CANDIDATES INFIELD FOR 21 COUNTY OFFICES
Fifty candidates, nearly evenly split between parties, seek the 21 county posts to be filled in the coming general election. Democratic and Republican filings are detailed, with several incumbents running, and a notably crowded sheriff race and multiple judgeships in Frederick Montgomery and surrounding counties. No Republican entry yet for State Senator from Frederick. several unopposed, others facing multiple opponents in county offices.
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F.e
Woty
Mingrail
Ves
Maryland
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Rederick
Montgome
Manebeme
Frederick County
Beich
Frederick
Mongomery
John S. Newman
Inumbent
W. Clinton McSherry
Muel A. Lewis
Edgar H. Mc‘ide
Arthur D. Willard
Frederick Comnin
House of
James A. Westail
Brunswick
Eli G. Haugh
Thomas A. Chapw
Ney
Sherman P. Bowers
Id Allen
Bennett
Ter EB Lin
E Austin Jamesepublicans
Victor Myers
Minicent
Regis of
Wis
Grayson E Palmer
Melvin F. Shepley
Verner A Redmond
Wiliam F. Miner
Charles W. Crim
Charles W. Smith
Wilim E. Miter
John E Cram
Lawnee R. Fagan
Joseph E. Chew
James Jones
Ola A. Gook
Omation
Orphans Court
Hese
Newton Thomas
Henry P. Musester
Wiliam C. Howard
Sam H. Reese
John Hershberger
Marshal Diffendal
J. ¥. Summers
I Louis
Etchizon
Charles A. Staley
Wilam P. Mohler
A. Kemp Keefer
Iney E. Hann
Clarence M. ~Eeger
Reiblican
Vernon O. Yingling
Alien M.wer
Lewis W. Putman
John W. ‘Ove
Repubic
A. H Derr
Charles Blin
Arte R. Kemp
George Eame
A. M. Fidler
William J. Martin
Frank Hightman
W. B Hogarth
Ettin
Moose leader Rodney H Brandes named supreme dictator
Rodney H. Brandes elected as supreme dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose at the annual convention in Moose Heart Ulinde. He will align the post with his role as Illinois state director of public welfare, a position he has held for two years.
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Rodney H. Brandes
Loyal Order of Moose
United States
Unani+ Pidush
Mooseheart
Ulinde
Clinois
W Grayson Urner estate probate outlined
The will of W Grayson Urner of Frederick probated granting an estimated estate of 25000 dollars. Bequests include 10900 to sister Helen Urner Price 5000 to sister Laura E Guyver 1000 to aunt Clara Johnston 1000 to cousin Richard Johnston 1000 to friend Elinor C Ringer of Pittsburgh Milton G Urner Jr executor. Also dated August 9 1927 witnessed by Bennets Newman and Bowers.
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W. Grayson Urner
Frederick
Helen Urner
Price
Charles Urner Price
Laura E Guyver
Alton ¥. Bennets
John 5. Newman
Sherman P. Bowers
Susan M. Mort
Walkersville
Mort
Jenning Rogers
Samuel M. Strine
Mit Zion
Evangelical Church
Prederick County
John W_ Strine
George H. Strine
Pierce A. Strine
Shamrock V Sets Sail After Short Delay From Portsmouth
Shamrock V left Portsmouth for New York and Newport after a 74 hour delay caused by sailors' superstition about starting on Friday. Captain Nez Beard considered anchoring off Yarmouth to weather the gale, while Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock prepared to defend England against the American challenger. The voyage proceeds as crews adjust to rough seas and sheltered waters overnight.
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Portasmouth
England
Bert
New York
Newport
Susing
Nez Beard
Yarmouth
Thomas Lipton
Club Women Plan Fair Demonstrations At Frederick
Frederick County Rural Women Clubs outline annual program starting September 1 with a Braddock Heights picnic on July 3. Half the demonstrations focus on food projects including bread patterns and school lunches while seven cover vegetable cookery. Demonstrations will be hosted by 24 clubs in a modern kitchen setup at the fair with recipes distributed to participants and a roster of demonstrators submitted by August 20.
