Maryland Wet and Dry Campaign Finances Detailed
Reports filed in Towson show the wets spent 105593.37 and the drys 48176.70 for Maryland campaigns including Baltimore city and county. About 6600 contributors supported the dry fund with major gifts from Home Defenders, Anti-Saloon League and local associations. the wets spent heavily on newspapers and advertising with 50134.80 in Baltimore papers.
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Maryland
Baltimore City
Towson
Francis Norris, Jr
Henry 8. Dulaney
Baltimore County
Norris
Maryland Brewers’ Association
Distillers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Maryland Hotel Men’s Association
Baltimore
Home Defenders’ Association
AntiSaloon League of Maryland
Anti-Saloon League
Jonethan K. Taylor
William F. Cochran
Daniel Baker
Henry S. Dulaney
T. W. Baker
William Grecht
Mra
C. McComas
J. D. Baker
J. M. T. Finney
G. W. Baker
Frederick County
Frederick City
Charles E. Hudson
J. Travers Thomas
Henry A. Hahn
Jacob Engelbrecht
Dr. E. R. Miller
William Wedge
Samuel Strickland
Robert Adkins
John Pleasants
Lelia Gray
Mrs. Adkins
Mrs. Nash
Ermie Wansel
George Herbert
David Bowle
Bodily Housekeeping wit th Water Meals
Dr Samuel Hamilton argues drinking water with meals aids digestion and health. He cites Cannon Grutzner Paviov Fowler Hawk and Dr Pierce and promotes Anake to dissolve uric acid linked to rheumatism backache and other pains. Readers are advised to drink water before meals and use Anake for uric acid issues, with outdoor exercise.
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Samuel Hamilton
M. D
Cannon
Grutzner
Paviov
Fowler
Hawk
Pierce
Surgical Institute
Buffalo
X.Y
Randown
Possiet
Federal incorporation debated by rail executives in Washington
Washington November 25 The rail executives advisory committee urged federal incorporation as a solution to many problems before a joint congressional committee. Thom testified the government could ban interstate rail work without federal charters, while noting stockholders knew regulation could follow. Taxation should stay with states and government ownership unlikely to hinder. A reader note mentions a Woman's Magazine concert and Yellow Springs band plans for Thanksgiving.
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Washington
Mery
Joint Congressional Committee
Thom
Francis G. Newlands
Joint Committee
Congress
Frederick County Gift of Gold Honors Mrs Neel
Frederick county residents presented Mrs Rudd T Neel with a $200 gold gift and a hand painted Old English framed testimonial in appreciation for work toward the county going dry. Mrs Neel’s reply expressed gratitude and a wish to use the gift in service, noting the heartfelt support from Frederick Maryland friends and the blessing of their prayers.
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Frederick County
Rudd T. Neel
Frederick
Mira
Neel
W.h
Frederick Tn
Remarkable Kidney Trouble Healed by Dreco
Mrs Snyder describes a severe kidney ailment with back pain and foul smelling urine. After taking Dreco, she reports rapid relief within a week, normalization of urine, and absence of morning taste. She plans to complete a second bottle, insisting Dreco cured her problem. Advertisement claims widespread success and urges readers to get Dreco from Pearre's Pharmacy.
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Mrs. Snyder
Sam
Pearre
FLE STATEMENTS OF ELECTION COSTS IN COUNTY RACES
Campaign finance reports show planks from Republican and Democratic county committees, with totals around 17 774.84 spent for the November 7 election. Key donors include A M Wood H H Maulsby August T Hrost Dr B O Thomas C F Baughman and H Dorsey Etchison.
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Millard N. Nagp
Republican County Central Committee
John W. Humm
Democratic County Central Committee
Louis C. Etchison
H. Dorsey Etchison
Congress
VO. P
Galen I. ‘Tait
State Central Committee
E. Lee Shaw
Allegany County
Alban M. Wood
A. M. Wood
H. H. Maulsby
August T. Hrost
B. O. Thomas
C.F. Baughman
Mr. Wood
J. Hubert Wade
Democratic State Central Committee
Josh I Baker
Will'am G. Baker
Humm
County Central Committee
Democratic National Committee
Wood
Wilbur W. Marsh
National Committee
Accused of Killing Daughter to Stand Trial
Douglass Shipley a Montgomery County farm laborer under murder indictment for his baby daughter Sarah Elizabeth Shipley will face trial in Rockville Circuit Court on Wednesday. Defense by John A. Garrett plans an insanity plea. Eighty five defense witnesses and 32 for the prosecution have been summoned.
