Governor Praises Troops After Maryland Militia Review
Governor Crothers lauds Maryland National Guard troops after a four hour simulated battle near Frederick. Reveille, cool night air, and a big Friday sham battle set the scene as Lt Pope lectured on patrolling and sketching. Troop A praised for appearance and performance. Warfield, Macklin, and Evans observed.
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Frederick
Reveille
Maryland Infantry
Macklin
Allen M. Pope
Governor Crothers
Cam
Henry M. Warfield
Victors
Maryland National Guard
Mucklip
Warfield
Westminster
Jerome H. Joyce
Maryland Guardsmen Attend Governor Day at Camp Henry M Warfield
Reports detail Governor Hoyt Macklin and staff inspecting Maryland National Guard units at Kemp Farm near Frederick. Leaders include Adjutant General Whield and Regular Army officers. bands and regimental actions highlighted. Arrangements named for return to home stations with troop movements via rail and road, plus a battlefield tour by war correspondents of Monocracy monuments.
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Henry M. Warfield
Kemp Farm
Maryland Guardsmen
Macklin
War Department
United States
Whield
George F. Randolph
A. D. McConachie
Charles J. Gaither
Guan M. Binston
John Philipill
Charles T. Leviness
Charles H. Coney
Hebert Alexander
Regular Army
Maryland National Sward
Walter W. Crosby
Joseph W Shirley
Walter W Shipley
Samuel J. Fort
Robert P. Ray Apt Wood Morrill
Richard TR. Worthington
W.oe. Cockey
Charles FE. Phelps
Baltimore
Gand
Frederick
Court Square
Rand
J. Frank Ryley
Gat
John & Semmes, Jr
Burnett
G. Ho
State Rifle Range
Anne Arundie County
Pikesville
Carn
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
W. Squiggins
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes Baker
Monomracy
Arrests May Follow Over Camp Warfield Liquor Sales
State's Attorney Arthur D. Willard investigates alleged liquor sales at Camp Warfield after saloon keeper John L. Brazier filed the complaint. Reports claim beer was sold to soldiers and visitors near the camp, with Sunday sales and nonlicensed activity drawing scrutiny and an Anti-Saloon League watch. A deputy is probing and findings cite transactions among soldiers, with officials noting local option restrictions and licensing concerns.
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Arthur D. Willard
Camp Warfield
John Il. Brazier
Frederick
Frazier
Anti-Saloon League
Notes of the Camp in Militia Life and Boot Humor
Enlisted men of Company D in khaki uniforms enjoy spare time at the camp with jokes about pistons and bayonet blood. Soldiers escort a group of about a dozen girls to the cars and refresh at a booth before the trolley arrives. Lefty Shields, Baltimore’s claimed distant-ball champion, boasts a 1939 feat of 885 feet and a 201-foot height claim, claiming rivals in long shots but praise fades against the camp’s pace and silliness.
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Robert Gaove
Ig Inanarp
Iris
Semonade Gissenger
Lefty Shields
Baltimore
Tie
Wall
Lofty Russell
Buck Brent Reddy Clayton
Clatus
Hagerstown motorists voyage to Baltimore event
A large group from the Hagers town Automobile Association passed through Frederick at morning, heading to Baltimore via Catonaville. Led by W. L. Littleton, the car caravan aimed to mobilize along the outer Baltimore route with a repair car following. A committee of organizers accompanied them, and the return trip planned for 4 p.m. The notice ends with an advertising plug for newspaper ads.
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Hagerstown Automobile Association
Frederick
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Catonaville
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Littleton
Cammies
C Wolf
CI Easton
EA Fir
Chester Nolzaptel
Kent Miller
Paving Delays on West Patrick Street Sewer Work Progress
The South Street sewer project in Frederick faces slow progress due to conduits and brick sewer sections clogging the line. Workers crawl into pipes to remove debris as concrete manholes are prepared and paving crews ready blocks along West Patrick Street begin curb and cross-tie work.
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South Street
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Frederick Mat Read
Chesaneake
Pion Belephone Company
Carrell Creek
Benz Stipe
Pattik Street
Engineer Crum Begins Sewer Laying on Square Edge
Engineer Crum started this afternoon to lay the sewer on the lower end of the square with 20 inch terra cotta pipe selected to provide ample capacity for draining water flow from the area.
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Crum
Ecity
Cholera Case Reported in City Amid Health Probe
Special dispatch notes another suspected cholera case in New York. Mayor Ciynor is involved in a health investigation with authorities examining local facilities and public health measures for containment.
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the News
New York
Ciynor
Innka
Pada Libs
Mimic War Begins As Battleships Engage Enemies
Special dispatch from Block Island reports the Mimic war starting this morning with battleships clashing five Westrovers and about a dozen SMES subs. The alert notes heavy naval activity and ongoing hostilities in the theater.
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Block Island
Hunting for Fugitive Special Disnalth to The Nets
Augusta Me July 19 220 PM A posse hunted a fugitive named mur lever and robber giant who broke step bars with his hands and escaped town.
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Augusta
Murlever
Plead Not Guilty in Indictment for Attempted Murder
New York on July 19 230 FPM Lir Han Graham and Ethel Conrad plead not guilty to an indictment for attempted murder Bail was continued in the case noted by World.
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New York
Lir
Han Graham
Ethel Conrad
Wistook Wife Mistaken for Burglar in Garden Incident
Special Dispatch reports Wittunning man in Geage Garden mistaken his wife for a burglar, causing injury. Local authorities probe the confusion and safety measures are reviewed.
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Wittunning. Pa
Tutu Tu
Tan
Geage Garden
Political Cards Frederick County candidates announce support
Samuel A. Lewis seeks the Democratic nomination for State’s Attorney of Frederick County and asks Republicans across the county for backing. John W. Mumford, Braddock District, declares candidacy for Judge of the Orphans’ Court on the Republican ticket and solicits support for the primaries.
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Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
John W. Mumiford
Braddock District
Frederick County Republican and Democratic Candidacy Announcements
A noisy collage of 1920s style petition notices. William F. Smith Gard announce candidacy for Frederick County Sheriff and State's Attorney. George R. Dennis Jr. seeks Republican nomination for Sheriff. James A. Jones denounces Democratic candidacy for Sheriff. George T. Roderuce seeks Republican nomination for Orphans Court Judge. H Milton Kefauver and William H. Hines announce for State's Attorney on Republican tickets. Tuggett David M. Whipp and Guy K. Motter announce primary nominations for Sheriff and other offices. Feb z. rewrite of local election notices across Frederick County with multiple candidates soliciting support.
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Frederick County
William If
Smith
JuzsienFeim
Sherif
Democracy
James A. Jones
Orphans’ Court
H. Milton Kefauver
Vam
Notice to halt sprinkling water for street washing
All persons are notified to discontinue use of water for sprinkling streets until revoked. The large reservoir will be emptied for repairs and water supply is too small for pavement washers. It is unlawful to use pavement washers or water for sprinkling streets under Ordinance No. 14. Fines and penalties apply. Joan Edward Schell and Geo Weiner sign as Major and Supt of Water Works.
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Frederick
Joan Edward Schell
Geo. Weiner
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