New Voting Rules Add Stakes to September Conventions
The Lee bill changes delegate voting in the September conventions for Governor, Attorney General, and Comptroller. Each county and Baltimore districts select 27 units, with 120 delegates per party. Delegates must follow the people’s primary instruction and ranking, dropping lowest candidates until a nominee emerges. If no one reaches 65 votes, second choices are added, with further eliminations until a nomination is made.
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Senate
House of Delegates
Frederick County
House
Allegany County
Anne Arundel
Baltimore City
Uganle
Gorman Not In Race Yet Amid Maryland Governor Hopefuls
Democratic governor nomination sees Warfield backing Blair Lee, Smith backing Gorman, Talbott hedging toward Lee if Burke is out. Crothers seeks renomination and home rule for Baltimore with a new charter, gas, electricity, and bigger city representation. Miles may decide Gorman bid. Baker supports Crothers with running mate talk.
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Warfield
Blair Lee
Smith
Gorman
Talbott
Lee
Judge Burke
Crothers
Howard County
United States
John Waller Smith
Snow Hill
Maryland
Joshua W. Miles
Somerset
Baltimore
Joseph D. Baker
Baker
Baltimore City
Citr
Legislative cost cuts and public service reforms proposed
Reduction in legislative expenses aims to curb administration costs. Abolition of needless offices and reform of magistracy, with higher public school teacher salaries, state supervision of tax assessment, and central oversight. Proposals also include an Employers Liability act, disease eradication framework, agricultural training in schools, and a state technology school in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State School For Technology
Baltimore
Family departs for Baltimore to sail to Germany
Mr Jacob Kintz and his wife and children Carl Dorothy and Jacob Jr depart from Weet South street this morning for Baltimore where Mrs Kintz will board the steamer Main tomorrow bound for Frankfort on the Main Germany for a two month stay at her parental home. Mrs Kintz came to this country twelve years ago and wishes a safe journey.
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Jacob Kintz
Baltimore
Mrs. Kintz
Carl
Dorothy
Jacob
S Jr
Frankfort
Germany
Visit to Clarendon Texas by Albert N McCardell
Mr Albert N McCardell of North Market street left this afternoon for Clarendon Texas to visit Mr W J Lewis. He plans to be away a month or two. McCardell previously spent time on Lewis ranch and notes the family once lived in this county. Lewis, now in Texas, owns a large ranch and trades heavily in cattle.
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Albert N. McCardell
Noth Market Street
Clarendon
Texas
W. J. Lewis
McCardell
Lewis
Get to the Cause Doan's Kidney Pills Help Back Pain
A dated testimonial from Frederick Maryland advocates Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney caused backache. The speaker Philip Wisner praises the remedy, noting relief after using Doan's at local drugstore. Claims the pills cure kidney pain with 73 years proven use and urges readers to buy only Doan's Kidney Pills.
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Doan
Philip Wisner
Third St. Frederick
Dean
J W Warner
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Maryland Comptroller Clagett Ill in Virginia
William Clagett Maryland Comptroller is believed dying at Buffalo Lithia Springs Virginia from Brights disease after failing health. Once a Democratic leader in Prince Georges County he served in the state Senate and was appointed Comptroller by Governor Crothers in 1910. He is a member of the Clagett family and a Trinity church vestryman.
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Maryland
Virginia
William Clagett
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Bright
Clagett
Charles
Senate
Crothers
Joshua W Hering
Public Service Commission
Clagetl
Prince George County
Charles I
Thomas Clagett
Charles Clagett
University of Virginia
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Upper Marlboro
Frederick Corps A S A Returns Mt Airy Camp Meetings
Frederick Corps A S A closed the Mt Airy camp meetings Sunday night drawing a large crowd. Baltimore army band performed while Major Rhoads and Capt and Mrs Atwell led a revival praise meeting with hundreds joining in song. Rey McGown delivered the afternoon address. meetings continue at 405 Market Street.
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Frederick Corps
Mt. Airy
Market Street
Eversbods
Purely Personal Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
A long list of individuals with travels and visits across Baltimore, York, Lancaster, Washington, and surrounding towns. Names include James LE Gambrill, Baughman, Jotliffe, McSherry, D A Shull, Bo Lo McLean, Thomas M. Whiteford, John Snyder, Edgar Daniels, Nowell Campbell, Roscoe Harp, Leslie Cramer, Elin Zeigler, Roy Spreckler, Frank Suma, Miss Sadie M. King, George A. Pearre, Miss Davis, Dr. Bernard C. Steiner, Elizabeth Bartgis, Ernest Kennedy, Wim B. Smith, Miss Julia Rinehart, Miss Pauline Suman, Christ Schade, Henry A. Hahn, Edward Summers, Miss Ruth Habercorn, John Flam, Mrs. Laura Carpenter, Yeo o, Miss Mildred Nelson, Rex Hummelbaugh, Walter S. Harr, Miss Mary E Younkings, Miss Lucy M. Schaefer, J B Summers, Anna R. Hartgis, Verna Gardner, Master Page Gardner, Miss May Markell, Mrs. Wm. C Flautt, Mrs. Breck Shaw, Miss Rose Sell, Daniel Seeger, George Greenwalt, Clarence Herwig, George Myers, Miss Ruth Kemp, Mrs. Elizabeth DeGrange, Rev Thomas Fireman Dixon, Mrs Mary Pampel, Luther Baumgard, and others. They are visiting relatives, attending camps, or traveling between cities including Baltimore, Washington, Braddock, Littlestown, and Berkeley Springs.