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Frederick Fair
Braddock Heshts
Frederck
Pearson
Esch
Fairtste
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Wiliam Breefus
Adamstown
Willis Derr
Ballenger
Charles Klein
Braddock
G. E Nichols
Buckeystown
Charles McNair
Stx
Emmitsburg
Austin Rhoads
Harmony Grove
Elmer Guytwin
Jefferson
Mos
Elmer Dixon
Jug Bridge
Lille Willams
Kemptown
Myrtle Carter
Liberty
John Adam
D_ Edgar Butiit
Myersville
Hilda Etzler
New Market
W. A Tuck
Point of Rocks
Almabele Gradttrant
Walkersville
J. P. Peiser
Woodeboro
C. Cyril Klein
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Madison
Taneytown seeks sped up Taneytown–Baltimore highway link
Local business leaders from Taneytown and its Chamber of Commerce press for completing the Prarcis Scott Key highway from Prdccck through Ha mer to the Lear Heghner seven miles east of York Pa. A committee led by Mervyn C Fuss and others presented to the Maryland State Roads Commission arguing for a summer completion. The commission will decide soon after reviewing the proposal.
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Tanesoun Chamaer MN Ct
Betsy
Penorvylrana
Biles
Thie
Scott Key Hipiens
Prdccck
Hamer
Lear Heghner
York
Tanrytoen
Mervyn C Fuss
U €Ine Chamber
J Keller Smt
O E Dudrer
Daneoo Meneses
RS McKinner
George A. Arnold
Norval P Shoemaker
CM Benner
Carpi County
Commeionerr
Wee Monster
Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Taneytown
Taneytown Chamber of Commerce
Merwin C. Puas
Rev
A. P. Sutchfle
Samuel C. Ou
J. Keller Smith
Charles R. Arnold
Canada selects three barred rock chickens for London show
Three barred rock chickens raised by 3 B Atkinson Jr of Montreal have been chosen as Canada s representatives at the International Poultry Show in London. The birds include one male and two females bred by Atkinson, a director of the Canadian Poultry Association and prominent Dominion poultry raiser. The trio began their voyage to London last Saturday.
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3. B. Atkinson
Montreal
Canada
London
Mr. Atkinson
J. B. Atkinson
East Third Street
Atkinson
Frederick
Canadian Steel
Canadian Poultry Association
Dominion
Strawstack Fire at John W. Hamm Farm in North Market
The independent Hose Company responded to a straw stack fire at 140 oclock this afternoon on the Hamm farm behind the Odd Fellows Home. Wheat threshing was underway in the barn area but only straw burned. The farm is tenanted by Mr. and Mrs. Guy M. Albaugh, the latter daughter of Mr. Hamm.
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Iam
John W. Hamm
North Market
Odd Fellows
Guy M. Albaugh
Humm
State Roads Engineer Held Up by Day Agent
Baltimore July 19 AP A complaint to Amos W W Woodcock prohibition chief charges state road engineer E G Duncan had his car stopped by two men claiming to be prohibition agents. They searched the vehicle after a chase from Washington DC, a man named Octodel among the occupants. Duncan says no liquor was found and a copy of his letter was sent to Attorney General Thomas B Robinson for action. The engineer, from a prominent family, has served 18 years at Upper Marlboro.
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Baltimore
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Prohibition
E.G. Duncan
District of Columbia
United States Treasury Department
Duncan
Thomas B. Robinson
Upper Marlboro
American Team to Meet French Players Davis Cup Challenge
America's youth tennis team swept Italy to reach the Davis Cup challenge with France in Auteuil France. The doubles Witmer Alison and John Van Ryn along with George Lott defeated Morpurgo and Gasak to seal the tie with 3 7 6 1 6 3.
