State Republicans Set Primary Plans Across Counties
The party lays groundwork for unified primaries across district lines. Leaders note direct summons and committee call rules as six districts prepare to vote on a single day. Key figures include Pearre, Young, Baker, and Catone among others shaping strategy.
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Eec
George
Rai
Eric “Ques
Young
Anneshlogton
Harry. B
Latur
Comrady
Meigs
Biallynt
Frye Arleguny
Garrett
Waati
Dalton
Frederick
Piederick
Baker
TL Coultt
Pearians
Primairiea
Catone Pearre
Bly Atest
Prenodt
Glid
Varnes, Ir
Montgomtny' A
Reno
Tarp
Frederich Ir
Greene
Pearra
Hitman
John A. Mann
Aiken
Straus
Air
Hanna
Clave
Nan
Sormer
Henry M
Chale Aung
Gentral Comiitier
Rome
Cumberland Water Service Disrupted by Main Break
A 24 inch water main break opposite Cumberland Water Works halted service yesterday morning. Machinery refused to start, power and water were out for hours, affecting plants and causing a serious local disruption until restoration began later in the day. Electric and railway utilities work to resume supplies.
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Cumberland
Grale
Wien
Eciego
Property transfers and executors noted in county records
Irregular ledger itemizing property transfers in multiple counties, including parcels in Middletown and Brunswick, sales to Henry Stadbaugh and Thomas J Pryor, and assignments to Josephus Shafer and Harry D Shinkle. Also lists letters testamentary for Nicholau Cline and William Gittings estates, admin actions, and inventory/debt details in the Orphans' Court docket.
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Gatate
Sarraga
Morre
Shipley
Eliy
Y. Harris C
Heaver
Henry Stadbaugh
Harvey M. Buhrman
Nova Ambrose
Albert E. Haye
Cyril. A. Son
Wea
H. Plusha
Buera
A. ‘Toms
Sentialet Saior Cya i “Biser
Real Eetate
M. J. Grove ‘Lime’ Company
Hesty Sang Nor
Real Ae. Io, Coyoty
Margaret O. Linge
Rose E. Lingg
Real Fea i Cpanty
Thomas Clark
Urbane
Emma Hutchinson
Ithe “Market
Alogrt
Leonard
Wagace Tgente
Dinaere
Mainie
I Vie
V ‘ Ywins
H. Rosa M. Hafner
At Brunawick
Oscar Ty. Baker
Burkheavile
Pnd
Elsie May Dale
Frank N. Satan
Balthinde
Nina Y. Rickerd
Braddock
Flarry A. Young
Jainsville
Clara M.fogle
Martinsburg
Wiliam E. Duvall
Emily Dimmy
Frederick
Edgar Tyler
Caroline Duvall
John H.smith
Teabelle Kate
Nicholau
Cline
Geceere
Annie A
Cagper
Cling
William Gittings
Mary L. Willard
Virginia A. R. Keller
George W. M. Kellar
Ana
George Metager
Willis Gittings
President Taft Meets Abernathy Boys on Long Ride
Presidents Taft greeted the Abernathy brothers Laura and Temple ages 9 and 8 as they rode from Oklahoma to Washington on ponies. The boys, traveling by horse for 2600 miles, shared stories of their journey and meeting Colonel Roosevelt. Bystanders called them remarkable for their feat and stamina.
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Taft
Abernathy
Washington
Laula
Temple
Frederick
White House
Oklahoma
Roogevelgs
Tultne
White
Wickejetinny
New York
Boraback
Presbyterian report on closer church relations postponed
The General Assembly in Philadelphia debated closer relations between the Presbyterian church and other denominations. The report was postponed amid discussion and memorializing Congress to act on transportation of light pictures, with a noted clash involving religious groups and the Lord's Day Alliance.
