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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1911

Page

8

Will Probe Charges Against Defeated Candidate and Officials

Defeated candidate Dr. Thomas McNulty says he will present evidence on alleged fraud in the recent primary. He asserts votes were not counted in the Eighth precinct of the Twenty third ward Baltimore and hints at broader precinct involvement. State's Attorney Owens plans grand jury action in the September term after a conference with McNulty.

Owens Thomas McNulty Baltimore McNulty Mr. McNulty Hhey Slate Mitter Danville Chesapeake and Richmond Steamboat Company New York Henry S. West American Ice Company Franklin Street Pulaski Street Gorman General Assembly Cardinal Gibbons Adele G M. Sophie du Bernard Hotel Rennert Thomas F. McNulty Sophie du Bernard Edwin Warfield Arthur Slusher Masonville Grant County W. Va

Movement Would Put Organization Against Hun, Nuila Says

In remarks about running as an independent candidate, Mike Nuila notes his unhappiness has grown since shifting to the city ward, with supporters urging him to press his bid while questioning the plan.

Hun Qaere Mike Nuila Unel Pwenty Unird Witters

Democrats Meeti ng to choose state convention chair

Democrats from all sections met in conference this morning to refine the platform and rally party unity for the state convention. Supporters of Senator Lee are expected to back a Warfield as chair. Governor Bilwin Warfeld was not invited.

Thorfire Lee Warfield Tomer Bilwin Warfeld Gorman Warefield

Gorman Claims Honest Support as Democratic Governor Candidate

Arthur Gorman, a successful Democratic primary contender for governor, gave an interview last night asserting his claim to be the fairest and most honest Johnson-era Democratic candidate. He positions himself as the true representative of the party’s voters and pledges straightforward leadership.

Arthur Gorman Johnsen

The Girl in the Past At City Opera House Monday Night

The Girl in the Past, adapted from Paris by Stanislaus Stange, premieres at City Opera House Monday night. Mars, a prolific writer known in Europe, notes the play combines wit humor and lively characters, claiming it the cleverest work of his pen.

Opera House Pris Randor Anthonys “Miurs Ueule Stanislaus Stange New York Boston Paris Mars Europe

Maryland hopeful pledges independence in governor bid

A candidate declares he will be his own man if elected Maryland governor and will not bow to any set of politicians. He welcomes Baltimore city organization backing but vows to serve all people without political favors. He rejects a purely party backed nomination and cites lack of evidence of Lee’s district victories, urging peers to retire from graft and support his candidacy.

Maryland Baltimore Dechdes Fhal Gorman Mo Oany Lee Elf Rhee Bee

Republicans to Confer on Governor Nomination Tonight

Republican leaders meet at Rennett tonight to decide the nomination path for governor Phil Lips Lee Goldsborough. The conference will tackle the state convention agenda and a tentative platform prepared by Chairman Hanna for submission by the Republican State Central Committee. Aimed at expediting duties and presenting coordinated campaign plans across districts.

Rennett Phillips Lee Goldsborough Tomorow Tratel Reanert Dallimore Hanna Republican State Central Amd Ladda Pda Hastinas

Maryland News Digest From Timonium to Hancock

A busy state roundup notes the Timonium Fair opening and Maryland State Fair start, plus the Belair county committee organizing, aviation grounds near Annapolis nearly ready, and deaths in Cavetown. It reports resignations at Baltimore education and a Baltimore ice plant permit, with political conferences ahead of state conventions and local legal actions.

Witkowski Glen Evho Maryland Timonium Harford Democratic County Committee Belair Annapolis Lester Hiram Bowman Joseph C. Roulette Cavetown Washington County

Fast Players Are Coming Col Baughmans Men Will Line Up Against Lynchburg Here

Col Baughman brings a ready Frederick team to host Lynchburg with a strong lineup including Hollander Stump MacDonald Harris LeGore Twomley Brent Merchant McCicery Callahan. The two games Monday and Tuesday could influence future baseball plans and Lancaster clashes later in the week depending on results. Col Baughman recently returned from Atlantic City after a several days auto trip with Mr John H Frazier.

Frederick Austin Baughman Lynchburg Lancaster Col. Baughman Atlantic City John H. Frazier Hollander Stump MacDonald Harris LeGore Twomley Brent Merchant McCicery Callahan

Commission in New England fast supplanting the town meeting

Boston writer William E Curtis argues the New England commission form of municipal government is replacing traditional town meetings in Massachusetts. He notes the town hall, equal debate, and majority vote as core, but cites a trend toward autocratic commissions and proposed state laws to adopt the Texas model, with Cambridge and other towns leading the shift. He warns that old ideals are being relegated and local self governance eroded.

Massachusetts William E. Curtis Boston Hells New England Thomas Jefferson Bryce Eivery New York Chicago King of England House of Lords Great and General Court Commission Texas Cambridge Haverhill Gloucester Lynn United States Senate Jonathan Bourne Oregon National Progressive League

Work of Death Mrs Day Dies Suddenly at Elliott City

Mrs Sophia J Day widow of Madison L Day and eldest daughter of Caroline E Suman died suddenly on Monday at the home of C V Meller in Elliott City. The Howard County Court cohven-

Molhia Sophia J. Day Madison L. Day Caroline E. Suman C. V. Meller Elliott City

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