Debate Over Maryland Constitutional Convention
The Maryland General Assembly plans a statewide vote on whether to call a constitutional convention in the coming election. If approved, a convention could draft a new constitution, with subsequent decisions on adoption or rejection by the people. Former Attorney General John P. Pos opposes a convention, arguing no urgent revision is needed and citing cost and disruption.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
John P. Pos
Controversy Over Nature Fakir Draws Mixed Views
Contemporary comment from The Ear notes Dr. Long’s end of a nature fakir debate with a meandering tone. A Baltimore Son area item cites a ten percent of vingas in Ohio as failures, leaving a comfortable margin of sapplose in the state.
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Dr. Long
Baltimore
Uis
Ohio
Reform Talk Echoes From Court and Legislature
A Baltimore American quote urges quiet at home and time for trust amid Wegner perjury conviction, suggesting commission to probe his mental state. The Baltimore News notes Wagner’s career tests magistrates and appeals to legal reformers. The Transytown Record laments legislators’ delays on the measure and critiques advisers influenced by private concerns.
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Wegner
Wagnor
Toko
Baltimore News
Meludes of Merriness and Scatological Trials
A collection of humorous quips and misheard lines from newspapers. Jokes touch on politics, honest truth, wedding trials, and college mischief with playful wordplay and regional humor. Notable bits include references to Ohio, Washington, and Georgia themes.
LOYALTY IDEALS IN WARSHIPS AND AMERICA
In Brooklyn readers hear Longfellow and see a poetic note on May. Portland argues Day must wait for Chancellor Day. Grand Rapids notes Roosevelt's league pass. small boys dream of presidency. Two Japanese cruisers Takuba and Chitose sail from New York. loyalty praised, desertion by British navy cited as costly.
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Takuba
Chitose
North River
Hampton Roads
Japan
Almontapy Navy
Moments With the Muse and The Sower’s Dialect
A mixed verse feature presents two pieces: a formal, reverent meditation on trust and purpose in God and human striving, and a dialect poem celebrating simple joys and companionship. The latter recalls a neighborly voice, praising daily life and the warmth of community.
Y M C A opens Brunswick building for B and O workers
The Baltimore and Ohio Y M C A unit at Brunswick was formally opened with crowded ceremonies last Saturday. An afternoon program featured a Frederick Orchestra, singing, prayers, and remarks by Y M C A and railroad officials. Evening events included speeches by B and O leaders, entertainment by local performers, and a reception with refreshments. The three story structure on Potomac Street cost about $15,000 and houses offices, lounges, a bowling alley, and guest rooms.
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Layton
Immigrant Bureau to Take Unsold Maryland Farm Help
United States Immigration Commissioner at Baltimore offers to turn over detained immigrants lacking funds or addresses to the Maryland Immigration Bureau. The plan assigns them to stable farm work, hoping some will stay and bring friends for similar positions, despite many likely moving on.
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Louis T. Wale
United States Immigration
Baltimore
William T. P. Turpin
Maryland Immigration Bureau
Wels
Adde
Marriage Invitations For Miss Marie Aura Harbin Maguire
Mrs Jennie A Harbin of Washington has issued invitations for the marriage of her daughter Marie Aura Harbin to Mr Thomas F J Maguire. The ceremony will be held Saturday June 8 at 9 30 a m at St Patrick s Catholic Church Washington.
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Washington
Hau Zen
Marie Aura
Thomas F. J. Maguire
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Dunkards Debate Neckties and Hats at Conference
A standing committee of the Duotard National Conference in Los Angeles urged members to avoid neckties and fashionable hats while not making it a requirement for membership. The body may yet consider a stricter rule before the session ends, possibly barring neckwear for entrants.
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Roman
Dorlothiess
Los Angeles
Funerals Held for John T Moore, Mrs Busan R Thomas, Brantin Vasille
The funeral of John T Moore was held at his East Bonth home with Rev EB Me a2 officiating. Pallbearers named including six sons and relatives. interment at Mt Olivet. C Osrty served as funeral director. Mrs Busan R Thomas funeral was from Ophos M Thomas home in Springdale near Bookeystown with Rev Atvilie Conner officiating and interment at Mt Olivet. O C Onriy was director. Brantin Vasille a native of Anstein Hungary died recently. funeral held at W H B Etchison rooms with Rev John Pan Tyler officiating and interment at Mt Olivet. W H B Etchison served as director.
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John T. Moore
East Bonth
EB. L
Busan R. Thomas
Ophos M. Thomas
Mount Olivat
O. C. Onriy
Brantin Vasille
Anstein-Hungary
W. H. B. Etchison
Brodswick
John Pan Tyler
Ab. Olivet
Disputed ballots shift mayoral race in primaries
Chairman Charles P. Levy of the city executive committee examined 31 disputed ballots from the Democratic primaries. He found 21 should not be counted for either candidate while 6 would go to Mayor Smith and 4 to Mr Bohell, increasing Smiths majority by 8 if voter intention were accepted.
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Smith
Charies P. Levy
Ohairman
Bohell
See the ring of 81.50 Ladies' Oxforde
Excellent value for the money at USEB s 78 Market Street Frederick Md offering many children s oxfords and bandala items.
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Useb’s
Market Street
Frederick, Md
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