Deadlock Hovers Over Gorman Lee Primary Fight Details
Amid legal wrangling over the primary law interpretation the contest of Senator Gorman and Senator Lee edges toward a possible convention deadlock. Counties shifted delegates under old apportionment and experts debate whether a 125 vote convention tie exists. New counts from Somerset and Garrett reinforce Lee leads while Talbot and other counties show differing delegations. Governors Crothers and party leaders await further reports as potential fraud probes loom.
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Lee
Mr. Lee
Caroline
Garrett
Harford
Queen Annes
Queen Anne
Gorman
Allegany
Democratic State Central Committee
Crothers
Senator Gorman
Somerset County
Garrett County
Talbot County
Caucas
Somerset
Democratic leaders hold brief conference in senator’s office
Senators John Walter Smith and Arthur P. L. Goran met with Emerson Harrington and Chairman Murray Vandirer of the Democratic State Central Committee for a short conference in Senator Sualis’ office, discussions likely on party matters.
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Ence
John Walter Smith
Arthur PL Goran
Emerson (. Harrington
Murray Vandirer
Democratic State Central Committee
Sualis
Man claims life on 26 cents a week in New England challenge
Middletown Massachusetts resident George B Ward, age 74, declares he lives healthily on 26 cents weekly and dares anyone to compete under any conditions. He says his diet centers on oatmeal peanut butter and crackers, and he walks 15 to 20 miles daily to stay fit while challenging rivals to a match anywhere anytime.
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George B Ward
Middletown
Mass
New England
Ward
Taplin
Smitler
Wil Gusranteer
Among the Sick In Salisbury and Frederick City Hospital
Mr William Aamen of Woodsboro who was operated on in Salisbury improved and can walk. Mr Frank Swope taken from 21L Maple Avenue to Frederick City Hospital with typhoid fever is improving very much.
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William Aamen
Woodsboro
Salisbury
Frank Swope
Maple Avenue
Frederick City Hospital
Holiday Bank and Post Office Schedule Notice
Monday is a legal holiday and banks will be closed. At the post office wireless service will operate from 7 to 9 am. Telegrams and parcel collections will be made, with two collections and one delivery.
Death by own action reported by The News New York
Report from September 2 2001 states a person named Garrison connected with Cory muted Steel Bar Ca St Louis shot self to end life. Details are sparse but indicate a suicide. The brief notes the act occurred in connection with the involved entities and individuals listed.
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the News
New York
Jel FE
Garrison
Cory Muted Steel Bar
Louis
Dan
Offer of 30000 Dollars to Fight in London
Special Dispatch reports from New York that on September 2 20 1 Matt Wells received a 30000 dollar offer to fight Packety McFarland or Ad Wotlgast in London. The piece notes the unusual sum and the international venue.
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New York
Matt Wells
Fign Packety, McFarland
Ad. Wotlgast
London
Seven Fishermen Drowned After Steamer Crashes
Special dispatch reports the steamer Philip Minch crash into a fisherman's launch in Metunee Bay near Toledo on September 2 resulting in seven men drowning. Fishermen from the local crews were identified as missing and feared dead. Authorities launched rescue and inquiry into the collision.
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Toledo
Philip Minch
Fisherman's Launch
Metunee Bay
Aviator Cummings Dives 1500 Feet, Saved by Ship Crew
In Dorchester Bay on September 2, aviator Jos. FL Cummings plunged 1500 feet after a cylinder head blew on his monoplane. The cutter of the revenue ship Gresham rescued him from drowning, escaping serious injuries.
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Squanton
Mass
Jos
Cummings
Dorchester Bay
Cutter
Gresham
Two Aviators Die In France Monoplane Collision
Nantes witnesses report Captain De Camine falling from a great height and dying instantly after an air accident. Lieutenant Roth perished when a monoplane burned after the crash. The scene drew onlookers as men across the street raised a building on jacks amid the chaos.
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Nantes
France
de Camine
Lient
Trolly
Roth
Withie
Sas
Pat
Witlie
Puck
Auto dealers tour Detroit to inspect Studebaker plants
Mr Jdubn o H Grove of thin oey agency sails Monday for Washington to join two party representatives visiting Detroit. The Studebaker Corp and its plants will be shown, with Pullman trains bringing dealers and managers. Expenses covered by the company. two days in Detroit aim to thank and acquaint dealers with company services. About 2500 attendees expected. 10,000 units to be produced this year. visitors will tour plants and be treated to a memorable visit.
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Jdubn O H. Grove
Thin Oey
Beal 2
Washington
Detroit
Studebaker Corporation
Booae FF Fuetories
Sypweisel Pullin
WM. Mo Mlanders
Alockt
Detroi
Fir
Dap
Nile
Caporation
Doctor advises weekly tobacco abstinence to reawaken taste
A well known doctor from the New York American suggests that men quit tobacco for one day each week to reset the senses and curb the habit. He argues this break improves taste and increases satisfaction when resuming smoking, while noting risks of dependence and health harms from continued use.
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New York American
Children Present Princess and the Pixies Play by Sunshine Club
The Girls Sunshine Club of Clarke Place staged a one act show The Princess and the Pixies at Tres and Mrs J V Gale residence. It featured young actors Cornelit Ross Ruth Durrew Catherine Durrew Mary Tlifenstein Margaret Mout Dorothy Ruth Antionette Gale and boys Richard Dutrow Jr Francis Keefer Richard Ross Jr under Mrs Worace W Clarke guidance. Proceeds from the event benefited the Girls Sunshine Chair.