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Douglass Shipley
Montgomery County
Sarah Elizabeth Shipley
Rockville
John A. Garrett
Gerard and Lansing Confer on Sumacine and Belgian Situations
A Washington report notes a conference between Gerard and Lansing discussing Sumacine and Belgian matters. Ambassador Deorand and Secretary met to outline preparations for actions involving Belgium, with mentions of fuel concerns and allied communications.
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Washington
Deorand
Vosee
Adios
Gert Geran
Marriage 7 Weeks Failure Appeals for Partial Divorce
After a marriage of about seven weeks Mrs. Cornelia Kline Englar, through attorney Leo Weinberg, applies for a partial divorce from Joseph W. Englar. They wed October 10, 1916, by Rev J O Wrightson. Allege abandonment and lack of support. Maglar resides at Key Mar, Englar employed in Frederick.
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Cornelia Kline Englar
Leo Weinberg
Joseph W. Englar
J. 0. Wrightson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maglar
Key Mar
British refuse safe conduct for Austro-Hungarian envoy
London reports Foreign Office has refused to grant a safe conduct to Count Adam Tarnowski von Tarnow, the new Austro-Hungarian ambassador to the United States. The British government cites excessive actions by Austrian and German embassies abroad, justifying withholding consent for travel to posts. Tarnowski was to succeed Dumba, withdrawn at U.S. request over activities in America against the allies.
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London
Foreign Office
Adam Tarnowski von Tarnow
United States
Diet squad gains as members add pound or more
Chicago November 28 The weight loss program run by Dr John Dill Robertson and his squad at the health department hall shows the twelve participants who live on roughly forty cents daily gained a total of thirty pounds four ounces since the experiment began last Wednesday Each member gained two pounds or more Dr Robertson says the test aims to show wage earners’ cost of living challenges rather than a happy medical outcome The Russian government controls prices for medical prescriptions is mentioned as context.
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Chicago
John Dill Robertson
Health Department
Bisa
Robertson
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
Advert shows Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for gas heartburn indigestion and sour stomach. It claims relief in five minutes with one fifty cent case enough for the family and urges purchase from any drug store.
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Pape
Dairying Costs Probed in Frederick County
Rexford G Tugwell of the University of Pennsylvania surveyed Frederick county dairying to compare production costs with milk prices. He found farmers claim it costs 25 cents a gallon to produce milk but cannot show figures or records to back the claim. He noted dairymen do not keep accounts properly and cannot give precise production costs.
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Frederick County
Rexford G. Tugwell
University of Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Tugwell
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Scout Plan for Marathon Aid Directors Meeting
A special meeting of scout masters assistant scout masters and patrol leaders from city troops will meet at the Y M C A tomorrow at 730 pm to organize scout participation in the Thanksgiving morning marathon race at 930 o'clock. Deputy Scout Commissioner Lewis Moberly called the meeting which is expected to draw about fifty scouts to provide first aid and direct the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Moberly
Address by Dr Wehler at YMCA service next Sunday
Dr Charles E Wehler from Hood College will address the religious service at the YMCA next Sunday afternoon. A special musical program is being arranged for the occasion.
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Wehler
Charles E. Wehler
Hood College
California Syrup of Figs Ad Warns Against Counterfeits
A vintage advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It claims quick relief for constipation, colds, and stomach issues, urging buyers to request the genuine product and beware of fakes. It states a 50-cent bottle contains dosing guidance for all ages.
