Maryland Delegation Heads to DNC Amid Rail Caucus
Maryland's Democratic delegation travels to New York for the national convention on a train. An informal caucus will be held en route after Governor Ritchie met with party leaders, with decisions likely deferred until Monday and Hoke chairing the delegation with Thomay Robinson mentioned for leadership.
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Maryland
Bemore Wall
New York
Ritchie
Goesip Hoke
Thomay
Robinson
Howard Bruce
Foley Cathartic Tablets Promote Quick Relief for Constipation
Dr. John G. McComb of Lucas County Home in Toledo Ohio endorses Foley Cathartic Tablets for severe constipation noting beneficial effects. The advertisement claims the tablets are almost vegetable, act on the liver, produce speedy relief with prompt use, and leave no unpleasant after effects. Sold everywhere.
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John G. McComb
Lucas Co
Toledo
Ohio
Maryland Delegates Headed to Nation Convention
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will provide police cars for the delegates as they depart Camden Station at 1 51 P M tomorrow. Governor Ritchie travels with the party and will stay at the Hotel Astor while a National Committee headquarters opens at Walder Astoria. John Walter Smith and Samuel K Denniz left for New York with Maryland allotted 32 delegates and 12 alternates plus an extra ticket for each delegate.
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Camden Station
Baltimors and Ohio Railroad Company
Ritchie
Hotel/ Astor
Maryland
Waldert- Astoria
National Committee
John Walter Smith
Samuel K. Denniz
New York
Wife Seeks Divorce After Alleged Poison Plot and Cruelty
Mrs. Ida E. Boone sues Ernest W. Boone in Frederick County for permanent alimony, custody of their 16-year-old son Joseph, and share of property. She alleges abandonment after being ordered to leave the jointly occupied home, cruelty and threats, and that he tried to put iodine in her medicine to end her life. The complaint cites disputes over meals and finances as part of the alleged abuse.
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Lodine
Ida E. Boone
Hetto S. Harp
Ernest W. Boone
Johnsville
Frederick County
Boone
Joseph A. Boone
Typhoid Wave Now Is Under Control at Point of Rocks
Health Officer Dr Kefauver reports the typhoid outbreak after last month’s flood is under control at Point of Rocks. About 100 people have been immunized, with additional vaccinations in flooded areas nearby. The hot weather aids in recovery and helps prevent further spread amid ongoing cases.
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Point of Rocks
H. ©. Kefauver
Frederick County
Kefauver
Furher Tavageeood
Three Day Holiday Set for July 4 Week in Maryland
Gov Albert C. Ritchie announced to A Goldsborough executive secretary of the Baltimore Association of Commerce that July 6 will be a legal holiday statewide. The move follows numerous requests from association members as July 4 falls on Friday, creating a three day weekend. It is expected other states may follow Maryland's lead.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
A. Goldsborough
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Two Ships Narrowly Split In Atlantic Collision
In thick fog off Cape Race on June 21 the Canadian Pacific liner Metagama carrying 1000 passengers collided with the Italian steamship Clara Campus. The impact tore a large hole, fear of sinking spread, but through constant pumping and calm leadership the Metagama crawled through darkness, was beached after a 24 hour struggle, saved by a few yards.
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Bz International News Service
Johns
N. F
Fox
North Atlantic
Cape Race
Narrow Escape On Eastbound Train Over Sinking Bridge
Mrs. L. W. Liskey and two children from Oakland California visit Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Rowe in Virginia Avenue. The eastbound train on a bridge at Salt Lake City neared disaster as the bridge began sinking. Crews halted for nearly two hours to assess the dangerous span over a sandy section.
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L. W. Liskey
Oakland
Cal
State awards ten road contracts totaling 2.21 million
The State Heads Commission awarded ten road contracts yesterday. They cover 20.77 miles for 52 contracts this year, totaling 80.75 miles and 2,210,484.72 dollars. The average price per mile is 27,374.18 dollars, with variations by construction type.
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L. B H. Steuart
Commission
Hive
Ticket Collector At Palace Receives Bouquet At Morning Hour
Bam Erlocher, a genial ticket collector at the Palace Theatre, yesterday morning received a large bunch of American Beauty roses from an old admirer. The roses sit atop the popcorn machine, filling the lobby with fragrance while Sanderson-Porter workers vacate the Potomac Edison Plant in Williamsport.
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Palace
Bam Erlocher
Palace Theatre
Sanderson-Porter
Potomac Edison
Williamsport
Plant workers relocate amid new construction programs
Since completion, many workers are moving away to Listerville in West Virginia and other sites where construction is active. The Williamsport plant now faces the bends of PotomacEngom em Ployes as employees depart for new assignments.
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Listerville
W. Va
Williamsport
Candidates Arrive for Camp Meade Summer Training
More than 600 young men mainly college students from six states and the District of Columbia arrived at Camp Meade to begin summer training. The camp opened yesterday and runs through July 31 under Brig. Gen. Harold Fiske. An estimated 3400 citizen soldiers are due July 1 for additional summer training.
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United States Army
Camp Meade
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
District of Columbia
Harold ©. Fiske
Welfare official resigns from state post effective July 10
Ymory ke Coblenta announced at a Board of Welfare meeting that he has handed Governor Ritchie his resignation as director of the State Department of Welfare. The resignation becomes effective July 10. MEET ME AT THE TONGCOCHEAGUE TONIGHT, Ad.
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Ymory Ke Coblenta
Board of Welfare
Ritchie
State Department of Welfare
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