Prominent Montgomery Democrat Pressed to Run for Governor
The Baltimore News reports Rockville dispatches say Senator Mair Lee intends seeking the Democratic nomination for Maryland governor though noncommittal. Montgomery county friends push for his candidacy while others like Gorman and Schley stir a potential primary split. Talbott may back Lee, with Crothers Wells and Miles likely active if Gorman or Schley run. Western Maryland counties reportedly back Lee except Washington, which would back Col. Oiley if he ran. The party could split without unusual party discipline.
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Mair Lee
Maryland
Lee
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Lee_ Bal
Baltimore
Gorman
Col
Buchanan Schley
Talbott
German
Schley
Crothers
Dr. Wells
Anne ‘Arundel
Miles
Somerset
Colonel Schley
Lees
Washington
Colonel Oiley
Mr. Lee
International automobile code rules now effective in Europe
The 1916 international convention regulations have been ratified by Switzerland Germany Austria Hungary Belgium Bulgaria Spain France United Kingdom Italy Luxemburg Netherlands Russia and Sweden. In Switzerland permits begin May 1 with cantonal certificates listing owner details vehicle specs and constructor data plus driver photos. International permits require travel permits for chauffeurs, photos sized 13% by 1% inches, and plates showing country origin in specified oval dimensions with country letters.
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Europe
D. 1 Murphy
St. Gall
Switzerland
Germany
Austria-hungary
Belgium
Bulgaria
Spain
France
United Kingdom
Italy
Luxemburg
Menes
Holland
Russia
Sweden
Tnii
United States
U. S
Austria
Hungary
Prance
Great Britain
G. B
Montenegro
M. N
Servia
S. B
C.H
Greece
G. R
Monaco
M. C
Portugal
Roumania
R. M
Deeds Land to God in North Attleboro Massachusetts
Richard A. George of North Attleboro filed a deed transferring land in New Boston to the Lord of Hosts as grantee. Trustees of the Christian Workers Union named as representatives include Charles Carpenter E S Barstow and A H Jamison. Tax approaches and exemption questions loom as trustees may bear assessments.
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Taunton
Barstow
A. H. Jamison
North Attleboro
Christian Workers’ Union
Richard A. George
Charlies Carpenter
Christian Workers’ Union of
New Boston Road
Christian Workers'Union
New Boston
Foxboro
The
Christian Workers' Union
Union
Boston Globe
Burns in Bed Fire Destroys Curtain in Hackensack Ward
Mrs. C Armstrong, an invalid, suffered severe burns trying to smother a fire on the bed where she lay. A nurse had placed a stable stove in the room. wind blew the lace curtain toward the flame, igniting the pillow edge and her clothing before the fire was extinguished.
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Hackensack
N. J
C. Armstrong
Financier Shoots Self in Central Park in New York
New York May 20 Colonel Henry Seixas a widely known financier and director in several major industrial firms committed suicide in Central Park. His body was found east of the west drive opposite Seventy fifth Street. Seixas about seventy years old and connected with Slogs Sheffield Steel Lanston Monotype Davis Creek Coal and Coke and Columbus Watchman Iron. Tooth marks on cyanide crystal in Griffin room lead police to believe he killed himself by poison. Griffin a salesman, found dead in bed with poison in bureau drawer.
