Shoemaker Road Plan Sparks Heated Frederick County Meeting
A Saturday Farmers Association meeting in Frederick County devolved into a stormy session over the Shoemaker road plan. Senator Goslin and Andrew Ramsay spoke as residents pressed for and against the plan, with heated exchanges over costs, grading, and counties’ road-building approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoemaker
Frederick County Farmers’ Association
Freld
E. E. Goslin
Andrew Ramsay
Good Roads Commission
Farmers’ Association
Partners’ Association
Jesse P. Kins
Public Service Commission
BOE
Wheel of Wagon Collapses on Market Street Morning
A wagon wheel came off aExpressa wagon on Market Street this morning near the Boand O de pot. The horse was checked and stopped before any damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expresa
Marketetree
Train Wreck Injures Four On Board Presidential Special
A special Western Maryland Railway train carrying J. M. Fitzgerald and others struck a landslide at Tonoloway west of Valnogle. Four women were injured, none seriously. Injured include engineer Fleet, Warbaugh, fireman Murti, Casey’s son Frank, Smiley, and conductor Seigman. Some taken to Hagerstown and Washington County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Waite
J. M. Fitzgerald
Western Mary and Railway
Tonoloway
Valnogek
Warbaugh
Mogérsibwn
Gok Murti
Allimore
Frank
Casey
Ballisore
Palte Tv
Ehlel Etk
Lo ‘F
Smiley
Edward L. Seigman
Hageratown
Harbaugh
Washington County Hospital
Kennan Martin
Baltimore
Doubs' Aid Society Holds Largest Meeting in 15 Years
The Doubs Mo chures Aid Society met at the home of Mr and Mrs P Elmer Compher Jr on Friday Merit with about 50 members, collecting $62.45 from members. Mrs John W Carey presided, Rev J W Briscoe offered prayer, and the hymn Work For The Night is Coming was sung. The minutes and roll call were read, and the group adjourned to meet May 2 at the home of Mr and Afra Albert W Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fadlest Aid Society of the
Doubs Mo Chures
P. Elmer Compher Jr
John W. Carey
J. W. Briscoe
Nelie Grubb
Afra
Albert W. Walters
Florodora in Moving Pictures in Baltimore
Florodora might be filmed in Baltimore by a New York Minolion company with six expert cameramen to capture the Paint and Powder Club’s principal dancing number. A handsome sum is reportedly offered for the rights, with profits intended for charity, and filming planned to run in several reels totaling about 16 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florodora
Florodan
New York
Minolion Picture Company
Baltimore
Third brother killed on railroad in routine work
Mitton Thomas Wolford, a Baltimore find Ohio Railroad conductor from Martinsburg West Virginia, was killed beneath a freight car at Round Top near Hancock while repairing brake riggings. He was the third Wolford brother to die violently on a railroad, after Charles Wolford at Harpers Ferry and Calvin Wolford in Cumberland yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitton Thomas Wolford
Baltimore
Ohio
Martinsburg
W. Va
Round Top
Hancock
Charles Wolford
Harpers Ferry
Calvin Wolford
Cumberland
Quilter Completes 20th War Time Quilt Milestone
Miss Rebecca Ann Miers of near Chewsville Washington marks her eighty second Friday by finishing the last of 30 wartime quilts she has made in the past two years. She also completed six hen comforts as part of her sewing efforts aimed at aiding servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Ann Miers
Chewsville
Washington
Paint and price compare for house coatings debate
An advertisement discusses paint choices and pricing, weighing cheaper options against quality and protection. It questions whether lower gallon prices or better protection matter more for property value, noting the impact of brand and finish. A promotion by Warcett & Co. appears in the ad.
First Family Reunion in Frederick After 27 Years
Joseph I Leichert of Frederick gathers his children for his 78th birthday as brothers from Niagara Falls Waynesboro and Wichita return. Charles Lebherz comes home after 25 years, visiting with relatives at Shipley home on North Market Street. Lebherz reflects on Frederick’s progress and the National Bank building. Hon John Lebherz, Niagara commissioner of Public Utilities, also noted.
