Chief Judge debate over partisan influence in Maryland
Allan Farquhar of Sandy Spring protests a Republican bid for Sixth Judicial Circuit chief judge. He argues judges should be above party politics and chastises the Montgomery Press for backing a Republican challenger to Judge McGherry. He recalls the respected service of Judge Sheery and Judge Ritchie and questions party motives and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Farquhar
Sandy Spring
Montgomery Press
Mo.Sheery
Maryland
Ritchis
Court of
Snalmone
Judge McGherry
Personal News From The City Visits And Returns
Dr. Wiliam Ford of New York is visiting relatives here. Mr. Henry Wineberg of Hagerstown is visiting his home in this city. Mrs Elizabeth Smailswoon is visiting her daughter Mrs Willian H Cook in Frostburg. Mr Paul Whip, who has been attending school at Western Maryland College, has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Ford
New York
Henry Wineberg
Hagerstown
Elizabeth .Smailswoon
Willian H. Cook
Frostburg
Paul Whip
Western Maryland College
OORT-PAISTER and MOSER-SMXE Marriages and Local Notices
Marriage notices for Rebecca Painter and Cyrae Cortel plus Harry Mocer and Miss Shank from Beatie and Keedysville. Local storm incident at Lime Board plant noted. Board of County Commissioners to open July 7. Divorce action filed by Beton Pryor through attorney Samuel A. Lewis against Charles D. Upa Pear...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oort—Paister
Rebecca Painter
Beatie
Cyrae Cortel
Sabilissvills
B.S. J. Datrow
Reading
Levy Fixed for Coming Year by County Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners fixed the tax levy for the coming year. Total levied for all purposes exceeds last year by 98,531.12, but the rate remains at 87 cents per $100 due to no increase in the taxable basis. Basis is $9,201,? though the article cites $9,206,418 and last year $10,900,554 for context. Projected income from the levy is $181,319.40 with other taxes bringing total estimated income to $270,66. Several departmental allocations follow, including pensions, health, roads, courts, and schools, with amounts listed for each.
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Board of County Commissioners
Whalen Found Guilty In Murder Hearing
Joseph Whalen faced a hearing before Judge J. Eckstein yesterday afternoon for the murder of Bertie Powell. Blanche Davis testified that Whalen drew a pistol and declared it his best friend as the shot fired and the lamp went out. Whalen was found guilty and held for the September grand jury. A separate note states George C. Pose, a local resident, was banished from the state for 12 months following disturbances in Adamstown. Proctor’s father posted a $100 bond for his son’s appearance as required.
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Wralen
Joseph Whalen
Bertie Powell
J. Eckstein
Tnt News
Whallen
Blanche Davis
Whalen
George C. Pose
Adamstown
Jesuica O. H. Eckstein
Proctor
Bly 5 i Oea ee plans vn the Lil Copper and Mining
Fragmentary OCR indicates planned action by Bly 5 i Oea ee regarding Lil Copper and Mining property. Details are unclear due to garbled text but reference to legal form and due process under law is present. Entities are partially readable, including Lil Copper and Mining.
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Oea Ee
Mayor and Aldermen Meet as New Police Clerks Appointed
The mayor and board held their regular monthly meeting and approved appointments for several bands of newly appointed police clerks. State Senator Jacob Rohrback was named trustee of the O Burr Arts library fund to fill the vacancy caused by Harry C Keefer's death. The City Opera House lease was renewed with Mar F T Rhodes continuing as manager. The board passed and ordered payment of numerous bills from G Bilvers Go Deifsan & Go to Great Southern Pristing and Manufacturing Co and others. The market master Willard Garrett’s May 20 to May 30 accounts were listed along with sums from various stands and sums collected at the market.
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Deifsan & O
Sir Gee , Mueller Manufacta A.S. Abell
Fone Baie Wea
D. Bowers Lamber Co
Wm. H. Krwh
Northern Central Railroad
Palmetto Fibre Co
M. J. Kennedy
Iena
Railway Directors Tour Shows Inspection of Proposed Frederick to Hagerstown Link
F and M Electric Railway directors Emory L Coblentz Thomas H Haller Judge John O Motter Douglass H Hargett Lewis F and D E H Kefedver toured the route to connect Frederick and Hagerstown inspecting the Hagerstown and Boonsboro power house. The party traveled from Frederick to Myersville then Boonsboro where Gingerstown and Boonsboro officials met them before continuing to Hagerstown for a meal with O W Lynch president of the Hagerstown and Boonsboro Railway at the Gonococheagne Club.
