Politicians eye May primary for Sixth District race
Democratic and Republican hopefuls file for state convention as primary looms on May 10. Democratic targets include David Winebrenner Jr of the city and candidates Cy Cummings and Frank Mish in Montgomery and Washington counties. Other names floated span Garrett to Frederick counties with several GOP nominees and potential entrants across the district.
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David
Winebrenner Ltd
Montgomery
Frederick
Washington
Alleghany
Garrett
Winebrenner
Democratic Club
Maryland
Tie
Andrew J
Cy.’) Cummings
Montgomery County
Frank Mish
Washington County
William R. Offutt
J. Hubert Wade
Biser
Middletown
Clarence Co. Bowers
Thurmont
Charles . F. Goodell
H. Noel Haller
Charles Opel, Jr
Edwin c. Markell
Eugene Ll. Harrison
Brunswick
Vernon W. Wicodemus
New Market
Albert M. Patterson
Emmitsburg
Harry Wood
James A. Jones
George Ed. Smith
G. H. Contey
Leonard C. Barrick
Woodsboro
John A. Jamison
Walkersville
Howard M. Jones Buys Yardley Hotel Brunswick
Howard Marvin Jones, real estate and insurance agent, has purchased the Yardley Hotel in Brunswick from Theodore H. Alexander. The three story red brick hotel faces Potomac avenue near the YMCA and Bruns wick Hospital. Jones plans lobby additions, a barber shop, and building renovations while maintaining high service standards.
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Theodore H. Alexander
Yardley
Brunswick
Howard Marvin Jones
Potomac Avenue
Young Men’s Christian Association
Brunswick Hospital
Jones
Granswick
Ritchie
Property transfers and marriage license report
Property deeds record transfers including Harry W. Moser to Albert O Neal and wife for 10. Wely Gearhart to Harry B. Wenschof and wife for 100. Leo Weinberg assignee to Theodore H. Alexander for 15975. Theodore H. Alexander and wife to Edward S. Delaplaine for 110. Edward Delaplaine and Jon Howard At Jones and wife for 10. Marriage license issued for Raymond John Griest and Mary Jane Sawyer, both residents of Pennsylvania. Equity cases include Catherine Otto vs Frank W Otto seeking absolute divorce with Stoner and Storm as attorneys. Elizabeth T Abrahamson and Charles T Abrahams filing for absolute divorce with F L Stoner and Wm M Storm as attorneys.
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Harry W. Moser
Albert O'Neal
Ywely Gearhart
Harry B. Wenschof
Leo Weinberg
Theodore H. Alexander
Edward S. Delaplaine
Edward
Delaplaine
Jon Howard
At. Jones
Raymond John Griest
Carlisle
Mary Jane Sawyer
Chambersburg
Equity
Catherine Otto
Frank W. Otto
Stoner
Storm
Elizabeth T. Abrahamson
Charles T. Abrahams
Hill
F. L. Stoner
Wm. M. Storm
Plaintif
Patrick Crowley Could Become Central Lines President
Patrick Edward Crowley, vice president of New York Central Lines, may ascend to the presidency. Former president H Smith was accidentally killed after a fall from a horse in Central Park, New York City, a few days earlier.
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Patrick Edward Crowley
New York Central Lines
H.smith
Central Park
New York City
Fire Destroys 200 Chicks in Woodsboro Storeroom
In Woodsboro on Thursday morning about 9 30, a coal oil stove flare up caused a fire that killed 200 chicks owned by James A LeGore of LeGore. Only furniture damage occurred. A schoolboy, James Reddick, 14, fell from a wall while watching, breaking his leg. he is a pupil of Miss Anna L Miller.
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James A. LeGore
LeGore
Woodsboro Savings Bank
James Reddick
Young Reddick
Anna L. Miller
Woodsboro
Willliam Reddick
Reddick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Etzler
Frederick City Hospital
Adams expresses confidence in Daugherty in Senate probe
Chairman Adams of the Republican National Committee issued a formal statement declaring that nothing discreditable to Attorney General Daugherty has been shown in the Senate investigation. The remark was released from Washington on March 15.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Senate
Adams
Republican National Committee
Washington Fire Dept Called To Marlboro Md Fire
Local fire apparatus rushed to Marlboro Maryland near the District of Columbia line to battle a blaze. The call came from Washington fire authorities as flames endangered nearby properties and crews worked through the afternoon.
