City Campaign Shifts Into High Gear in Frederick
Republican mayoral candidate E Peter Mantz won the party primary with 481 votes to Charles H. Lewis 187 and Mehrle Moberty 98, amid 795 Republican ballots cast. Democrats endorsed F W Obenderfer and Samuel D Thomas for alderman, while John H Grove won endorsement for alderman at large. Precincts nominate candidates for city offices as parties prepare for the municipal election.
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E. Peter Mantz
Mr. Mantz
Lewis H. Fraley
City Register
Clifford H. Doll
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
Charles H. Lewis
William F. Chilton
Frederick
Mantz
E. B. Nicodemus
J. L. Johnson
J. M. Cronenburg
Henry H. Abbott
C. B. T. Hendrickson
S. Elmer Brown
George A. Dean
Ernest Helfenstein
F. W. Obenderfer
Samuel D. Thomas
Register of Wills
John H. Grove
Dbéelecatés
C. B. Willard
L. C. Culler
Frederick W. Obenderfer
John H. Grow
Republicans Select Mayoral Candidate In Precinct Contests
The City Central Committee met in precincts 1 2 and 3 with chairmen elected and delegates named for the Friday city convention. Notable names include Jesse Lipscomb and Harry Deater, Harling Sponseller, and William Miller. Precinct 3 endorsed John Grove for Alderman. Precinct 4 discussed Lipscomb as a potential candidate while current Alderman Shoemaker holds the seat. Registers note a centenarian registration oddity and Panama’s population rise to about 65 000.
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Precinct No. 1
Harry Denter
Harling Sponseller
Pees
Harry Deater
Harling Sponselter
William Miller
Charles J. Riddlemoyer
George A. Burke
Eugene Sponselter
Lewis Fagan
Emory Stockman
Roy Poole
Harvey Stockman
Central Committee
William E. Miller
Charles J. Biddlemoser
George A Burke
Lewis Fagar
Chas
S. Wilson
Joseph H. Bussard
Charles F. Cramer
Breckenridge Shaw
John A. L. Young
Chas, Andrews
George S. Rodock
J. M. Newman
W. J. Brown
Wilson
Jacob H. Schmidt
Breckinridge Shaw
J. A. L Young
E. J
Court House
Christian H. Eckstein
John Francis Smith
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
John Abrecht
Jacob Rohrbach
William M. Storm
William Dansberger
William S. Haller
Charles Schaeffer
George Abrecht
Augustus Herwig
Henry Hanson Maulsby
Vincent Yingling
Ira J. McCurdy
L. W. Abrecht
John H. Grove
Jesse Lipscomb
J. Harry Kennedy
Ernest Fox
Alderman Shoemaker
Julius Grahe
George Wallace
Thomas Raumzardner
George Brengle
Harman J. Gaver
Harry R. Flautt
Willam H. Stanton
Freak Strasbergert
Geo. Brensle
Harman L. Gaver
Maryland Troops May Join Border Reinforcement
Officials from the War Department indicated Maryland National Guard members will be among the first state troops to be ordered to Mexico if border conditions require all states to unite. Guardsmen from nearby states may be mobilized if needed, with Company A in the city showing strong interest in the Mexican situation. About twenty three hundred Maryland soldiers could be mobilized within 48 hours if called to duty.
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Maryland National Guard
Mexico
War Department
Company A
Ths City
Maryland
Wilson
Property deeds and marriage licenses in county records
Real estate transfers include Silvinia Thompson to James A Bowe for 200 and bonded heirs. Executors transfers total several thousand dollars. Marriage licenses list Edwin Betts and Edna Griffith both from New Jersey and James Snowden and Sadie Snowden both from Frederick with surnames noted.
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Silvinia Thompson
James A. Bowe
Samuel F. Repp
Sarah &. Diehl
Eward Kepner
D. C. Aldridge
City
David C. Aldridge
H. K. Delauter
Edwin Mayo Betts
Hanover
New Jersey
Edna Griffith
Newark
James A. Snowden
Kemptown
Sadie N. Snowden
Frederick
Poisoning Time Here Warns Of Plant Contact
Dr. W. E. Forsythe at Pennsylvania State College cautions that many people are susceptible to poison ivy oak sumac and related plants. About twenty plants can cause dermatitis. Treat with soap and water, then alcohol and potassium permanganate. baking soda for itching. avoid oily substances that spread the poison.
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W. E. Forsythe
Pennsylvania State College
Forsythe
Purely Personal H Dorsey Etchison in Hagerstown Visit
Democratic nominee for Congress H Dorsey Etchison toured Hagerstown on Tuesday meeting county residents during court in session. He heads to Baltimore for the statewide Democratic Convention then Cumberland and western Maryland. Prof Roger X Day of Brunswick High School will address the Maryland State Teachers Association at Ocean City on June 29 on Practical Science.
