Campaign Finance Report Details Regent Election
The article outlines Democratic and Republican campaign spending in Frederick County for the recent general election. Democratic receipts totaled about $5,652 with expenditures around $4,238. GOP receipts were about $4,411 with expenditures near $4,200. It lists numerous individual contributors to both parties and notes expenses for autos, workers, printing, and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Edward J. Smith
S. Elmer Brown
F. Ross Myers
A. LeRoy’ McCardell
William M. Storm
Lee Ranneberger
Russell E. Lighter
John W. Holter
Frank M. Stevens
Roscoe P. Brown
Charles W. Smith
Lewis F. Lochner
George D. Smith
Frank W. Mish
William C. Howard
Edward P. Thomas
Henry P. Mussetter
Glenn H. Worthington
Isabelle K. Daniels
David C. Winebrenner
Charles W. Summers
Isaac G. Waltz
EK. Austin Baughman
Samuel G. Duvall
William J. Grove
Helen A. Baughman
J. Goulg Myers
Bernad O. Thomas
Charles J. F. Miller
R. Bruce Afurdock
Charles B. Staley
J. Harry Kennedy
Alton Y. Bennett
T. Poole Jones
Geo. Edward Smith
Noah B. Cramer
Charles R. Holter
August T. Brust
Carlos M. de Garmendia
Albert
Schroeder
George J. Ross
D. Guy Thomas
Hammond Clary
Mary S. Manisby
Robert L. Warfield
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Harry J. Leichert
J. Harry Grove Sr
Theresa K. Ross
Robert KE. L. Putman
Roy
James H. Gamibrill
W. Clinton MecSher
J. Windsor Williams
John §. Newman
D. Princeton Buckey
Charles Wertheimer
Robert A. Bennett
Michael, Passaro
Ezra D. Hoffman
Paul L Payne
Robert A. Kemp
George & Burck
James H. Grove Jr
Charles T. Butcher
E. Charles Reno
Leslie N. Coblentz
Richard Potts
Blanche
Ross
William E. Miller
Eleanor Johnson
Eli G. Haugh
Charles M. Roat
Charlies H. Buits
Wiliam J Kepler
Thomas A. Chapline
Archley R. Molesworth
Maurice D. Sliter
Harry E. Chapline
William C. Roderick
Geo. Edw. Myers
Irving S. Biser
Ira C. Hout
James R. Fogle
Charles S. Huffer
Charles C. Martz
John D. Kelier
Frank ©. Norwood
George Y W. Shoemaker
Homer D. Keyter
E. L. Root
Edgar T. Mercer
Walter E. Sinn
Thos. A. Chapline Jr
C. D. Hightman
Hammond Urrer
D. Charles Frook
Grant Hooper
Lewis F. Befauver
Grayson E. Palmer
A. H. Etzler
Mary M. Chapline
Edgar H McBride
Emory C. Crum
Geo. M. Chapline
Edwin K. Markell
A. D. Willard
HH. Xoel Haller
Wm. W. Doub
Win. O. Wertenbaker
N. T. Stout
Rosenour Jr
L. B. Winebrewer
Charles Sexalof
Gerson Rosenour
Walter E. Sionale
Anderson H. Eizler
House of Delegates
Geo. Edwers
Republicans Expenditures and Donations Tallied in Maryland Campaign
Unofficial report filed with Maryland court records shows the Republican State Central Committee spent $46,957.44 and received $46,971.64 in contributions before the November election. Major donors included Mulliken, Weller, Mathias, and Fink among others. largest expense item was $10,084.45 for newspaper advertising. Also notes canal revival hopes as trustees report funds from waterpower revenues cover claims and may resume operations when cargo justifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
W. Harry Haller
Republican National Committee
Republican Senatorial Committee
Addison EB. Mulliken
Charles McC. Mathias
O. B E. Welles
C. T. Opel, Jr
Thomas H. Haller
H. G. Fink
T. ©. Dupont
E. G. Baetjer
B. F. Calladay
Abe Fink
Daughters of the American Revolution Tea at Court House
Frederick Chapter DAR held a 2 30 pm meeting in the Court House with tea at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Readings by Eli laugh on the Stamp Act Repudiation and talks by Mrs. Francis H. Markell and Edward S. Delaplane. Tea followed in the hotel dining room. Postscript notes New York stock market rise aided by bullish impulses amid holiday optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Tas
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Court House
Francis Scott Key
Eli 4.Laugh
Francis H. Markell
Daughters of the Revolution
Edward S. Delaplaine
Lawrence Everhart
Sons of the American Revolution
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Consistorial Conference Postponed to December 7
The Consistorial Conference of the Reformed church in Frederick city and county has been postponed from November 29 to December 7 at Grace Reformed Church. Rev. Chalmers W. Walek remains pastor and the program and dinner hour stay unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church of
Frederick City
Grace Reformed ¢Ehurch
Chalmers W. Walek
Tax on liquor not repealed by prohibition law court rules
The Supreme Court ruled that internal revenue taxes on the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors were not repealed by the federal prohibition law. The decision, issued in Washington, clarifies tax status in relation to Prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue
Supreme Court
Board Tightens Frederick Dog License Enforcement