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Emory L. Coblentz
Thomas H. Haller
John O. Motter
Douglass H. Hargett
Lewis F
D. E H. Kefedver
F. & M. Electric Railway Company
Frederick
Hagerstown
Qonnof
Theews
Boonetoro Electric Railway Company
F. & M. Railway
Myeraville
Boonsboro
Gingerstown
Hegerstown
O. W. Lynch
Boossboro
Cgonococheagne Club
Dancing In A Large New Barn At Montgomery County
A social event at Samuel Bayer’s barn near Dickersons Montgomery County drew many guests including prominent Washingtonians and Balti more residents. Jacob B R Gearinger of Loysbie County was arrested on a serious charge related to a twelve year old girl and held on $300 bail awaiting grand jury action. Herbert Bashford witnessed a performance inspiring a new play about a Northwest governor candidate, leading to a contract for the actor. The new play is Hor John North.
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Samuel Bayer
Dickerscos
Montgomery County
Freder- Sallman
Johns
Framont Jones
Dorsey Williams
William Williams
Brocka Gott
Metzger
Davia
Baltimore
Settees
Jacob BR. Gearinger
Loysbie County
J. Alien Beitler
Cordee Pyle
J. O. Pyle
Loys
Gearlager
Justice Jones
Thurmont
John Noeth
Herbert Bashford
Zaq
Care
Mr. Downing
Northwest
Washington
Ano
John North
Great Wheat Producer Conference in Maryland Harvest Month
Geo L Victor Baughman chairing Maryland commissioners for the St Louis Exposition held a conference in Maryland about a harvest of a key crop in every month of the year.
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Geo. L. Victor Baughman
Maryland
St. Louia Exposition
Fort like held amid college law degree exercise
A garbled report describes St. John's College exercises beginning as Somes McBherry is noted in connection with a law degree. The text mentions a fort-like stance, a dog on a leash, and a telephones company pole, but coherence is limited.
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St. John’s College
Coe
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Ron Zaate Somes McBherry
Class Day Exercises At City Opera House
Boys' High School held a bustling class day at the City Opera House with overflow seating. Speeches by David Bowles and Lew Roelkey, a debating contest on beauty versus ugliness, and a class prophecy by Barry Schroeder highlighted the program. Upcoming commencements and reunions at Western Maryland College and Mount St. Mary’s followed, with dignitaries including Cardinal Gibbons and Dr. Marmion attending.
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City Opera
David T. Bowles
Lew M. Roelkey
The
Trenearer
Feston Harris
Harold Willard
Wilford F. Railing
America
Railing
G. W. Preston Whip
Whip
Raymond E. Toms
Leo Wineberg
Ernest W. McCardell
Barry O. Schroeder
F. Goudie Biehl
Fabare Clasess
Wade Ty Mears
H. Oley Oge
John O Neighbors
Frederick
Aud
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Carsa
Harry A. Lakin
M. D
Paul Culler Whipp
Jefferson
Bayard C. Devilbiss
Walkersville
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmiteborg
Cardinal Gibbons
Bishop Allen
W. L. O'Hara
LL. D
P. McSweeney
D. D
New York City
John Ferry
United States Army
William Bryne
Poolesville Y M C A Plans Thirteenth Anniversary Event
The Poolesville Young Men's Christian Association marks its thirteenth anniversary with services at the Methodist church on Sunday evening June 21. A meeting at 3 p.m. in Y M A Hall will feature an address by J. W. Rive, secretary of the B and C branch, with special music to follow. Additional gifts include a 5,000 endowment toward observatory funds in memory of a Frederick donor’s father.
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Poolesville
Frederick
Johnson
Ware
Denaghters
Redemption fund and liabilities report summary
Treasury figures show an 5 percent redemption fund on circulation and total liabilities including capital stock paid in surplus and undivided profits. Notes on reserves, dividends unpaid, individual deposits, and certified checks, with amounts around 1,554 and 108,783 dollars, plus 200,000 reserves and totals near 2.6 million.
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Fes
Local Oyster and Crab Specials Announced Tonight
Diners are invited to enjoy Blue Point oysters Little Neck clams and large soft crabs tonight. Fresh deviled crabs and spring chicken are also on offer with The Original Stock Lager featured nightly.
