57 CANDIDATES ENTER FIELD FOR PRIMARY ELECTION
Frederick county remains crowded with 57 candidates for September 14 primaries, Democrats and Republicans vying for county and statewide posts. The Democratic slate is largely set with a few sheriff and county commissioner spots open, while Republicans plan a full primary ticket including governor, senator, attorney general, and other offices. Names following include Mish, Ritchie, Gordy, Maloy, Weiler, Hill, Humphreys, Mullikin, Good, and many county nominees.
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Frederick County
House of Delegates
Sherif
Board of Election Supervisors
United States
Millaré FP
Tydings
Albert C. Ritchie
William Milnes Maloy
William S. Gordy
Thomas Robinson
Court of Appeals
James A. Young
Frank W. Mish
A. LeRoy McCardell
Wwilliam XM. Storm
Wer of
Tpussell
Liam Rannebereel
Orphans Court
Henry BP. Mussetter
William C. Howard
C. Newton Thomas
Alton
Bennett
Isaac G. Waltz
C. Silas Thomas
J. Gould Myers
Charles W. Summers
James E. Solt
A. Y. Bennett
Mr. Salt
Edward J. Smith
Charles W. Smith
John £. Crum
Laurence R. Fagan
Samuel E. Davis
Charles S. Houck
Roscoe P. Brown
Charles W. Hoffman
John W. Holter
Lewis F. Lochner
Frank M. Stevens
George D. Smith
Wm C.W. Smith
Joseph D. Martz
Thomas XI. Mohier
Field Gun Relic Still Awaits Memorial Ground Placement
Frederick County’s World War field gun remains unplaced as a city memorial. County officials hauled the gun from Balti more in February and it has since vacillated between the Armory and back of the building. City and county leaders express uncertainty about final disposition, with suggestions it belong in Memorial Ground or Park.
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Frederick County
Baltimore
State Armory
Frederick
Culler
Mexican bishops seek peace by urging conference on religious dispute
Mexican business leaders propose a conference to settle the religious controversy while the Episcopate appeals directly to President Calles. Calles remains firm that the church must obey the constitution and laws, and observers doubt a change in stance will occur.
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Mexico City
Calles
Swamp Day water battle marks annual Fire Engine Club event
On Thursday evening August 26 near the Swinging Bridge West Church and Bentz streets members of United Steam Fire Engine Company No 3 hold their annual celebration. They will stage a water battle using the auto engine and an old steamer with two groups. An 1837 hand pump will show water throwing and the 1877 engine that won a Philadelphia Centennial prize will be shown. A supper at the engine house will conclude the event.
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West Church
Bentz Streets
United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3
Philadelphia
Robert A. Bennett
Engine House UA
Jack Martone
Howard Schade
Charles Lipps
Carl Brown
Charles Kinna
Frederick readies first Dollar Days sale event
Plans are under way for Frederick to stage its first Community Dollar Days on September 23 and 24. Initiated by the Retail Merchants Association the event pools many stores offering 1.00 bargains to show home buyers the value of shopping locally. Nearby cities already use the format and expect large crowds as Cumberland Gettysburg and Hagerstown host or have hosted Dollar Days.
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Frederick
United States
Retail Merchants’ Association
Xnearby
Gettysburg
Martinsburg
Cumberland
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Nicaragua Mobilizes Troops Against Revolutionary Movement
The Nicaraguan government mobilizes and dispatches troops nationwide to quell revolutions. American charge Dennis reports outbreaks in Leon Cumadera and Corinto and border areas with telegraph wires cut and trains halted. The United States considers protective steps for American lives and property if needed.
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Washington
Lawrence Denni
Managua
State Department
Dennis
Leon
Cumadera
Corinto
Barderin
Ate Department
Bluefields
Champerra
Woman Hit By Auto Near Tharmont
Mrs Ross Firor of Tharmont was struck by an automobile while crossing the state road. She was injured but able to receive treatment. the incident occurred around two o clock with two bystanders reporting the event. Local authorities investigated the scene.
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Ross Firor
Tharmont
Three Horses Killed on Nearby Farms
Three horses on the farm of William Ward near Travilah were killed by lightning, and the same storm damaged Samuel Site’s nearby property two days later.
