McNulty allege fraud in Baltimore primary loss
Demerra candidate Tom McNulty says he was cheated of the sheriff nomination in Baltimore city. He cites a precinct where he reportedly received no votes officially but claims 21 voters swear they supported him and saw ballots miscounted or discarded. He plans legal action to seek a recount or contest, and will press authorities with evidence from the Twenty third ward precincts as lawyers advise.
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Tom” McNulty
Ty Bangsters
Baltimore
McNulty
Albert Hughes
Hughes
Twenty Third Ward
Orlock
Tom
Bim
Lefae
Blughes
Tie
Circuit Court For
Kent Counts
W. Beck
State Senate
Garrett A. Foxwell
Sir McNalty
Lee Contest Is Off In Maryland Governor Race
State Senator Clair Lee concedes the Maryland gubernatorial nomination to Hon. Arthur P. L. Gorman and will offer no further comment. Lee plans to issue a formal statement this afternoon from Baltimore as party leaders meet to map a convention program amid factional tensions. Gorman won 28,055 county votes to Lee's 28,095, giving Gorman a 37 vote statewide lead despite losing three counties by that margin.
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Clair Lee
Arthur PL Gorman
Maryland
Gorman
Baltimore
Lee
Baltmore Camorrow
Baltimore City
Raising late chicks and farmyard management tips
Late season chick raising offers profit with proper care. Keep yard clean and shady, provide dry food, dusting for dust baths, and ample clean water. Near house placement reduces predation. avoid wet sloppy foods to prevent disease. feed dry grains, corn bread, scraps, and small chewable grains to support growth.
Ladies Vn Society of the Doubs MoE church meeting recap
The Ladies Vn Society met at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles FL Walters on Friday night. Rev Wilam Anthony, vice president, called the meeting to order. After opening prayers and a hymn Seed the Every Hour, minutes were read and the roll call taken by secretary Mrs J Myrtle Blessing. Dues were collected and the society adjourned to meet Friday night October 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs William C Null.
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Ladies Vn Society of the Doubs Moe Church
Charles FL Walters
Wilam Anthony
J. Myrtle Blessing
Vrs
William C. Null
Gotch and Hackenschmidt Set for World Championship Bout
In Chicago at American League Park the world wrestling champion Frank Gotch and former holder George Hackenschmidt prepare for a second mat clash. Both claim peak condition with Gotch at about 200 pounds and Hackenschmidt around 220. Their previous meeting on April 3, 1908 ended with Gotch’s decision.
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Frank Gotch
George Hackenschmidt
Chicago
American League Park
Will Moeet
Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Hackenschmit
Wanted Army Officers Examinations Open to Citizens
General Wood announces examinations for second lieutenants in the Army Air Forces and other branches. Citizens aged 21 to 37 with good character may enter from June, with vacancies from June 1 and an entrance list closing September 1. Examinations will be held at central posts including Fort Mandon, Fort Howard, Fort Meade and Washington Barracks.
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SAL Air
Washington
Geneva Wood
Wood
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War Department
Essians
Engineer Corps
West Point
Fort
Planning For the Future Must Include the Suburbs
In London Saturday Review, the article argues urban growth departs from rural life as populations concentrate in towns and suburbs. It urges reforming planners and councils to preempt congestion by acquiring land, reserving open spaces, and shaping a garden city future to avoid repetitive Brussels-like gridlock in outer rings.
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Sngand
France
China
Australia
Argentine
Buenos Ayres
Tyuney
Ural
Eldom
London
Paris
Vienna
Rome
Cairo
Chicago
London Saturday Review
Fighting Glen Echo Mayor Quits Fight for Good Government
Glen Echo mayor Louis Witkowski resigns citing refusal of Town Council Garret forces to cooperate in reforms. He mailed the resignation Saturday night, effective immediately, and plans to continue pursuing good government from Kensington in Montgomery County while retaining Glen Echo property.
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Glen Echo
Louis Witkowski
Garret
Witkowski
Montgomery County
Kensington
Advertising fragment from Pittsburg Post travel note
A Pittsburg Post fragment notes a brief stop in Geneva for an hour and a quoted traveler expresses limited time and a desire for a luggage label. The snippet ends with an ad request for cook hires in The Newa.
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Geneva
Pittsburg Post
Opening of Lemon Hill religious rally draws 10000 crowd
Actor-evangelist Robert Downing led the inaugural nonsectarian Lemon Hill assembly at Fairmount Park Philadelphia with a ten thousand strong audience. The rally runs through September 10 as Downing spoke on acting for God, describing his conversion from stage life to Christian faith and urging moral living.
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Robert Downing
Frederick
Lemon UH
Fairmont Park
Philadelphia
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Downing
God
Christ
Fusarium wilt in tomatoes a crop killer warned
The University of Illinois experiment station confirms that spraying does not stop fusarium wilt, a disease causing sudden wilt and brown wood in tomato plants. It can persist in soil across seasons, making crop rotation and fresh soil essential, while avoiding soil transfer via tools, feet, or animals.
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University of Illnois
Prize Wall Paper Sale Promises 40 Percent Off
A local firm unveils a fall wallpaper sale offering 40 to 70 percent reductions on about ten thousand rolls of first class wallpaper. Customers receive a sealed envelope with a numbered ticket for a prize drawn December 5, with winners announced in Tas News. The store touts steam pasting, fresh mixing, and expert hanging services.
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Iq Amt
Lemor Les
Tas
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