Resort to Court Over Brunswick Council Seat Contests
Frank L. Spitzer seeks a writ of mandamus to force Mayor John T. Martin to swear him in as Third Ward councilman after Martin declined. The dispute centers on Spitzer meeting property qualifications and on protests against C. R. Marker seated as Second Ward member amid partisan tensions between Martin and Harrison factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Martin
Frank L. Spitzer
Brunswick Council
Martin Spitzer
W. J. Corbett
Harrison
Spitzer
C. R. Marker
Martin
Marke
Corbett
Frederick
Leo Weinberg
Third Ward
Hammond Urner
Jacob Rohrback
George W. Nuce
Mr. Spitzer
Morgan S. Rice
Biete
Lanceer
Technicailés
Marker
Candi
L. Harrison
Itzer
Popular
W. R. Stewart
John W. Riler
T. J. Burke
Carroll R. Marker
C. Hi. F. Keenan
Protestant Episcopal Commission Recommends Dropping Obey
Chicago reports that a seven bishops seven pastors and seven laymen commission for revising Episcopal ritual has decided to remove the word obey from the marriage ceremony and to propose radical changes in commandments burial baptismal services and prayers. The Tenth Commandment would read Thou shalt not covet anything that is thy neighbor's if adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Protestant Episcopal Church
General Convention
St. Louis
Greece calls reserves arresting Teuton agents
Five classes of Teck reservists have been quietly called to the colors, with Athens reporting, as Greek authorities move to deport Teutonic agents after Anglo French police arrests. Premier Zaimis protests to London and Paris over the secret police actions amid renewed tensions.
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London
Teck
Athens
Teutonic
Zaimis
Greece
Train Strikes Auto Near Glen Rock Kills Two
York Pennsylvania September 6 Two people were killed and two injured when a northbound Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train struck the automobile carrying a family from Westminster Maryland near Glen Rock at a grade crossing. The car occupants were from Westerminster area and included Theodore Logue 56 who died instantly and his wife who was seriously hurt. David Warehime the driver died later in York Hospital and his wife is badly injured and expected to die. The accident occurred as the auto party approached the crossing despite a southbound train obscuring the view. The Logue and Warehime families are longtime Carroll county farmers with six children each.
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York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Glen Rock
Westermainster
Theodore Logue
David Wareheim
Carroll County
Westminster
Theodore F. Logue
David P. Warehime
Pas
Sera
Mr. Logue
Pleasant Valley
Mr. Warehime
Bachman’s Valley
Mr.Warehime
Mr. Logueia
Logue
Richard Logue
Mr. Warchime
John Warchime
Paralysis Claims Doctor at Municipal Hospital
Philadelphia reports the death of Dr Earl C Peck twenty four from infantile paralysis after exposure while caring for patients. He had just begun his first as assistant resident physician at Municipal hospital and is mourned as he worked courageously. In New York there were forty three new paralysis cases and twenty one deaths in the past day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Earl C. Peck
Municipal Hospital
Peck
Jefferson College
Germantown Hospital
New York
Eight Hour Law Prompts Contract Talks Between Railroads and Unions
Washington expects both sides to avoid further court action and seek a schedule agreement binding for years. The unions may drop punitive overtime while railroads weigh revising their stance to avoid wage and freight rate conflicts. President Wilson’s intervention preceded the pause. Also noted are Mrs. Albert W. Condon’s thriving aster yard and a gift bouquet, plus banana import value around 24 million dollars.
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Washington
Railroads
Brotherhoods
Ttwag
Congress
Wilson
President Grayson aid note on Culpeper station scene
In Culpeper Virginia on September 6 a note was handed to Dr Cary T Grayson from a crowd while a special train carried President Wilson toward Washington The note said Cooney the Tadlan boyhood companion was jailed after a gambling game and could not meet the president Senator Williams suggested a pardon telegram from the governor of Virginia was considered. A separate theatre robbery in Oklahoma City saw a masked gunman steal 400 from managers during a show. An Italian liner reported being chased by a submarine off the Moroccan coast on August 24. Ocean Grove raised 5962 41 for Sunday offerings toward a campain fund and an advertisement urges Cham berlax for digestion.
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Grayson
Culpeper
de. Grayson
Cooney
John Sharp Williams
Washington
Guv
Virginia
New York
Giaceppe Verdi
Naples
Mediterranean
Danish Treaty Out For Purchase of Danish West Indies
Washington Sept 6 The Danish West Indies purchase treaty for 25 090 000 was favorably reported to the senate by the foreign relations committee by unanimous vote. It will be reported later as an effort to have stratified before adjournment. The committee found no objectionable privileges for corporations and hopes for ratification at once.
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Washington
Danish West Indies
Senate
Foreign Relations Committees
Congress
Stone
Missouri
Poison Dogs in Gloucester Gloucester City Alerted
In Gloucester Minnesota and nearby New Jersey area dogs have died after ingesting poisoned meat over three days. City officials including City Clerk Joseph F. Lenny and health inspector Dr J A Beck investigated and linked the deaths to a tainted meat source as residents notice rising canine losses.
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Gloucester
Gloucester City
N. J
Ridgway Street
Joseph F. Lenny
J. A. Beck
Dancer Vernon Castle Reported Killed Flying Over France
Vernon Castle, the dancer turned aviator, reportedly killed while flying over German lines in France. A letter to Miss Mildren Pranels from Lt Lewis Sladen of the Royal Flying Corps confirms the claim.
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New York
Vernon Castle
England
Aviation Corps
France
Mildren Pranels
Lewis Sladen
Royal Piging Corps
Modern Lighting Co Wire Ad For Enigmatic Offer
An old classified style notice from a business listing references Modern Lighting Co and a cryptic solicitation. The fragment hints at a wire service or ad copy with partial phrases including market, city abbreviations, and potential contact details, though the text remains incomplete.
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F. L. Spitzer
Brunnswick
C. R. Marker Algo
Water Commission
J. H. Moler
C. E. Foster
Keenan
Stewart
Moler
Nuce
Foster
Burke
C. R.gregory
Seege EL Fry
Joseph E. Chew
Jacob Rohrbach
H. K. Collinger
W. C. Humm
M. L. Hoffmaster
John D. Crummitt
Ben
Kirby I. Rinker
Uncle Sam
Genraac News
MEW
U. S
Maine
E. Anglin
Ford
Mr. Read
Junius Spence
Morgan
J. P. Morgan
H. B. Farrand
E. T. Huggan
Episcopal Commission
Turtle
Greenville
Raymond Collins
George Kane
Fears
John M. Orewa
Pensacola
Fla
Richardson
Mateus J. Crann
Pernambuco
Kieleos
York, Pa
Albert W. Condon
East Third Street
Oklahoma City
Liberty Theatre
H. W.mccall
G. Hoag
Ocean Grove
Iy Sandas
Budweiser
Municipal Water Department
Anheuser-Busch
Baltimore, MD
Paris
Alexander
Ribot
Chamber of Deputies
Harrisburg
George Perky
Linglestown
Cleveland
Ita Street Railway Company
the Modern Lighting CO
BR. B
Enae
Freaortane
E. T. Bready
Adamatown, Md
Elm St
Fregerick
Weite
P. D. Fahrney
Triscopian
Tez
Hamilton Boulevard
Hagerstown
Harvey E. Smith
Crayman
Frederick, NO
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