House fails to elect a Speaker in Maryland assembly
In Annapolis the House of Delegates failed to elect a Speaker as Oliver Metzerott led Republican votes with 45 while Philip O. Laird and Pawnee of Harford trailed. Democrats split with Laird backed by Smith Harrington faction and Tydings supporters. Senate opened smoothly but adjournment hinges on House, caucuses highlighted party rifts and appointive decisions for clerk and sergeant-at-arms. Governor elect Harrington looms as a constitutional deadline nears with possible continued tenure.
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House of Delegates
Oliver Metzerott
Prince George's County
Philip O. Laird
Montgomery
Pawnee
Harford
Wiliiard Purnell Hall
Laird
Robert E. Lee
Tydings
Annapolis
Smith Harrington
Lee-Preston-Mahon
Afl
Tyd
Inge
Lloyd Wilkinson
Baltimore City
Metzerett
Senate
Assembly
Maryland
House
Peter J. Campbell
Preaton and Mahon
Philip D. Laird
Montgomery County
Murray Vandiver
Etchison
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
General Assembly
Amandis
Ae Assatant
Frederick Counter
Chrence M. Phleezer
Braddock
Carroll M. Smith
Walkersville
Fhieegerman
Phieeeer
Roderick
Smith
Harrington
Tita
Goldsborough
Albert J. Almoney
J. Charles Perry
Journal
Stevenson A Smith
Harford County
Senator Campbell
P. Watson Webb Cambridge
Joseph George
Queen Anne's
Journal Deat
Andrew Schaab
Howard Eount
Reading
Wm. Robinton Bellmore Rity
State House
Col. E. Austin Baughman
Rice
Kefauver
Delap
Death notices for Keefer and Krise families
Mrs John H Keefer died at 46 at her East South street home from lung congestion leaving husband John and three children May Federline Addie Knill and Henry Keefer plus her mother Mrs Abraham Grove and sister Mrs Bert Watt She was a member of Mountain City Council No 12 Sons and Daughters of Liberty and Evangelical Lutheran church Funeral Friday 3 PM from East South street home C E Cane in charge Mrs OD G Krise died January 4 1916 in York PA Funeral Friday 10 30 AM Lutheran church Woodboro MI with interment Mt Hope cemetery
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John H. Keefer
Susan Louise Keefer
John Fl Keefer
East South Street
At & Ae
May Federline
Addie
Knill
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Henry Keefer
Abraham Grove
Bert Watt
Washington, D. C
Mountain City
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Frederick
Evangelical Lutheran Church
C. E. Cane
OD. O. Krise
Sarah Krise
D. C. Krise
York
Lutheran Church
Woodboro
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Not the man feared in South Carolina murder case
Sheriff William C. Roderick received a telegram from J P L Hunter of Lancaster county South Carolina stating Joby Williams now confined in Frede county jail is not the wanted man. Williams was arrested by Officer John Adams after a drunken incident and attempted suicide in jail. He was tried for disorderly conduct and held for a further hearing.
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Sherif
William C. Roderick
J PL Hunter
Lancaster County
South Carolina
Joby Williams
Frede County
Willams
John Adams
Hunter
Williams
Posey
Rodericy
Wheat Revives as Grain Gains in Frederick Market
Wheat prices rose three cents in Frederick to 1.21 per bushel while corn held at 3.14. Elm Street House Sold reports Charles Kehne selling a Elm Street residence to Charles H H Nell of this city.
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Frederick
Elm Street
Charles Kehne
Charles HH Nell
Selenium cancer treatment touted by Dr Walker in New York
Dr Charles H Walker of 327 West Eighty-sixth Street New York reports continued success with silenium in cancer treatment. He cites commendations from prominent physicians nationwide and notes previous hopeless cases showed relief and comfort even when no permanent cure was found, including a death in advanced disease.
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Charles H. Walker
West Eighty-sixth Street
New York
Walker
Montenesto Proverb Promotes Household Roles For Women
The item presents an archaic proverb about women and housework, claiming women bear the hard household tasks while men rest. It touts Vinol tonics as a remedy for weakness and overwork, urging women to preserve health and vitality through a marketed advertisement.
Frederick Christmas Tree Festival Shows $1.24 Profit
Frederick City treasurer reports total receipts of 71.40 for the Community Christmas Tree Celebration. Expenditures total 60.16, leaving a 1.24 profit to the city after a city contribution and uncashed check. The committee plans a possible large Christmas dinner for the poor at Company A armory next year.
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M.C. A
Dudley Page
Board of Allermen
Sheffield
Riddlemoser
Taunton
Haing
LeGore
Visis
Frederick
Christmas tree committee to be dissolved tomorrow night
The Christmas tree committee will be dissolved tomorrow night. Members include Miss Pearl Rader Mrs Mary Steckel Burck Beevut Commissioner Page and Frank Haggett.
Two New Directors Named In Hygeia Ice and Coal Co
Hygeia Ice and Coal Company of Frederick County elected two new directors at its annual meeting at Citizeng National Bank this morning. George W. Heinlein and Charles Reno replace the deceased Judge John C. Motter and George William Smith. Officers named include C. E. Cline president Edward B. Riggs vice president P. L. Hargett secretary and treasurer and William L. Smith superintendent Also elected as director was H. B. Showman. Separately Braddock Heights Water Company and Braddock Building and Development Co held meetings yesterday in the People's Fire Insurance Company building electing officers and directors including Oscar B. Coblentz Calvin R. Coblentz Emory L. Coblentz Geo. M. Gittinger and others.
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Hygeia Ice and Coal Company
Frederick County
Citizeng’ National Bank
George W. Heinlein
Charles Reno
John C. Motter
George William Smith
C. E. Cline
Edward B. Riggs
P. L. Hargett
William L. Smith
H. B. Showman
Braddock Heights
People’s Fire Insurance Company
Braddock Heights Water Company
Oscar B. Coblentz
Calvin R. Coblentz
Emory L. Coblentz
Geo. M. Gittinger
Chas. H. Coblentz
Thos. H. Haller
D. Edw
Sophomore student Injures thumb in manual training
Dawson J Horine of Myersville a Middletown High School sophomore cut his left thumb while chiseling a board in the manual training department. The chisel slipped making a three inch long and half inch deep gash. Horine is president of the Myersville Y M L S. villa The Rasséno Dam in Alberta Canada is completed as one of the world’s greatest irrigation works.
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Dawson J. Horine
Myersville
Middletown High School
Horine
Myers. Villa
Alberta
Canada
Tanlac touted as “Master Medicine” by Cumberland wagon maker
William H. Houck of Cumberland credits Tanlac with curing years of catarrh and eye watering. He reports clearer head, restored taste, better meals, and fewer coughs. The ad states Tanlac as America’s leading tonic and introduces it at Williamson's Drug Store in Frederick where Mr. Quarles explains the product.
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Evers
Frederick
William H. Houck
Baltimore Avenue
Cumberland
Tanlac
Fanlac
America
Williamson’s Drug Store
Quarles
Roofing Paints in Gallon Cans at Bargain Prices
Bright stock list offers Black Rubber Roof Paint at 60 cents a gallon, Red Roof Paint at 8 1/2 dollars per gallon, Graphite Roof Paint 1.10 per gallon, plus English Venetian Red Bern Paint. Finely ground and guaranteed to wear longer than hand mixed. Two prices shown for best, medium grades with multi year guarantees and white lead house paints. Oils at right prices.
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