Frederick County Commissioners vow strict enforcement of the state dog license law. With about 7,000 dogs in the county only roughly 2,100 licenses issued, authorities warn owners to secure licenses by December 6 or face arrest and penalties. Conviction penalties range from fines to imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
N. Dorsey Etchison
Etchison
General Publc
General Assembly
Commissioners Expenses Revealed for County Year
Auditors report shows the Board of County Commissioners spent 12 459.82 during the fiscal year underbudget by 40.18. Five commissioners list salaries mileage and total pay ranging from 1539 to 1552 dollars with clerk and attorney salaries and minor misc expenses totaling 936.52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
John W. Holter
Roscoe P. Brown
Lewis F. Lochner
Frank M. Stevens
George D. Smith
R. Bruce Murdoch
Charles J. F. Miller
H. Dorsey Etchison
Vanderbilts in New Annulment Effort in Rome
New York press reports Mrs William K Vanderbilt seeks annulment of her 1899 marriage to the Duke of Marlborough. The Rota Tribunal in Rome reportedly granted annulment due to coercion, but the decree is being withheld amid publicity. Vanderbilt in Paris and husband in New York deny knowledge of the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Society
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Duke of Marlborough
William K. Vanderbilt
Rotal Tribunal
Supreme Court of the Catholic Church
Rome
Beatrice Baskerville
William Vanderbilt
Rota
Marlborough
Paris
Virginia Fair
Tate
United States
James G. Fair
Ireland
Vanderbilt
Miss Fair
Nerman Qelrichs
Thomas Francis Murphy
Qelrich
Newport
Father Murphy
Herman Celrichs
$100000 Gift Or A Bribe In Fall Doheny Trial
Washington reports the $100,000 gift from Edward L. Doheny to Albert B. Fall dominates the early stage of their conspiracy trial. Prosecutors view the payment as integral to the Elk Hill lease scheme while the defense calls it an advance to an old friend aiding a financial squeeze.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Owen J. Roberts
Doheny
Elk Hill
Frank J. Hogan
Hogan
Honolulu
Japan
Fall
We Public Service
New Mexico
Dr Baylor to Leave for Park View Baptist Church
Rev Dr W H Basior of Baltimore has accepted the pastorate at Park View Baptist Church in Portsmouth Virginia. Dr Baylor will begin at the new charge around the first of January. He was born near Norfolk and previously led Calvary Baptist in Portsmouth from 1883, graduating from the University of Richmond then Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in 1897. He has lived in Baltimore for twenty nine years serving Grace Baptist and the State Mission Board and Maryland Baptist Union. He preached in Frederick and is well known there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor
W. H. Basior
Baltimore
Marrjand Baptist Union Association
Park View Baptist Church
Portsmouth
Bazlor
Norfolk
Hic Bret
Caltarr Bar List Church
University of Richmond
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Grace Baptist Church
Catroline and
Preston Streets
State Mission Board
Maryland Baptist Union Associaan
Frederick
Bride and Groom Used in Dry Law Bust in Maryland
A bogus bride and groom in a Just Married car aided Carroll County authorities in closing down speakeasies. Woodbine hotel proprietor A. J. Keating pleaded guilty in Westminster Circuit Court to selling liquor, fined 256 dollars plus costs. County efforts have yielded twenty one convictions. seventeen more cases are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Maryland
A. J.keatire
Woodbine Hotel
Carrell County
Westminster
D. C. Smart
Baltimore
Keating
Cailer
U S Wins Suit Against Carpenters' Trust
Washington November 23 The United States won a Supreme Court case against manufacturers contractors and union carpenters in Chicago on charges of criminally violating the anti trust law by restraining interstate commerce involving mill work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Fta
Chicago
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Library fund gains highlighted at Frederick County meeting
A bi monthly Frederick County Library Association meeting reported 725.01 raised toward a 1000 target for the year campaign. Librarian Mary Newman noted 1608 books circulated from November 1 to 22 and 22 new subscribers, with 5704 volumes on shelves and new books purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
County Library Association
Alss
Mary Newman
Miss Newman
Willard
Parsons Newman
George R. Dennis, Jr
Emma Newman
Eleanor H. Tull
R. 3. Dutrow
Albert &. Brown
A. Kemp Keefer
Lille Keller
Emma
George BR. Dennis, Jr
Eleanor Heel
J. D. Hendrickson
Bertha Trail
D. T. Ordeman
Finger Prints Not Those Willie Stevens Hall Mills Case
Finger print experts testified that the card print found near Rev Edward Hall’s body and Willie Stevens’s print do not match. Navy expert J H Taylor said the two fingerprints are from different people, while state experts previously identified the card print as Stevens’s. Cross examination continued into the next day.
