18 May 1916
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
1
Frederick Town Savings Institution at Frederick Maryland reports assets and liabilities including loans discounts and secured notes totaling 2712.06 alongside stocks and securities. The fragmentary notice lists resources and financial instruments with limited legible figures.
Sir Roger Case ment and Daniel Bailey were committed for trial for high treason after a Bow Street hearing. The suspected Sinn Fein leader and a former British soldier allegedly attempted to sway Bailey from allegiance while in a German prison camp. Constable Carter recalled for cross examination stated Bailey hinted at having important information for authorities.
Clean white ointment made with oil of mustard, allegedly easing sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbago and more. Sold at druggists 25 50 cents with hospital size 2 50. beware fakes from other sellers.
A Russian colonel identified a rifle from the Aud wreck as Russian made and shipped from Germany. Bailey, arrested in Ireland, claimed he came from America under false colors and would reveal the truth soon. Bricker testified Bailey named a Wilson line ship to land 20,000 rifles and over a million rounds with a general uprising planned.
Philadelphia May 18. Governor Brumbaugh runs neck and neck with Senator Penrose for delegates to the Republican national convention, with Oliver and Meyer Smith following. Returns from 3596 of 6891 districts show Brumbaugh around 120,374 and Penrose about 120,158. Oliver and Smith trail. Crago and Garland renominated for congressman at large. Sobel and Scott edge Lafean and McLaughlin in the at large race. Snyder leads for auditor general. Ambler unlikely to overtake. Liebel and Palmer lead Democratic committeemen inPhiladelphia. Palmer solidifying western and central counties. Old Guard backs Liebel in Philadelphia. Knox unopposed for Senate. Kephart named state treasurer. Bonniwell favored for senator. A Pottsville report notes Robert E. Lee nominated for national representative. Stephen Jaunzer, eight, injured by a horse's kick, likely to die.
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