McNulty claims fraud in Baltimore primary defeat
Democratic candidate Tom McNulty contends he was cheated of the sheriff nomination by machine politics in Baltimore. He cites precinct returns, plans to publish evidence, and possible court action to open ballots and seek a recount, with lawyers weighing contest viability and legality.
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W. Beck
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Lee Concedes Gorman Nomination for Maryland Governor
State Senator Clair Lee has conceded the nomination to Hon. Arthur P. L. Gorman and will extend congratulations after delaying his formal post. A Baltimore statement is anticipated, signaling Lee's acceptance of the primary verdict and return to state politics while opposing the current party leadership. A Democratic leaders conference in Baltimore will map the state convention strategy as Gorman led the state by 37 votes beyond Baltimore County totals.
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Raising late chicks and managing their health
Late season chicks sell cheaper than spring and face higher disease risk. Keep them in a shady yard with clean soil, dust for wallowing, and ample clean water. Dry feed only, with water separate, and near the house for safety from rats and hawks. Use small dry foods first, then grain as they grow.
Ladies Mission Society Meeting at Walters Home
The Ladies Mission Society of the Doubs MoE church held its monthly meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles F L Walters on Friday night. Rev William Anthony led the prayer, followed by the opening hymn Seed of the Every Hour. After minutes and roll call, dues were collected and the group adjourned to meet October 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs William C Null.
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Charles FL Walters
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J. Myrtle Blessing
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William C. Null
Gotch and Hackenschmidt Set For World Title Bout
In Chicago at American League park this afternoon Frank Gotch world champion and George Hackenschmidt ex champion meet on the mat for the second time. Both are reported in fine condition with Gotch at about 200 pounds and Hackenschmidt around 220. Their first bout on April 3, 1908 ended with Gotch the winner as Hackenschmidt later claimed poor condition and fatigue.
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Army Officer Recruitment Ad Promises Rapid Commission
Wraoted-High School graduates and college men aged 21 to 37 are urged to apply for second lieutenants in the army with salaries from 1800 to 2000 annually. Chief of Staff General Wood notes vacancies from June, with examinations starting September. applicants must show good references and education, with emphasis on a civil service path into the Engineer Corps or other branches.
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Planning For the Future Includes Suburbs of Cities
An essay from the London Saturday Review argues urban growth requires integrating suburbs into planning. It warns that towns attract populations from countryside, creating congestion and unsuitable expansion. The piece urges proactive, centralized urban design with open spaces, preventing chaotic growth and rebuilding cities with thoughtful rings and green areas.
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Fighting Glen Echo Mayor Quits Firefight for Good Government
Louis Witkowski, mayor of Glen Echo, resigns after clashes with the Garret controlled Town Council. He cites inability to cooperate and will relocate to Kensington in Montgomery County while retaining Glen Echo property. Residents of Kensington invite him to move there.
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Kensington
Fragmented Travel Snippet Signals Minor Advertorial Tone
A Pittsburg Post fragment notes a short Geneva stop and an hour to spare for sight or a luggage label. The snippet ends with an ad cue about cooking positions in The Newa, hinting at classifieds or notices in the periodical.
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Geneva
Pittsburg Post
Opening of Lemon Hill religious rally draws 10000
Actor-evangelist Robert Downing led the non sectarian Lemon Hill rally at Fairmount Park Philadelphia as the annual assembly opened yesterday. The Philadelphia Inquirer described the event as the largest day in ten years with seats filled before the start. Downing spoke on acting for God urging a Christian life, recounting his shift from theater to faith.
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Fusarium Wilt Threatens Tomato Crops At Illinois Experiment Station
A University of Illinois study confirms spraying does not stop Fusarium wilt in tomatoes. The disease causes sudden wilting, brown wood in stems, and can kill plants before fruiting. It survives in soil, making crop rotation and fresh soil from uninfested areas essential. Avoid soil transfer on tools or footwear to prevent spreading.
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University of Illnois
Prize Wall Paper Sale Promises 40 Percent Reductions
A hardware store announces a fall sale offering about ten thousand rolls of wall paper at 40 to 70 percent off from September 5th to December 5th. Shoppers receive a sealed envelope with a numbered ticket for a chance to win a prize, drawn when the envelope seal is opened on Tuesday morning after the sale ends.
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