Ballot predictions split as parties urge big vote in state
County chairmen of Republicans and Democrats predict victory in Frederick county and statewide races. Republicans expect to carry the entire ticket with Weller and Goldsborough favored locally. Democrats forecast full ticket wins and continued county support. Banks closed tomorrow. election day market schedule begins at 4 AM.
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Repub
Charles F. Goodell
Republican County Central Committee
Frederick County
Goldsborough
Weller
Columbus Kemp
Samuel A. Lewis
Charles T. Fagan
John W. Holter
Samuel D. Thomas
Agattine Strongzer
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Ballot Page Details For County Election Tomorrow
Tomorrow's ballot measures two feet six inches long and one foot seven inches wide with ten largest votes in years. Five parties appear Republican Democratic Socialist Prohibition and Labor. One candidate is unopposed Hannay C Crap for County Surveyor. Four constitutional amendments to vote on. State offices include State Senator House of Delegates Clerk of Court Register of Writs State's attorney and three judges of Orphans' Court. Two County Commissioners Sheriff and County Treasurer also elected. Polls open in the county at Frederic 8 o'clock and close at 6 p.m.
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Hannay
Foltosime Coty Ponitiona
Ie House of Defegates
Hegister
Wits
Orphans’ Court
Sherif
Frederic
W. G. Grimes
Grimes
Cobrentz
Conard
Witeshew
Pagan
Smith
Fagan
Cramer
Neidiz
Padgett
Ton
Shussard
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Nelson
Wachter
Brust
Bussard
Belt
Hargett
H. D. Kefauver
Wertenbaker
R. G. Molesworth
Remsburg
D. Kefauver
Molesworth
John C. Castle
Ausherman
Jas. P. Harris
W. O. Wertenbaker
Asia
Lewis
Pennis
A.D. Willard
Willard
Stewart Annan
John W. Holter
Stevens
Mohter
Harm
Lighter
Pear Te Vollecces
Whitmore
Cash Laker
Mumford
Goldsborouch
Gouldsborouch
Armory crowds hear William Knowles Cooper sermon
The Armory packed for the YMCA service as William Knowles Cooper of the Luang Men’s Christian Association DC spoke on Religion a Vital Factor in American Life. He traced religion from colonial origins to Lincoln McKinley Wilson era highlighting Christian leadership and national fate.
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Armory
Clurch
Ys M.C. 4
William Knowles Cooper
Luang Men's Christian Association
Washington
America
George B Hintton
Cooper
John Quincey Adams
Lee
Jackson
Davis
Lincoln
McKinley
Wilson
Lloyd College
George Edw. Smith
Roger Harleys
Hallowe'en Party At Kemp Hall By Statev Sisters
The Misses Statev of East Second street hosted a Hallowe'en party Saturday at Kemp Hall. Guests wore costumes and masks and a crepe de chine handkerchief prize was won by Miss Kathryn Payne in a peanut hunt. Attendees included Margaret Long Katherine Lons Winifred Snyder Mary Snyder and others plus Clara Schaefler of Burkeys and visiting relatives.
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Hallowe’en
Statev
East Second Street
Hallowe'en
Kemp Hall
Katherine Payne
Margaret Long
Katherine Lons
Winifred Snyder
Mary Snyder
Margaret Elkins
Tawline Staub
Sophie Wilson
Genevieve Smith
Katherinne Payne
Ruth Helfenstein
Virginia Frazier
Alieine Frazier
Laerare' Payne
Edna Me Vbee
Virgina James
Clary Smith Grove
Nan Gilbert
Elizabeth Apple
Isabel Iouck
Mav Pulman
Manan Zereler
Cora Staley
Jazbeth Staley
Rebecca Staler
Pet Pigeon Dies in Go Alica Kiine Home
Reddie Clayton reports a valuable homing pigeon from Go Alica Kiine died at 15. The bird, beloved as a pet, was sold several times but always returned home, and its loss will be greatly missed by the household.