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Somerville
N. J
Edward W. Hall
Willie Stevens
Hall-Mills
J. H. Taylor
U. S. Navy
Henry
Frances Stevens Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Mr. Hall
Hall
Navy
Taylor
Alexander Simpson
DeRussey
Canadian railway workers vote for strike
Montreal November 25 AP reports Canadian railway trainmen and conductors voted overwhelmingly to strike rejecting the bargaining board's war rate demands. The vote underscores labor tension with railway leadership and government agencies amid wartime transport pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canadian Railway
Codnetarapave
Acc
Berra
Fixing of Sales Prices Upheld by Supreme Court
Washington reports the Supreme Court upholds fixed sale prices for patentees in the General Electric case. Also noted is the election of Mrs. Jesse P.B. Anders as secretary of the Hoffman Orphanage auxiliary at Littlestown, Pa, during the combined executive boards meeting at the Richard McAllister Hotel. The item ends with a fragment referencing Hana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington
General Electric
Jesse PB. Anders
Hoffman
Littlestown
Richard McAllister
Berenger declines renewal as ambassador to United States
Paris reports Henry Berenger refused renewal of his post as ambassador to the United States. He sent a letter stating he went to Washington to negotiate the debt settlement and that he fulfilled the mission entrusted to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Henry Berenger
United States
M. Berenger
Washington
$26,824 Pledged For Hospital
Division O reports show a hospital fundraising total of $26,824 with C. Thomas Summers as chairman, David C. Winebrenner and Leslie N. Coblenz listed among organizers. The item notes early results and community support in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Thomas Summers
David C. Winebrenner
Sra
Leslie N. Coblents
Campaign workers raise 26824 for Frederick City Hospital drive
Frederick city hospital fund volunteers reported 26824 in the first intensive campaign total toward 130000, aiming to reach 50000 by tomorrow. About 130 workers attended a luncheon at the Francis Scott Key hotel and teams competed for pennants with Team 10 leading in dollars and Team 1 in subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Francis Scott Key
Rotary Club
R. Carl Maxwell
Gienon
Garber
Charles D. Shafer
New Court House Doors Replacing Heavy Antiquated Ones
New outer doors installed at the Court House match the old size but are lighter and easier to use. The Civil War era doors are moved to the basement. Architect C Frederick Bowers supervised measurements and preparation, awaiting winter to install.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
C. Frederick Bowers
Bowers
Lumber Co Employee Urges Removal of Herman Mock
Considerable sentiment against the old doors has been heard for some time. Jacob Rotrback has been one of the foremost advocates of removal and has appeared before the board to urge action.
Sixteen Imprisoned in Canadian Mine Feared Dead
Calgary reports sixteen miners trapped at McGillbray Creek mine near Colemav Alta with two bodies recovered. AP dispatch notes conditions followed by word that all may be dead, as rescue efforts continue amid fears for trapped workers.
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Calgary
Alta
McGillbray Creek
Colemav
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Cumberland
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W. K. Vanderbilt
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U.S
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Berenger
America
Hospital Campaign Daily Report
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William B. Lebbers
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E. D. McCain
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