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Pitts
United
Presbyterian
Philadelphia
Congress
Jeffries
R. George
W. Grannie
Postal
Personal notes from York visitors and local residents
Purely personal notices recount numerous visitors and residents in York. Names include Dr C L Kefauver, John G Fanar of Tumaroa, Miss Nanile Duttow, Rev Paffinberger, Edith G Fials, Mr Calvin Zellers, Mrs Badie Hagan, Mrs Dolphus Fearhake, Mrs William Hf, Mrs Jed eet, Mrs Chaites Crail, Mrs R White and children, and Mrs Val Derr with Mary. The blurbs mention travel to Baltimore, Knoxville, Port Deport and Burk Lodge, plus birthday celebrations and a dinner at the City Hotel with a group noted in the report.
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C. L. Kefauver
Spemdjog
York
John
Faniar
Tunarora
Irlrick
Milas
Nanile
Edith G. Fials
Baltinore
Ps Ropers
Waublington
Add
Calvin Zellers
Wayzenboro
Bia City
Migs
Badie Hagan
Market Street
Rio
Hap
Friente
H. Schulut
Dolphus Fearhake
East Patrik
Bar
Willian Hf
Yaguiavaen
Delaide
Marietta
Oiton
Ban
Sheen
Vin Wing
Frost
Min
George Yart
Baltimore
Elina
Balwe
Lave
Chaites
Crail
Knoxville
Luthow
Brooklyn
M F. Etebigon
It. C. White
Clifton
Willian
Port Deport
Mal
Meunaylyania
Val. Derr
Tittle
Mary
Mies Nina Derr
Haonab
Harriet Derr
Burk Lodge
Diunes
I. T. Nourse
A. L. Rusnaurg
Avialington
Maan Clydte
Ity Hotel
Funeral for Harry C Cuatle Held at Home
The funeral of Mr Harry C Cuatle was held yesterday at 2 o'clock from his home at 24 Detroit Street. Rev TL Lamar conducted the service. A large number of floral tributes were sent by relatives and friends. Pallbearers were Harry Grove Edward Grove Edward Hit William Fraley John Englebright and Charles King. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P Rice was the funeral director.
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Harry C. Cuatle
Bia Bite
BR. Tl. Lamar
Harry Grove
Edward Grove
Edward Hit
Wiliam Fraley
John Englebright
Charles King
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Mrs Donald McLean to Visit in Frederick
Mrs Donald McLean of New York former President General of the National Society DAR is expected in Frederick soon as guest of her sister Minges Rightish at Conch Square. She travels from Augopotia to present a silver loving cup to the Beggy Stewart Chapter DAR as a token of welcome.
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Fredarick
Donald McLean
New York
National Society
Raughera
Minges Ritehig
Conch Square
Melauadenow
Augopotia
Che
Engagement Ring Remains With Bride After Court Ruling
New York Magistrate Harris ruled that May Keep Rings may retain her engagement ring after a split. Annie Katzinger claimed fiancé Joseph Keeler and his brother Samuel Nal ed took her diamond valued at $250. The court noted customary restitution on breakup but the ring remained with the woman as the case proceeded. A bail was set since the ring was not returned.
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Harris
New York
Annie Katzinger
Joseph Keesler
Surpuel Naled
Joseph
Samuel
Fo Seneuale
Braddock Heights Casino Plans Two Friday Weekend Events
A Friday night dance at Braddock Heights Casino will feature a special event for children the following afternoon Saturday with four prizes for winners and two pounds of candy. Regular dances on Bay nights continue on Fridays. The Sick Misa Grove Hamilton on South Street is ill. Mrs. Harvey R L Dense of East Church Street has been confined to bed but is now able to move about. Mr. Cherlea E Facet of East Second Street has been ill but is able to be about.
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Braddock Heights
Bay
Misa Grove Hamilton
South Street
Harvey RL
East Church Street
Cherlea E
East Second
Zion Reformed Church
Myrone
Bit
Zion Lutheran Church
Wm. Wirts
Harvey
Samuel Eagie
Utar Knoxville
L. B. Margett
Luther Feaga
Lima Kilo
Tle
Moa
E. Penge
Li. G Culler
Frederick
M. J. Heardy
W. W. Culler
Pear
Thie
Cylinder Head Glow Out Engine Train Blows Up
A cylinder head glow caused the engine to blow up on a train near the city about 7:05 yesterday morning. The accident occurred west of the city near D. C. emp farm. Temporary repairs were made and the train reached its destination about half an hour late.
