Rivalry in Sixth Circuit Nominees Draw Family Ties
Dispatch reports in the Baltimore American describe a tight Six Circuit contest in Frederick and Montgomery counties. Democratic nominee Judge Peter C. will be Montgomery resident and Republican hopeful Thomas Dawson, his brother in law, are urged as rivals. Other potential candidates include Daniel W. Baker, a former Washington district attorney, a Frederick native residing in Montgomery. The race, shaped by past county voting shifts, is expected to be close and heated.
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Peter
Dawson
Dispatch
Frederick
Montgomery
Baltimore American
C. Peter
Crothers
Henderson
Deter
Thotats Dawson
Daniel W. Baker
Washington
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Hammond Prior
Glenn T. Worthington
Court of Appeals
Alex Dawson
Bini OO Ae
Texas Blackbird Fights Sparrows in City Skirmishes
Sparrows in northern and eastern cities face the Texas blackbird. The blackbird, larger and bolder, drives sparrows from trees and parks, sometimes killing them. In Southwest Texas cities fewer sparrows are seen as the blackbird establishes dominance and local birds avoid trees to stay clear of attacks.
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Sirdville
Paul iv
Fexas
John Bui
Blackbird
Priins
Texas
North
Eas
Deak
Zooi
Learning Sign Language for Universal Communication
The Bey ute of America youth under Chief Scout Seton learn a universal sign language to aid cross nation understanding. The simple gestures express entire sentences and aid in trade, education, and public life, with a dictionary of signs to be shared broadly for global scouting use.
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America
Ernest Thompson Seton
Seout
New York
Srout Seton
West
Russia
China
India
Seton
Scotts
Boy Scouts
Larougher
Wsperantia Langage
Universal Brotherhood
Universal Peace
Chewed Torpedo For Candy Ends In Fatal Wound
Chicago July 5 A man, Simon Fisher age 46, mistook a Fourth of July torpedo for candy and began chewing it. The explosion ripped away his jaw and left a probably fatal wound.
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Chicago
Simon Fisher
Dumas Villa of Extravagance as Bohemian Oasis
The Monte Cristo villa described as a lordly pleasure house blends Bohemian and Arab influences with exotic treasures from Algeria and Paris. It features turrets pavilions a cascade a picture gallery a monkey house aviary stable and a blue star studded ceiling workroom where the master valued his plays and stories etched on stones.
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Dumas
Dunas
Monte Cristo Villa
Bohemia
Happiest Girl in Lincoln Footnote Mystery
Fragmentary Lincoln Neb text describes a disrupted event with unclear names and places. It references a person labeled Happiest Girl in Lincoln and mentions a sequence of dubious phrases about travel, a chamberlain, a death, and various unidentified figures, leaving the core facts obscure.
Vaudeville Flight Surprise at City Opera House
The city opera house show featured a singer followed by a frame ringing airship act with red light. The indoor aviator swung above the crowd in a flying machine as the audience watched a Josephine in My Flying Machine routine unfold with applause and steady timing from the performer.
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Jase Night Secon
Vaude Hall
Jeure
Josephine
Three Classes of Rocks From the United States Geological Survey
The U S Geological Survey explains three rock types igneous from molten magma sedimentary formed from reworked material and metamorphic altered by heat and pressure. It notes sedimentary rocks show layered strata that separate, with sandstone as a simple example.
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United States Geological Sur
Washington
United States Geological Survey
Woman Shot Near Taft Box Before Speech
A woman seated near Taft Box was struck by a bullet before a presidential speech began. Police believe a spent pistol bullet caused the wound to Mrs. Putewiler who left her seat for a time, had the injury dressed, and returned.
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Putewiler
Cornerstone laid at Zion Methodist church in Cambridge
Notes from across the state report the Zion Methodist Episcopal church cornerstone at Cambridge was laid with Governor Crothers attending the Fourth of July event in Verarteville. Other items include a rumored water famine in Annapolis, deaths by suicide in Baltimore and Hagerstown, chemical poisoning cases in Baltimore, a ferry suspension near Havre de Grace, and civic hearings on a telecom merger in Cumberland.
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Zion
Cambridge
Crothers
Verarteville
Annapolis Water Company
Annie R. Murray
Baltimore
Dickeyville
Margaret Mollikin
Trappe
University Hospital
George E. Wade
Washington
Hotel Hamilton
Southern College
Havre de Grace
Perryville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cumberland
Maryland Telephone Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Martha Williams
Frostburg
Western Maryland Hospital
Westernport
Chesapeake Bay
Big Elk Creek
Colesville
Montgomery County
Richard E. Cissell
Rockville
Market Prices At Frederick Grain And Feed Row
Frederick market prices list wheat oats rye corn and flour ranges with per bushel or per ton figures. Includes dairy and mill feeds with prices for bran middlings red grease seed meal and seeds. Also a clipped joke about a battleship with a child and parent dialogue from Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Thomas Dawson
Toledo
M’namara
Los Angeles
Arent Barrow
Aioe Sper
Faria
Daly A
McNamara Brothers
John WL McNamara
International Association of Structural Iron Workers
Chaenee Darrow
Captain Fredericks
William J. Burns
McNannas
Griie McManigal
Jones Farm
Indianapolis
Dames
McNamaras
Lincoln
Neb
THE
City Opera House
Ain Tell
Aviator Ure
Taft
Marion Republican Club
Maryland
Frank Holler
Woodstock
Marie Bradour
Holler
Joseph E. George
John E. George
Centreville
Queen Anne County
William PF. H. Wentzel
West Nottingham Academy
Elkton
Wentzel
Jacksonville
Pennsylvania State College
Pittsburg
Western Union Telegraph Company
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Cot Eat Ag
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Columbia
L. A
Tion
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Mutual Insurance CO
North Market St
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