Plan for Commission Government Gains Support in GOP
Former governor candidate George K. R. Gaither of Baltimore argues that the legislature will provide for a commission form of government despite no pledges in party platforms. He cites trends in this and other states and says the idea could be left to municipal voters, with 30 percent support enough to submit. He notes his shift in view from his Baltimore Charter Commission role and his belief results in New Jersey and elsewhere have been satisfactory.
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New Charter Commission
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Remarkable Electrical Growth Experiments in Stockholm School
Swedish scientists report long term tests at a Stockholm public school showing electrically exposed children grew faster and gained weight, with improved fitness and mentality versus a control group. Skepticism exists, but plans for further trials in other schools are stated. Also a testimonial praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
M. I Basford
Poolesville
The Dahlia Red and Its Spring Planting Guide
A nurseryman extols the dahlia as a premier spring bulb suited to poor soil. He outlines soil preparation, potting, and cold-frame storage, with May planting, watering, staking, and feeding, plus pruning rules and varieties from the garden class for blooms and decoration.
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Forty Four Buried In Theater Collapse
In Nice France on September 9 the Theater Eldorado roof collapsed trapping forty four workers repairing the structure. Rescue crews recovered sixteen bodies from the debris as the search continued for remaining victims.
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Man Hangs Self in Media Jail While Awaiting Trial
Ephraim Hans ley a 78 year old colored man hanged himself in the Media jail by tying a towel to iron bars. He was held on charges related to support of his wife who lives in Chester.
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Local county notes from Utica and nearby areas
County correspondence from Utica details social visits among residents. Many families from Woodsboro Frederick and Washington DC travel, with school opening led by teacher Miss Ethel Fogle. Community updates include health, church events, and a picnic planned for September 4 with various residents mentioned.
Germany to Reply to Moroccan Proposals After Kiel Conference
Berlin September 9 German chancellor met with von Kiderlen-Waechter and is expected to deliver Germanys reply to France over Moroccan proposals to Ambassador Cambon at once The response will likely offer counter proposals to base a compromise on details affecting German interests and economic opportunities in Morocco Meanwhile Lawton Florida adopted the commission form of government by a vote of 724 to and a legal notice appears with other lines about cholera remedies and a drug advertisement
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Base Ball Scores and Standings in American League
At Cleveland Cleveland 2 St Louis 1 Batteurieas Mitchell Hasterly Brown Stephens At Philadelphia Athletics 4 Boston 1 Batteries Morgan Livingston Killaley Nuuttaker At Washington New York 2 Washington J Batterles Caldwell Briarflughes Henry At Detroit Chicago 9 Detroit 3 Batterles Walshock Summers Schmidt Standing of the Clubs Athletics 85 44 659 Boston 63 87 486 Detroit 0 62 697 Chicago 62 66 484 Cleveland 68 80 531 Washington 54 76 415 New York 69 61 530 St Louis 38 90 297
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National League results from New York and Chicago games
In New York New York defeats Brooklyn 3 to 2 at New York-New York. Chicago beats Cincinnati 3 to 2 in 11 innings at Chicago-Chicago. Other games postponed due to rain. Standings show New York 77-46, St Louis 64-61, Chicago 75-46, Cincinnati 68-45, Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphia 68-57, Boston 33-93.
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Eastern League games and standings update
Eastern League results from Jersey City and Philadelphia area venues show Jersey City beating Baltimore 7 to 2 and Toronto defeating Rochester 8 to 0. Montreal beat Buffalo 4 to 0, Providence’s game at Providence Newark was postponed due to rain while standings list Rochter Montreal Toronto Jersey City Balto Newark Buffalo Providence with varied win loss records.
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Frederick market prices from Frederick County exchange 1911
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers' Exchange corrected September 9 1911. Grain prices cover wheat corn oats barley and flour with ranges for mill feed bran middlings red dog dairy feed and seed meals. Hay and straw prices shown for timothy clover and mixed hay with bale figures. note subscription pitch for The News.
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Marylanders Sixth in Dryden Match as Ohio Wins Trophy
Ohio won the Dryden trophy match at the Sea Dirt Nob shooting tournament with a record 1 096 of 1 200. New York finished second by one point, District of Columbia third, Maryland sixth with 106% and five new men on the team. Maryland's best ever Dryden score beat its prior prize mark by 51 points, led by Givan and Munshower with high scores at 200 and 600 yards.
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Treating Old Trees With Cement Bandages For Wounds
A 1910s style guide urges late August care for cherished shade and fruit trees. Inspect trunks for hollow areas and broken limbs, remove decayed wood, clean cavities, disinfect with corrosive sublimate or creosote, then fill with cement and sand. Reinforce with iron bars, drive nails, tar the edges, let concrete set, and expect cambium to seal the repair over years.
Two Killed In Fight Over Cards In Perth Amboy
A card game dispute at a boarding house ends in a gunfight that leaves two Italians dead and one wounded. August Patry collapses at the table with a heart wound, Gus Dunnal lies fatally shot, Frank Dummal is shot in the jaw, and Marino Borino remains missing as police seek him.
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Gary mayor held on bribery charges in 5000 case
Gary Indiana September 9 mayor Thomas B Knotts was arrested on charges of soliciting and accepting a $5000 bribe for signing the Dean Keating franchise. Deputies seized money in an envelope after a room search. Knotts posted a $5000 bond and was released.
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Crown Point
JAIL BREAK ENDS AS FOUR FLEEING PRISONERS ARE RECAPTURED
Sheriff McAllister of Elkton Maryland recaptures four Philadelphia men Frank Gowits Frank Kennedy John Stanton and Ernest Hrenkle after a 40 minute escape that included climbing a 35 foot wall and attempting to flee along the Pennsylvania railroad tracks One colored suspect Isaac Opley escaped on foot while the others surrendered near a northbound train fired upon by pursuing officers.
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$1000 Reward For Bandits In Mine Contractor Murder
Tamaqua Pennsylvania September 9 a $1000 reward is offered for the capture of the desperadoes who killed Joseph Zellner a Lansford mine contractor and Samuel Watkins of Philadelphia on a remote Nesquehoning road. Carbon county and Lehigh Valley and Navigation Company pledge $1000. Two foreigners Paul Mustaciu and Philip Fareigi were detained at Parryville en route to Elizabeth New Jersey and held at Mauch Chunk jail as police pursue the case.
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Fire on U S Hancock at Brooklyn Navy Yard
Fire broke out aboard the U S ship Hancock at the Brooklyn navy yard and spread rapidly. Soldiers and sailors worked under peril near the ammunition room as men carried hundreds of pounds of ordnance away from the flames while Captain John R. McDonald directed extinguishing efforts.
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Robbed of Jewelry on Train Between Telesia and Cleveland
Cleveland detectives report Mrs A A McCormick of Chicago was robbed on a Lake Shore train of a handbag containing jewels valued at 2270. The theft occurred between Telesia and Cleveland. Also an advertisement notes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets boosting digestion.
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