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H. Dorsey Etchison
Hagerstown
Etchison
Baltimore
Cumberland
Maryland
Taxes and land records sworn by state official
An official sworn statement lists tax figures and land counts with signatures of GEO W HEINLET and THOMAS A CHAPLINE. The document records Frederick and Geo W Heintein as signatories and notes a sworn declaration dated May 5th in the year 1214, witnessed by a notary.
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STHR
TER AG
Marys Land
Prederick
Geo W Heintein
Emnl
Geo. W. Hein
Secriary
Thomas A. Chapline
Paldic
State Democratic Convention Opens In Baltimore Daylight Summary
Frederick county delegates led by Frederick W. Cramer travel to Baltimore for the Democratic State Convention at Ford's Opera House. Six Frederick representatives include Dr Charlce H. Conley D Columbus Kemp Thomas S Lee Horsey Charles C Waters and William J Grove. Delegates expected to endorse President Wilson and his policies and to support David J. Lewis for Senator and six Congress nominees. Murray Vandiver ill and absent as chair. possible temporary chairmen include F W Mish or J Royston Stifter. Double delegation talk considered for St Louis with potential Lee and Mayor Preston as two delegates.
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Opera House
Baltimore
St. Louis
Frederick County
Frederick W. Cramer
Thous
Mr. Cramer
Charlca H. Conley
D. Columbus Kemp
Thomas S. Lee Horsey
Charles C. Waters
William J. Grove
Wilson
David J. Lewis
Harrington
Murray Vandiver
Democratic State Central Committee
F. W. Mish
Hagerstown
J Royston Stifter
Harford County
BE. Austin Baughman
Frederick
J. Hubert Wade
Washington County
John Keating
Allegany
Robert G .Hilton
Montgomery
Lee
Preston
Hagerstown appoints officials in council meeting
At a meeting of the Mayor and City Council of Hagerstown the mayor confirmed appointments: City Clerk Henry Davis City Engineer J B Furgeson Market Inspector H E McCrory City Attorney A R Hagner City Tax Collector William Logan Clock Winder H E Brnning Sewerage Commission John Carmichael C E Heard William Wingert and George McC Wolf were named.
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Hagerstown
Scott
Henry Davis
J. B. Furgeson
H. E. McCrory
A. R Hagner
William Logan
H. E. Brnning
John Carmichael
C. E. Heard
William Wingert
George ¥. McC. Wolf
Brunswick Ministerial Union Elects Officers
At the monthly Brunswick Ministerial Union meeting in the Y M C A officers for the year were elected Rev C W Hess to presidency Rev J T Hart as vice president and Rev W B Werner as secretary Routine business was completed and members then luncheon at the Y M C A.
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Brunswick Ministerial Union
C. W. Hess
J. T. Hart
W. B. Werner
Baseball scores from yesterday's Renault of Gamer games
In the American League, Philadelphia beat Detroit 9 to 3. Boston defeated Cleveland 6 to 2. New York edged Chicago 6 to 2. Washington blanked St Louis 1 to 0. Standings show Cleveland 16-8, Chicago 12-13, Detroit 12-11, New York 11-10, St Louis 8-12, Boston 7-14.
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Schangs
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Cleveland
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Alexander
Washington
St. Louis
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Clevelad
Chicago
Monton
N.york
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National League Scores From St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
At St Louis the Phillies lost 9 to 4 with Doak Meadow and Demaree batting. Chicago beat Houston 11 to 10 with Nobs Gowdy Vaughn Archer on the slate. Cincinnati shut out Brooklyn 4 0 with Preifer DeCarty Schulz Clarke. Pittsburgh defeated New York 7 to 1 with Anderson Bart hen Adams Schmidt. Standings show Brooklyn 11 4 7 38 Chicago 12 10 6 45 St Louis 11 20 5 24 New York 4 3 3 205
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St. Lews
Iladelpha
Doak
Meadow
Demaree
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Hoston
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Vaughn
Archer
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Brooklyn
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Clarke
Pittsburgh
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Schmidt
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Boston
GsiPhilada
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St.Louis
N.york
Miss Burke in Gloria's Romance in Frederick
Marx S. Nathan presenting Geo. Kleine's Gloria's Romance with Miss Burke in the title role. Nathan recalls Frederick’s growth since 1906 when he showed The Country Chairman, praising Burke's screen magnetism and the cinema project for the city.
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Nathan
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