Conley Aims to Win Amid Shift in Frederick County
The notice urges support for Conley and cites Democratic and Republican officeholders in Frederick County. It lists Democrats like William C. Howard and George Ed. Smith as Orphans Court judges and notes Republicans holding key posts including State's Attorney, Sheriff, Register of Wills, and Clerk of Court. Emory L. Coblentz is mentioned as a Democratic State Senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Central Committee
Ritchie-Coblentz-Winebrenner
Democratic Party
Frederick County
George Ed. Smith
The
Orphans’ Court
Questions on past roles and political shifts in 1920s
The text questions a public figure about ties to Central Trust Company and a switch to Democracy. It alleges a past $3,000 annual service to Coblents's Blue Ridge Investment Co, and asks if office actions included improper transactions. It also questions campaign affiliations, conversions, and states whether officials under Conley’s leadership speculated with taxpayer funds and whether a party switch coincided with a change in affiliation in 1920.
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August T. Brust, Frederick
William J. Grove
Lynch Gross
Brunswick
Ralph G. Kline, Frederick
Michael J. Thompson
Emmitsburg
Harry Wood
New Market
State Convention
Charles H. Conley
George A. Holland
MT. Pleasant
Samuel A. Lewis, Frederick
Albert N. McCardell, Frederick
Thomas N. Mohler
Adamstown
Samuel H. Rosenstock, Frederick
G. Cleveland Trout
Walkersville
Conley
Glenn H. Worthington
Circus Court
Samuel A. Lewis
William M. Storm
Orage
George Edward Smith
Charles T. Fagan
James A. Jones
Frank M. Stevens
John W. Humm
T. Brust
Markell Nelson
Eugene Wachter
House of Delegates
Henry P. Mussette
William C. Howard
Lonely Democrats
Emory L. Coblentz
David C. Winebrenner
R. Charles H. Conley
Dave
Coblents
Blue Ridge
Dr. Conley
Ley
Gover
Ritchie
Yours
Penrod
ITI
Court Street
Frederick, Md
Alban M. Wood
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