Commencement Errors Mark Alumni Reunions At Visitation Academy
Alumni from abroad attended the Visitation Academy reunion with members from Gaithersburg New Rochelle and Washington D C among others. Mrs James Barry Adams was elected president and the oldest living graduate from 1819 was honored. Officers advisory board and executive committee were named and a new rectory tour followed Benediction and a blessing at the basquet. Scholastic duties resume September with a September 25 formal organization date noted.
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Academy of the Visitation
James Barry Adams
Susan Whalen
Gaithersburg
Myre
Alex. Bradley
New Rochelle
Wo. Martin
Kingaton
N. Y
Maris Carusi
J. Hadley Doyle
George Brans
Wim. McKnight
J. Bockley
Helen
Claribel Cassin
Marie Harbin
Kate Loughran
Estelle Rials
Washington
Geo
Hildt
Frank Murphy
Clara
Dora Curran
Baltimore
Francis Browe
Marriottaville
Susan G. Fendall
White Post
W.C. Howe
Mary Murphy
Re Ferry
W. Va
Kate F. Warfield
Rockville
Arthur Peddicord
Weet Falls
Wm. T. Gaither
Unionville
I. J. Fitzeimmons
Backeystown
Mary Heater
Rooke
Florence Magruder
Sjsmeville
Frank Hammond
H. O. Trandle
Misess Annis Peddicork
Anagoln Pington
Libertytown
Susan Gilet Cookey Fendall
Aradente
Geners Mordecai Gist
Thees
Francis F. Smith
Gilmer Beckley
Sabton Beckley
Ella Stone- Braker
Mollie Eisenzaust
Frederick
Edwin B.hay
Ancis Parker
New York
Mee B. Lipscombe
Pitteburg
Fitzsimmons
Bockeystown
Misa
Angela Sappington
Seena Simms
Hagerstown
Albert Pearre
Oliver P. Bennets
Kate
Orsig
Hhonor
Basqast
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the Daily News
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Congress
Great Britain
Waterlo
Matthew Simpson
Bven
Cadiz
Wiliam Horm
N. A
Mount Vernon
N. XY
Baron, von Ketteler
Feklag
Louis Aldrich
Kennebunkport
Karen § Pingree
Michigan
London
Byeciel
W. L. Moons
Pianta Hror'bale
A. John Hlendrickeon
Rene
1. Grove Lime Co
Charles Selith
East
Beton Pryor
UPA Pearehive
Coffina
Tadgee
Wille
Naw
Reise Watt
All Saints
J. AV. Biechod
Bilad
Railway Directors’ ‘Tour
Frederick Maken
Ay Hagerstown
Boys’ High School
City Opera Howes
Anu Sddrene
T. H. Lewis
Waters Maryland College
Sameel Darrow
Board of School Commissioners
Hilda Devilbiss
Walkersville High School
Doll's Cafe
X.M. ©. A. Anlvereery
Knee Sejaret
Perry Lovejoy
Citizens’ National Bank
Ofr the
Citizens’ National Bank OF Frederick
Marr Janus
Uns
Aaraton Ley
Anles
Savines
Braze
John
Ramsburg
M. G
BAKER
Jadstaett
Jobn Hendrickson
Gente
Gente’ Kumchuoda Sparfa
Nook Roches
Laos
Ourtaine
Madras
John Hienpntoxeon
P.S
Neidig & Miller
Neiia & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Ilaen
Seeme Avery
Clinton E. Main
UN Pi
Deus Wante
Glinton B. Marin
City Hotel Grill
Cor Hotel
Miss Ritchie
Edward James
W. Patrick St
Western Maryland
R. K
George
Rodock
Théo
Rodooe
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sone
North Market Etheet
Frederick, MD
Frederick County
Thomas Prior
Epat
Fourth Street
Farmers Exchange
Btinderstwine
Fertilizers
All Saints Andi Carre
Oledig
M. Petermar
Franklin Stree
Europe
B. Smith
Masonic Temple
North Market Street
Isteat
New York Hospital
DH. WH. GC. Boteler
Andiy Frederick
Norm E
Cramer
Maa G Rederick
Mid
Real Ce
Stecke
Mertge
el Sane
Snborten
Waiserevtils
Lilpi
Daysville
Sam
F. B. Sappington
Jast
Enec
Jce
Itz Mall
Siewepa
Visitation Academy
L. E. Mullinix
Regs
L. E. Mullin
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