Farmers' Picnic at Braddock Heights Draws Crowds
Braddock Heights July 29 despite threatening weather large crowds attended the Frederick County Farmers Association picnic. Addresses by W. H. Manes Katharine A. Pritchett and Prof. H. J. Patterson followed lunch and a concert. James T. Anthony and George Edward Smith gave talks. Athletic events entertained the boys and a Lutheran reunion filled the mountain with services bands choirs and a later band concert by Loyaville.
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W. H. Manes
South Settlement and Development Association
Manes
Katharine A. Pritchett
Home Economics Extension Department
United State Department of Agriculture
H. J. Patterson
Maryland Agricultural College
James T
Loysville
Dudley Buck
Lutheran Choir of
Middletown
Lutheran Sunday School Choir
Frederick
Mary Steckel Burck
Louise Swartz
Marie Haller
Derr
Chas. Reinewald
Remsburg
Ashford
Misa Derr
Mr. Hess
Frederick County
J. C. Bowers
Catonsville
Gideon
David
Nehemiah
Jesus
George Washington
Francis Scott Key
Martin Luther
Luther
America
Christ
Roosevelt
Hej
Solomon
Verdi
James Willis
Boys of
Loyaville
Mannie Cline
Grace Zimmerman
Braddock
Foresters
Hilda Blumberg
Richmond
Crotone
Harry Solomon
New York
Charles Chaplin
Marie McQuire
William G. Winterson
Baltimore
W. L. Nelson
B. L. Blumburg
J. H. Harris
James
Elizabeth Harris
Pacific Coast
Harris
Canada Side
Claston Cottages
Alice A. Feete
Ethel Feete
Maude H. Cochran
Charles T. Land
Lexington
Becker to face electric chair after court denial
New York July 29 Charles Becker's bid for a new trial over newly discovered evidence was denied by Supreme Court Justice Ford. The ruling ends any chance for clemency unless new evidence passes the test, with District Attorney Perkins and Ford upholding the findings. Becker's statements about his meeting with Tim Sullivan are deemed not newly discovered, and attacks on informers are considered cumulative.
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New York
Charles” Becker
Supreme Court
Ford
Becker
Whitman
Perkins
Justice Ford
W. Bourke Cockran
Dstrict
Perking
Mr. Cockran
Big Tim Sullivan
Rose and Webber
Sr. Cochran
Weather observations across the United States report varied conditions
Observations from Weather Bureau stations at five p.m. yesterday show Atlantic City 74 cloudy, Boston 72 rainy, New York 77 cloudy, Philadelphia 78 cloudy, Washington 82 cloudy. The forecast calls for scattered showers and cooler trends for the day ahead.
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United States Weather
Atlantic City
Boston
Tzandy
Tuttuto
MY Cour
New York
Clomits
Louie Seee
Petouly
Washington
SHOCKING DOG ATTACK LEAVES BOY HURT NEAR MEADOWTOWN
Report from Meadowtown describes a shepherd dog mauling a seven year old boy in a hall yard. The boy suffered a torn cheek and severe injuries while nearby adults attempted to aid him as the dog attacked during a visit. Local authorities seek care and safety measures after the incident.
Frederick County County Commissioner candidates announce bids
A series of political notices announce candidates for Frederick County Commissioner and Sheriff. Names include J Bowitper, C Anc leberger, Harry Wood, and Ustauberman, all pledging support and party primary obedience in Republican and Democratic races across districts.
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Pringness
Bowitper
Ancleberger
MG Vieasant
Harry Wood
New Market District
Dityship
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Granville L. Wachter
Pleasant District No
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Middletown
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Siubrief
Frederick
Count LY
D.C. Ramsburg
James A. Jones
W Témons
Republian Primarila
Sepember
Frederick W. Cramer
Plemsure
Maylid toAanto
Circuit Court
S L. B. Mullinix
Wiah
Soward J. Smith
Djunetdtpawt
Rip
Aaron R. Anders
Orphans Court
Prt
Cmanler HM. Butts
Orphane Court
Orphana’ Court
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Orphan Court
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An & oMne
Orphans’ Court
Aubluch
David M. Whipp
Burkittavile
Marlhémons
Julian Tip
Orraf
Register OF
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Democratic Primare
Frederten
Register
Willis
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G. W. Hufpmar
Joneldtp
R. Ter
Walteraciile Coater
Wille
Francis J. Gouman
Maria
U. S. Questions Germany Over Orduna Sink Attempt
Berlin notes cite American inquiry into a July 9 Orduna torpedo attack by a German submarine south of Queenstown. The Cunard liner carried 227 passengers, 21 Americans, and the ship’s captain says a torpedo missed then the sub surfaced. Washington reports Britain’s admiralty details on the Leelanaw sinking, noting flag usage and ample warning to crew. Westinghouse and Manufacturing win contract for 800,009 rifles with option on 240,049 more rifles.
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Germany
Berlin
Foreign Office
Cunard
Orduna
Queenstown
Grauna
Washington
Scotland
Walter Hines Page
United States
London
Admiralty
New York
Westinghouse Electric Company and Manufacturing Company
Italians Press On Home July 29 Evacuation of Gorz Under Way
Advices from the front report Austrian evacuation of Gorz and Podgora near completion within hours. Trains from Gorz reserved for troops, ammo and food to be moved later. Workmen ordered to shore up fortifications. Italian gains include Monte Cer and San Mugaede positions though San Mugaede fell back under crossfire. A slow near earth circumference train at 0 mph noted.
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Lalbach
Gorz
Podgena
Livers
Monte Cer
Carso
San Mugaede
Pateau
Arizona to Execute Mexicans in Florence
A telegraph from Secretary Lansing warned of further reprieves for five Mexicans under sentence to die Friday in Florence Arizona. Wiley Jones, Arizona Attorney General, said the United States has no right to interfere. The text also notes the waltz as a German dance introduced to England a century ago.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Lansing
Ashine
Florence
Ariz
Wiley Jones
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