Baker Weighs Governor Bid Amid Maryland Race
Joseph D. Baker of Frederick emerges as a strong booster for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Baltimore Sun notes Baker’s deliberate stance and past public service, while outlining Maryland’s factional contest with Gorman backed by the regulars and Crothers or Lee leading independents. Baker stresses duty over ambition and details his business and farming interests as facets of his public life.
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Maryland School Juniors Beat Frederick High in Pitchers Duel
The Maryland School Juniors defeated Frederick High School 9 to 4 in a tight baseball game. Zeigler pitched well for Frederick, allowing seven hits with four strikeouts, while Foxwell fanned nine for the Juniors and yielded nine hits. Key plays included a three-base hit by Boyle and multiple stolen bases as the Juniors pulled ahead in the sixth.
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Frederik Lodze Moose Initiation Draws Large Crowd
Frederik Lodze Loyal Order of the Moose held a well attended initiation of thirteen candidates. Speakers James Crum Charles F. Godell and John Fo Kre praised benevolent work. After the meeting, members adjourned to Buffalo restaurant on West Patrick Street for a banquet. The lodge reports growth in membership and activity.
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Order of the Moose
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Charles F. Godell
John Fo Kre
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Buffalo
West Patrik Street
Johnson Twins Committed to Maryland Colored Children's Home
Laura and James Johnson five year old twins of Lewis Johnson colored of Burkittsville were committed to the Maryland Home For Colored Children in Baltimore by Deputy Sheriff Hauer. Iola Johnson, also in the custody of Miss Bentley, is being placed in a home. The parents were deemed unable to properly rear the children. The News subscription noted.
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James Johnson
Lewis Johnson
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Baltimore
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Hauer
Iola Johnson
T Vears
Miss Bentley
Notes of News From Across Maryland Yesterday and Today
Notes report minor items: Bow ie appointed post master at La Plata. Cardinal Gibbons visited Mount St Agnes College. Johns Hopkins training school students and nurses graduated. Easton bonds sold to Baltimore financier. large Washington County high school class graduated. Jesse Kelley convicted of second degree murder in La Plata. bloodhounds bought by George C. Rock for JImnan training. Baltimore man burned in vat at Westport plant. ambassadors and officials invited to Cardinal Jubilee in Baltimore. coroner investigates Lena Sullivan poisoning near McDaniel. light rain near Easton. Talbot farmers suffer from drought. Smithsburg church to build parsonage. Seventh Day Adventists and Jews protest Johnson Sunday Bill. slight rain hurts Somerset strawberry crop. Crothers possibly renominated with Smith support. Marygomery will case verdict pending will execution details.
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Baltimore
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Easton
William C. Crawford
Washington County
Hagerstown
Jesse Kelley
la Plata
George C. Rock
Tomstown
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Westport
St. Michaels
Charles K. Caulk
McDaniel
Talbot County
Methodist Episcopal Church of
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Crothers
John Walter Smith
Talbott
Blair Lee
Sarah Ann Gardner
Marygomery
Four candidates enter Carroll County State's Attorney race
Four Democratic bar members announce plans to seek the Carroll County nomination for State's Attorney. Michael Elias Walsh leads the pack, followed by Edward Q O Weant, former State's Attorney George O Brithart, and Charles O Clemson, once of Frederick county. The notice ends with a promotional line about The News.
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Michael Elias Walsh
Edward QO. Weant
George O. Brithart
Charles O Clemson
Frederick County
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