Warner Acquiesces in County Political Move
Warner consents to delay primaries in Montgomery County after consulting supporters. Washington Garrett and Alter Ganyan refuse prior terms, will follow general court directions under new law. Judges Urner and Motter set to hear Carlton D. Arien’s 1909 indictment in the current term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
B. Oh. Warner
Kensington
Republica
Montgomery County
Washington
Garrett
Altegany Onan
Atty Polices
Montey County
Republican and
Democratic É
Rock-? Trevt Lotitt on Friendship
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local note or brief mentioning a person or event titled friend and rock. Readable elements are insufficient to confirm names, places, dates, or roles for a fuller, accurate card.
Jaws of the State SWF Ball elected mayor and Navy officer fades
The fragmentary report notes SWF Ball being elected mayor of Eriabela, a police resignation by Flannigen, Captain John A. Norris of the US Navy retiring, and a student earning a high school diploma amid scattered mentions of graduates and naval academy drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Eriabela
Flannigen
Cumpend
John A. Norris
United States Navy
Anpapalispita
Laurel
Benachtey
Sara
Martin Foreman
Iz- Tor
Mary Stanton
Jane
Naval Acady
Arrests And Abbreviated Court Actions Reported
A series of brief court items from this morning include a vagrancy case, naming Revit Cambrain who was released on condition to leave the county after pleading for orderly conduct at Pointot Rocks. John Thomas jailed for six months on a vagrancy charge. An arrest for larceny involves Bell the colored man accused of taking items from a woman. Parking of Richl’s Mill faced desertion charges and appeared before Justice J. Frances Smith with bail set at 100 dollars for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sambron
John Thowss
Cartes Esterday
Carter
Gertie
Richl's Mill
Heuveron
Duatice
J. Eraccie Smith
Quiet wedding at Grace Chapel ends in warm wishes
A quiet wedding was held at Grace Chapel with the bride and groom receiving best wishes for a happy life. The event joined Ingomar Albanab as a commenter and Willet, with renewed ties to their home on East Fou nah street. The ceremony was described as pleasant and the couple was wished a prosperous voyage of life. Nearby, Joseph Bennett of Boyds and Beemth of Dickerson were wed, and Harry A. Young of Tamaville wed Clara M. Fogle of Martinsburg, Jefferson, with Rev. Wayne H. Bowers presiding.
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Bradoh
Willet
Grace ‘Ralonmed
Birest
R'o'conk
Ingomar
Joseph = Bennett
Boyds
Beemth
Dickoraoo
Tradnage
Fourne Young
Foyle
Harry A. Young
Tamaville
Preparatory Triduum at Tor Centenary Convent
Preparatory Triduum observed at the Tor Centenary Visitarian Convent with minor rites and sermons. A large morning Mass featured the Benediction and a notable sermon by Fr. O Connell. Alumni and attendees from multiple centuries gathered for anniversary events and the forthcoming commencement and association meeting.
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Tor
Yanetes Convent
Seine
Sacred Heart
Sto John's
Wang Bonners
Dobu
Merw Wootr
Misa Maria O'Rels
New York
Mra
Stuan"Cockey
Fenduh
Ulverton
Vasite
Georgetown
Ahi MD Iine “Association
Unusund
Deaths and funerals in Maryland area families
Catherine Punk of Inte Win Funk dies at home aged 85 near Tark Mills. Survived by four sons and two daughters. funeral planned at 4 PM Sunday with Mt Olivet interment. Also listed are death notices for Mary S. Fraley age 46 and infant child of Greenberry Snawden. funeral arrangements noted for both. Services at Mt Olivet, Lewistown M E Church, and local churches. Interments at Mt Olivet cemetery and adjacent plots.
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MAU
Catharing Funk
Catherine Punk
William
Funk
Tark
Penera
de- Dilkty
Punk
Arunawhts
Sita
Ponk
Cat Avaby
William HH
Mmanatttoy Funk
Pink Mille
Tong Hiness
Yenor
James W
Rachel Nosy
Wart Patrick Street
Sis
Mre
Claudie Kimmel
Mray
Anthony Conuul
Afra
Alber
Derr
M. J. Kennedy
Tom
Charles B. Fraley
Mary S. Fraley
Charlen Fraley
Passetlys Parana
M. E
Lewistown
M. I. Creager
ThLnyrmont
Greenberry
Snawden
Ile Frame
Njamevillie
Geo. W. Peters
The Judge’s Bride Hope Fades In Turbulent Courtroom Satire
A muddled scene unfolds as Maud endures a comic run of mishaps with the Judge and a motorcar. The Judge extols machinery and power while Maud blushes and wrestles with a spattered gown and spring damp ankles. She departs, yearning to wed the Judge, amid humorous chatter and unsteady romance.