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Joseph i
Leichert
Frederick
John
Niagara Falls
New York
Augustus
Waynesboro
Charles
Wichita
Kansas
Charles Lebbers
Charles Shipley
North Market Street
William H. Lebherz
Joseph Wisner
John Hartman
Lebherz
Elf
Willuam Lebheraz
John Wartman
Charles Lebhers
Mr. Leichert
Charlies Shipley
Germany
Margaret Eisenhauer
Joseph PF. Eisenhauer
John Eisenhauer
Messrs. Lebherz Willl
John Lebherz
Niagara
Beng
College Campaign Work Includes Washington Visit
Dr J H Apple president of the Woman's College spent yesterday in Washington advocating for the college building fund. Dr C E Wehler dean also worked in Carlisle on the same mission. Tomorrow the building committee will meet in the city to finalize details of the proposed new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Apple
Woman's College
Washington
C. E Wehler
Carlisle
Colese
Pages to Continents Congress D A R in Memorial Hall
Maryland will be well represented at the Twenty second Continental Congress of D A R meeting in Memorial Continental Hall Washington April 14 19 Mrs Robert G Hogan state remnant who will preside over all chapters in the state has appointed Miss Beh of Frederick Chapter this city and Miss Hadel of General Smallwood Chapter Baltimore as pages to Congress To Attend Missionary Conference Mrs Charles L Stokes Mrs Amos Seigmist and Mrs HL Haximes haugh will go to Dallastown Pa tomorrow to attend the meeting of the Woman s Missionary Conference of the United Brethren church which continues tomorrow afternoon and session Wednesday and Thursday
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Harry Jones
Joling Troptins University
George H. Dennis
Jones
Dubtrow
Good Roads Commission
Dr. Jones
Ramsay
Frederick County
Allegany County
Reno S. Harp
Shirley
Harp
Dilan
Noah E. Cramer
Oom
Flook
Frederick
Flock
Goslin
Tally
Kemp
Maryland
Continental Congress
Memorial Continental Hall
Washington
Robert G. Hogan
State Remeat
Beh
Miss Hadel
General Smallwood
Baltimore
Congress
Charles L. Stokes
Amos Seigmist
EL HL Haximeshaugh
Dallastown
Woman's Missionary Conference
The
United Brethren Church
Spanish War Veterans to Organize Aligned Ranks
Spanish War Veterans plan to organize a Maryland National Guard unit from the First and Fifth Regiments to secure medals and formalize ongoing union. Leaders aim to establish permanent organization under the Maryland line crest and create a unified veteran group statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serste
Naste
Religious Telescope Out U B Church Paper Printed At Dayton
Dayton church paper The Religious Telescope reports flood damage and first edition issued April 2 in four image folder form. Plant destroyed with losses estimated 125000 to 150000 dollars. Three Dayton daily papers canceled. News partnered with NCR for two page sheet, others copied from Richmond. Officer William King injured in Bentztown Hill wagon mishap. United Steam Fire Company quarterly meeting set for 8 PM.
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U. B
Dayton
H.W. Hummelbaugh
United Brethren Church In Christ
Aua
C. J. B. Brane
News
National Cash Register
Richmond
Jud
Pape's Diapepsin Claims Fast Stomach Relief
Claiming to aid over a million users yearly in the United States England and Canada Pape's Diapepsin is advertised as a harmless preparation that digests food quickly relieving sour belching gas heartburn and general indigestion within five minutes A 50 cent case is marketed as sufficient to cure most cases of dyspepsia and stomach disorders with relief promised at any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Canada
Pape
Public statement by Anti-Saloon League on liquor license signers
The Anti-Saloon League of Fred rik County publishes its statement explaining why it will list the names of all signers of liquor license applications. It argues licenses affect the public and urges citizen oversight, noting legal qualifications for signers and applicants and the need for nine of seventeen resident freeholders to endorse. The league denies malice or attempts to harm reputations and stresses its temperance aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Fredrik County
Ilis
League
I T
Leanne
Real Estate for Base Washington Investment Offer
Real estate ads invite limited single investment properties in Washington with guaranteed titles and high returns. Properties located in upscale neighborhoods promise net yields around 9 percent after taxes, water rent, insurance, and management. Multiple listings describe two to three family brick and frame houses near Union Station, downtown, and northwest sections, with rents and prices detailed and mortgage terms offered. Shannon & Locus, Investment Dept., 14th Street NW, Washington, D.C.
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Washington
Commission
National Bank
Shannon & Locus
Investment Department
14Th Street
N. W
Union Station
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Ander
France
Texas
Claude Dutrow
Redar
William J. Grove
Hampshire
Dennis
Claude Dutrew
Doubs’ Aid Society
O. F
Brunswick
Gilead
O. FF
Hagerstown
Odd Fellowship
Oswald
Hartle
Capt. Martle
P. G. M. Hartman
Howard County
Board of County Commissioners
Ehalf
Daniel M. Murray
Woodland C Phillips
A. P. Gorman
A. Howard Earp
Grosvenor Hanson
Henry G. Peniman
Louis T. Clark
Bern
Jorg
Warcett & Co. Ser
J. F. Lebhert
N. Y
Wiliam King
C. B. Willard
Bentztown Hill
Mr. King
Uniteds
United Steam Fue Company
Emory L. Coblentz
Chas. Wertheimer
Frank C. Norwood
Rob't. A. Kemp
Geo. T. Baumgardnn
Ase
Cashier
Richard Potts
Edgar H. McBride
Court St
Frederick, Md
Roy W. Jooie
Janildiy
Bevard Kepner
North Manket Street
C&t
Avrédiy
Xeas
Evlack A. m. Harney
Jennancas Smith
Cour House
Saluablie Real Estate
Perlnek
Prands Stith
Arthur PD
Ward
Tustess
Nasare Hyvin
AL 1 Cremer & Sone
Lewletesn
Seraey
REAL
Shannon & Luchs
Gton
D.C
First Trust
Avatty
Sald
Capitol
Nets
DGRG
Frice
Ron
Bright Twofanity
Accumbrance
Chatming
tX-hoon
Bath
Salewa
Wight
Morteage
Wes
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Ines
Pine
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