Four From State Are All Jackson Stone Delegates at Republican Convention
The Maryland Republican State convention at Ford's Opera House Baltimore selected four delegates at large allied with Jackson and Stone factions amid bitter debates and harmony clashes. Frederick county backed Jackson Stone. Edward Carrington trailed with 31 votes. Metzerott protested chair refusal to allow nondelegates to speak as Sir Doub led proceedings.
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Ford
Opera
Baltimore
Goldsborough
Chicago
Frederick County
Jackson—Stone
Edward C. Carrington
Metzerott
Oliver Metzerott
Prince George's
Mr. Goldsborough
Doub
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
Weinberg
Mr. Metzerott
Status Update From Health News in Town
Mr A H Harrington of East Third Street continues to improve and can walk briefly. George Rickerds, patient at Montewn Hospital, suffered a stroke and remains in critical condition with death momentarily expected.
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A. Hi. Harrington
East Third Street
George Rickerds
Montewne Hospital
Frederick suffragists meet after state convention at Urbana
A large Frederick County Branch Just Government League gathering at Mrs. Benjamin Perry’s Urbana home marked their regular monthly meeting with a lively Lea by Miss Florence Trail presiding. Delegates included Miss Trail, Mrs. Urner and Miss Trail. Rev. Olympia Brown and W. H. Hart spoke. plans discussed for next state convention in Frederick and for a suffrage motion picture. Mrs. Perry hosted with tea poured by Mrs. Markell. out-of-town guest Mrs. Leo McDonald attended.
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Frederick County
Just Government League
Benjamin Perry
Urbana
Perry
Florence Trail
Grace Trail
Hagerstown
Hammond Urner
Dagmar Hotel
Olympia Brown
W. H. Hart
Annapolis
Ida May Watters
Hart
Tenfield
Austria
Mia
Urner
Frederick
Baltimore
Frank Markell
Leo McDonald
Teachers to Confer Maryland School Law in Frederick
Frederick county teachers and officials plan a conference at the Girls' High School auditorium on Saturday May 18 at 10 80 o clock to study the new Maryland school law. Public schools will close on Wednesday May 21 as final county exams approach. Also notes a Lutheran Missionary Society meeting with program details and delegates named for a Woodsboro conference.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Meeting of Missionary Society
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
Lutheran Church
Clara E. Zimmerman
Savior
Albaugh
Rowe
Seeger
Kumjer
Dorothy Warehime
Jove
Japan
G. Rupp
Elizabeth Martin
Ruth Carty
Thirza Eichelberger
Calvin Schudtknecht
Woodsboro
Arm Crushed by Cars In Brunswick Train Accident
A. G. Everhart of Loudoun County Virginia fell from a west bound freight train near Brunswick yesterday at 5 pm. His left arm was badly crushed and amputated near the elbow at Emergency Hospital. He later moved to Frederick City Hospital. He is the son of Frank Everhart and about years old.
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A. G. Everhart
Londounn County
Brunswick
Frederick
Frank Everhart
Justices to Get More Powers in Frederick District
Frederick district will gain new powers for City Magistrates on June 1, allowing three Frederick justices to issue summons instead of warrants in some crime cases. Fines from State cases go to the circuit court clerk for distribution. The act aims to ease grand jury load and reduce unnecessary arrests while preserving major penalties. A July 1 date applies to the State automobile speed limits.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Glenn Il. Worthington
Worthington
Grand Jury
Four Prisoners Tried By Magistrate Brust In Police Court
Justice August T. Brust presided at a police court session lasting about ninety minutes. Charles Gittings or Goodyard and Charles Crummit faced charges of disturbing the peace with concealed weapons. Goodyard, arrested by Officer Adams, was fined 15 dollars and 60 days in jail on the peace disturbance plus 200 dollars bail for concealed weapons. a blunt knife was found on him. Crummit received a 10 dollar fine for disturbing the peace and was held on grand jury action. Keno S. Harp defended the pair. Daisy Chaney and Evelyn Chaney were fined 3 dollars each for disturbing the peace with a separate assault charge dismissed. Constable Miller arrested them. the mother of Daisy Chaney went to jail 20 days in default. Jesse Ripneon was seized by Constables Miller and Denter for assault and battery on Officer James Painter. trial set for Friday night at 7 30. A stray note mentions a cattle breed in the Samosa Islands with weights cited as 7240 pounds and 120 pounds, likely an OCR error.