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Washington Fire Dept
Marlboro
Associated Press
Washington
District of Columbia Line
Ground Hog Day winds ease as St Patrick forecast hints spring
Mixed weather for Monday signals a cautious welcome to spring despite stiff winds and lingering cold. The article notes robins and wrens appearing, a 24 degree low, and a long Ground Hog record of variable skies through February. It tallies days of sun, snow, rain, and cold, culminating in the71 end of the Ground Hog reign while predicting a thaw ahead.
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Robin Redbreast
Rails hold firm but other spots are weak
The Associated Press reports a mixed stock market with several weak spots in the industrial sector while rails held firm. Bear pressure resurfaced against tire shares as the session closed irregularly with about 450000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Jury acquits Frank Keeney in West Virginia case
West Virginia jury finds Frank Keeney not guilty in a trial described by Associated Press. The case involves a mine union matter and a courtroom proceeding concluded with a verdict clearing Keeney of charges. A separate listing notes real estate activity as Potts and Griffin sell 450 West South Street to Daniel Z. Stull, a modern multi room residence.
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West Virginia
Frank Keeney
Associated Tress
Fayetteville
Mine Union
Eee
Potts and Griffin
Chas
B McMullen
West South Street
Daniel Z. Stull
Leesburg Man Held on 3000 Bond After Crash and Sequel
W A Herndon of Leesburg Va was held on 3000 bond for a March 28 hearing after crashing into Georges Arnold of Baltimore injuring three. He had a preliminary hearing before Justice W I Pulconer and remains at Frederick City Hospital until released. He was later arrested for speeding driving under the influence and failing to stop after the crash.
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W. A. Herndon
Leesburg
George Arnold
Baltimore
Ridgeville
Herndon
W. I. Pulconer
New Market
Frederick City Hospital
Justice Walconer
Kaner
Charles W. Smith
Maryland Rep Mudd Likely Will Seek Re‑election
Editor E A Fuller of the Iyatts ville Independent reports Representative Sydney E Mudd of Maryland intends to return to Washington soon after health related stay in Phoenix Arizona. He is expected to run again in the coming election. An electrical industry exhibit will open in Melbourne Australia next September.
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Mudd
Siom
E. A. Fuller
Iyattsville Independent
Sydney E. Mudd
Maryland
Phoenix
Ariz
Washington
Mr. Mudd
Coring
Melbourne
Australia
Teapot Dome Lease Suit Heads to Subpoenas
Hugh L. Patton, United States marshal, will oversee the government suit seeking cancellation of the Mammoth Oil Company lease on the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve. Judge T. Blake Kennedy and U S Attorney Albert Walton assist in the case, with special counsels Atlee Pomerene and Owen J. Roberts.
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Teapot Dome
Ciisis
Sinclair
Hugh L
Colorado
Patton
United States
Cheyenne
Mare
T. Blake Kennedy
United States Court of Weaning
Jury Probe Nears End in Washington
The grand jury inquiry into charges that two representatives took improper money moves toward a quick conclusion. The House committee probing the matter met with Attorney General Daugherty and DOJ officials to plan procedures. Chairman Burton stressed cautious progress with no major delay expected as the jury resumes hearings and will reconvene Monday.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Mark Fhe
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Burton
Reocha
Monilay
Hollywood Watchman Murdered in Studio
A Hollywood Watchman was found fatally wounded near Warner Bros studio gates in Los Angeles. Frank Ferguson witnessed the man stumble out and collapse, dying before reception to a hospital. Detectives found a warm engine in a Warner Brothers studio automobile with no one present.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Jenssen
Warner Bros. Motion Pis
Frank Ferguson
Jerm
M. Warner
Warner Brothers
Three Tube Set in Africa Gets Schenectady Radio
Johannesburg reports an unprecedented receipt of a three tube radio set enabling reception of music and talk from Schenectady and London. The item is tied to a suburban home sale by Noah F E Cramer & Son with sale to Mr and Mrs Yore Beyer. property at 826 North Market Street includes improvements and is set for April 3.
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Africa
Schenectady
Associated Press
Johannesburg
South Africa
March
London
Noah FE
Cramer & Son
Forn and
Insurance Ager
Joseph Murphey
North Market Street
Mer
Yore
Beyer, Ale
Associated Press Service Resumed at The News
The News reports that Associated Press service resumed today after a storm caused communication interruption Monday night. The restoration marks the first AP feed since Monday, and the paper informs readers of the return of wire service assistance.