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New York
Lanston Monotype Machine
Davis
Creek Coal and Coke Pany
Columbus & Watchingaj and Iron
Edward Griffin
Griffin
Jin
Wiluington
Del
News of the State Items From Yesterday and Today
Cambridge joins spotless towns list as Talbot jury backs Good Roads bill. Mayor Preston to address St Johns College. Missing Hagerstown youth J Frederick Hoover reported. Talbot Grand Jury backs new ales house. Sen A P Gorman Jr will not seek gubernatorial nomination. Judge Hopking dies at Courthouse door. Heat waves and storms shift from Midwest. William Dawson Jackson sentenced to three years for horse theft in Haston. George C Myers of Montgomery County drowns in Potomac. Baltimore reports heat waves with 91 degrees. Cornerstone laid for Boy Scout Armory at Mount Washington. Baltimore’s 1912 Democratic convention fund reaches 85 000 of 100 000. Public Service Commission approves telegraph hotel locations. Cardinal Gibbons jubilee reception at St Charles College. Nurses at Western Maryland Hospital to graduate May 22. Downs case goes to jury. Stinchcomb argues state case. Miss Helen Griffith injured in Anteville auto crash returns home improved. Rockville High School to debate Sandy Spring High in Rockville. Charles W Boyer elected secretary of Eastern Theatre Managers Association. Mrs Elizabeth C Lackey Abell sues for absolute divorce in Towson. Ex-Governor Warfield replies to Vandiver in Church Club controversy.
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Talbot Srand
Preston
St. John’s College
Annapolis
J. Frederick Hoover
Groce
Hagerstown
Ali
Talbot County
Grand Jury
A. P. Gorman, Jr
Thomas Hopking
Orphans’ Court
Las‘ton
Middle West
William Dawson Jackson
Haston
George C. Myers
Montgomery County
Potomac
Baltimore
Mount Washington
Public Service
Sojentin
Yinet
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Charles’ College
Western Maryland Hospital
Cumberland
Emmanuel Parish House
Stinchcomb
Helen Grifith
Anteville
Casualty Hospital
Washington
Elsie Beck
Margaret Iiggins
Ruby Robertson
Rockville
Sandy Spring
Charles W. Boyer
Academy of Music
Hanover
Martinsburg
Fastarn Theatre Managers’ Association
Philadelphia
Elizabeth C. Lackey Abell
Charles S. Abell
Norfolk Landmark
Baltimore Sun
Towson
Edwin Warfield
Murray Vandiver
Church Club
Gaynor Daughter Elopes in Wilmington Wedding
Gertrude Emily Gaynor eldest daughter of Mayor Gaynor married William Seward Webb Jr. in Wilmington, Delaware, after a hasty trip with friends. The couple returned to New York, the mayor only learning of it by phone. This marks the mayor’s third elopement in the family.
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Wilmington
New York
Gertrude Emily Gaynor
Mayor Gaynor
Del
William Seward Webb
Fifth Avenue
Gertrude Gaynor
Rufus W. Gayfier
Maria Grofi
New London
Conn
Chicago
May Queen
Rufus
Edith Augusta Gaynor
Harry K. Wingut
Baseball scores and local election notices in one page
American League results from Cleveland and Chicago to St Louis and Boston feature varied scores and multiple battery lines. The National League games include Philadelphia, New York, Pittsburgh, Boston and St Louis with several close outcomes. Also listed are Tri State League results and a slate of candidate announcements for Frederick County offices in Maryland with multiple parties.
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Washington
Harkness
Sunth
Gray
Walker
Usia
AL Wetton
Detroit
Athletics
Lively
Covington
Stanage
Coombs
Lapp
St. Louis
New York
St Louis
Quin
Blair
Brockett
Sweeney
Lake
Hialey
Stephens
Chicago
Boston
Buttries
Collins
Wood
Rummaker
Scott
Wale
Sullivan
Athletic
Washin
National League
Philadelphi
Pulla- Melpusa
Memeyie
Archer
Humpuries
Steck
Doom
Pittsburg
Wiltse
Raymond
Myers
Steele
White
San
Brooklyn
Cinccinnati
Bauer
Htucker
Bergen
Smih
McQuitten
McLean
Hoxton
Batteries
Golden
Bresnahan
Brown
Tier
Raridan
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Warrighuis
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Woodsboro
Chas. T. Fagan
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POR State's Attorney
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Heagey
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George Tt. Lomerack
Whit
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George R. Dennis, JR
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Scott S. Welty
Fredenck County
James A. Jones Maritatm
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