County Man Gets Flattering Vote in Home County
In Maryland's Sixth District primary, Winebrenner swept Frederick and Montgomery counties to secure the Democratic nomination for representative, defeating Koon Mish and others. Zihlman narrowly beat Dawson in the Republican contest, with Allegany and Montgomery counties showing strong support for their favored incumbents. Six delegates to the state convention were elected, with the party outcomes shaping the November congressional race in Baltimore.
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David C. Winebrenner
Democart
Frederick N. Zihlman
Winebrenner
Frederick
Montgomery
Thomas W. Koon
Cumberland
Thomas W. Dawson
Zihlman
Mountgomery
Frederick County
Allegany
Cleveland
Tare
Garrett County
Koon
Mish
Sgu
Montgomery County
Cummings
Washington
Allegling
Frederick City
Dawson
Wolfinger
Allegany County
Coolidge
Gaweon
Daweon
Zihiman
Associated Press
F. N. Zihiman
Maryland
Garrett
Thomas Dawson
David C. Winebranner
Telephone Co Seeks Rate Increase Across Maryland
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company plans to ask the Maryland Public Service Commission for about a 10 percent rise in all telephone rentals in Baltimore and statewide. Some classes may see under ten percent while others exceed ten percent. President Albert E. Perry announced the move in a The News interview. The company argues the rise is a fair return on its plant’s value and will request a full revaluation. The new rates aim to produce $800,000 more annual revenue, with current valuations set in 1920 and 1914 revisions.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Maryland Public Service Commission
Baltimore City
Baltimore News
Albert E. Perry
News
Coolidge Frowns On Tax Changes
President Coolidge voiced opposition to Senate amendments in the tax bill, especially provisions on corporate taxation and income tax return publicity. Senate Republicans planned a conference to seek compromise on Democratic surtax rates, aiming for a maximum of 32 percent and considering a 37.14 percent House alternative if needed.
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Senate
Republicans
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
House
Star in Two Orphans Found Dead in Bathroom
Kate Claxton, famed from the 50s stage hit Two Orphans, died of a cerebral hemorrhage at her New York home yesterday. Her sister Josephine Cone found the body in the bathroom. Claxton was 73 and born in Somerville New Jersey.
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Associated Pres
New York
Kate Claxton
Louise
Josephine Cone
Miss Croxton
Soamerville
N. J
Market reacts to surtax rate amid early selling
New York reports the 40 percent surtax rate sparked early selling in the stock market. Despite initial declines prices steadied with rallies in some sections, and drives against individual issues showed no major liquidation indicating a sold out condition. Call money opened at 20 percent. closing was firm with heavy volume noted on about 600,000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Senate
Call Money
Republican delegates chosen in state convention slate
The article lists results from a congressional nomination showing Dawson with 1,285 votes, Wolfinger 1,069, and Zibiman 1,168. It names six GOP delegates elected to the state convention including Lb. Guy Albaugh, Charles C. Iser, Dr. Charles F. Gootcl, H. Neel Haller, Edwin C. Markell, and Albert M. Patterson, with Garrett County absent and district tallies continued on page 5.
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Gressional
Dawson
Wolfinger
Zibiman
Guy Albaugh
Charles C. Iser
Charles F. Gootcl
H. Neel Haller
Edwin C. Markell
Albert M. Patterson
Garrett County
Tawson
Zlliiman
Market Street Repaving Bids Opened by State Roads Commission
Bids for repaving Market street with sheet asphalt opened today in Baltimore by the State Roads Commission. Bids will be reviewed through Thursday and contract awarded then if prices are reasonable. Work begins soon with one side of the street repaved at a time as rails and ties are replaced with new trolley components. project expected to take several months.
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Market Street
State Roads Commission
Baltimore
No Cause for Alarm About Navy Strength Says Coolidge
President Coolidge tells the public there is no need for alarm over naval strength. He has studied naval replacements and supported building new cruisers and submarines along with naval appropriations. He concludes there should be no public disturbance about the navy’s comparative power.
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NAVY
Coolidge
U. S
Associated Press
Washington
Con Bresa
Migration sermon and lodge events add to Springfield meeting
At a Springfield session of the Methodist Episcopal conference Lorenzo H W King urged stronger supervision of southern black migration with a proposal for northern Episcopal residencies and bishops. In C olumbia lodge No 58 A F and A M a seventh annual Pastmasters night featured a Master Mason degree, a jewel presentation to Walter Ramsberg, a buffet luncheon, and 73 attendees with organizers Samuel Duvall W O C Rively and Dr A A Radcliff.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
South
Methodist Fipiscopal Conference
Lorenzo HW. King
Atlanta, Ga
Northern Territory
Caumbia Lodge
Masonic Temple
At & Oelock
Coy
KR. Motter
Walter L. Ramsberg
Coumbia Lodge
Charles F. Serger
Samuel Duvall W Oc Rively
A. A. Radcliff
Visitation Academy Commencement Plans Announced
Six graduates are listed for Visitation Academy commencement on Monday June 9. Names include Janet Cray Urbana, Helen J. Ready Augusta Wecconey Silver Spring, Beatrice Rang Alexandria Virginia, Katherine Flower Winchester Virginia, Emily Burdette Boyds. Alumnae reunion follows June 10 with a business meeting and luncheon led by Pauline Difendan. The Girl Guides report global growth since 1915 with 38 countries now represented on the international council.