Censors Urge Elevating Historical Films At Local Show
A visiting committee from the Board of Moving Picture Censorship reported after reviewing last night’s screenings that although some pictures entertained, better balance is needed with more elevating topics. They urged presenting one historical film per show, reducing material that appeals to baser instincts, and improving hall lighting to curb objectionable familiarity.
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Board of Moving Picture Censorship
Board of Censors
Moving Pictures
England
Lkewise
Liberty town disturbance leads to arrest and grand jury
Walter Myers known as Liberty town’s troublemaker again sparked a midnight scare. Stephen Myers summoned Sheriff Grimes who arrested Walter after a destruction filled visit. Held for grand jury, bail set at 100 dollars. Local incidents include Eckstein fined for fighting and a drunk and disorderly charge against William Chase. Frank Brown receives six months for assault.
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Walter Myers
Libertytown
Sheriff Grimes
Stephen Myers
Liberty
Myers
Sherif Grimes
Justice Trundle
Grand Jury
Happiest Girl in Lincoln Ends Constipation With Remedy
A Lincoln girl writes that she suffered chronic constipation and stomach trouble until she began using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. In three days she could rise and feel better, declaring herself the proudest girl in Lincoln. Sold by all druggists.
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Lincoln
Ned
Chamberlain
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity
The Frederick area reports residents ill at home. Miss Nelle Haifleigh of West South street, and Mr Frank Johnson of Eighth street are sick with appendicitis. Mr Lavier Michael on Hast Third street and Miss Rachel Nussbaum on North Bentz street have recovered enough to be about. Mr Floyd Cramer of the Frederick Railroad remains confined at home in Walkersville.
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Frederick
Nelle Haifleigh
West South Street
Frank Johnson
Eighth Street
Lavier Michael
Third Street
Rachel Nussbaum
North Bentz Street
Floyd Cramer
Frederick Railroad
Walkersville
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G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
North Market Street
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Togo
America
Japan
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Great Britain
Nog
W. B. Clagett
James LE Gambrill
Charles HR. Baughman
Mr Won. Jotliffe
York, Pa
Mgr
Roger McSherry
Chicago
Mr D A Shull
Bo and
O. Avenue
Winchester, Va
Bo Lo McLean
Lancaster, Pa
Thomas M. Whiteford
Baltmore
John Snyder
Edgar Daniels Letteas
Gettysburg
Nowell Campbell
Pittsberg, Pa
Roscoe Harp
Dallayvenue
Leslie Cramer
Washington
Elin Zeigler
East Church Street
Middletown
Mir
Roy Spreckler
Hagerstown
Frank Suma
Jobo Ho Frank
South Market Street
Atlantic CA
Sadie M. King
Washington, D. C
Galthersburg
George A. Pearre
Camus
Mont
Gomery County
Miss Davis
Bernard C. Steiner
Elizabeth Bartgis
Lewis Koogle
West Patrick Street
Ernest Kennedy
East Third Street
Wim. B. Smith
Blakely, Ga
B. F. Reich
Julia Rinehart
Madison Avenue
Lester Rinehart
Pauline Suman
Ruth B. Kemp
Williamsport
Washington County
Christ Schade
Braddock Pa
Henry A. Hahn
East Patrick Street
Atlantic City
Edward Summers
West Virginia
Ruth Habercorn
West Low Street
John Flam
Battimore
Laura Carpenter
Washington, DC
Frank Suman and
Yeo O
Holsend ( Sheplard
Messrs
George Crum
Jefferson
Jacob Rothback
Potomac
Catoctin Swite
Mildred Nelson
Rex
E H H. Hummelbaugh
West
Patrick Street
Penn Grove
Hanover
Meo
Walter S. Harr
Barr
Mra
Calvin F. Remsberg
Adamstown
Mary E Younkings
Lucy M. Schaefer
Summers
Brunswick
Petersburg
Anna R. Hartgis
Washington, D.C
Verna Gardner
Master Page Gardner
Tda Koogie
Mary Hassup
SN CT OU
Miss Rider
May Markell
Urnethorne Cottage
Braddock Usiglite
Wm. C Flautt
Norfolk
Margaret Bennett
George F. Hane
Rose Sell
Hanover, Pa
Nora Kreh
Daniel Seeger
St. Louis, Mo
Peter Seeger
George Greenwalt
Clarence Herwig
Littlestown, Pa
George Myers
U. S. Marine Corps
Ruth Kemp
Elizabeth DeGrange
West Church Street
Berkeley Springs
W.va
Thomas Fireman
Dixon
West Second Street
Hernwood
Baltimore County
Mary Pampel
Norfolk Va
Enximitsburg
Niluser Bell
Luther Baumgard
Washinston
Detroit
Helo
Westeath
Eldric Curtig
Cline
Justice C UW
Eckstein
East Sixth Street
Cle
Fred Cline
Hoffman
Justice
William Chase
Justice Weksteld
Corporation
Montas Iv
Frank Brown
John Francis Smith
Laura Williams
House of Correction
la France
Milady Fair
H.R. Flauty
Frederick, Md
Philo Hay Specialties Co
Newark
N. J
U.S. A
Hay
Steiner Bros
Joseph D. Zimmerman
E. Church St
Sytidim
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