Ballot layout described for Maryland election tickets
The article details ballot markings for a Maryland election showing President and party tickets, senatorial and congressional candidates, constitutional amendments, and electors. It explains the arrangement of Democratic Republican Socialist Third and Labor tickets, plus space for eight electors and sample ballots for voter guidance.
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Hinde
Bellator
Congrésaman
Tal
Lickel
Socialiet
Williamn
Robble
Hawking
Baltimore
George D. Iverson
Allegany County
Republican
Constitutional &Monument
General Assembly
Baltimore City
Sald Clty
Tckset
Cohgreraignal
Smith Wins Cup In Weekly Target Practice Event
Deputy Automobile Commissioner Charles AV. Smith of this city won his second silver loving cup within a month at the weekly target practice. He scored 145 with revolvers attached to the office of Automobile Commissioner Austin Raughman at Saunders' Bane. Commissioner Naughé man, last week’s gold roving cup winner, was second yesterday with 142. Deputy Commissioner Nelson A Bonora of Frederick also scored in the event. The shots were fired at stationary and bobbing targets. Smith’s initial four shots hit near a 25-cent piece area but he faltered on bobbing targets.
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Charles AV. Smith
Austin Raughman
Saunders
Nelson A Bonora
Frederick
Baughman
Lighting system samples arrive for city project
Three unit samples from the General Electric Company Massachusetts have reached here for testing. Charles J. Reeder of Baltimore and a representative are expected in Frederick in the next few days to try the samples before general improvement work begins. The plan is to push completion as soon as possible.
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Eity
Charles J. Reader
Baltimore
Reeder
Frederick
General Electing Company
Massachusetts
County Fines Report From Maryland Motor Laws
Fines collected from Maryland violators last week totaled 8044 dollars with Baltimore counties contributing most. Frederick county records include several motorists cited for speeding, no registration, reckless driving, and horse drawn vehicle offenses. The list names individuals and fines such as F King 80 dollars for excess speed and W Riordan 5 dollars for cut-out open headlights?
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Maryland
Baltimore
Frederick
Liberty
New Market
Tls
Mobile
Frederick—Ifors
Dulaney
F. W. Hippler
A. D. King
A.D. King
Mark Oraf
John McCormick
Meenso
Charles J. Morgan
P. N. Obryon
J. TS Rogers
K.J. Winebrewer
C.F. Sauer, Jr
Frank Wilama
Frank Walaa
Liberty M. G. Fenga
J. J. Hammond
L. I Clover
Leonard Ingham
G. C. Wilkinson
G. C. Wilkson
J.’ Hammond
F. J. Uammond
J. J. Kregle
W. J. Riordan
Tarvey Rippeon
Congressman Lewis to Speak at Brunswick Citizens Meeting
Congressman Lewis and former FTC member David J. Lew, 43, will address a Brunswick citizens meeting Saturday night at 7 30. The gathering, open to all parties, will be held at the Ted Men’s hall or the Opera House and will discuss the League of Nations.
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Lewis
Brunswick
David J. Lew
Federal Trade Commission
Brung [Wir
Ted Men
Opera House
League of Nations
Quint To Elect Captain For YMCA Basketball Team
A meeting is set for tonight at 7 30 in the YMCA auditorium to elect a captain for the YMCA basketball team and discuss the season. All interested players are urged to attend.
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Y. M. GA
Yoom
GG. A
Witness Collapses and Dies in Court During Testimony
Henry Moser, a surveyor from a rural area, collapsed and died on the witness stand during a $500 damages suit over a boundary dispute between James and Vernie Huizal and Hanne. The verdict awarded 50 cents to the plaintiff, determining the boundary line in favor of the Huizals. Moser’s death, the first in a local courtroom, occurred after a moment of composure as he testified. He had prior similar attacks and was carried to the sheriff’s office before Dr. Conley pronounced him dead.
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Henry Moser
Phisic
Stout
Dafenige
Harty
Hoga
James
Vernie ‘Huizal
Moser
E. G. ‘Haugh
Borenan
Paul ‘J. Mahoney
Mr. Mahoney
H. Kieffer DelLauter
Marlon
Moberly
Nim
Sheriff’s Ofice
Chas. H. Conley
C. C. Carty
Hanne
Sl. Kieffer de Tauter
Athan‘at
Wood
M. G. Urner, Jr
Reno
Har
Parents donate skin and blood to save son in hospital ordeal
A Sebring Ohio family endures a severe explosion injury to their son. The mother undergoes anesthesia for a skin graft using a strip from her leg while the father donates a pint of blood. Doctors report the graft may aid recovery as the boy fights for healing and returns home.
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Harold
Agnew
Sebring
Ohio
Joby Agnew
Emaitaburg
Young Agnew
Harry” Agne
Mrs. Agnew
Stricken on Road as Rider Suffers Indigestion
Emmanuel Jacobs, of Walkersville, collapsed in a wagon on the road near Frederick Pike while returning from Walkersville district. He suffered an acute indigestion attack, was found unconscious in the wagon, carried home, and regained consciousness later that evening with no apparent ill effects. Albert Wiles and Charley S&S Noack assisted. Dr J H Hedges attended.
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Albert Wiles
Charley S&s. Noack
Emmanuel Jacobs
Jacobs
Wiles
North Market Street
J. H. Hedges
Walkers Ville
Walkersville
Frederick Pikes
Ceresville
Middletown Armistice Day Parade Planned
Middletown plans an Armistice Day parade inviting ex servicemen of Midgetown Valley to join the celebration. The event aims to be the county's largest, with Victory medals to be distributed and floats from local organizations. Speakers will follow the parade at the Reformed church with committee members listed.
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Middletown
Evehart
Midgetown Valley
G. A. Mt. Knights of Maccabées
Wondmen, Jr. G
U2. M
Schdal
Reformed Church
Inter
Earl
WG Kevler
Leslie Ny Cohyientz
G.C. Rhoderiek
A. Ry Romsburge
Virgil Ww. Doub
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