Frantic GOP debates over France renomination loom
Republican leaders in Braddock Heights Md prepare for a June 28 anti France conference as they weigh a successor to Senator Joseph I France. Local figures doubt stable renomination and consider John W Garrett or others while party unity aims to back a strong candidate against France.
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Joseph I. France
Braddock Heights
D. John Darkey
Baltimore
France
Edward C. Carrington
John Philip Hill
Brainard T. Warner
Morris A. Soper
J. Ermo Bartlett
Edwin G. Baetjer
Alexander Armstrong
Fred N. Zihlman
John W. Garrett
Mr. Garrett
William P. Jackson
Galen T. Tait
Page Starts Maryland Senate Bid Against France
William Tyler Page, longtime House clerk and Maryland native born in 1868, formally announced his Republican candidacy for the Maryland Senate seat against incumbent Joseph S. France. Page, a Frederick native and former Baltimore city collector kin, has served in the House since age 13 and previously sought Congress in the Second District, losing to J. F. Talbott. He won Baltimore's 1918 American Creed prize of 1000 dollars.
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William Tyler Page
House of Representatives
Maryland
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Wiliam Tyler Page
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Congress
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Reassessment in Brunswick to Raise Tax Basis
Real estate and personal property reassessment in Brunswick by Jacob H. Moler and Charles F. Willard is nearly complete. Expected taxable basis to rise to about 1,625,000 from 1,500,000, with a current tax rate of 1 percent per hundred. Owners will be notified of new valuations and may appeal to the mayor and council. Separately, Mrs. Wm. C. Wachter of Tamney town suffered a broken left wrist after a fall in an open stairway Sunday morning.
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Jacob H. Moler
Charles F. Willard
Moler
Wm. C. Wachter
Tamneytown
Walkersville
France's State Supporters Balk in Republican Primary
The passage notes that key allies in the state will not vote much in the Republican primary as many friends are Socialists and radical supporters align with the Democrats. The text emphasizes the internal political split and party loyalty shifts affecting France's backing.
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France
Five Honorifics Names in Breichner Listing
Five individuals are named in a readable fragment: Beth Topper, Miss Marie Catherine Kelly, Miss Pauline Loretta Gelwicks, Miss Mary Elizabeth Guise, and Master Philip Newman Breichner. The text suggests a ceremonial or formal recognition context without additional details.
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Beth Topper
Marie Catherine Kelly
Pauline Loretta Gelwicks
Mary Elizabeth Guise
Philip Newman Breichner
Scholarships to Grads at Euphemia School Honors
Euphemia School students at Emmitsburg will receive free scholarships to Mt. St. Marys or St. Josephs College, with boys headed to Mt Marys and girls to St Josephs. Rev J O Hayden announced the plan after the recent commencement, noting the policy applies to all who meet requirements. Diplomas were awarded to Mary Cecelia Gladhill and Gertrude Eliza-
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Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary’s
St. Joseph's College
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St. Joseph's
J. O. Hayden
St. Euphemia School
Be Euphemia’s School
Mary Cecelia Gladhill
Gertrude Eliza
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