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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1914

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2

Maryland Returns Reflect Senate Edge For Smith And Local Races

Maryland voters kept Senator John Walter Smith in the Senate with a sizable plurality as Republicans gained seats in the House. In the Sixth District Sydney E. Mudd defeated Rich A. Johnson, while Garrett and Cecil counties stayed dry in liquor referendums. Baltimore approved sewerage and harbor loans, and statewide results hint at a slimmer Democratic majority in Congress, with early tallies showing about 25 seats.

John Walter Smith Congress Maryland Republian Col J. C. Carrington House of Representatives Sydney E. Mudd Rich A Johnson Hanse Jesse D. Price Pabec F Talbott Thad Charles P. Coady Z. Charles Linthicum David J. Lewis Ues Price Mudd Garrett County Carroll Cecil County Allan McLane Dempsont Wen John S. Laser Baltimore Harford House United States Reen Y York House of Rep New York State

County Vote Rejection of Amendment Shows Mixed Support

The county narrowly rejected the amendment with a three to one vote against its passage. Baltimore city voters split strongly, with 42,448 voting for and 15,140 against. Voters statewide demonstrated mixed momentum, reflecting regional divides on the measure.

Baltimore Cits Genera Princip

250 Ballots Spoiled By Marks On Blank Line

The election officials report 25000 ballots invalidated for marks on blank lines across districts. Questions center on voters marking the line for Athiman and a blank under the U S Senate list. Officials note the error affected ballots in multiple precincts and may have altered turnout estimates.

Ted Euld Congress Tao Athiman Zilnan States Senate Robert W. Stevens Labor Manny Py Fogeo Cuito Ata Mnes Owoth

Mullenix Seeks Clerk of Court Nomination

Local well known car dealer L L Mullenix announces candidacy for Clerk of the Court in Pretedek county as Democratic contender. Though no others confirm, a strong following is noted, with nominations in the works ahead of the fall election.

V. Moochuts Pete O Tal Thodeas Newarth Alea Democrats Malinix Frederick

Carrington Defeated Candidate Reaction in State Election

Fragmentary report shows Carrancen defeated in a U.S. Senate race with mentions of Baltimore and five counties voting patterns. Text recalls reactions and expected postings, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.

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Governor Receives Election Returns in Brief

The governor was informed of the election returns submitted by his private secretary. The message summarized results from the recent voting and documented the official tally before public release.

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County Result Surprises Frederick and Carrollton Rally

Frederick city supported Congressman Lewis by a 103 vote margin, boosting Democratic gains amid a statewide swing. Carrington defeated Smith in the county by 352, while Lewis carried the county over Aspen by 17. Zihlman trailed in Allegany and Garrett, with Montgomery County aiding Lewis to a 1024 edge.

Frederick Carrington Lewis Smith Zihiman Aspen Montgomery Couty Washington County Zichimon Allegany Garrett Frederick County Congress Hato Iso Democratic Party Lewi Frederick City Smart Lobe Straus Straus Lee Liquor Iealers Association Zihlman Atlegany Congo Wagaman Republican Party Rendare Siavetia Toweser Zrhimnan Miletans Repubican Abich Ant Cave Leais Cartimston Coats Louis Fredericks Warner Othe County FF Goodsth Republican County Central Committee Repubicans Republica Zihlman Condihle Tooowereote Lewisworth Col KK Austin Baughman Democratic County Central Committee Congresman Lewis Semitor

Third Term for Lewis Defects Republicans in District

Former miner Lewis wins a third consecutive term in the U S House of Representatives from the Sixth district. He defeated Dr Warner Jr by about 6000 votes after last fall defeating Charles Wasaman by a large margin. Lewis rose from coal mining to law, studied by miner’s lamp, and was admitted to Cumberland Bar before serving in the State Senate.

Osterday Congress Lewis House of Representatives 1. Warner, Jr Charles D. Wasaman Overrow O Wai Cora Cumberland Bar State Senate

St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism

An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless liniment that relieves rheumatism and neuralgia by topical application. It claims most cases need no internal treatment and urges readers to obtain a trial bottle from a druggist, asserting widespread past cures.

St. Jacobs St. Jacobs Oil

Vinci Cod Liver and Iron Tonic Endorsed by Mother Superior

Mother Superior at Rosary Hill Home Hawthorne N Y extols Vinci cod liver and iron tonic for recovering strength among the sick. She recalls a frail patient who after a month on Vinci regained color and vitality and urges others to try the remedy with a money back guarantee from Williamson druggist.

Rosary Hill Hawthorne N.Y Vinci M.alphonsa Lathrer C.5. D Merita of Vinci Williamson

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