Ritchie Favored for U.S. Court of Appeals Seat
The article reports that William Ritchie of Frederick Md and brother of the late Judge Ritchie is being urged by the progressive Democratic wing to succeed Judge Grosscup on the United States Circuit Court of Appeals. Sen J Hamilton Lewis will press President Wilson, with support from Senator Madigan and Illinois figures, and Ritchie is linked to Annapolis St Johns College and Frederick Academy.
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Wilson
Lewis
Illinois
Washington
J. Hamilton Lewis
Wingiy Patroclege
Crusseup
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Goodwin
William Ritchie
Chicheo
Ritchie
Brederick
Democratic Party
Waois
William Ritchie, Jr
Baltimore
Nebraska
J Madigan
Chicago
Albert Ritchie
Frederick
Judge Ritchie
Frederick Academy
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Racine
West
Wick Ea School Tracks Undergoing Renovation
The Wick Ea schoolyard project has the School Board approving track construction and ground grading. Students will assist with building the track as grading progresses, with A. Jamison leading soil excavation and partial completion noted.
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A. Jamison
Emmitsburg Man Seeks Cost Relief in License Protest
Edward H. Rowe through attorneys Wood and Wood petitions for relief from paying costs in a protest against a liquor license. Mundorff, licensed to sell liquor at Emmit House, faces a May 15 hearing. Rowe’s costs amount to about 75 dollars, Mundorff has paid nearly 50 dollars.
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Edward H. Rowe
Emmitsburg
Wood
Lawrence L. Mundorff
Emmit House
Tiitge Worthington
Mundorff
Adamstown High Faces Brunswick High Friday
Adamstown High School baseball travels to Brunswick High School this Friday for a scheduled game. The contest pairs two local programs with players from both teams expected to compete for early season standouts and team momentum.
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Brunswick
Adamstown High School
Brunswick High School
Pierce Statue Approved By New Hampshire Legislature
Concord May 7 Franklin Pierce the only U S president from New Hampshire appears set for a state statue The senate passed a bill providing 15000 for the statue to stand on the state house grounds Governor Felher is expected to sign The proposal faced GOP opposition due to Pierce being a Democrat and pro slavery in prior years
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Concord
N. IL
Franklin Pierce
United States
Senate
State House
Felher
Pierce
Baseball Scores and Schedules Across Leagues
Baltimore beat Rochester 3 2 while Toronto defeated Newark 4 1 in yesterday’s results. Montreal topped Providence 5 to 4. Standings show Philadelphia and St Louis leading the National League, with Boston and Chicago also in contention. Mt Saint Joseph’s College baseball squad travels to Frederick to face Frederick High School this afternoon.
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Gullsla
Jersey
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Nawarta
Mt. St. Joseph's
Mt. Saint Joseph's College
Frederick
Frederick Hish School
New Jersey Lawmakers Debate Jury Reform Call
In Trenton May 7 the New Jersey legislature began a special session to discuss jury reform and a constitutional convention. Governor Welder and Pres Gent Wilton urged reform without a referendum and proposed smaller boards of freeholders. Three bills outlining reform ideas from Democrats and Republicans were introduced as the session opened, with the House limiting debate to the three topics.
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N. J
New Jersey
Soselon
Wilton
Guvernor Welder
Goveernorate Édutad
Lily
Amaller Country Boards of Freeholders
House
President Nominates A L Thurman as Solicitor
Washington May 7 President Wilson nominated Albert Lee Thurman of Ohio to be solicitor for the department of commerce.
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A. E. Thurman
Washington
Wilson
Albert Lee Thurman
Ohio
Department of Commeres
King's Assassin: Greek king shot in Salonika
Aleko Bop nas, a Greek man from Volo, Thes Valley, assassinated King George I of Greece on March 18 in Salonika by firing a shot in the back as the king walked with an alde-decant. He then killed himself by jumping from a police station window. Reports note a prior 1911 request for aid and a recent diagnosis of advanced tuberculosis.
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Greece
Athens
Aleko Bopnas
George
Salonicta
Schinns
Volo
Thesvaly
Jim
Salonika
King’s
Schman
Yacht Globia Answer Received London May 7
The Royal Ulster Yacht Club received a letter from New York Yacht Club regarding Ton's challenge. It states no action will be taken until more details about the match are clarified, including time allowance and other conditions.
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Globia
London
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
New York
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