Great Council of Red Men Holds Patriotic Sessions in Frederick
Delegates gathered at the Masonic Temple for a banquet and ceremony led by Great Sachem Harry L Bennett. A tribute to Francis Scott Key was delivered at Mount Olivet cemetery, with Judge Glenn Worthington praising the national anthem and American flag. The event featured speeches on Red Men history, fraternity, and local heritage, followed by a banquet and musical selections.
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Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Council of Reid
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Francis Scott Rey
West Charen Street
Westernport
OVMM
Keshatt
H. Dorsey Etchison
Glenn Worthington
Worthington
Red Men
Maryland
Germany
Britain
Turkey
France
Ensigh
America
Joseph Mapkimson
Columbia
Land
Sanuel Smith
Joseph Rodman Drake
Joseph Hopkinson
Samuel Smith
Frederick Counts
Horn
Prederick
Laval
Atlantic
Pacific
Lakes
Rio Chande
Hawa
Mindanao
Luzon
Porto Riva
Jefferson
Recdl
Sons of
H Liberty
Tudfang
Boston Harbor
Great Britain
Market Street
Smithfield
Gibson Smith
Hinddock Heights
Etchison
Tudne C.H. Eckstein
Commonwealth
Reno
Harp
John Carrol
Carrollton
Gamimore County
United States
Pennsylvania
Potomac River
Banquet a Big Success for Red Men Visitors
The Maryland Council of Red Men wrapped up day one with a large banquet at the Masonic Temple banquet room. Local lodge members and town women coordinated the event, creating a spirited, friendly atmosphere that capped the sessions.
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Maryland
Council of Red Men
Masonic Temple
Speeches Open Local Event With Reflections on Freedom
Hon. Trickett Giles of Baltimore closed a gathering with remarks on Freedom Friendship and Charity. He highlighted the welcome given to visitors and regarded local esteem as a tribute to the order and its motto during the evening's end.
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Trickett Giles
Baltmore
Giles
Frederick
Election of Officers of State Council of Red Men
Delegates at Frederick executive sessions elected Maryland officers for the State Council of Red Men. John W Baker became Great Junior Sagamore while Keeper of Wampum election stalled. Albert Baker and Charles Townsend won on ballots for Keeper and Great Keeper of the Records. Baltimore selected as next convention site.
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Dorsey Etchibon
Mantis
Frederick
Eomprem
United States
Maryland
Marshind
Sachem
Charles W .Townsend
Hig
Great Council of Maryland
Town ‘'Gend
Anney
Antil
Harry L. Bennett
Prederick
Great Sachem
Diamus Littleton
Miltimore
Junior Sagamore
Great
James Rinker
John W Walker
W. Trickett Giles
Moses Cohlen
Harry T. Brown
Baltimore
Henry Warrenfeltz
Wolfsville
John Hoff
Owings Mills
Albert Baker
Joseph L. Abel
John W. Baker
Charles W. Townsend
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal notes list movements of townsfolk and visitors. Casper E Cline is out of town on business, George A Pearre Jr visits Rockville on business, Frederic Lege of Baltimore stays in Frederick for a few days, Rev W H Lamar is in Hagerstown, Mrs Thomas Schley and Anne Schley visit Baltimore, Waller S Taylor of Wilmington formerly of this city is here on business, Mr and Mrs James H Harris visit New York and Boston, William Daggett and daughter Neil Rose Daggett of San Francisco visit relatives. Daggett did not attend the Daughters of the American Revolution convention. Mr and Mrs George N Cramer of Owings Mills and daughter Catherine with others attend a wedding in York. Mr Frederick W Cramer marries Miss Nine Marshall today.
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Casper E. Cline
William T. Daggett
Neil Rose Daggett
San Francscco
Cal
Johnson
Louise Johnson Clay
East Second Street
Daggett
Convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution
George N. Cramer
Owings Mills
Catherine
William Crame
Noah E. Cramer
James H Cramer
York
Frederick W. Cramer
Nine ‘Marshall
Mayor Hoskins Killed in Red Jacket Shootout
Special dispatch from Mattewan West Virginia reports Mayor Hoskins and Town Marshal M killed in a fierce confrontation at Red Jacket. A posse is pursuing the alleged slayers as authorities investigate the deadly incident amid mounting tensions in the town.
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Newa. Bluefield
W.va
Hoskins
Mattewan
Red Jacket
Posse
Slayers
$250,000 Loss by Fire at Buffalo Glass Plant
Special Dispatch reports a Buffalo Glass plant fire on April 27 at 3 30 pm destroying the facility with $250,000 in losses. Twenty firemen were knocked down by the explosion.
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Buffalo
Pullman Sleeper Burned in Rocky Mount Train Fire
A Pullman sleeper car of the Palmetto Limited on the Atlantic Coast Line burned in Rocky Mount North Carolina on April 2. One passenger died and seven were injured in the blaze which destroyed the car. Local reports say the fire started mid train as the train paused near town. Investigators probe the cause while survivors are treated for burns.