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Willam Ward
Travilah
Belrtening Mandar
Samuel Site
Torred
Frederick County Fair Plans Promising 6th Year
Plans firm for the 6th annual Frederick County Agricultural Society Fair to be held October 10 20 21 and 22 with Farmers Day October 20. Ground improvements include new grandstand seats and revised livestock and exhibit arrangements. Stock judging for Maryland high school vocational students October 20. prizes include silver cups and cash awards.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick County Farm Bureau
County Grange
Rural Women's Clubs of
Frederick
Maryland
Kiwanis
High Price for Fair Stock Sparks Sale Rumor at Courthouse
Stock in the Hagerstown Fair Association rose to $171 a share amid rumors of a potential offer for the grounds. The 32 acre tract is valued well above $150,000 with buildings at about $60,000, and only 500 shares exist. No public fair entertainment will be held Friday due to weather. a summer exhibit for child welfare work is planned. Police report a separate theft case with local suspects and ongoing hearings.
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Hagerstown Fair Association
Pas Ne
Fair Association
Fair Grounds
Buidings
Stockholsery
Frederick Playgrounds
Counz
Wreck of German Express Kills Fourteen
In Lohrhe Germany Aug 19 AP reports 14 killed and several injured when the Herlins Cologne express derailed after a candlelit accident. Initial lines suggest deliberate tampering blamed on an unknown person as rescuers sift through wreckage and confirm more victims.
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Lohrie
Germany
Herlins Cologne
Pottre
dHwentty
Replacement of the Ballenger Creek Bridge Delayed by Rain
District Engineer W F Childs says the Bollenger Creek bridge will be replaced as soon as weather allows after a washout. A 9 mile detour is required via Baker Valley road to Frederick area. Watchmen and lights are stationed at the site and the old bridge has been located awaiting work on Ballenger road to finish the project.
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Bollenger Creek
W. F. Childs
Baker Valley
Urbana
Frederick
County Stone Road
Ballenger Creek
Childs
Ballenger Road
Know Your State First Promotes Maryland Places
An appeal urges Marylanders to see and know their state by compiling a comprehensive list of historic and scenic sites. Frederick is highlighted for its rich history and the tourist folder In historic Frederick.. The report also mentions a Maryland publicity effort and notes an auto accident involving Clary Rome Hare and others at Janes’ Hospital.
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America
Maryland
Historie
Frederick
Lealla
Varsland
Worsham
Baltmore
Clary Rome Hare
Smithshare
Warner
Cayats
Smuties Ty
Kays
No Letup to Rain as Forecast Extends to Friday
Frederick county experiences ongoing heavy rain with 6.39 inches by Wednesday evening and 1.74 inches in 24 hours. Temperatures linger around 64 degrees with chilly air pushing overcoats, while farming operations face continued hindrance and rising water reports appear across the county.
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Frederick Countiaus
St. Swithin
Carpender and Stevens Held for Grand Jury
Henry de la Bruyere Carpender and Willie Stevens were held for the grand jury in Somerville New Jersey on charges of murdering Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor R. Mills. State Senator Simpson said a special grand jury will hear the evidence as soon as possible.
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Somerville
N. J
Henry de la Bruyere Carpender
Willie Stevens
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Cleary
Carpender
Stevens
Simpson
Frances Stevens Hall
Mall
Valentino Better No More Bulletins
Ru dolph Valentino, movie actor, has passed the most critical period of his illness according to his physicians. The bulletin says he is making rapid progress and no further bulletins will be issued unless an unforeseen development occurs. Messages of sympathy arrive from film world figures and fans who know him from his screen sheik roles.
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New York
Rudolph Vidlentino
Valentino
Bullein
Jurors Drawn for September Court Term
Forty eight jurors were drawn for the September term of court by Judges Urner and Worthington. The term begins September 12 with jurors named from Buckeystown Frederick Middletown Creagerstown Emmitsburg Catoctin Urbana Liberty New Market Hanvers Woodsboro Peteravilla Mt. Pleasant Jefferson Thurmont Jackson Johnaville Woodville Singapore Lewistown Tuscarora Burkittsville Ballenger Braddock Brunswick Walkersville. Price movements irregular in New York stock market with pools active and total volume about 1.8 million shares.