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White Bear
Parting Seeks Master’s Degree at Maryland College
Henry B. Parting of this city ran as a candidate for a master’s degree at Maryland AENival College in Cal Park. The encAment exercise will be held June 2 from 12 to 3.
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Henry B. Parting
Maryland Aenival College
Cal Park
Ioc
Snow Fuzzles Garrett County Crops Amid Freezing Temps
Snow fell across Garrett County with temperatures near freezing. Reports from various parts of the county indicate serious damage to growing crops and concern over overall agricultural impact.
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Garrett
Garrett County
Ips
Community Notices From Washington Area List of Visits and Preaching
Reading through a fragmented appointment section shows numerous locals visiting relatives in towns like Shakkttouy and Baltimore, with several Staley and Kygu er families hosting and visiting friends. Church services are announced for Zion Reformed and Zion Lutheran with sermons scheduled for Sunday morning and afternoon.
Law's Grip City Stirs as Race-Hurted Arrests Sparkout
In Brew era alley, Rielly Overa and Lillia Brooke, both colored, were arrested for fighting. Night Watchman A testified and Smith paid a $405 fee to Overs wate. Brooke fined $20, default 30 days. Thomas Carter, colored, jailed for carrying concealed weapon, released in recognizance after writ of habeas corpus. grant jury to be convened.
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Rielly Overa
Lillia Brooke
Herch
Brewera Alley
Justicy
Featiid Smith
Mae
Hell
Thomas Carter
Coluryd
Hay
Hammond Uroegi Yenter
Harp
Executed Deed of Trust Recorded Amid Tarnished Text
Fragmentary OCR notes show an executed deed of trust involving a firm or individual with corrupted names. The passage hints at a formal settlement or security instrument tied to a business or furniture venture, though key names and dates are unreadable. The garbled text implies a legal document action but lacks clear participants or details.
Mistaken Sign of Generosity at Dinner Table
A Germantown youth’s apparent generosity is mocked as misdirection at family dinner. The father responds with scorn while the son claims all his earnings should be for his wife’s use, sparking talk around town about the family finances and the parental purse.
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Papa
Pladelphia Ledger
Honesty and Women in a Controversial Case
A Worcester psychologist quotes harsh, controversial views on women’s honesty and nature, discussing the influence of two women, Marguerite Sigley and Miss Mainie Higutower, on a youth named George W. Cole. The piece analyzes gender dynamics, intellect, and social perception amid a charged local incident.
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Alex Ba
Clark College
Worcester
Marguerite ‘Sigley
Mainie Higutower
George We Goteman
Doctor Ball
George W. Colewan
Hg. Taylor
Coleman
Colewait
Residents Remembered In June Week At Naval Academy
News of the state recalls Capt. Thomas Carroll's 76 years and other local events. Westminister mourns Howard J. Smith as aunt Agief learns Cuba news. June week festivities at the Naval Academy start with a large reception and a visitor parade by midshipmen.
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Thomas Carroll
Havre de Grace
Howard J. Smith
Agief
Cuba
Westminster
Naval Academy
Board of Visitors
Harford County
Colon
Forest Hill
Jefferson
Roman
Claude McCusker
Hear ‘Hancock
Midshipmen
Cumberland - Wag
R. Frederick
Smithville
Denton
Caroline County
David Bowers
Ada V. Wolfe
Hagerstown
Millard Dickinson
Easton
Annie Grund
Eastern League and Baseball Benefit Notes
The report lists scores from the Eastern League with teams like Boston, Harrisburg, and York, noting postponed games due to wet grounds. It also covers standings with Buffalo Toronto Newark and Montral in the loop, plus a baseball benefit event at Cadet House Park organized by Manager Baughman to raise funds for the YMCA baseball team through an ice cream and strawberry fete.
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Tristate
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Batterles — Britton
Mherre
Kensie Houser
Svork
Trenton
York
Batterles Everett
Meharry
Evarg
W. L. PC
Autédna
Rsg
Arrapgemente
jManager Baughman
Cadet House
Y.M.C. A
Tomoran
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