Edison innovates store automation to replace clerks
Thomas Edison envisions automatic vending devices replacing most store clerks. Customers would approach a machine, select a product, and have it wrapped and delivered. Edison argues central control could cut operating costs and benefit customers, while some workers may shift to machine maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Quest for a Real Indian Eastman to Seek Primitive American
A Philadelphia millionaire hires Dr. Charles A. Eastman to locate a truly primitive Indian in northern Minnesota. Eastman plans wilderness travel toward Manitoba lakes and Sioux communities driven there years ago. He will operate via Hudson Bay Company posts to study artefacts and the impact of white civilisation on these groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or. Eastman
Philadelphia
Willionaire
Apeitionus
University of Pennsylvania
Charles A. Eastman
Eastwere
Minnesota
Eastman
Manitoba
Saultes
Posta
Hudson Bay Company
Memorial Day Proposal Tangles Confederate Remembrance
The Rev Dr James Caonga Jr a prominent minister and delegate from the southern board to the world missionary conference at Edinburgh urged combining the Memorial Day of the North with all Confederate memorial days into a single celebration. He asserted the day accepted would make no difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Caonga, Jr
General Southern Board
Edinburgt
World Missionary Meeting to Be Held in Edinburgh
United States delegates headed for Edinburgh for a world infusionary conference with about 1000 Americans attending. The gathering occurs once every ten years and aims to unite Christian work through a plan for coordinated determinations across divisions. Notable attendees include William Jennings Bryan and Reverend Dr Bertrand S Tipple of the American Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Scotland
Kroonland Gang
Nurul
New York
Worning
Forwgu
America
William
Dentings Bryan
Bertrand
Tipple
American Methodist Church
Rame
Proposal to Abolish Memorial Day Considered by G A R
Commander J Willard Brown of the Massachusetts department of the Grand Army of the Republic proposes changing or abolishing Memorial Day. He favors a Memorial Sunday designated by the commander in chief, maintaining a day of remembrance rather than a Fourth of July substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Willard Brown
Massachusetts Department of the
Grand Army of the Republic
Atlante City
Brown
Thien
Grand Army
Uniform For The Rev Dr Clergy In Memphis Debate
The Rev Dr Budivan Bergore Methodist church in Memphis argued that shopgirls should be required to dress uniformly to level social standards and curb temptation. Dr Myers called the trend a danger and likened it to a provocative figure, warning of moral threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budivan Bergore Methodist Church
Memphis
Dr. Myers Eald
Eb Watts
Short Ballot Movement and Elective Office Debate
A discussion of the short ballot movement argues fewer elective offices aid voter understanding. It cites Indiana state statisticians, Colorado university trustees, and Texas inspectors of hides, noting how many posts are currently elected and how this affects democracy and machine politics.
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Iwalea
Iim
Posil Ndi
Indiana
Colorado
State University
Oregon
Washington
Texas
Dury
Apd
Qtlo
South
Dakota
Pennsylvania
Clarence Boyd
Montana
Messige
Spector
Gambler’s Philosophy and New Newlywed Jokes
A fragmented, playful collection of quotes on luck and risk from a gambler’s creed and a quip about new marriage. It contrasts chasing fortune with accepting odds and mocks greed with a jokey exchange about gold. The piece mixes slang, names, and outlandish phrasing in a dated, humorous tone.
Fragmentary OCR summary of local notice item
Fragmented readable text references a general condition and a named place. The passage is unclear, unreadable in parts, and appears to be an isolated notice fragment with no clear action, date, or identifiable participants. The readable entities include a place name and a personal name, but specifics are not established.
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Tre State
Gaur
Wymeneal
Maud
Ont
Hie New Antchine
Acwitty
Dinperted Hinoustie
Eyex
Tay
Neffer
Teddy
Undermoad & Linderwood
Bill
Dot
Jefferson Toombs
Harper's Weekly
World Missionary “Meeting
Minngsota
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New York Times
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Woley
Wunday
Jed McHenry
Nale
Pany
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Nepee
Gary Mat
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Charles We
J. L. Rothenhoeffr
Frederick City
Arthur E. Levy
Middie
Hudson
North Market St
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Patrick Streeet
Bulseets
Court and Market
P.O
Mayader
Spreal
Carr Wai Street
Ouse
Toul Os Bentz
J. Siasanal Miller
Bonth Street
Kubn
Church Atteet
South Market ST
Sony
Dilek
Middle Nl Waren
East 7Th Street
East Sixth Street
A. Roe
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Nowth Market Street
Poaseejon M
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Real Batate
P. Q. Bos Ist
Peycenic Ce St
Wegon Smiths
Rem Hoover Wagon Co
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Maisend
Ay Bia
Delat
Bo Ie
Court Street
Gore
E ES Exerming
War Pepedute Franks Institute
Ds Meat
BYARD
Reener
Arobitrot
Mareet Street
Prederick
MPH
Woara Market
Arvart
Syweres Ve
Lapel Ee
Stiga Driching
Gram
Four
Waring Tyson
LA Delalde Schmits
Saratoga Street
Baltimore
Norygha
Qaper Nist
Charles J
Littles
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Cleri
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