Rumors of a successor to Judge Clabaugh and AG post
The Daily News notes Republican interest in filling the district's top legal roles. Ex Judge George M Rugsam and State Senator S A Williams of Harford are named as potential attorney general candidates. Williams, seen as party unifier, could bolster the ticket if nominated by Governor Lowndes, though he holds a state senate seat. Rugsam has long public standing in Caroline County and a record spanning revenue service to judgeships.
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Denton
Caroline County
Lowndes
John M. Robinson
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Death and Obituaries From Frederick County
Notices of Joseph O Harker Joseph G Baker Katharine Nusbaum Edward W Murphy Emma Lugenbeel Eliza Seidell and local remedies and medical ads including Dr Agnew ointment Jaian s Court Hemer y and South American Nerring and Dr King s New Discovery with local distributors in Frederick Maryland and surrounding areas.
Senate Debate Looms Over Treaty and Expansion Policy
Nebraskan legislature faces a clash over impeachments and senatorial contests amid focus on the Groaty treaty. Open sessions will feature speeches by Aussen and others while votes hinge on ratification and possible revisions before adjournment in March.
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Dan
Aussen
Eamuadtiae
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Mono
Wridey
Chilton
Bacan
Senate
Abasan
Funeral of Mrs. Sarah Bricker Sets Franklin County Record
The largely attended service for Mrs. Sarah J. Bricker wife of Rev Henry Bricker Mennonite preacher drew mourners from Canon Cumberland and Franklin County. She died in Letturkenny township aged about seventy. The coffin weighed 150 pounds and the casket with body weighed 580 pounds. Pallbearers exceeded church rules due to the size and four ministers conducted the service before her body was laid to rest in the old Mennonite burial ground at Keen North Mountain. Her husband lay ill nearby.
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Jranklin County
Sarah J. Bricker
Henry Bricker
Letturkenny Township
Duesday
Bricker
Canon Cumberland
Franklin Council
Washington County
Keen North Mountain
Brickar
Hestertown
Social World Reception Showcases Frederick Sketch Class
Miss Florence Doub, president of the Frederick Art Club, led a summer sketch class that continued through winter. A reception displayed campus and country views by Miss Doub, Miss Doty, Miss Mabel Hly, Mrs Cornelia Dutrow, and others, with silhouettes of Frederick's citizens and refreshments for guests. A mid year reception at the Woman's College is set for Friday February 3 from 8 to 10.
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Florence Doub
Frederick Art Ginb
Nellie Thomas
J. K. White
Frederick
Miss Douh
Neiriyear
The
Woman's College
Lator Legislation Aims to Reform Labor Rules
A draft labor bill advanced by the State Federation of Trade executive committee would raise the minimum working age to 14, require night school attendance, and obligate employers to contact the state board of arbitration during strikes. It also adds two female labor inspectors, eight hours for inspectors, and tighter safety provisions.
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State Federation of Trade Executive
Yesteolauy
Tne
MD Star
State Board of Arbitration
Addion
Wealthy widow found murdered in Wisconsin home
Mrs Mary McIntyre a 60 year old wealthy widow was found murdered at her Flatham district house in Pana Wisconsin. Her body was badly mutilated with an ax and valuables were stolen. The crime is believed to have occurred two or three days earlier amid local mining union tensions and racial conflict reports.
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Pana
Wis
Mary McIntyre
Yestard
Meintyres
M Meintyres
Governor veto blocks gold bond bill for Memphis parks
Governor McMilan vetoes a Memphis bond bill authorizing park funding with gold bonds. He objects to using gold coin interest, saying the act discriminates against United States legal tender and will not be sanctioned.
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Nashville
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Memphis
Federation
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