Gubernatorial battle looms as Frederick county weighs in
With a Democratic clash between Harrington and Lee and a Republican contest between Weller and Warburton, Frederick county pitches in. Local leaders predict Harrington or Lee will carry the county by wide margins, while some insiders foresee a close race. Campaign managers claim strong support for their candidates, citing 500 to 1,000 margins for Harrington and mixed forecasts for the Republican side. Voting is set for Tuesday with results due Wednesday morning.
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Lee
Harrington
Wes- Lee
Warburton
Weller
Artor
Frederick County
Goldsborough
Eli G. Haugh
John P. T. Mathias
Harrington and
William J.grove
Baaire
Frederick
Ity
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Tix T
Alban Mooe
Baltimore American
Wood
State Central Committee
Frederick Ty
Sual Lee
C. Harrington
E. Weller
Estes
William T. Warburton
Repubicans
Mate
Ther
Baltimore City
League Sends Dry Prohibition Letter to 12000 Frederick County Voters
The Anti-Saloon League of Frederick County mailed about 12 000 letters urging votes for dry candidates in tomorrow's primary. Some districts had no postage, others one cent, based on workers pledging to cover costs. All Republican House of Delegates candidates are endorsed, plus Eugene L Harrison for Senate. Democratic picks endorsed are J Walter England Calvin H Stull and C Newton Trundle. McGill Belt signals support for voter decisions on major questions but does not commit on liquor. Belt’s stance explains why the League withheld endorsement. The outcome of legislative contests will shape state-wide prohibition debate.
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Anti-Saloon League
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Eugene L. Harrison
Republcan
League
J. Walter England
Calvin H. S Tull
Newton Trundie
McGill Belt
Anti- Saloon League
Belt
J. Welty Fahrney
Readiness for primary outlines Frederick voting hubs
Supervisors of Elections near completion of delivering ballot boxes and materials to county polling places with Frederick yet to receive some containers. Ballots arrive tomorrow morning before eight. official returns begin Thursday at one. Dem delegates face party-wide county vote unity. Republicans contest State Convention delegates. polling sites listed for Precincts 1 through 8 across Frederick including Davin Carriage Repository, Ebbert’s, Kemp’s, Moore’s room, Court House basement, William Rowe’s Barber Shop, George H. Weiner’s room, and Ebert House.
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Frederick
Democratic Party
Third
Fourth Streets
George H. Weiner
North Market Street
Ebert
East Sixth Street
County Offices Party Ballot List for Frederick Area
Long compiled slate of county offices with Democrat and Republican candidates including Clerk of the Court Frederick W. Cramer and Ezra L. Cramer for Register of Wills, H. Kieffer DeLauter State's Attorney, Hubert Cromwell Sheriff, Alfred W. Gaver County Treasurer, multiple Orphans’ Court nominees, County Commissioners, State Senator, House of Delegates, Governor, Attorney General, and Comptroller. The list names numerous Frederick area figures across towns like Walkersville, Woodsboro, Middletown, Emmitsburg, Mechanicstown, and Mt. Airy, signaling a broad party ticket slate for local elections.
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Register OF Wills
Ezra L. Cramer
Walkersville
George W. Huffman
Woodsboro
Francia
J. Newsuen
Mrnderdek
Austin A. Lamar
Middletown
Charles P. Ranneberger
Mackeys-William
Moraell
Frederick
Albert M. Patterson
Emmitsburg
Newton Thanaa
Samuel J. Thomas
How the County Vote 13 Divided
Frederick county reports 12 227 registered voters with 9 Republicans 3749 Democrats 7 Progressives 75 Prohibitionists 84 Socialists and 313 declined to affiliate. Prohibitionists Socialists and Progressives cannot vote in tomorrow's primary due to no party tickets. Declined voters may affiliate and vote with their chosen party.
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Frederick County
Literary Societies 8 Division Holds Regular Meeting
The 8 Division of the Literary and Lyceum Society opened with a vice president’s note by Charles B Houck. Officers listed include William Quynn as president and Alonzo Rice as treasurer with a staff of secretaries librarians and a critic. Also listed are names in the Frederick post office advertised letters.
