Maryland Election Forecast Cites Amended Ballot Scrutiny
Vandiver claims a 700 vote edge for the amendment while Hanna predicts a 2000 plus defeat. conservative estimate places defeat near 13 007. Ballot box layout and county variation could sway rural southern Maryland and Eastern Shore voters. Democratic managers in Montgomery County report strong operatives and turnout likely favorable to the party.
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Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
Vandiver
Democratic State Committee
Hanna
Republican Committee
Makenin
Chamel County
Wixo
Southers
Marsland
Balthnors
Republieket
Ayrougt
War of words shapes Maryland election fights and liquor debate
Campaign coverage reports Democratic managers predicting solid majorities for the party and a strong vote for the Tragé Amendment, with estimates for Straus as state comptroller and Worthington as chief judge. Republicans counter with expectations of close results, amid a heated Garrett County race and a sharp liquor issue debate in Hagerstown and Oakland.
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Paign
Straus
Jecy
Worthington
Thacher
House of Delegates
Jssus
Hagerstown
Auditorium Fink
Washington County
Jacob 8. Simon
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. Clarence Lane
Merchants’ Protective Association
Oakland
Garrett County
Tte
People’s Party
Garrett
George A. Bearre
Robert A. Ravenscroft
Baltimore
Virginia Briefs Highlight Fire Loss and Civic Events
Fire destroyed the home of lumber dealer C. G. Thomasson in Emmetiin Richmond County, with $1000 loss and $309 insured. Colonville marks a flag raising by the Patriotic Sons of America, R Lindsay Gordon Jr of Louisa speaks on Patriotism Education and Fraternity. Radford lights restored after months of darkness amid price controversy over city letts. Norfolk and Western plans to upgrade Radford station, build a 36000 bridge, and fence tracks to the tower. Virginia Air Line Railway elects directors at Charlottesville annual meeting. Rev Z. Rand of Atlanta to take sabbatical from St John’s Roanoke rectorship.
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Colonville
Grange County
Patriotic Sons of America
R. Tindsay Gordon, Jr
Louisa
Radford
Amebruar
Norfolk and Western Railway
Gaal Radford
Harrison Street
Virginia Air Live Rail
Charlottesville
George W. Stevens
Decatur Aatel
Hensry T. Wickham
C. E. Doyle
G. B. Wail
J. M. Robertson
T. C. Troy
North Carolina notices from Raleigh and Martinsburg
Interest at Raleigh centers on the Farmers National Congress to begin next Thursday with a 49 woman delegation from Ohio arriving. The Cathages and Pinehurst Railway is authorized to raise capital to build two union passenger stations at Stateville. Abraham Oettinger, 66, a Kinston merchant, died suddenly in Raleigh while visiting his daughter. The Kinston and Carolina Railroad and Lumber Co sold Friday to John Le Roper Lumber Co for 74000 with debt assumed totaling 100000 in receivership. Martinsburg reports the death of Mrs Sarah V. OBrien aged 83, widow of Nathan O’Brien, with five children surviving. Laura M. West, 21, Martinsburg church worker, died. Miss 10a O. Pitzer, 2, Berkeley County, died of heart failure.
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Raleigh
Farmers’ National Congress
Ohio
Abraham Oettinger
Kinston
Btrs
Frank K. Killington
Martinsburg
Sarah V. Obrien
Pitzer
Charles V. Pitzer
Berkeley County
Marylands Obituary Notices From Hagerstown and Cumberland
John R. McDuell a Brownsville farmer died of heart disease at 73 leaving his wife and five children. Nellie Ellizabeth Knodle died of heart disease at 56, born Beaver Creek, daughter of John H. Wagoner, sister of Claude B. Wagoner, husband and five children survive. Judge Robert R. Fenilerson lax learned his brother-in-law the Rev Ephraim Phillips formerly pastor of the Reformed Episcopal Church Cumberland had died in Jamaica on Thursday.
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Hagerstown
John R. McDuell
Brownsville
Nellie Ellizabeth Knodle
William H. Knodle
Beaver Creek
John H. Wagoner
Claude B. Wagoner
Phoebus
Cumberland
Robert R. Fenilerson Lax
Ephraim Phillips
Reformed Episcopal Church
Jamaica
Virginia Weddings Bring Together Heathagive and Jones
In Northumberland County Miss Eva Ramey and T. W. Jones wed yesterday at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. Herbert S. Driscoll officiating. Miss Ramey is niece of Rev. A. J. Ramey. In Charlottesville William Reid and Mary Thomas Johnston married at the Johnston home with Rev. E. Pleazants presiding.
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Heathagive
Eva. Ramey
T. W. Jones
Fairfields
Northumberland’ County
Baptist Parsonage
Herbert S. Driscoll
Ramey
A. J. Ramey
Charlottesville
William “Jh. Reid
Kent Answers Glass Congress In Election Ferment
Congressman outlines details amid eye of election clash over attack on Republican candidate for governor. Tense atmosphere grows, Democrats claim momentum while Republicans push back amid ongoing campaign controversies.
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Fickete
Democrata
Virginia Gubernatorial Ballot Review Amid Controversy
The Virginia campaign centers on Governor candidate William P Kent and rival Carter Glass with charges from Glass about Kent’s moral fitness. Democratic turnout is expected to rise, while Kent defends a Kentucky arbitration incident as a legal misunderstanding.
