Politician’s cry on the eve of polls and Georgia probe
Baltimore papers report fervent push to “on to the polls” as elections near and speculation grows that Georgia’s prohibition law may be challenged as unconstitutional. Citizens debate drink policies while Thomas Fitzgerald leaves the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, signaling Cowen influence waning in the regional trust. The western Baltimore County populace anticipates his retirement with mixed reactions.
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Rebecca EB. Routzaen
Frank C. Norwood
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Gumberland Timer Recalled as Longtime Public Figure
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Whistlers Evening of Mild Mischief and Frayed Nerves
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Harper’s Weekly
Furely Personal and Local Society Notes in Washington
Mrs Wm H Smith and Oleve Miliéred Wachter of Charlesville visit Washington friends. John Groff from Washington DC faces relatives over Proderick. Alma Landis and Blea Pearl Smith holidaying with Miea Viruory express delight. Mrs Alop Acderaso formerly Frederick now in Washington DC resumes crafts. United States Commissioner Brack O Worthte recovers from recent illness and reports to Chief Jarge Genn Li. Mrs Ellay Rimsbarz of East Church Street seeks care at the Oly Hospital. Eugene H Rowe of Emmitsburg undergoes treatment at the Oly Hospital. To cure a cold in one day take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets with money-back guarantee if not cured. Grove's signature on each box.
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Ellay Rimsbarz
Eset Church Atreat
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Legislature convenes as Maryland General Assembly meets
The Maryland General Assembly convened in Annapolis with Governor Warfield delivering an address and faulting the outgoing legislature for overreach. Senators Las and Frances offered bills while Baker Brown were named party candidates for Senate President and House Speaker. Senate President Seth Warner and House Speaker Enos Ray were elected. The session adjourned until Monday evening with clerks and officers to be selected.
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Tlons
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Baltimore
Ohio
Osucas
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Harfird
Brown
Washington County
Joseph B. Sethwan
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Frederick
Fifteenth Annual Independent Hose Cowpsry Ball Held
The fifteenth annual ball of the Independent Hose Cowpsry was a well attended event in Jonior Hall on Tuesday night. Committee in charge included George Balser Jr Richard S. Keyzer and Milton T. Engle.
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George Balser, Jr
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Keyzer
Miton T. Engte
Rice Belba Baker wed in quiet Jeereon ceremony
Edward Summerfield Rice of Jeereon and Daisy Belle Bro baker of Lander were married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage by Rev. A J Gill at noon. The bride wore a paree silk gown and matching accessories. The couple departed on the 4 o clock B and O train for Warrington on a wedding trip.
The Force of the Press on Jobs and Government Action
The piece debates whether the nation should fund work programs during industrial distress. It questions federal duties, the use of government credit, and whether public works like rivers and harbors, Panama Canal, and irrigation can absorb unemployed labor, drawing analogies with Ireland and broader economic aims. It stresses balancing work supply with demand.
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Moments with trese and the ice of love remembered
A poetic fragment from the Atlanta Constitution recalling memories of love and dreamlike scenes as winter nights fade. The speaker reflects on a beloved, the turning of night into music, and the lure of a dance as the storm rages outside. The piece contrasts quiet memory with vivid, almost surreal imagery.
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