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Rocky Mount
N .C
Atlantic Coast Line
Amateur League Plans Form in Hagerstown May Second
Frederick and Hagerstown will push an amateur baseball league with no paid players. A May 2 meeting in Hagerstown will invite Martinsburg Chambersburg Waynesboro Brunswick Frederick to form a six town league financed by a stock company.
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Hagerstown
W J. Bragonier
Maxerstown
Frederick
Bragonier
J. B. Clark
Clark
Cumberland Valley
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Brunswick
Governor Crothers Sees Mount St Marys Triumph Over Hamilton
Governor Crothers attended Mount St Marys College vs Hamilton College and praised the Mountaineers for a 14 to 1 victory. Flannery held the visitors to one hit in six innings, with Letters replacing him and Coastello shining at bat and in field. The Mountaineers dominated early, scoring seven runs in the fifth inning aided by hits, errors, and passes, as RW El Mt St Marys notes the decisive win.
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Crothers
Mount St Mary's College
Hamilton College
Mountaineers
New York Staters
Flannery
Hel
Letters
Costello
EL Mt St. Mary’s
Hamilton
Rice
MecMorris
Wymand
Kilgallon
Watkins
Gould
Lauglin
McMorris
Kelly
Doubie
Manion
Royce
AtHien
Knox
Calnan
Women to Wrestle in Unique Local Mat Event
Lloyd Jeffries plans major boxing and wrestling bouts in Frederick featuring two championship style women wrestlers. Backers in Washington aim to raise a July purse for a big match. Joe Turner and Joe Grant are linked to championship bouts with Shad Link, while Tommy Lowe faces Soldier Burns next Wednesday in a hard lightweight contest.
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Lloyd Jeffries
Frederick
Jeffries
Link
Tommy Lowe
Soldier Burns
Lowe
Among the Sick in Frederick Area
Frederick and vicinity residents suffer illness with several gains. Philip Scheel recovers from a badly crushed foot and walks about. Edward B. Nicodemus of Wallersville has improved enough to stay at home. Mrs. William A. Harley, undergoing sanatorium treatment at Takoma Park, shows marked improvement.
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Frederick
Philip Scheel
Edward DB
Nicodemus
Wallersville
William A. Harley
Takoma Park
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement Testimony
Testimony touts Doan’s Kidney Pills as effective for kidney weakness and back pain. Mrs George W Perry of Frederick Maryland reports relief after brief use and recommends the remedy. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan’s.
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Dean
George W. Perry
Braddock
Frederick
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
New Life Pills touted as busy little aids
Advertisement claims Dr King's New Life Pills restore energy and health, curing ailments from constipation to malaria. Pill sugar coating promises strength and mental vigor. Sold for 26 at Pearre's Pharmacy.
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Dr. King
Pearre
Prominent Vet Certifies Cattle Tuberculin Tested Passed
State Prominer is neverty certify but the entire herd of cows of FR. Rush Lewis have been tuberculin tested and passed by me four free from tuberculosis. BR. V. SMITH. DI. CHAS. B. GILL, Veterinary Surgeon. Graduate of the United States Colleges of Veterinary Surgeons. I have complete equipment necessary to perform all kinds of operations. Residence phone 347-R. Office Doll Doll Livery. Phone 207. Calls made day or night.
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V. Seaice
Rush Lewis
V. Smith
Chas. B. Gill
United States Colleges OF Veterinary Surgeons
Doll & Doll
Wee
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Great Council OF Red Men
Kit
J.C. Littleton
Littleton
Redmenship
John H. Bennett
Nestor
Bennett
Philip E. Porter
The
Brotherhood of Man
Corm
Giles Speake
George A. Pearre, Jr
Rockville
Frederic Lege
Thomas Schley
Anne Schley
West Second Street
Waller S$. Taylor
Wilmington
Del
James H. Harris
East Third Street
Boston
Pullman
Warnes
Bragonter
Derr
Bopsr
Schroeder
M. A. Ec
RHEL
Macloo
Harrison
Hauger
Cramer
Hinehardt
Hanver
Stevens
Boost
State
Mt. St. Mary's Boys
Red Roses
Third Street
E. E. Shaw
Hi. R. Sneek
McMurray Street
Madap
FO Divuak
Derr Street
James A. Brown
Lingamure Hills Farm
Aprigdie
Frederick County
Luther E. Walker
Barrow
Aforasvid
Frederick Coutty
W. Bowers
Frederick Copotye
Jiarry W. Howlers
Toetz
Btons, & Weimberg
Leu
Mespectruny
Iawe
Geo. W. Heinlein
T . Wanted
W. J. Brown
McKillip Veterinary College
Chicago
Ill
Z. ¥. Smith
West Patricket
Houck
Y. M
A. Bevard Kepner
North Market Street
Frederick MD. Co. & B
Second Street
Ausanice
Clinton McSherry
D. He, Peterman
Franklin Street
Altimore
Gt City
Dongola
Vici Kid
Goodyear
Moser's
N. Market St
Spifelta
IRS
C. H. Miller
North Market St
G. Waring Tyson
South Market Street
Mileinery
N. By & D. Mantz
Chas. L. H. Futz
Dra
James Long
Frederick, MD
Seplkety
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