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Specia Lo
Washington
Richmond
Carter Glase
Lynchburg
William P. Kent
Glass
Kent
Virginia
Staunton
Brown Allan
Syov. Swanson
the Commonwealth
Was
Kentucky
Contested Land Deal and Threatening Letter Details
In Lynchburg Va a dispute unfolds over a land sale involving Capt Kent and Mr Glass. Documentary evidence shows Kent retained 500 as fee and 9001 for a second tract. he refunded 3800 and corrected expense accounts after a court decision favored the vendors. A threatening letter from a Louisville lawyer arises amid accusations of fraud and unethical conduct.
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Glags
New Or-lenne
New Orleans
Louisville
Kentucky
Glass
Lynchburg
Carter Glass
Cant. Kent
Capt. Kent
J L. Kent
Randolph FH. Blain
Capt
Kent
Pauline McGavock
R. H L. Shelton
Blandville
Blain
City National Bank
Cairo
W. 3. Puckett
Shetton
Shelton
West Virginia Suffrage Clubs Elect Officers and Faculty
In Wheeling the West Virginia Federation of Suffrage Clubs announced officers including President Mrs T C Hardbrook Wheeling and Vice President Mrs Beulah Boyd Ritchie Fairmont. New regents Arlington L Darby Waynesburg Pa and teachers Florence Fox Glenville Katharine Koebler Glenville and Grace Breckenridge Glenville. Also notes resignations and changes in coal industry leadership and an educational rally in Harpers Ferry promoting high school organization and a Pyramid Pile Cure promotion.
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West Virginia Federation of ‘Suffrage Clubs
Wheeling
T. C. Hardbrook
Beulah Boyd Ritchie
Fairmonti
Dilzabeth Cumming
Powell
Fairmont
Mra. Hawker
Fairmount
Jeaste Maniby
Annie Boyd
Haria
Miller
Shepherd College
Harry Snyder
Shepherdstown
Huntington Skyscraper Project Moves Forward
State Highway Commissioner Charles P Light aims to press for county prisoners to work on public improvements as Huntington begins work on its first skyscraper. The ten story stone and concrete building, costing about 950000, will include office space and store rooms. Baltimore and Ohio conductor James Berhhaugh, 32, was killed in a freight yard accident.
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Charles P. “Light
Huntington
James Berhhaugh
Baltimore and Ohio
Fragmentary text about a prepaid drug coupon and scrap notes
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a prepaid drug coupon and a scramble of names and places. The readable portions reference a coupon, a drug company, and scattered words like Baral and Fal packers. No coherent event or clear people or organizations emerge.
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Baral
Sica
Fal Packers
Kazak Art Loom Rug in Seven Toned Delft Palette
An all wool self tone rug features seven colors including delft blue nile green sage green tan empire red old blue terra cotta and old rose. Ruler value and sale price listed as 530.00 and 24.25 respectively.
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Bromley
Kazak
Delft
Virginia Obituary Notes From Winchester and Nearby
Virginia obituaries recall James R Tharp a 71 year old farmer and Confederate veteran native to Hardy County who died at a Winchester hospital leaving 18 children. Robert Ritter a 66 year old landowner died at his home near Winchester with four sons and five daughters surviving. Mrs James Marta Marsh daughter of the late Judge Samuel Strangham died at her husband Capt James Marsh's home near Reidville. Harry V Tal of Orange County died at his parents home in Unionville at 21, survived by his parents.
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Winchester
James R. ‘Tharp
Poldler
Hardy County
Nina
Dives
Robert Ritter
Heathsville
Get
James Martaigd
James Marsh
Reldvile
Mra. Marsh
Sgimuel Strangham
Ericksburg
Oet
Harry
Talof
Orange County
Wis
Unionville
Rewards Offered for Slayers in Reid Murder Case
County and Harry Reid offer rewards totaling $1,909 for the apprehension of those who killed Mrs Cora Cornella Reid and her son Coker aged two near this place. The double murder occurred after a house fire, with over 1000 people attending the funeral. A portion of $89 in gold was found in the burned dwelling.
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County and Coker Reid
Washington
Meney, W. VI
Grant County
Cora Cornella Reid
Coker
Reid
Photos for science at Navy seeks atomized radiographs
Washington Post reports Angybelis Maryland October 7 that middie students at the Naval Academy will be asked to contribute radiographs of their joints for a science program. The notice indicates cooperation with medical research and requests voluntary participation from midshipmen.
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Middiea
Radiograph Method Aids Age Determination Of Youth Ends
The article explains epiphyses on bones and how radiographs of these ends help determine age. It notes youths show cartilaginous linkage while adults have fused epiphyses, with midshipmen as subjects. This method could aid enforcing child labor laws and detecting fraudulent enlistments.
Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diuretic as a cure for backache, rheumatism, and urinary troubles. It claims the remedy cleanses and revitalizes the kidneys and urinary system with a few days of use, urging readers to accept only this product from reputable druggists.
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Savary
Wasserman ‘Tost
Starlon
Pape
Pape, Thompson & Pape
Cincinneti
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