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Associated Press
News 16
Baltimore Merchant Dies After Anesthetic Gas Explosion
Bernard Cohen a Baltimore merchant died at Union Memorial Hospital after a carbuncle operation used an ether ethylene anesthetic exploded in the operating room. The blast stunned four nurses and physicians including Dr H Buckler who was scorched. Coroner awaits verdict of accidental death.
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Associated
Baltimore
Bernard Cohen
Union Memorial Hospital
Warren Buckler
Bill would channel funds to schools from state securities sale
A Senate bill proposes selling state securities for the benefit of the free school fund and distributing proceeds to county boards of education and Triadelphia city. Filings show Kyederlek county would get 21040.41 the largest share. Montgomery about 19 thousand. Washington around 8 thousand with other counties receiving smaller sums. Funds must be used for erection or equipment of school houses and related school lots.
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Seouriy
Senate
Strange
Anne Acundel
Creasury
County Boards of Education
Triélmare City
Kyederlek County
Montgomery County
Vamount
Washington County
Boards of Education
Real estate sales listed by Gilmore R Plautt agent
Gilmore R Plautt announces multiple real estate transactions. Properties include a three story brick Castle at 104 Mast Second Street sold to Mr. and Mrs. Harry G Dorsey with possession around April 1, and several two story brick dwellings on West South Street Water Street and East Third Street sold to named buyers with possession on April 1. A 27 acre Ballenger District farm transfers to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie T Stine with immediate possession and April 1 occupancy, while other sales involve properties at 147 West South Street 489 Idast Church Street extended 114 Water Street 36 Sixth Street 105 East Third Street and 273 West Fifth Street with various possession dates and improvements planned.
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Gilmore R. Plautt
Mast Second Street
Harry G. Dorsey
Mr. Dorsey
Silas T. Rickards
West South Street
Daniel
Stull
James
Wills
Idast Church Street
John A. Warris
Water Street
Joseph A. House
James L. Wills
West Fifth Street
Bessie Geissinger
St Sixth Street
Ralph J. Beacht
East Third Street
Leslis T. Stine
Daniel Z. Stull
Elmer D. Zimmerman
Ballenger
Leslie T. Stine
Plan to Permit Exhibition of Films Explained Before Senators
Investigation of the Department of Justice and Attorney General Daugherty revealed a plan to show the Carpenter-Dempsey prize fight films in several states while evading transportation laws. Quimby testified promoters and attorneys discussed fines and selective showings through veterans groups to avoid trouble, with suggestions from Orr Mum and Martin. Some states reportedly pursued prosecutions after initial screenings, while New York officials advised caution before proceeding.
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F.C. Quimby
Lex Rickard
New Jersey
Mama
Orr
Ike Martin
Garrious
Quinby
Jesse Smith
Daugherty
Quinn
Sid
Flne
Quimby
New York
Quimby — Sadat
Nfted Stiles Ad Torr
New York League accuses em ployees pay held back
Dr Samuel Hamilton, discharged as superintendent of the Antisaloon League's metropolitan district, charges salaries were kept for up to three months. Funds from prohibition subscriptions were allegedly diverted as a gift to W A Anderson, convicted of forgery and once State Superintendent. Rev W H Morgan succeeds Hamilton.
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Associated Press
New York
Samuel Hamilton
League
W. A. Anderson
Anderson
Hamilton
W. HB. Morgan
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Thaltimore
Motion picture actresses subpoenaed in California
Two film actresses Ma bel Normand and Edna Purviance were subpoenaed for defense examination in the Gregor Dines shooting case. The action occurs as the case resumes March 19 with new testimony anticipated. Hobbs named bank examiner in Maryland by State Bank Examiner George W. Page. Charles L. Hobbs of Ridgely to fill position, salary $1,985 yearly.
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Associated Freas
Los Angeles
Calif
Mabel Normand
Edna Purviance
Gregor- Dines
Bowman Renominated For Mayor In Hagerstown
Mayor Charles J Bowman was selected again as the Republican nominee to succeed himself as mayor of Hagerstown. The municipal election is set for March 24 with no Republican opponent chosen yet.
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Bowman
Charles J. Bowman
Hagerstown
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