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California
California Fig! Sump Company
Public Sale of Frederick City Real Estate
A public sale by the agent for the owner will be held at the Court House door in Frederick City Maryland on Saturday December 9 1916 at 11 oclock a m. The property is a lot on east Fourth Street fronting 25 feet and depth about 150 feet with a two story frame dwelling and store room. Terms include a 200 deposit with balance in 60 days and deed given to purchaser. Possession April 1 1913. Rent from Feb 1 to purchaser. Giatsn H Mercer agent. Anov 25 28 Dec 2
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Court House
Frederick City
Mary- Jane
Fourth Street
Freder- Maryland
Giatson H. Mercer
Agarn. Anov
Lewis Walter
Hiram J. Grove
Maryland
William P. Maulsby, Jr
Zaid Lewis Walter
Frederick County
Frederick Courts
Walter
Thomas H. Myers
S. T.H
Lewis Walter Ty
John J. Vanforsen
Liber & T. HL
Pearrt
Public sale of Frederick County real estate and personal effects
Executor announces sale under will powers and Orphans Court order on November 21 1916 at 10 am located at 120 West Fourth Street Frederick City Maryland. Real estate includes a two-story brick dwelling with yard and alley access. Personal property includes furniture, carpets, dishes, bedding, and household goods to be sold for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgianna Broiner
Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
Wii
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Farmer’s Campaign Report
Evangelical Reformed Church
M. E. Church
T. Y. Conway
G. Duvall
U. A. Lough & Gon
Chester Clem
Alm. Ray
Francis Paxon
Girls’ High School
Harvey Zimmerman
Frank CC. Norwood
George A. Dean
William G. Zimmerman
Mine Nannie Young
BE. H. McBride
Rhoads
O. P. Turner
C. E.burger
Rev. J. A. Ditzler
B. H W. Murdoch
Snook
Thomas A. Chapline
W. M. Howarth
Oliver C. Warchime
Noah E. Cramer
Thomas H. Haller
George M. Gittinger
George W. Shoemaker
R. Shaw
W. D. Zimmerman
TB. Sappington, Jr
Paul Willard
Irving S. Riser
Claude S. Hahn
Charles A. Opel, Jr
F. B. Nicodemus
Guy Clackston
J. N. Clary
Lewis Kintz
Milton Keefauver
John S. Ramsburg
A.C. McCardell
Charley H. Hothenhoofer
J. C. Hendrix
Wiliam H. Blentlinger
George Nederick
Charles Miller
Albert Routzahn
Harry Ebert
Glenn H. McGregor
W. F. Snyder
Harry Steiner
W. G. Greenwalt
John Ed. Schell
Amon Urner
Ernest Helfenstein
P. H.C. Birely
J. Fred
Notnagle
John G. Crawford
H. L. G. Kieffer
W.B. Fisher
C. A. Gilaon
Edgar Mc. Cardell
George A. Everhart
BE. K. Moore
1. M. Motter
A. A. Lough
FP. L. Stone
Chas, Mathias
Horner Bros
E. V. Crumpacker
S. F. Brown
H. 8. Felton
Lewis Rice
John L. IM. Green
R. S.J. Dutrow
Victor Matken
J. J. Bielfeld
Charles Seeger
C. Herman
Henry Abbott
A. G. Bourne
Frank Suman
Dr. T. ©. Forrester
Hammond Clary
Robert Bennett
L. F. Anders
Cephas Zimmerman
J. Murray Cronenburg
Henry K. C. Fox
C. FE. Cline
H. A. Hahn
H.C. Smith
F. Davis
Medora Mantz
Albert Pearce
W. KF. Filler
J. H. Gambrill
J.M. Goodman
J. M. Radcliff
A. A. Radcliff
George T. McCleary
William D. McCleery
M_ A. Buckingham
A. EB. Fishas Kemp
James H. Jarris
D. Baker
C. B. Coht
Dr. Hendrickson
Jos . J. Carty
Ryana
U.S
Yellow Springs
Adv
Resulta
A. T. Neel
Lord Jesus Christ
Frederick Maryland
Expressman
Blerdt
Pie Bettom
Luzerne Ave
Balto
Marie Fred" Talbott
Moreney
Talbott
W. OH. Lawrence
Charles J. Coady
Charles W. Main
F. N. Zihlman
Republcan
Jesse D. Price
Linthicum
Gerard and
Lansing
Beautifulia
Aeain
Yeni
Ivof Frederck
Fuiles
Margaret U. Neel
Mrs
Cornelia Kline Englar Raske
Tuberculosis
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Alder Anderson
The
Tuberculosis Association
R. G. Shanklin
Anderson
Shanklin
U. S
East Fourth Street
Isin Ohio Valley Oil Co
Alde
West Fourth Street
Georgianna Brelner
Ren
Truney
Erick County
B. Crame
Harvey R
J. H. Bussard
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