Senator Smith backs Colonel Schley for Maryland governor
State Tax Commissioner Colonel Hechavan Schley is endorsed by U S Senator John Water Smith, a long-time ally, as the Democratic gubernatorial candidate. Smith singles out Schley as capable and loyal, while other leaders favor Senator Gorman and still others weigh bids from Brown and Lee. Talbott remains noncommittal as party unity efforts begin amid travel notes and expectations of a Schley-led campaign.
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United States
John Water
Smith
Hechavan Schley
Hagerstown
Schley
Sennator Smith
Gorman
Frank Brown
Blair Lee
Sehley
Tenimau
Lightonar
Colonel Schley
Senator Smith
Csty
Lee
Montgomers Talbott
Sheriff: Horse Not Stolen from Westminster Last Night
Sheriff Cames reports no horse theft in Westminster last night and believes the thief may head toward Frederick County. The horse is described as bay with a white foot and a star on the forehead. Deputies across the county are alerted to watch for the animal.
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Sherif Cames
Westminster
Frederick County
Borrowing H. Toy Cars Spark Dispute in Washington Star
A garbled Washington Star fragment shows Mr Chuggins warning against borrowing H. Toy. The text suggests a tendency to cut borrowing chances and mentions cash for an automobile. The readable lines imply a discussion of financial limits and asset use.
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Chuggins
H. Toy Ash
Washington Star
A Desirable Colonial Model For Home Builders
An attractive design featuring birch floors on the first story and pine to repaint on the second. The dwelling spans 28 by 30 feet with a full basement. Construction cost exclusive of heating and plumbing is $3400. Plans and specifications available by arrangement through editor Glenn L. Santon.
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Glenn L. Santon
News Of The State Local Items From Across Maryland
A roundup of Maryland news items notes Memorial Day observances at the Naval Academy and St. Johns College, a new cornerstone laid for Cambridge First Baptist, and Jumberland City Mall plans. A Maryland agricultural cadet corps targets Stump Tech, and price damages from the Eastern Shore drought may reach 31 million.
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G. AR
Crishelg
Fedvalsburg High School
Naval Academy
St. John's College
Annapolis
Jr. GO U. A. M
Thomas J. Shryock
Grand Lodge of Musons
Maryland
Jumberland
New City Mall
New Theories Upset Old Views On Heart Failure
Dr James Minzie of New York challenges accepted ideas on heart failure from his recent Oliver Parfrey lecture at the Naval College of Physicians in London. He argues that valve damage can cause long term heart trouble without immediate health decline and that rare missed signs mislead patients into fearing imminent death.
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James Minzie
New York
Oliver Pharpey
Naval College of Physician At
London
Mackenzie
Tong Hfe
Des
Authen
Ile Nores
Highest Priced Fur Could Clear Farm Mortgages
Consul Deedmeyer of Charlottetown reports the pure black fox pelt tops fur prices. A Prince Edward Island breeder sold one flawless skin for 2300, with average pelt prices ranging from 460 to 509. Fox farming has grown for about 20 years and may become a profitable industry across North America north of latitude 43. The black fox is rare, with London auctions showing only 64 midwinter pelts this year. Foxes mature in eight to nine months, fur best December to February, at ages 2 to 3 years.
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Consul Deedmeyer
Charlotttetown
Canada
Prince Edward Island
London
North America
Maine
Vermont
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Power of Suggestion Shows Medical Letter Mix Up
A physician recounts how a clerks fear of a dire diagnosis prompted a near fatal reaction after a mistaken letter. The doctor had mixed up envelopes, sending the life‑or‑death notice to the wrong man. The patient with good health recovered quickly, while the other man, warned of impending death, sought mountains and remained in decent condition years later.
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Nioe
Guy
Ine
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Jacob Ghingher
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Regular Army
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Burton Constructon Company
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