County Dubs News Notes Local Goings On
Local items report visits and calls among residents from Baltimore to Frederick and Adams town. Easter and church services are scheduled across multiple area churches with several social visits, illnesses, and a birth noted among families.
Equal Suffrage: Mothers Must Speak For Home Life
A newspaper column argues for women's suffrage, contending mothers alone steward home life and children's welfare. It asserts men misrepresent the home, demands ballots to protect milk, meat, water, clothing, and public health, and warns against vice and corruption.
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Herald
Tom
Harry
Dusky
Sambo
State Council Meeting Arrangements Completed for Convention
Frederick Council No LES Junior O VL ALM completed final arrangements for the State Council convention to be held in the city next Tuesday and Wednesday. Headquarters secured at the M C A with delegates met at depots and escorted to hotels. A special five car train will bring visiting delegates Monday at 7 50 PM. The council sessions will be in the temple hall and 200 to 300 representatives expected. Heptasophs Meet Tonight at lodge room Independent Hall. The meeting will feature candidates for initiation with officers present and addressed by Supreme Secretary Frank Pleffner and others. A collage will close the meeting.
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Frederick
Une
Realtinanea
Heptasophs
Bredomiek
Order of
Phelad
Dompht
Sue Biesse
Frank
Pleffner
Charlea Bubbert
Aid
C. 0. Rewnan
Haltimora
Literary Societies Hold Regular Meetings At Lumberton
The Belles Lettres and Cloverleaf Literary Societies met yesterday afternoon with programs including recitations essays and debates. Executives were elected and judges ruled on debates with affirmative and negative sides. meetings adjourned for April 21.
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Belles Lettres Literary Society
Clyde Burgeo
Jesse Sunday
Austin James
Matthew Staley
Mexico
Fulton Nicodmus
Elmer Brown
United States
Geo. Myers
Walter Sinn
Preston Michael
James King
Dean Hendrickson
Dorsey Sappington
Allen Quynn
Travis White
Walter Linn
Parsons Newman
Earl Zeigler
Criti
George Myers
Rose Myers
David Johnson
Ray Burgee
Uvacal AF
Cloverleaf Literary Society
L. Feaga
C. White
Summers
W. Funk
T. Eader
J. Blentlinger
Maine
H. Schroeder
Woods
J. Abrecht
KE. Shaw
R. Kink
R. Lipps
M. Zentz
C. Summers
J. Criffin
L. Penga
Juvenile Literary Society
W. Quynn
R. Phebus
FR. Falk
J. Baumgardner
G. Hunichen
B Baumgardner
W. Johnson
H. Miller
S. Poole
D Schell
M. Harp
Leiser
R. Watson
Ro Falk
Ro Morgan
C. Klein
Nero Fiddles at Two Schools Then Rome Fire Alleged
In a sensational tale, Nero fiddled in both classical and popular schools but left no visible impression before allegedly setting Rome ablaze. He declared, I lack temperament, as he resumed his instrument with a sinister air, according to The News.
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Nero
Rome
Puck
Notes of News From Across the State of Uncertain Times
Notes of News Here and There Throughout the State recount a mix of incidents and official actions. Reports include a suicide attempt in Waterstown by Miss Lucy Wilson, a Maryland adjournment of a Grand Lodge meeting in Cumberland, and pending immigration commissioner nomination in Baltimore. Other items note a prison sentence for Thomias Mullens in Upper Marlboro, a goring incident in Brentwood, a fatal shafting accident near Hancock, and railway route review by Baltimore County Commissioners. Additional items mention oyster industry trends at a shellfish convention, banana import growth prompting new steamers, adjourned police commissioner trial in Baltimore, and a murder conviction for Mullens. The county offers a reward for milk-poisoning info, and the Adamstown Orioles reorganize seeking 13–16 year old players with a listed lineup.
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Lucy Wilsor
Waterstown
Grand Lodge of
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Cumberland
Baltimore
Senate
Betrant N. Stunt
Thomias Mullens
A.D. Sanders
Brentwood
Prince George's County
Washington
William Triax
Jackson Triax
Swan's Mill
Belle Grove
Hancock
Mit
Baltinore County
Towson and Cockeysville
Baltimore Police
Crothers
Upper Mar'boro
Thomas Mullens
Mullens
Hurdle
Franklin Gue
Damascus
Montgomery County
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