Primary August 29 Set for Direct Nominations in State
The state directs a August 29 primary for governor comptroller and attorney general marking the first direct nominations in Maryland. Chairmen Van diver and Hanna agreed on the date, with counties Howard Somerset Washington Wicomico and Worcester exempted from direct primaries. Delegates to state conventions will be pledged to gubernatorial candidates and many offices will be chosen statewide.
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Murray Vandiver
John B Hanna
Democratic
Republican
Cranford
Hotel Renner
Howard
Somerset
Washington
Wicomico
Worcester
ComptraHor
Shemisa
Baltimore
Supreme Bench
Courts of Appeals
State Senate
House of Delegates
Worcester Counties
Democrati
Cramers
Tam
Baltimore Sun
Austin N. Crothers
Wiliam Qi
Marbury
Annapolis Election Council Seeks Registration Books
Annapolis City Council met last night and appointed officials for the municipal election to be held in July. It asked the county supervisory of elections to furnish books of registration and debated which books to use, with Republicans seeking the latest books to include or exclude colored voters. The dispute centers on discrimination claims and pending federal court rulings.
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Annapolis
Specis
Ridgely Po Melvin
Aly
Agg
Melvin
Jouiney
Bis
Dennis
Clas Connei
Connei
Imandimius
la Timnlah
Louis B Henkel
Morris
United States District Court
Black bugs torment Cumberland after canal boat fire
In Cumberland, insects swarm near the old canal basin where 40 canal boats were burned. A black biting bug sickened a resident, leaving a painful red swelling with a white center and green bruise like discoloration that faded over a day, with several similar episodes reported.
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Cumberland
Canal Basin
Canal
North Cumberland
Frederick Market Prices for Grains and Feeds
Market list shows No. 2 Hard wheat at 85, corn shelled te per bushel, rye and oats figures, barley, flour ranges for winter and spring wheat, cornmeal, mill feed components with brans middlings and prices per ton, seed with Timothy and Clover per bushel, hay bales and straw rates, and nonbaled hay per ton. Entities include Frederick market, various grain types, and feed components with unit prices.
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Timothy
Protect Shorebirds Warn Circular From Audubon Society
A national Audubon Society circular warns that protecting shorebirds such as the Killdeer and Upland Plover will curb disease and crop pests, noting nine shorebird species eat mosquitoes and help safeguard agriculture. Scientific findings from the Biological Survey are cited, urging protection to prevent declines that could worsen pest and disease spread across the continent.
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National Association of Audubon Societies
New York
Government Biological Survey
New York City
Vida
Ain
Aiton
Modern prison like school in North Dakota labor system
The article argues the North Dakota State Penitentiary relies on penal labor paid to the state, notes improvements under warden Effenstein Holistroin, and describes disciplinary methods, incentives, and record keeping. It covers a murder conviction, inmate discipline, and evolving prison administration. Local classifieds and notices follow, highlighting ads and safety-focused home goods.
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Thorangi
North Dakota
FU Efenstiain Holistroin
Ato Yistloe
Yuuty
John Toe
Grand Forks
Gaes Chet
Happiest Girl in Lincoln Ends Wartime Illness
A partially readable fragment describes a girl from Lincoln and a medical treatment. It mentions a doctor or druggist and a focus on recovery after illness. Names and precise details are unclear but imply a local health update or human interest note.
Heat Precautions and Sudden Deaths Across Maryland
Local Maryland items report crop damage from heat, a tram fatality in Delmar, various deaths and injuries in Baltimore and surrounding counties, jail and election related charges, and notices on railroad employee layoffs and Union Station improvements. Names include Isaac Hastings, Delmar. Hancock. Washington. Havre de Grace. J. E. Stone. J. W. Miller. and Henry Meister and Sons.
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Maryland
Isaac Hastings
Delmar
Fruntiasd
Hancock
Russell
Havre de Grace
Chesapeake Bay
Florence Gibson
J. E. Stone
J. W. Miller
Charles I
John M. Dulany
Baltimore
Real Estate and Improvement Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Union Station
Washington
Instant Relief for Sore Feet Claims
A testimonial ad touts TLAT foot powder promising instant relief for tired feet. Emary Darrell endorses its ability to keep feet in perfect condition, claiming it cleanses, draws out poisons, and prevents corns. Sold by Walter Luther Dodge & Co at 25 cents a box or by mail from Chicago.
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Fran Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
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Lincoln
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News OF the
Alexander Hagner
South River Club
Wemen Lowman
Mount Winans
Scutor Taser
Mort Weilenry
Jesus Hopkins University
Dallmore
Wio
Henry Watson
W Or. Chaney
Philadelphia
Loudon Park
Henry Meister and Sons
Baltinhiore
Robert H. Houlmman
Howard County
Ellicott City
Otto M. Reinhardt
Southern Police District
Crothers
Albert T. Wilsey
Nanticoke District
Quantico Creek
Despieire Excular
Standard Oil Company
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Footer’s
America
Footer’s Dye Works
Kate Gittinger
East Patrick Street
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W. Patrick Bt
Frederick, Md
Mutual Insurance Co
Frederick County
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Harper
Louis Otye
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