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Sunshine Club
Tres
J. V. Gale
Clarke Place
Clarke Viice
Piaies
Thal
Worace W Clarke
Missea Cornelit Ross
Ruth
Catherine Durrew
Mary
Amy Tlelfenstein
Margaret Mout
Borothy Ruth
Antionelte Gale
Owner and tenant clash over wheat on Richfields farm
Major ER Y. dsborough seeks injunction to force delivery of the wheat crop near Lausanville and adherence to the farm agreement. Defendant plows and sows wheat, pastures a clover field, and has been ordered to quit by April 4 1917. Court grants temporary injunction with five days to dissolve. Auctioneer sold 296 acre Peterstille farm at $84 per acre to Mrs Mary D harles.
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ER. Y
Dsborough
Kirst
Albert S. Brown
Galiighorenugh
Stoner and Weinberg
Harper
Nvst
K. Harper
Charles S. Hutter
Court House
Josephus Ho Unarler
Emory L. Voblonta
Milton Garner
Peterstille
Mary D.harles
Slur Attack Reporter Sentenced in Hagerstown Riot Incident
The Hagerstown newspaper reporter Jim Marsan, described as colored, was sentenced to one year in the Clause of Correction after a free time assault during a riot in progress. Marsan was reporting on street unrest when he was struck by Mason and two other white men. No witnesses to prove the charge were found.
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Hagerstown
Jim Marsan
Sterday
Mason
Ty Alten Gm
Why Women Suffer Cure Promised by Dean's Kidney Pills
Frederick women learn the cure for suffering from kidney ailments including backache dizziness and nervousness. Testimony from Mrs William Abrecht cites relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at local stores. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York and other dealers. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Prederick
William Abrecht
Pat HK Orl
Dec
United States
Doan
Frederick Railroad Directors Meet
Directors of the Frederick Railroad Company held a morning meeting and transacted only routine matters.
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The
Frederick Railroad Company
News of Churches Hours and services around town
Sunday church notices list services at Church of the Brethren United Brethren First Baptist Grace Reformed Methodist Episcopal Trinity M E All Saints P E Evangelical Lutheran Evangelical Reformed Presbyterian Gospel Mission and Braddock Heights Song service Details include sermon topics Lord's Supper dates and Sunday school times with pastors named for each church and special revival and weekday prayer meetings across the week.
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Church of the Brethren
Hyharmnele ‘Phere
R. A. Nedrow
All Saints P. E. Church
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Papa Kennedy
Alexandria
Degree Murder Service and Sunday Notices in Local Churches
Paul Geidel and the morning service at the M E church in New Market are announced for tomorrow. Sunday school at Sedleysville is set for 9 15 tomorrow morning. Rev John J Rives will preach at Flint Hill tomorrow at 3 PM, and Rev E E Us Lamar preached at Yellow Springs yesterday at 2 PM.
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United Brethren Church
E. H. Hummelbaugh
First Baptist Church
Alonzo D. Winters
Ariel
All Life
Grace Reformed Church
Ell. McLean
Amertere Xedvation Army
Ninth Market Street
Oeloeck
Welock
Everhart
R. T. Atwell
M. E. Church
New Market
Sedleysville
John J. Rives
Flint Hill
EE. Us. Lamar
Yellow Springs
Army Horse Rabies Victim at Camp Ordway
Lieut George M Landis District Guards horse died with rabies symptoms at Camp Ordway. Dx Jogin K Mohler Bureau of Animal Industry found abundant Negri bodies in the head. The bureau will investigate to trace the disease source and determine where contracted.
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George M. Landis
Camp Ordway
Jogin K. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Dye Mobler
Iis Bureau
Jlifleary
Landis
Mohler
Frederick
Hand Through Window Pane in Car Incident
Motorman Siammond Gross raised a Jefferson car window yesterday when his hand slipped and broke through the pane, cutting an ugly gash on his wrist.
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Siammond Gross
Delaware Captain Cited Over Near-Miss With Panther
Washington September 2 Captain Charles Gove of the battleship Delaware, a veteran with over thirty years in the navy, was summoned by Rear Admiral Tugo Osterhaus to account for practice shots that nearly struck the repair ship Panther. The incident involved shells fired at the San Matias target, with the Panther mistaken for the dismantled target seven miles away.
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Washington
Charles Gove
Delaware
Tugo Osterhaus
Panther
Tan
New Pampolire
Captain Cove
San Matcos
Dangers Near Wires Halt Frederick Balloon Flight
Frederick aviator Elmer Jacobs faced repeated troubles during amateur balloon attempts. Gas can ignition near a fire and wind gusts forced rope restraints to fail as spectators fled for safety. Despite near misses with telegraph wires, Jacobs plans to resume once winds subside.
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Elmer Jacobs
Jacobs
Frederick Aviator
Neill Hilprecht
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Aviators
William EL Smti
Charles T. Pagan
Joan Grove
Major Goldsborough
Mr. Harper
News OF Churches
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. H. Lamar
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Trinity
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses
G. Rupp
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Gospel Mission
Lambert
West Patrick Street
Bible School
Heights
Braddock Heights
Adolphus Fearnake
Gospel Mission Chapel
Apel Mission
Winchester
American Salvation Army
M. A. Castle
Paul Geidel
American Press Association
Camp
Ordway
Gove
Veler Bela
Macerka, “Haat i
Halve Alexian
Roberts
Aleddey
March
Irving So Kiser
American Foundry Manufacturing Co
Motter Bros
Central National Bank
Market and
Church Streets
Frederick City
Fisher
A. Brown
Sec
É&& Treas
Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
General Assembly of Maryland
William H. Hogarth
Markwood D. Harp
Aadeig
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Angers
B. E. Kepner
Robert A. Kemp
H.S. Landis
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