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Auteuil
France
America
Italy
Witmer Alison
Austin
Tex
John van Ryn
Oranga N. JL
Baron Humbert de Morpurgo
Plackie Gasak
Japanese Beetle Found Alive in Trap Near Memorial Ground
Government entomologist Fredericktonian Ritchey reports a single live Japanese beetle, No. 1, captured in a trap at Memorial Ground near the monument. About 250 traps were set in Frederik city with no prior captures during three weeks of yard checks, raising concern over an infestation.
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Frederick
Frederik
Five Boulevard Stop Law Cases Tried Today
In Peop les Court this morning five boulevard stop cases were heard at the Cereaville intersection of the Walkerstille and Liberty highways. James H Steele pleaded not guilty while others forfeited fines or were dismissed. one defendant pleaded guilty and paid $5. A crash near Ridgeville July 4 was reviewed with testimony leading to further proceedings.
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People'’s Court
M. D. Brubaker
Cereaville
Walkerstillé
Liberty Highways
James H. Steele
Frederick
Lewis W. Pulman
Steele
Brubaker
Clarence W. Barrick
Harry Liggett
Barri
Justice Bowers
John Francis Davis
North Market Street
Fo M. Crutchiey
Clyde C. Wachter
Degrange Street
Ralph E Musz
East Third Street
James Pomett
Alry
ME. Katz
Ridgeville
Mary A. Bristin
Baltimore
Mistake Costs 25 Days in Police Court
Edward Smith Jr of Winterstreet Hagerstown was fined 25 dollars plus costs after taking Leo Weinberg’s automobile by mistake and driving away. The judge sentenced him to 21 days in jail on default. The car was near Sumner Street when Smith and a young woman left to go home.
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Edward Smith
Winterstreet
Hagerstown
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
Land
Magistraie
Court Killing Case Shrouded by Partial OCR Report
An unclear OCR fragment reports a court related death with possible names and a surrender mentioned. Details are garbled but indicate a fatal incident tied to a legal proceeding and a suspect or participant surrender. Further readable elements include references to a death, a date, and a potential suspect.
Baptist Summer Assembly Ends With Large Attendance at Braddock Heights
Virginia Governor John Garland Pollard heads to Maryland for the Baptist Summer Assembly at Braddock Heights, attended by over 600 people. A full Sunday program includes hilltop service, sermons by Dr. John W. Phillips, Mrs. Eugene Levering address on missions in China, and an open Bible forum, with evening sermon on The Best Robe.
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John Garland Pollard
Virginia
Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly
Braddock
Heights
Braddock Heights
Pollard
Frederick
Ebert Haus
Gret
Sue Poliard
W. C. Royal
Joseph T. Watts
Baltustore
H. W. C. Millington
Washington
Virginis
Baptist Sunday School
John W. Phillips
Mobile
Ala
Millington
Chiis
Eugene Levering
Joseph T. Waits
Baltimore
Pard
Richmond
Als
Maryland Baptist
Navy probes smuggling of two Washington girls into academy mess
At Annapolis a preliminary investigation found two midshipmen escorted Washington society girls into the Naval Academy mess hall in middy garb. Charges referred to the Navy Department. two cadets face possible further action. Also notes a large wheat crop report from Frederick area with 1606 bushels from Rose farm.
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Almapolis
Washington Society
Naval Academy
Navy Department
Denali Beary
Jaide
Acmral & S Robson
Academy
Beary
Mary Elraone
Tsaslt
Frederick
Rose
B. Lewe
We Farm
Heat Wave Grips Nation As Record 104 Degree Mark Falls
The United States faces extreme heat with nationwide records and deadly sun exposure. Cities report 104 degrees as Maryland and Pennsylvania endure drought and water shortages. Deaths from heat relate to sunstroke collapses and accidents amid blistering conditions.