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August T. Brust
Charles Gittings
Goodyard
Charles Crummit
Adams
Crummit
Roderick
Justice Brust
Keno S. Harp
Daisy Chaney
Evelyn Chaney
Justice Arust
Miller
Daisy
Denter
Jesse Ripneon
James Painter
John B Hanna Dead A Maryland Republican leader dies
John B Hanna longtime chairman of Maryland Industrial Accident Board and leading Republican dies of typhoid fever at Union Protestant Infirmary Baltimore aged 48. Survived by son W Finley Hanna and two daughters. Born Belair May 16 1867 he left school at 14 to work in a general store later forming McAfee Hanna partnership and serving as port of Baltimore surveyor before devoting full time to public service. Married Martha Standiford in 1888.
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John B. Hanna
Maryland
Union Protestant Infirmary
Baltimore
W. Finley Hanna
Hanna
Belair
J. G. Rouse
James McAfee
Statford National Bank
McAfee & Hanna
McAfee
Leap Year Dance At Mt Airy Draws Frederick Notables
A Leap Year dance at Mt Airy drew many Frederick residents who traveled by about eight automobiles and returned home in the early hours. Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs Francis X Staley, Mr and Mrs James A LeGore, and numerous Misses and Messrs from the area and Baltimore City, with Philip R Winebrewer and Augustus D Clemens, Jr. among the listed guests.
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Frederick
Mt. Airy
Francis X. Staley
James A. LeGore
Pauline McCardell
Katherine Reynolds Cramer
Serena
Lillian Motter
Edith Albaugh
Margaret
Miriam Hagedorn
Marie Hammond
Itelen Betntein
Kitty Cramer
Sarah Poor
Margaret Ford
Margrete Dill
Howard Moberly
James Diffendal
Roacoe Rhoads
Philip R. Winebrewer
J. Roger Fisher
Willard Osburn
Robert Staley
William Anders
Earl Buckey
Augustus D. Clemens
Baltimore
Dr Pearre's New Departure Offers Half Price Cure Guarantee
After two months of strong sales, Pearre the druggist promotes selling Dr Howard's specific for constipation and dyspepsia at half price with a personal guarantee to refund if it fails. The ad targets those suffering from dyspepsia, indigestion, headaches and liver or digestion issues, urging purchase at half price.
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Pearre
Howard
Aml
Amore
Pearce
Pr Howard
Hig
Rockville Seeks Answer On Mayor Qualification
In Rockville the May 1 election named Willis B. Burdette as Mayor over Lee Offutt but concerns arise over constitutional limits on holding multiple offices and Burdette’s oath. Attorney General Ritchie declines to opine as it is not a state matter. If Burdette cannot qualify, the town could be left without a Mayor for two years while the Council may appoint a member to act. Wheat quotes at $1.11 to $1.13. corn at $3.75 per barrel.
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Rockville
Willis B. Burdette
Lee Offutt
Burdette
Offutt
Ritchie
Otuit
Influence of Women and Vinol Iron Tonic Ad
The Washington Post notes women influence great men and address wives and mothers in the vicinity to try Vinol iron for the blood heel peptone for strength and cedar liver’s medicinal properties. Druggist J A Williamson guarantees the trio in Vincl iron. Overworked, weak, delicate children and feeble elders urged to use it.
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Gars
Washington Post
J. A. Williamson
Wil
Commissions Issued by Secretary of State Names Several Officials
Clerk of the Court Eli G Haugh announces commissions for William V Long as Justice of the Peace in the 20th Election District Peter L Hargett to Maryland Industrial School board Ralph Browning county school commissioner succeeds two others HH Clayton Trundle Justice of the Peace 7th District William Tyler Justice of the Peace 1st District Clarence A Lindsay Notary Public Unionville C H Lamar Notary Public Doubs Sidney Hickman Notary Public Point of Rocks Also notes yearly coal demand of 135 million tons for steam railroads.
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Eli G. Haugh
William V. Long
Peter L. Hargett
Maryland Industrial School
Ralph Browning
Cyrus TF. Fook
W. W. Pysles
Clayton Trundle
William Tyler
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Geo. R. Dennis
Bieir
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Baltimore County
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Edward W. Klein
Frank Hughes
George Wille
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Charles E. Williams
Walter E. Knickman
William Abrecht
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Chas. H. Heintzeman
Franciss
Carmody
Remus Dorsey
Howard County
Alonzo Wade
Arthur W. Dowell
Calvert Country
Leo Weinper
Weinbers
Rooseven
Weinburg
Hugnes
Mr. Weinberg
Mra. Perry
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Samosa Islands
Dr.pearre
Prince Albert
Bringe Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N.C
Sasha Herat
Court Street
Peoples Fire Insurance Co
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Sano Pier
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Merhl F. Moberly
E. Peter Mantz
A. A. Nicodemus
Republican Nominating Committee
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