Garrett Begins Active Campaign in Republican Senate Bid
Baltimore July 15 The Garrett campaign opens with filing papers and appoints Blanchard Randall as general chairman and Stan dall as assistant chairman for Baltimore city. James A Gary Jr joins as assistant for city affairs as Garrett plans a broad, hands on drive. Also noted is editor Gilbert Rue's eye injury from a July 4 fireworks accident in Denton. A Buenos Aires footpad is paraded through 48 Via Dolorosa stations for police identification.
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Blanchard Randall
Standall
James A. Gary, Jr
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Gary
Harry
Wilcox
Howe
Baker
Gilbert H. Rue
American Union
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Maryland
Brooklyn
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The
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Buenos Aires
Tjamsville Slate And Shale Quarries Provide Fine Product For World
Tjamsville in Frederick County sits along the Monocacy river amid hills and woods. The town lies on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad about fifty miles west of Baltimore, seven miles southeast of Frederick, and twenty eight miles east of Harpers Ferry. The region’s healthful climate and artesian wells support a noted sanatorium run by Proeerse H. Riggs for nervous and mental diseases for 26 years, attracting patients from across the U.S. and beyond. The sanatorium features several buildings with verandas, lawns, gardens, and tennis courts. The Ijamsville name honors Plammer Ijams who secured a railroad right of way for a station. The sole descendant, Miss Mellie M. Ijams, lives on the old homestead and has roots as a long-time teacher at the Maryland State School for the Deaf.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
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Marriand State School For the Deaf
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Isis
Alto Lowman Kavanaugh
Mollie Ijams
Galaudet College For the Deaf
Tramaville
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Christ M. E. Church For the Deaf
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Base Ball Scores From Around The League
Baseball scores include Washington beating Washington 7 to 4 and New York defeating St. Louis 4 to 0. Boston beat Cleveland 3 to 0 with Martin O’Neill and Russell credited in batteries. Standings show Oakland and Philadelphia entries with varied figures amid rain delays and shuffled tallies.
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O'Ne Russell
Thue
New York
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Ik Schang
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Athietics
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Baseball results from multiple NL games in St Louis Chicago and Pittsburgh
National League scores from St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh with listed pitchers catchers and outfielders. games include St Louis 0 Philadelphia 3, Chicago 8 New York 4, Pittsburgh 1 with various batters and fields referenced in fragmented lines.
Hanover handily defeats Waynesboro in baseball 13 to 2
Hanover overcame Waynesboro yesterday afternoon by 13 to 2 in a one sided baseball game. The Hanover lineup featured Winslow Fogerty and Fitzgerald while Waynesboro sent Neihaus and Fitzgerald to the plate. The game included the noted historical note referencing Lord Howe and Washington in a marginal, personal letter context.
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Lord Howe
Washington
Brunswick council faces quorum crisis as two members skip meetings
Harmony falters in Brunswick town council as two members miss sessions leaving four others and the mayor to run the town. The last two meetings were postponed for lack of a quorum, with one absent member cited as busy and unavailable. The Brunswick Claile Times says Second Ward representation has faltered for months and urges citizens to keep pressure on remaining members. More than 40,000 Hawaii schoolchildren enroll in garden work through USDA efforts.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Publicity Chief of Women’s Federation Resigns
Chattanooga July 15 Mrs Sears chairman of the publicity committee for the national convention of the Business and Professional Women’s Federation of Clubs and editor of the Independent Woman tendered her resignation from both posts. The move surprised as the group debated shifting the publication plan from New York to Cincinnati during Thursday’s session.
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New York
Fire on American Boats in Canton River Clash
In Canton on July 15 two Standard Oil barges flying the American flag were fired on in the river two miles from the city by troops of ip Kue, rival of Sun Yat-Sen, the deposed president of the South China Republic. About 100 shots were fired but the barges sustained no damage.
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Truly a Valuable Dog Tour in a Friend’s Tale
Smithson just bought a dog and eagerly shows it off to friends while bragging about its imagined pedigree. Brown, acting as a vet, remarks he does not like it, comparing it to a dog he once had that he wrapped in flannel and laid to bed. He recalls a night time alarm when the dog allegedly barked at a mysterious noise.
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Florida farmer ships seed melons grown on 1000 acres
For twelve years a Florida farmer has grown watermelons on one thousand acres but never shipped a melon. All his crop spoils in the fields except those eaten by him and neighbors. The melons are grown exclusively for their seed, sold to planters in Florida, Georgia, and other southern states.
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Georgia
Slate Quarry Legacy Slates Ijamsville Growth Pleas
A long account of Ijamsville slate quarries and regional industry highlights the town’s historic shale and slate operations. It notes notable residents, churches, deaf education figures, and local leaders urging improvements such as electric lights, macadam roads, and a community hall to spur revival.
Hague Fiasco Isolates Russia in Conference
The Hague talks on Russian affairs break with no planned meeting with Soviet representatives unless new proposals are made. Non Russian delegates proceed with plans for a plenary session, while famine and military pressures compound the crisis. Western powers press for debt recognition, credit guarantees, and resumed interest payments on Russian customs revenues.
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Reconstruction talk on compensation and claims debated
Adequate compensation for foreign property restitution remains disputed as M. Litvinat claims an offer was made and ignored while British and Russian actors dispute the extent of proposals. M. Krasin appears convinced the Soviet can tap private capitalists to access Russian resources despite possible inference failures.
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M. Krassin
Spread of Health Service in Rural Areas
Surgeon General Cumming urges better rural health organization as a national priority. A two year survey shows only 8 per cent adequacy, up from 3 to 6 per cent in the latest period. In Washington, July 15, Robert M Gibson named by Senator Pepper and Major Reid as federal judge nominee for western Pennsylvania.
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Cumming
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United States Public Health Services
United States Public Health Service
Adequate Health Organization
Sentenced for 53 Burglaries in Pittsburgh Trial
Pittsburgh July 15 Paul Sweer alias Charles Meade of Swarthmore Pa was sentenced to 17 to 22 years in the Western Penitentiary after pleading guilty to 53 charges of burglary. A piano tuner from Wabash Indiana reportedly tuned a piano at South Bend Indiana by telephone guiding tension changes per note.
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