Prohibition Question Faces Candidates in Frederick County
The Frederick county Anti-Saloon League reports most county candidates favor submitting the liquor issue to a popular vote. Only one Senate candidate, Eugene L. Harrison, is clearly endorsed as pro vote, with several others undecided or opposed. All eight Republican House hopefuls are approved, while Democratic candidates split on the dry bill amid broader statewide momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Maryland
Anti-Saloon League
Spencer C. Stull
Eugene L. Harrison
League
Thomas M. Hare
Washington County
Queston
Gry
Company A Men Secure Rifle Team Spots
Army unit Company A men win spots on the state rifle team vying for national matches in Florida October 2 to 22. At Saunders Range, six former state shooters contend for final national team selection as scores trend with Priv Grade third 844 and Capt Munshower fourth 834. Sergeant George H. Castle shows strong early placement with others trailing.
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Florida
Maryland
Saunders Range
Munshower
Grade
Capt
Mun
George H. Castle
Barrich
H. L. Castle
SORRY HE CUT HIS THROAT IN A DISTURBANCE NEAR MONTEVUE
Thomas Brengle 54 of North Market Street is hospitalized at Montevue after cutting his throat with a razor following a family dispute over property. He fled from police but was captured about a half mile from home near Morris Iron and Steel Works and given first aid before admission. Brengle expressed remorse and is under guard as doctors assess his injuries. Notes mention a prior similar incident and that his mother and two Baltimore sisters were involved in a property settlement. Also included are brief items: Rally Day arrangements by Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School led by Rev John Bowers, a Scout farewell banquet for H B Clark, and William F Schmidt presenting asters to The News.
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Thomas Brengle
North Market St
Montevue Hospital
Brengle
Baltimore
Blamenguer
Filby
Morris Iron and Steel Works
Fr. H. Hedges
Montevue
Charles Golibart wins Braddock Heights Chaplin Contest
A Braddock Heights pavilion dance Monday evening featured the Charlie Chaplin Contest won by Master Charles Golibart of Tennessee, who is visiting the resort. The event highlighted a lively weekend at the Braddock Braddock resort with local attendees and out of town guests.
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Braddock
Braddock Heights Pavilion
Charlie Chaplin
Charles Golibart
Tennessee
Y M C A Picks Dertzbaugh as Basketball Manager
Lewis R Dertzbaugh of this city was elected manager of the Y M C A basketball unit for the coming season at a players meeting last night He has long supported the sport and will coordinate with team managers as plans proceed A football candidates meeting is hoped soon to outline further duties
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L. R. Dertzbaugh
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Y. M. CA
Mr. Dertzbaugh
Iig Sport
Cols
Guy Ke Motter
Coll
Lie and poster dispute over Full Crew Bill in 1915
XII FE Reese, chairman of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen in Baltimore writes that a unsigned poster misrepresents Senator Blair Lee and Mr. Maloy re full crew bill. He asserts Lee and Maloy push the bill through Corporations Committee, vote record, and governor’s signing, urging voters to support Lee to veto repeal.
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Frederick County
Reuator
Lee
Maloy
Legislative Board
the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Annapolis
Tom
Journal of the Senate
Brotherhood of
Blair Lee
Corporation Committee
Senate
Cartere
Brunswick
Marrington
Reese
Baltimore, Md
Recruit Offer For Twenty Young Men At Maryland Camp
The National Guard headquarters in Baltimore announced that twenty five youths from Harmony Klein of Middletown and Charles A Opel of this city volunteered for a citizens camp at a Maryland State range. The Maryland League for National Defense will cover expenses for twenty five at the camp with free instruction, but if more applicants are not found this week the project will be abandoned.
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Seaundera Range
National Guard
Maryland
Huilding
Baltimore
Maryland League For National Defense, Harmony
Klein
Middletown
Charles A. Opel
State Range
Uhe
Maryland League
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Eugene Harrison
Arkens
Jashive
Teachers’ Association
The
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
John ©. Bowers
Catonsville
Clark
H. B Clark
Mr. Clark
Hazelton
D. J. Markey
Harry Carty
G. Crawford
T. M. Williamson
S. Elmer Brown
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Mr Clarke
William F. Schmidt
Mr. Schmidt
Pod
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Rational
TNR OF
Toledo, Oy
Fials Catech
Y. M. C. A. Quint
Bobi Papa
Pepa Tio Innit
N. E. Reese
Legislative Board of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Crothers
Pennsylvania
Ler
Baltimore City
Baltimore Morning Sun
EL N. Reese
Wo J Grove
Lee-Matey & Copper Club
Frederich
Frederick Loan CO
Market St
Franklin Savings Bank
OF Frederick
James Houck
Geo, W. Heinlein
Clayton
Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke
Henry M. Gittinger, John Hershberger
Frank V. Staub
Amos Urner
Harvey R
WEST
Patrick
Dice Farms
Frederick
Font
Gaya
New London
Graceham
OF the
Ocondit OF the
Frederick, MD
Laana
Tela Auits
Eixthen Oe
Econ. É
National
Beate
Trust Com
Ana
Auneta
Liabilitiea
Bankers and Trust
State OF Maryland
County OF Frederick
Hammond Clary
Leroy McCardelis
J. Dutrow
J. J. Birlfeld
Edgar H. McBrids
McCleery's Jewelry Store
the News
Braddock Heights Park
Tami
Evidis
Tipsant
Chaplin
Kay Bee
W. S. Hart
MR. Hart
Billie Hamilton
Happy Roelkey
Carlton Bell
20Rveneel Wilson
Charlie
Mary Pickford
Fanchon
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