoring Rev I Samuel McMaster and descendants of notable McMasters linked to theology, education, and Confederate history.
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McMaster
America
Gettysburg
John McMaster
Methodist College of Advaince
Ohio
James McMaster
Rankins and Insurance Department
Trenton
New Jersey
John S McMaster
Jersey City
Kathivine Ale Woster
Bellimere
William MeMaster
Jamestown
Pay Ata MeMaster
Garden Prairie
Wingis
James MeMastter
Akron, Co
Harry MeMaster
Bother
Willis
Whmington
Del
Tattie McMaster King
Pocomoke City
Marsland
Fannie McMaster Scheirer
Gibert Master
Erasmus McMaster
James
WeMaster
Pieeman
Flag is Given Lodge Presented Last Night by State Council
State officers visited Francis Scott Key Council No. 48 1 O.T.A.M. for an attended meeting. AJ Sleicher praised the council’s work, a flax and star award for best net gain in attendance was presented, and Th. F. Miller and Daniel Schmidt spoke. Charles T. Stein and guests complimented the council on growth and influence. refreshments followed and the gathering adjourned.
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Heidler
Francis Scott Key Council
AJ &L
Sear
Daniel Schmidt
Miller
Charles T. Stein
Baltimore
Thor Gued
Remiaras Weoe
John Uo Oland
Pasi
Conmota
Geerge T. Baumeardner
Nation
Win C Roderick K
Conncillor
Ira Wiles
Fredo Come
Carter Says Texas Maneuvers Prove Worth of Army Investment
General William H. Carter praised Texas maneuvers as showing great defense value. He cited field wireless, mobilization on a day’s notice, new field ordinance, and automobiles replacing heavy wagons as signs of improvement and efficiency. He noted better sanitary setup, near elimination of typhoid, and fresh unit organization experiences, asserting future soldier work will reflect the mobilization’s cost.
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Carter
William H. Carter
Texas
General Carter
Tie
Dievision
Fmind
QUIT PROGRESSIVES: Bruce resigns from association over criticism
Former solicitor and Progressive Democratic Association member W Cabell Bruce severs ties with the group amid internal resignations. The body, led by Edwin Warfield backers, has endorsed Senator Lee for governor while opposing Senator Gorman who seeks the Democratic nomination. Bruce may back Lee, while other resignations include George C. Morrison Howell Griswold Jr. and Edgar Allan Poe.
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W. Cabell Bruce
Obie Countus
Ballina, Cie
Public Service Commission
Progressive Democratic Association
George C. Morrison
Howell Griswold
Edgar Allan Poe
Morrigan
Poe
Griswold
A. P. Gorman
Gorman
Lee
Bruce
Corman
Progressive Association
Edwin War Geld
Cigarette Paper Fails Rice Myth Says Paper Origin Clear
Scientific American explains that cigarette paper does not use rice. It is made from flax and hemp trimmings, purified and bleached to white. French producers dominate, with Austria and Italy minimally contributing.
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Austria
Italy
Electric Bitters Advertised as Blood Purifier
The notice claims electric bitters purify blood by regulating stomach, liver, kidneys and expelling poisons. It touts benefits like stronger nerves, richer red blood, and improved health, with a testimonial from a Mr. Indahn and a sales pitch at Pearre’s Pharmacy.
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UC. R. Indahn
Pearre
Ime
York's Star First Baseman Sold to Oakland Team
Stump and York's star first baseman, formerly with Frederick, have been sold to the Oakland team of California. Several scouts attended York, but manager Harry Wolverton of Oakland made the first offer. The transfer price is $1400.
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Oakland
Stump
York
Frederick
Oakland Temm
California
Harry Wolverton
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Julia Mstelle French
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Amelia
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Tate
Poe, Griswold and
Morrison
Tiz
Tim
Volcan
Earth
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Timber
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Horlick’s
W. Harper
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Louis Otye
Footer’s
Footer
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
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