Armies Clash At Yellow Springs In Mock War
District of Columbia Guardsmen from Camp Ordway fight a fierce two army mock battle near Yellow Springs. Blues defend Catoctin Mountain turnpike while Reds advance from Camp Ordway. no decision rendered by umpires as artillery and rifles echo across the field.
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Yellow Springs
District of Columbia
Camp Ordway
Blues
Reds
Uner
Gal. Harvey
Blue Army
Field Artillery
Signal Corps
Catoctin Mountain
Little Tuscarora
Signal Corps Company
Va Offieet
Blue
Harries
Jie
D John Markey
Company 1
Artllery
Foud
Frederick Concert Delights Crowd Despite Rain
National Guard bands from the District of Columbia played in Court Park Frederick under George W. Tyrrel. Mrs Naecker sang solos to strong applause. Rain cut the program. a second concert is planned for Court Square with Mrs Naecker and the band invited by Mayor Schell and General Harries.
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National Guard
Colunbia
Frederick
Court Park
Wight
George W. Tyrrel
Thee
U. S. Cavalry
Washington
Church
Court
Naecker
John W. Naecker
Dix
Predevick
Rageley
Tobani
Elks Club
Os Lewis Motter
J. Gambri
Joe Crimmins
L Johnson
Board of Trade
Alien Des
Court Square
Schell
General Harries
Fredericktonians
Jon Camp Ordway
Naaecker
Hotel Company Formed in Frederick County Maryland
Articles of incorporation filed for the Frederick Hotel Company of Frederick County Maryland with the Clerk of the Circuit Court and State Tax Commissioner. Incorporators are William A. Reist of York Pays Chartes Cox and Leo Weinberg of Frederick, with 490 shares at 100 each and 40000 capital. Company to operate hotels and related activities including sale of wines and tobacco, pool and billiards, and property holdings. Reist formerly of the New City Hotel. Cox operates New City Motel. Weinberg a leading Frederick attorney.
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Frederick Hotel Company
Frederick County
Wiliam A. Relst
York
Chartes BR. Cox
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
Reist
New City
Colonial
Charles B. Cox
Weinberg
French Cabinet Approves Terms in Settlement Talks
The French cabinet unanimously accepts terms offered to Germany to resolve the Moroccan dispute. Germany appears willing to accept the proposed settlement terms amid ongoing negotiations and diplomatic outreach.
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Karls
Germany
Surrell Testifies in Beattie Wife’s Death Case
Chesterfield Courthouse hears Detective Surrell testify about Beattie’s account the night of his wife’s death. Paul Beattie is brought to court for the first time as the trial proceeds in Wa. on August 2.
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Chesterfield
Surrell
Beattie
Paul Beattie
Courter
Atwood to Finish Today in New York Flight
Misc text notes a flight from St Louis to New York with varied weather and timing details. references Msack New York and Nichthap with wind and rain conditions and a planned afternoon finish at an unspecified location.
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Msack
N.Y
Mlmiwood
St Louis
New York
Choir Loft Collapse Kills Twenty Five in Church
Special dispatch reports a church choir loft collapse leaving 25 dead and many injured. A survivor recounts chaos as officials, residents, and mourners react. Chamberlain's Tablets ad copy appears amid the chaotic page, urging audience to buy.
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Rimes
Twents
Sitty
Liquor Question Debate in Maryland Governor Race
William L Marbury of Ballimore endorses Blair Lee for governor and denounces a Retail Liquor Merchants League tactic to smear Lee as Prohibition aligned. He argues prohibition harms legitimate liquor business and warns the Democratic party could lose power to anti liquor forces, urging voters to act on conviction and reject political manipulation.
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Frehsinn Hall
Ballimore
Willian L. Marbury
Blair Lee
Maryland
Lee
Hke
Baltimore County
Baltimore
Prohibition Party
Democratic Party
Liquor People Controll
Ms Party
Worcester County
Prohibition
Cecil County
Worcester
Mr Lee
Mr. Gorman
Sir. Lee
Aly
Furst
Imm
Anpy
Political Cards In Frederick County Candidacy Notice
Political cards announce Guy K Motter seeking the Democratic nomination for State's Attorney in Frederick County and William M Smith running for Sheriff on the Republican ticket in the next primary election. Both solicit support from friends across the county.
Frederick County Political Notices Mixed Candidacies
William W. Osburn of Frederick announces candidacy for Jadse of the Orphans Court on the Republican ticket and seeks county support. Chas T. Fagan of Frederick District and Tulare Wee announce candidacy for Sheriff on the Democratic ticket in Frederick County asking for primary support.
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Frederick County
Ofice
Chas, T. Fagan
Frederick
Frederick County Orphans Court Judge Nominations
An election notice announces candidates for Judge of the Orphans Court in Frederick County. Albert W. Ecl Woodsboro District and David M Whiff Burkittsville District seek Republican primaries approval with earnest requests for support. Emory C Renmisberg Farnley District seeks a House of Delegates seat in the next primary, urging Republican voters to consider his candidacy.
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Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Albert W. Ecl
Woodsboro
Frederick County Sheriff Candidates Announced by Voters and Republicans
A historical notice records James A. Jones announcing his candidacy for Frederick County Sheriff subject to Democratic voters, with a pledge to abide by the majority decision. Republican entries show B Gott 8. Welty seeking nomination for Sheriff, and Milton Kefauver listed for the Orphans' Court.
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Frederick County
Uon
James A. Jones
William H. Hinks Seeks State's Attorney Nomination
At the request of many friends, William H. Hinks announces his candidacy for State's Attorney of Frederick County on the Republican ticket. He asks for support at the upcoming primary election. The notice lists George K. Dennis as the deputy or related official.
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Frederick County
Nereby
William H. Hinks
Candidacy Announcements For Frederick County Offices
Multiple candidates announce bids in Frederick County politics including for County Surveyor on the Republican ticket and for Judge of the Orphans Court. Names involved include John W. Mumford and George T. Roderick with requests for primary support across Braddock and Frederick districts.
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Frederick County
Rhereby Aiedge
Orphans’ Court
John W. Mumford
Braddock District
Pharehy
Tam
Republian
George T. Roderick
Frederick
Jesse F R Heagey Seeks Frederick State's Attorney Nomination
FOR STATE'S ATTORNEY At the request of my friends I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for the office of State's Attorney for Frederick County by popular vote at the primary election to be held August 29 throughout said county Sula Jesse F R Heagey Office No 112 Court St Frederick Md
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Frederick County
Shyriil
Bgott
Welty
Georgh K Dennis
Dtwlertt
Paliatena
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