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Reddie Clayton
Go Alica Kiine
Study of Figures in Past Elections
An examination of past election results for Frederick County offices and legislators. It reviews votes for Clerk of the Court and Register of Wills, Sheriff, County Treasurer, and delegation to the House, noting party controls, margins, and notable candidates from 1903 to 1912 with brief summaries of subsequent elections and local office trends.
Big Vote Expected in Frederick County Polls Tomorrow
More than 10,000 men are expected to go to the polls to cast ballots. The total registered vote in Frederick County is 13,424, with Republicans 22.0, Democrats 198, Prohibitionists 0, and Progressives 0. The record shows gubernatorial ballots in prior years top 19,693 in 1911, 1,084 in 1907, and 10,497 in 1903.
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Frederick County
Republicnms
DoChnod
Weeveae
Night School Opening for Boys at Boys High School
Final arrangements have been made to open a free night school for boys at 7:86 this evening at the Boys High School. Subjects include reading writing arithmetic spelling grammar practical government and bookkeeping with extra classes as demand requires. Ample instructors are provided with J C Biehl Prof Stull Prof Bowlus and Millard Rice serving, and enrollment tonight is urged for proper divisions and systematic work.
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J. C. Biehl
Stull
Bowlus
Millard Rice
Vote Suffrage Tomorrow in New York Polls
New York voters face a tight decision on woman suffrage with leaders fearing a defeat but hoping for victory. Democratic and Republican figures expect the suffrage amendment to lose though not by Jersey levels, per the National Association. Predictions cite a large defeat likely, with estimates placing opposition majorities around 70 to 100.
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Nepublican
Jersey
National
All In Woman Suffrage Association
Ivand
Thnois
Worida
Waina
ESS
Kente Kr
Neonsin
Aratha
Moen
Maryland Voters Pass On Four Amendments In High Stakes
Voters face four Maryland constitutional amendments including home rule referendum taxation classification and parole and indeterminate sentence. The Home Rule proposal would allow Baltimore City and counties to form local governing bodies under legislative grants to ease local governance and reduce state burden. The referendum lets the public vote on state wide acts. local measures may be held in abeyance pending elections. Classification for taxation would permit property to be taxed at differentiated rates by class. Parole and indeterminate sentence aims to affirm constitutional validity of modern corrections practices.
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Maryland
Baltimore City
Stae
Secretary of State
Succes
Attorney moved offices to Court Street from Church Street
A professional card notices removal of attorney at law from 124 West Church Street to 117 Court Street. The new address continues at the former suite of Dr. Franklin B. Smith. September date appears garbled.
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West Church Street
Court Street
Cuplec
Franklin B. Smith
SeptiidiyaweFis
Atleene
George E. Teennats
Franklin 1 Smith
Sentitd&winen
Woman Convicted Seventeen Times Acknowledges Flaw
Fragment from a court scene notes Mary Moselle admitting 35 prior theft convictions. Magistrate comments on her record and Mary's wry reply that no woman is perfect. The text then shifts to a St Johns College student Stubert Bowers spending weekend at home and returning.
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Mary Moselle
Mary
Home Journal
Stubert Bowers
St. John's College, Annapolis
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Harrington
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Big Concern
John Mitchell, Jr
Washington, DC
Morris Iron and Steel Company
Frederick
Pacific and Eastern Steamship Company
Albany
Orient
Qachive
Clara Schaefler
Burkeys
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Howers
W .W. Catshall
Young Peoples’ Branch
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East Church Street
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Rockwell Terrace
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Market ST
Frederick, MD
Florida City
Pennsylvania
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Kissimmee
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Central Trust Building
Emory C. Crum
Ficot City
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Kepner & Smith
North Market Street
Chichester
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Ant Bert Ghicheeter
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House of Dede
Walter Enelamt
Thomas
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