City Election Preparations and Republican Delegates
Plans for the June 18 city election are shaping up with Democrats holding primary meetings to nominate delegates and form a city convention. Republicans announce their forthcoming city committee and list delegates and committee members by precincts, naming numerous individuals across multiple precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City Committee
C. E. Ramsburg
Luther Harrison
Theodore Alexander
Elmer Munshower
B. J. Winebrewer
Chas
B. Keefer
Harvey D. Martz
L. F. Harrison
William T. Shook
John L. Derr
John Wopigler
George R. Dennis
George D. Biggs
H.D. Martz
John D. Derr
Elmer Hay
Claggett Ramsburg
H.C. Markell
Lee Whiting
John J. Dronenburg
A. G. Bourne
Gsobu Windigier
Lewis HB. Sirely
Harvey B. Lease
George J. Kaufman
Lewis Mehrling
George
C. Boost
Paul Rhodes
J. M. Goodman
Ralph Zimmerman
Charles F. Goodell
Mehr F. Moberly
George Birely
Thomas Buckey
Eleanor Harry
Bertha Traill
Pearl Hader
Mehri F. Moberly
Walter Rice
Harvey R. Lease
George L. Kaufman
Boost
N. Wilson Schley
Charles Sponseller
James E. Doub
Samuel A. Gregg
Elmer Dixon
Frank C. Doll
Harry EB. Chapline
Elmer Brown
Edwin Kemp
Leo Weinberg
Elias Ramsburg
Park W. T. Loy
Grayson Palmer
Charles B. Groff
Harvey Hahn
Harry E. Chapline
Millard N. Nusz
Eli G. Haugh
Mehrl Dixon
Ira Biser
William W. Osburn
Imer Bull
Charles Six
Alfred Thompson
Marshall Palm
G. Edward Myers
Lewis R. Dertzhaugh
George W. Shoemaker
A. W. Conson
Rose Birely
D. Earl Miter
Edward
Delaplaine
William E. Darner
Harry ©. Gilbert
Philip E. Sirove
Roger Young
E. Peter Mantz
Clayton Cronise
Worthington C. Staley
William D. Zimmerman
B. Frank Doll
Edwin R. Nicodemus
I. N. Loy
Beulah Moberly
Albert W. Condon
Geo. Delaplaine
Charles Qoel, Jr
Samuel Rhoderick
F. Guy Albaugh
Martin Clem
George Lowe
Philip E. Grove
Lee Matteo
Henry E. Cramer
Enry
Crum
Liquor Find Ties to Snowden Farm Disappearance Case
In Rockville Maryland on May 1 investigators probing the theft of about 100 dollars in hams and shoulders from Beall and Bentley meathouses near Sandy Spring uncovered a building on Francis Snowden’s farm rented by Albert Gray. The site contained mash and various wines. Gray was arrested along with two colored suspects Gill Howard and Horace Bell, who were jailed on meat disappearance connections.
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Rockville
Charles N. Beall
John C. Bentley
Sandy Spring
Thomas L. Dawson
Cliford L. Howard
Francis Snowden
Albert Gray
Gray
Gill Howard
Horace Bell
Education conference set by State Superintendent in Baltimore
Plans to carry out provisions of the recent Education law will be formed at a May 7 and 13 conference in Baltimore called by State Superintendent Albert G Cook. Topics include pupil distribution by ages and grades, and potential staff increases for next year. Only four counties have full staffing as required. Three Justices of the Peace die and two are injured in a railroad collision near Charleroi when their car is struck by a train.
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General Assembly
Albert 3. Cook
Baltimore
Cook
Empire Theatre Weekly Show Schedule Highlights
The Empire theatre features Wanda Hawkey in Bob bed Hair this afternoon and Betty Compson in At the End of the World. Katherine MacDonald leads The Beautiful Liar on Wednesday, with South Pollard in Pardon Me, then The Blot on Thursday. Betty Compson returns Friday in For Those We Love, Herbert Rawlinson in The Man Under Cover, and Harold Lloyd in The Sad Sea Waves at City Opera House. The Bird of Paradise, a live Hawaiian drama, tours today at City Opera House, while Buck Jones headlines Western Speed on Saturday at The Star. Dick Hatton stars in Four Hearts at the Strand Film Service today, with Head Walters Heart as a Bud Duncan comedy. Tuesday's attraction is Chas Hutchison in The Whirlwind.
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The
Empire
Wanda Hawkey
Empire Theatre
Betty Compson
Katherine MacDonald
South Pollard
Herbert Rawlinson
Harold Lloyd
City Opera House
Tully
Buck Jones
the Star
Star Today
Strand Film Service
Dick Hatton
Bud Duncan
Head Walters
Chas Hutchison
Annie Laura Oil and Gas reorganizes with new officers
The Annie Laura Oil and Gas Company at Thurmont reorganizes naming Joseph C. Gernand as president Harvey E. Hahn as vice president Robert A. Tyson as secretary treasurer and L R Waesche Stanley A Damouth Albert L Hauver William Baker and Merritt as directors. Drilling reached 1000 feet with oil soil noted at 730 feet and work paused pending new casing to stop water inflow.
