Etchison Gains Ground in Sixth District Race Says Report
Frederick County Democrat H. Dorsey Etchison shows surprising strength in the Sixth district per a Baltimore Sun survey. Opponent State Senator Fred N. Zihlman faces a tougher race, with Montgomery and Frederick counties shaping the outcome and Garrett and Allegany counties presenting potential hurdles.
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Congress
H. Dorsey Etchison
Frederick County
The
Baltimore Sun
Marsland
Etchison
Fred N. Zihlman
Cumberland
Zihlman
Lewis
Frederick
Zihiman
Z Ihman
Garrett
Speicher
Sneicher
Atlegany
Washington County
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Allegany
Arthur Willard
Brunswick Water Plan With $65,060 Cost Proposed
Engineers Norton Bird and Whitman submitted a Brunswick water report to the water commission. They recommend an enlarged supply at an estimated cost of 7180.70 and a plan to bring water from three Virginia springs and Weber springs near Knoxville, with a 3,000,000 gallon reservoir at about 65,060 dollars. A modified plan was urged for mayor and council approval.
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Whitman
Brunswick
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Water Commission
Virginia
Weber Springs
Knoxville
Man Struck by Auto in Braddock Heights Incident
A pedestrian named B McPherson from Hagerstown was struck by an auto driven by Matrice Coblentz near Braddock Heights on Wednesday night. He suffered head injuries requiring stitches and was taken to a hospital. the driver reported the accident to the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles.
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B. McPherson
Hagerstown
Matrice Coblentz
Braddock Heights
VP Pierson
Aide
Vrefpack City Hospital
Cob Fentzaid
Coblents
EO Austin Baughman
Pardon Application and Local Movements Mentioned
Aspiration for Harry Wallen's garden appears in a pardon note showing Freder ik's sentence for a lee seat seor. the Governor may consider Mallen's case after September. Centerville travel notes mention Meo and VMre E Stanies Roslus of Hd etoan leaving for Centarcamte. Mr Rosle, formerly at Boys High, and Mrs Bowls secure Centreville lodging. A strange ad promotes Cham berian Tablets aiding appetite and digestion.
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Frederik
Correcben
Mallen
Centerville
Meo
Vmre
Mr. Haugh Buys Home in Frederete County
G Haugh, clerk of the circuit court in Frederete county, purchases a brick two and a half story home on DI avenue extended from Edward J. Zimmerman. The residence features hardwood floors and modern conveniences on a 42 by 17 foot lot with garage. possession begins April 1 1917. Zimmerman also buys a suburban villa on Villa Estates Fourth street extended from Spencer C Stull, a brick two and a half story house on a 200 by 290 foot lot with modern conveniences. contract calls for conveyance April 17.
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Kl G. Haugh
Fréderete County
Markwood D. Harp
DI Avenue
Edward J. Zimmerman
Mr. Haugh
Zimmerman
Spencer C. Stull
Villa Estates
Fourth Street
Big Week at Brunswick Firemen Rally and Carnival Plans
Brunswick to host a firemen's week with a grand rally and Reynold's Great Shows at City Park for the local fire company. A potential trainmen strike could shift the carnival to Raschall Park. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fears crowds near its property near the shops. Governor Harrington and State Road Commissioner Fosko surveyed routes, with the group visiting West Munster and Littlestown. Carroll County officials eye buying the turnpike. Grayson Ho Mercer brokered a land transfer in Yellow Springs for Tom D Van Bossen of Camden, who plans to build poultry houses after Oct.
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Reynold
Freed
Frederick
City
Lecal Fire Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Raschall Park
Inspecta Turnpike
Emerson C. Harrington
State Road
Frank Fosko
Westmunster
Littlestoun
Wr Zouck
Sikesville
Ellicott City
Grayson Ho Mercer
Oroker
Eaid
Mary Tamner
Yellow Springs
Tom D van Fassen
Camden
New Jersey
Vanbossen
New Postoffice For Leesburg
The Department of Justice to condemn land at Teesbure Virginia for a new Leesburg postoffice site. The parcel fronts 100 feet and runs 141 feet deep, totaling about one third of an acre.
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Leesburg
Department of Justice
Teesbure
Railroads oppose eight hour workday seek commission review
Rail executives warned that an eight hour day without punitive overtime would raise costs by about sixty million dollars annually and jeopardize railroad solvency and national transportation, urging a presidential commission to study the issue before any changes. Leaders argue the matter affects public welfare and requires orderly arbitration rather than unilateral action.
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Board of Arbitration
Sajing
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