Speedboat Crash Kills 13YearOld Girl Off Lake Michigan
A speedboat named Whopee carrying six youths and a pilot crashed into the 14 ton yacht Scarab off Hagers Park beach in Lake Michigan. Miss Betty Ayres, 13, died, her body recovered. six others and four men aboard the Scarab reached shore safely. Injured was Benj amin Marshall Jr., 21, son of a Wilmette architect. The Scarab owner George Pulver of Washington and crewman Freeman Huggins of New York were aboard.
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Chicago
Hagers Park Beach
Lake Michigan
Betty Ayres
Benjamin Marshall, Jr
Wilmette
George ML Pulver
Washington
Freeman Huggins
New York
Fined $2000 for Auto Law Violations in Chestertown Md
Robert Conway a Baltimore man faced an eight month House of Correction sentence when unable to pay two fines of 1000 dollars each for operating an auto while intoxicated and for refusal to surrender an operator’s license. He was arraigned before Magistrate Stafford and could not pay the total.
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Chestertown
Robert Conway
House of Correction
Stafford, Conway
Baltimore
Ritchie Calls Assembly Extra Session for July 29
Governor Ritche issues proclamation to convene Maryland General Assembly on July 29 to address changes in registration dates for the political process. Local crime report notes an unresolved state charge against Kenneth Wickham and a court hearing planned.
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Ritchie
Annapolis
Ritche
Maryland General Assembly
Highway Red Cross Stations Urged Across Nation
Baltimore July 1 AP Red Cross first aid stations for highway accident treatment may be established nationwide as talks continue between E Aintin Beagh man commissioner of motor and Walter R Brooks Baltimore Council of the Wed Crees. The plan envisions stations on all state roads with trained personnel and volunteer auto transport to aid accident victims.
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Baltoor
Red Cross
Sistymes
E Aintin Beaghman
Motor Welsche
Walter R. Brooks
Baltimore
Wed Crees
Eiery
Union
Oeeres
Accuten
Typhoon Forces Widespread Destruction in Japan
Reports indicate heavy damage across southern Japan with thousands left homeless after a typhoon swept through islands. Dead and missing feared. injuries unconfirmed as rescue efforts continue amid flooded towns and ruined villages.
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Japan
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Democrats
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Cans Seeking Party
Sharles Thomas
Pear Middletown
Harper's Perry
Karerday
Ing Winont
Rodney
Brandon
Shamrock
Portsmouth
Barry J. Bussard
Gite
Stuéen
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Crewan
W. S Pece
Bronsinck
Janice Binnet
Haglerstown
Louis Bloom
Boonsboro
Riveras
Sumy
Catoctin Club, Inc
Sod
Custics
Opel, Jr
Roland E. Long
Gerskd Reme
Sers State Roads Commission
Jean W. Hamm
Nour City
E. G. Duncan
A. W. W. Woodcock
Elizabeth Gokkborough
Centerville
Walter Dandy
Dobos Hopkcns Hospital
Balsimore
Hustand
Frederick Memorial
Tesk
Frederick Alteteey
Aleve
Thaire Aiaitt
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Gow
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Middies
Academy Mess Hall
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Gulf
Cleveland
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United States Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Weetert Penteylvania Land
West Virginia
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Charleston
W. Va
Pegign O Daly Gistote
Pitteburgh
Gore Meeker
Tol Mart
Gay
Irtan
Winods
Ouliosk Couning
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Middle Atlantic
Warner
Kendyzville
Keedysville
Moon
Maltimore
Thay
Cale Lapeed
Combeel
Baloo Ik Hagerstown
Dobn R. Weeks
Girl
Clare Abe
SpeCuliere
Kenneth Wickham
North Bantz Street
James Marks
Wickham
Noah Darner Jenkins
Noah Jenkins
Philadeljpine
Atlanne Cite
Tokyo
Jil
Empire
Tuesce
Nott
Pen Mar Park
Eyer
V. MM. Seey
Twiler
Ma Yada Witter
D. Ewing
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