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Annie Laura Oil and Gas Company
Thurmont
Joseph C. Gernand
Harvey E. Hahn
Robert A. Tyson
L. R. Waesche
Stanley A. Damouth
Albert L. Hauver
William Baker
Merritt
U 8. Geological Survey
NO PIPE CRAZE HERE IN FREDERICK
Reports from other cities say the Turkish pipe is a new fad among men but Frederick men show no interest. Tobacco dealers note no rise in pipe demand and no move from cigars or cigarettes. Local stores stock short inconspicuous pipes and smoking remains taboo in offices, homes, and on streets.
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Frederick
United States
Canada
Ca tok tin Club Spring Dance At Wayside Inn
The Ca tok tin Club held its annual spring dance Friday night at Wayside Inn from 9 to 1. Stephen's Novelty Orchestra provided music and paper bats and whistles were given as favors. A religious buffet luncheon accompanied intermission. The event drew many patrons and members, with Alvin G. Quinn as chair and a list of hosts, hostesses, and attendees featuring numerous named individuals.
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Catoctin Club
Wayside Inn
Inn
Stephen
Constable Slams Motorist With No Excuses
A rural constable detains a motorist in a brusque exchange, refusing to offer any chance for excuses. The confrontation highlights a strict, no-nonsense arrest stance captured in a period humorous voice.
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Slackputter
Loon Attacks Child on Atlantic City Beach
On May 1 in Atlantic City a loon attacked 5-year-old Channing Goff on the beach near his Chelsea home. Grandfather I C Goff restrained the bird after it delivered repeated strikes to the boy s leg, then tossed it back into the surf. The loon returned, remaining belligerent, as witnesses watched.
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Little Boy Beach
Atlantic City
Mr. Goff
Adirondacks
Pala
Dreco Herbal Remedy Ad Promotes Cure Claims
Mrs. Margaret Snapp of Lexington Kentucky praises Dreco after a week of use saying it relieves stomach trouble acid rise choking sensation and constipation. She reports improved digestion appetite and no dizzy spells after two bottles. Dreco sold by Pearre's Modern Pharmacy Frederick and by druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce
Land
Margaret Snapp
Curry Street
Lexington
Pearre
Frederick
Elected Imaginary Man Found in Wilkinsburg Ballot
In Wilkinsburg second district voters elected a man who did not exist. J. J. Weldin appeared on the ballot and was proclaimed winner. A month of searching revealed no such person, prompting the court to declare the office vacant and appoint a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Wilkinsburg
Asses
J. J. Weldin
Jud Tunking Urges Focus Beyond Marriage Debate
Washington Star reports Jud Tunking argues that those who argue marriage should be 18 fail to see their own cases. He stresses personal responsibility over national policy debates, urging practical rather than ideological scrutiny.
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Jud Tunking
Washington Star
Automobile Drowns Man in Delaware Canal Accident
Jamee Lester Kerr, 28, of Frenchtown New Jersey, drowned when his car plunged through a guard rail into the Delaware canal four miles south of Boston Pennsylvania. His companion Juin Vansclous also went into the water and struggled to save Kerr while they were en route to sell homes from the city.
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Ridera
Boston
Jamee Lester Kerr
Frenchtown
N. J
Delaware Canal
Juin Vansclous
Alao
Kerr
Back Hurts or Bladder Troubles Ad From Old News Page
An old advertisement touts Dr Curdy's Es BCRISION NO 777 as a safe remedy for kidney and bladder issues. Claims claim six times the care of success with relief or money back on large bottles. The snippet appears from an old newspaper page under The News Office advertising section.
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Snowden Farm
Supt
Charierio, Pe
W. R. Nutt
Charierol
R. J. Whitehead
Charlerol
Harry Scott
Serionair
Shen
Monongahela
Theatre News
Everett True
Gall, Taen Oer
Auridry
Alvin G. Quinn
Roland E. Long
Clfford M. Yinger
Richard F. Simmons
H. Latier Michael
G. Hunter Bowers
G. Raymond Shipley
Charles A. Opel
Misses Bader Belle Runkles
Frances Paxson
Pauline Poole
Mary Wilson Condon
Evelyn Meadows
Ruth Worman
Alice Kline
Helen Craigmire
Elizabeth Harris
Roberta Carty
Blanche Crum
Elizabeth Staley
Virginia Smith
Cora Staley
Isabelle Boone
Louise Albaugh
Paul S. Michael
Seeger Poole
Austin Rhoads
Richard Hemp
A. Hart Etchison
Clifford M. Yinger
W. Dave Morton
Harold V. Quinn
Roscoe B. Rhoads
Marion
Miller
J. Harry Brandenburg
William Comfort
Lester B. Feaga
Wilbur A. Kolb
Loon
Chance
DRECO
Puddine
Fruit Puddine Co
Bubscrite
Detroit
Ford
Equipmen Preasvatie
Tir Pare Ag Si Fee Ae Sevice
Ford and
Fordson Frederick Motor Co
Warfield, Pres
Mgr
West
Patrick ST
EMAY
J. Paul Delphey
Harley Davidson
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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