Plan for Primaries Complicates Governorship Fight
Harmony Republicans plan early preparations for the upcoming governor race while Democrats foresee trouble. State central committees will meet in June to set dates and interpret the new primaries law. Republicans favor mid August to dispose nominating by September, while Democrats expect friction and potential third candidates amid Baltimore politics and looming intra party tensions.
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Prof Surface Warns Against Spraying Blooming Trees In Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania zoologist Prof A Surface cautions against spraying trees or plants while in bloom. He warns spraying during bloom harms bees and fruit set, urges post bloom spraying, and emphasizes cooperation with nature to aid pollination and crop yield.
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Manhunt for unifier sought to mend divisions
Communities seek a figure who can align rival groups and resolve ongoing tensions. The intended leader would reconcile factions, coordinate joint efforts, and stabilize local affairs amid growing discord. No candidate named. authorities emphasize decisive action and inclusive outreach.
Wrestlers Crantene Connors to clash at Diamond Night
Two wrestlers Crantene Connors, recent winners, headline a two falls out of three bout at Diamond Night Rink in Frederica Wednesday night. Lloyd Jeffses will referee. bell to start promptly at nine.
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Washington
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Commission government and European standards in city rule
The piece traces the origin and spread of commission government from Boston to New Orleans and Galveston, arguing it embodies European style elected councils with concentrated authority. It discusses referendum initiative recall and civil service as add ons, praising vigilant citizenship as key to reform.
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Oregon
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Des Moines
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League of American Municipalities
Chicago educator pushes peace song as potential national anthem
Dr. J B Mc Farheh, president of Chicago Board of Education, urges replacing patriotic hymn with a peace oriented national anthem. He proposes a prize for a composer and says Chicago should start the movement, focusing on easy to sing music and universally applicable lyrics. He favors revering existing anthems while exploring a new peace inspired option.
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New Lime Industry Hydrating Plant To Open In Maryland
Maryland advances in lime production with a model hydrating plant planned at Potomac quarries in Sandy Hook District near the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. A second plant will follow. the venture, cost around 40,000 dollars and 50,000 tons yearly output, aims to raise state wealth through hydrated lime used in building and fertilizing trades.
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Rib Broken By Fall At Store Project
Henry DeGrange of North Bentz stract is confined to the house with a broken rib from a fall while erecting an ice box at J W Summers & Sons store on South Market street last week. He struck the counter with his side and only grew ill Saturday, when Dr J M Good man diagnosed the fracture. He is recovering well.
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J W Summers & Sons
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J . M. Goodman
News of the State Penned in Wartime Style Notes
Notes of news across Maryland and nearby areas recount elections in Montgomery county with 40 Democratic candidates for 13 offices, a will leaving estate to a widow, a fire destroying timber in Howard county, a pastor election in York Pennsylvania, and efforts to secure a speaker for Antietam’s May 20oration. Also covered are drouth problems affecting farmers, a grand lodge Elks gathering in Atlantic City, and local political debates over the governor race between Gorman and Lee.
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