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Charles 8. Houck
William RB. Quynn
William Quynh
Charles Houck
Alonzo Rice
Herman Grimes
Walter Hay
Harry Shaw
Frederick City
J. E. Rice
Myrtle Walker
Grace B. Wholley
Are We Freement and Balloting Concerns in Frederick
Local readers discuss alleged marked ballots and political integrity while a vendor advertises Devoe paint. The piece mentions a treasurer notice and a residence value question tied to repainting costs, painting advice, and property worth, with an advertising snippet from J. L. Hargett & Co.
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Frederick County
W. J. Grove
Lee
Maloy and Copper Club
Needle in Woman’s Flesh Removed After Ten Years
Bradford Pa Sept 13 Dr H J Woodhead removed a sewing needle from Miss Seth Rore ten years after she stepped on it. The needle’s rusted shank and gilt eye were found embedded, causing long discomfort. Airships raid England reported with no casualties. US per capita money supply cited at $34.52.
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Woodheal
England
London
Eppelins
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Maryland
Frederick W. Cramer
Bl G. Haugh
Lorenzo FE
Mullinix
Thurmont
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Aaron K. Anders
Samuel A. Lewis
Yavian Tusey
Frederict
Edward J. Smith
Hubert E. Cromwell
Westersville
Charles I
Siipp
James A. Jones
Marion C. Miller
Roy
Leatherman
Walkersvill
Casper Ratedburg
Harmony Grove
Willian C. Roderick
George W. Shoemaker
Harry G. Tritappe
Alfred W. Gaver
Roger G. Harley
Yellow Springs
Charles R. Harper
Lewistown
Lloyd M. Koogle
Myeraville
Charles A. Ogle
Monrovia
Orphans’ Court
William A. Barton
John L. &. Aldridge
Woodville
Orra I. Bond
Charles Hi. Butts
Jeremiah Darrow
Thurmani
William J
Guyton
Burkittsville
George T. Sraderick
David M. Whip
Burkitesville
Calvin St
Coblentz
Charles J. Angleberger
Mt. Please
Windsor Davis
Urbana
Ant
William H. VanMeter
Brunswick
Thomas F. Haugh
Granville L. Wachter
Mt. Pleasant
T. Frank Hightman
Petersville
Harry Wood
New Market
George C. Huffer
Harry B. Witter
Dickerson
H. Dorsey Etchison
Geo. L. Kaufman
T. Brust
Allen C. Compton
Waller England
Harold D. Hammond
Thomas
Lee Horsey
Lee Ranneberger
Ballenger
Calvin H. Stull
Buckeystown
C. Newton Trundle
Eugene A. Wachter
Adamstown
Edward S. Delaplaine
D. Charles Flook
Howard D. Kefauver
Burkittaville
William P. Mohler
Richard G. Molesworth
Mt. Airy
Millard F. Perry
Millard ¥. Rice
Jefferson
Carroll L. Smith
Walkeraville
Democrats
Emerson C. Harrington, iNair Lae
William Milnea Maloy, Albert C. Ritchie
William B. Copper, Hash A. McMallen
State Offices
E. Welter
Wm. T. Warburton
Robert F. Duer, Charles F. Macklin
Malone's Jewelry Store
H. 8. Landis
N. Market
New Buffalo
M. T. Engle
Rusty Needle
United States
Leon
North Market
Frederick. MD
Horlick
Blair Lee
North Bentz St
U- Crist
Rexall
AL Williamson
Chichester
Bioo
DR Lecasts
Pua
Western Union
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Western Union Telegraph CO
Frederick Gas and Electric Dept
Haterstown and Frederick
East Patrick Street
Frederici
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Clarksburg
Mont. Co
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Freders
New London
Graceham
Uea
Frederick Loan CO
S. Market St
Saampardner’s
Barbara Fritchie
Atlantic Ocean
Lulu Landis Shepherd
Hee Hewra
Pearre's Modern Pharmacy
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