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Urner
Worthington
Buckeystown
Wallace Davis
Paul S. Thomas
Frederick
Ernest W. McCardell
Harry Brandenburg
Harry J. Leichert
A. B. Callmus
Michael J. Croghan
Elias B. Ramsburg
Abvin H. Crawford
Allen McHenry
Wilam W. Osburn
Middletown
Lewis P. Miller
Lawson F. Bittle
Creagerstown
Carlton V. Jackson
Charles P. M. J
Emmitsburg
George C. Nagle
William Hockenemith
Catoctin
Adam
Martin
Alvey P. Harshmian
Urbana
Frank R. Addison
Tra L. Davis
Liberty
F. Lorraine Simpesn
Emanuel Munshour
New Market
Charles M. Utz
John R. Molesworth
Hanvers
Lida H. Buhrman
Woodsboro
Charles W. Holbrunner
Allen V. Hine
Peteravilla
Elmer E. Sayton
Mt. Pleasant
Herman A. Buckey
Robert L. Cramer
Jefferson
Olin W. Rice
Ira
Remnaberg
Thurmont
Robert Colliflowers
William W. Weller
Jackson
Elmer
Beachley
Oscar L. Frank
Johnaville
Frank Hartsock
Woodville
Frank E. Buxton
Singapore
George A. Koontz
Lewistown
George H. Lambert
Tuscarora
Allen T. Wachter
Burkittsville
John W. Hilleary
Ballenger
Elmer S. der
British coal strike ends in failed talks
London August 19 AP reports negotiations between British coal owners and miners aimed at ending the coal tie up collapsed soon after they began this afternoon. The breakdown raises prospects of continued industrial action in the sector.
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London
Garages and Filling Stations Supplant Village Blacksmith
A historical note observes the decline of the village blacksmith shop as garages, filling stations, and repair shops replace them. It cites county figures, city clusters, and rural examples, noting few smithies remain on main highways while some shops adapt to automobile parts and repairs. The piece marks the fading image of the country smithy as newer generations know less of it.
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Todry
Mitie
Leasfellow
Prem
Philadelphia
Chicazy
Sam
Eld
Crash kills 5 as plane hits barn in fog over England
A French Galeb airliner while making a forced landing in dense fog struck a farm barn at Allington England, killing the American passenger Robert Blaney of Boston and Italian passenger Vigo Rizzi and the pilot M deLisie and injuring 13 others including eight Americans. The crash halted by haystacks left victims in Royal Victoria Hospital with multiple fractures and bruises. The plane operated between Le Bourget and Croydon.
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Folkestone
England
British
Air Ministry
Allington
Robert Blaney
Boston
Europe
Harvard
Vigo Rizzi
London
Ambassador Club
Paris
M. deLisie
Royal Victoria Hospital
Margaret Hazzard
New York City
Stanley Hazzard
Harriet Amen
Mildred Vaiden
Baltimore
Wight
Edna Searn
New Rochelle
N. Y
Lawrence Stroh
Borough of the Bronx
Robert McAdam
Glasgow
Mechanician
Victoria Vaiden
Central Land Bank of Baltimore
Edna Bennett
United States
Canada
Lou Hearn
Mary
Miss Bennett
Vaiden Sisters
Stroh
le Bourget
France
Croydon
H. G. Wilson
Eradicating Bovine Tuberculosis in Damascus District
Beginning in 1923 the campaign to eradicate tuberculosis in Damascus district Montremere county showed remarkable results. Of about 1 520 dairy cattle only five remain infected and the herd now provides milk largely shipped to Washingtown with the remainder sent to Baltimore.
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Damascus
Montremere
R. A. Gregory
Washingtown
Baltimore
Knife Causes Sight Loss Claim by Complainant
A newspaper brief reports a claim alleging sight loss following a knife incident. The article fragment mentions a son of a Mr and a person named Rich, with disputed details about the wound and the examination.
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John R. Lewis
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Thomas M. Bailey
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