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Visitation Academy
Mremians
Janet Cray
Urbana
Helen J. Rbready
Augusta WeCconey
Silver Spring
Beatrice Rang
Alexandria
Katherine Flower
Winchester
Emily Burdette
Boyds
Pauline Difendan
Bobbed Haired Bandit Sentenced To 10 To 20 Years
Celia Cooney the bobbed hair bandit and her husband Howard Cooney were sentenced by County Judge Martin in Brooklyn to terms of 10 to 20 years each after pleading guilty to assault and robbery. The two are connected to more than 17 holdups, mainly in Brooklyn chain groceries, with the woman dubbed the bandit and the man as her tall companion.
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New York
Celia Cooney
Howard Cooney
Martin
Brooklyn
Bobbed Hair Bandit
Elaborate Program To Mark Observance Of Boys Week
Frederick city and county stages a week of Boys Day events from May 11 to May 17. Ministers plan services for Mothers Day and boys topics, with school speakers on May 12 at Frederick High and other schools. Troop 8 hosts Maryland School outing, and a public fundraising drive supports local scout work.
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Henri Ll. G. Kieffer
G. Lloyd Talmer
FE. J. Cohlentz
Frederick High School
Cotenn
Garber
North Market Street
James W W. Gambrill Jr
Washington Street
Chnton McSherry
St. John Parochial School
Pro
Ignatina B
Frederick City
Maryland
August Wiieda
Ff. Childs
Guy SK. Motter
Ioma
Hood College
Wet Hyushand
Ates
James A. Long
Minstrel Serenade at Opera House Stirs Amateur Theatre
Elaborate scenery and costuming mark an amateur production of Minstrel Serenade to be staged by the local lodge of Wik in the Opera House on May 22 and 24. The show showcases modern artistic design praised by Drama Tea eue Theatre Guilds and national societies.
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Wiks
Teaeue
Narrington Adams
Associated Producers of Amateur Theatricals
Hhh EU
Moadern
Wilo
New York
Plans to Build New City Street Through West Patrick Area
The city begins razing the former Mrs. Abrecht property at West Patrick Street and Derrs Alley to clear a path for a new street from College Park to West Patrick. Works include earth moving and a bridge over Carroll Creek. Curbs, sewerage and other improvements are planned later. The project aims to improve traffic flow to the northwest Frederick area.
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Mra
John Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Derrs Alley
Collage Park
Abrecht
College Park
Carroll Creek
Frederick
Ahraecht
Wilden Terr
Eratarmnal Night at Moose Circus Bazaar
Night event at the Moose Circus Bazaar on Baet Patrick Street Meadows is hosted under the Geval Order of Mor Members and their families. Exposition attendance on Saturday and Monday nights drew large crowds and the affair is reportedly a success.
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Moose
Baet Tatrick Street
Geval Order of Mor
Imeut
Train Delay Near Frederick After Wheel Cut Tracks
A wheel on the pony track of the Valley passenger train of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad jumped the track about a mile west of Frederick Junctions on Monday evening. Minor delays resulted.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Repair Old Clock of Abbeville After 160 Years
An 160 year old clock from Richmond Virginia, with a complete wooden works set, has been placed in a Toca repair shop by current owners to preserve it for future use.
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Abbeville
Richmond
Coolidge Wins 4 313 Maryland Votes In Primary
Maryland Republicans back President Coolidge with about 25 000 statewide votes in a low turnout primary. Coolidge carries Baltimore City and all counties with 4 313 votes in the city. Taft confirms binding delegation to Cleveland. Zihlman leads Sixth District GOP slate, with Winebrenner the Democratic nominee. other districts nominate unopposed incumbents.
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Baltimore
Coolidge
Maryland
Clevelard
Coalidge
Baltimore City
Galen L. Taft
Republican State Committee
Alt
Coollinge
Harry T. Phoebus
Millard E. Tidings
Ridgely Simpson
Toho Philip Hill
Charles Linthi Com
Sharp Decline in Several Communicable Diseases in Maryland
A Maryland health report shows large drops in influenza, bronchial pneumonia, diphtheria, and whooping cough from April 1923 to last month. Measles fell from 1 495 to 240, while scarlet fever rose to 269. floods linked to poor water quality blamed for some increases.
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Maryland
State Department of Health
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