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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1911
Page
6
West Point Vacancies Spark Debate On Youth Military Spirit
Subscribers report irregular delivery while the article questions the decline in American youth joining West Point amid vacancies. It extols the academy as a modern institution offering free board, college education, and a steady career path, then questions why worthy young men avoid cadetships. The note also mentions Standard Oil Company’s cut into thirty five parts and asks if the change is an improvement.
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West Point
Academy
Rumor of War Scare Lingers Amid Peace Talks
In Europe the war scare is described as sleeping but not dead. Peace agreements are expected to curb the business of large gun makers, signaling a tentative easing of tensions and a potential decline in arms orders.
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Europe
Baltimore News
Vetoed Statehood for Arizona and New Mexico Sparks Recall Debate
The Washington Herald notes President Taft vetoed Congress's Arizona and New Mexico statehood bill over judicial recall concerns. It argues against recall, warning it endangers free government and invites manipulation by factions. The piece supports admission without recall provisons, favoring local self government and constitutional protections. It contrasts radical West trends with conservative paths and cites Bryan-era shifts.
Taft vetoes Arizona New Mexico statehood plan over recall of judges
The President vetoes the joint house resolution for statehood for Arizona and New Mexico citing the recall of judges as dangerous to the judiciary and public will. He argues the novelty cannot be sanctioned and warns the measure risks political control, leaving statehood in limbo and shaping the national campaign on the issue.
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Arizona
New Mexico
House
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Statehood
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Baltimore
Merriness Minutes Reveal Odd Child Mother Exchange
Fragmented OCR text hints at a quirky dialogue about a joy ride. References to a child, mother, and wanderer appear with garbled names and terms like Chas bas and Piyge. Confusing lines suggest a humorous or nonsensical local column item from a historical paper.
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Jiital
Dene
Dude
The Little House Homeward Beacons Cecilia Reynolds Robertson
The poem paints a modest little house hidden by sheltering trees and bathed in sunlit glory. Flowers, birds, and fragrant vines surround the home as travelers seek peace amid the City of Confusion. It ends with love guiding the wanderer to the little house, a welcoming home.
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Cecilia Reynolds Robertson
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Local column notes from The News recounts a county wedding of Elias Fogle and Matikle Engel in the Circuit Court office by Rev. George Leh. The August circuit term opened with Judges Mesherry and Lynch. Mesherry charged the grand jury. Immigrants from Washington arrived, slept at B and Co depot, and sold trinkets. J M Shall of Chambersburg bought two old pews for a church. P BR OR trains in yards to run slow, signaled by a man with a tin horn.
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Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick
Prederick
Lass Mull
Elias Fogle
Matikle Engel
George Leh
Judaes Mesherry
Lynch
Mesherry
J. 7. Shall
Chambersburg
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
P. BR. OR
Death Removes Doctor Schley in Frederick
Dr Steiner Schley prominent Frederick druggist and civic figure dies after long illness at sixty three. He founded the family drug store with son Steiner Schley later joined by Lewis H. Schley who died in the Point of Rocks wreck. Survived by widow two children and two sisters. services tomorrow at 6 p.m. at home. interment Me Olivet cemetery.
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Frederick
Sehley
Frederick College
Fairfax Schley
Ens
Steiner J Schley
Baltimore Colege of Pharmacy
Schley
Lillian Kunkle
Frederick County
Evangelical Reformed Church
Bakil
Sons of the Amerigan Revolution
Lilian K. Schley
John Reading Schley
Jennie S
New York Stocks Quotations from Motter Bros and Co
Today's stock quotations from Motter Bros and Co. cover active trading in New York with price updates on leading securities. The report emphasizes market movements, notable gains and declines among top issues, and benchmark indices.
Baltimore Stock Market Prices and Movers August 17 1911
Market prices corrected to noon by Malter Brog. & Co Bankers and Brokers list numerous securities and bonds from Anacostia & Potomac to Western Maryland and United Railways. Notables include Seaboard stocks Soy 1st 4s, Sparrow’s Point 41 28, Mercantile Trust 146 and Citizens Bank 41 with varied bid figures.
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Malter Brog. & Co. Bankers and Brokers
ALO. L
Anacostia & Potomac
Chicago Railway
Lp & OC. Fis
Fairmont Coal
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil
Houston Oi
Elec
Northern Central
Nort
Portsmouth
Somerset Coal
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Seaboard Company
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Western Maryland
Continental Trust
Mercantile Trust
Citizens’ Bank
Middletown paving case argues before Circuit Court
Attorneys for Jin Burgess, Middletown commissioners, and Middletown Savings Bank argued the concrete paving dispute this morning. Testimony from August 4 was read as the suit, dormant for about two years, was revived this summer. Officials seek bank relay of pavement to the town. bank asserts pavement was laid to grade by town officials.
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Commissioners
Middletown
Middletown Savings Bank
Circuit Court
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Sosises Chen
Tau Sy
Chicago Grain Market Sept Wheat Nee Wheat May
Chicago grain notes show Sept Wheat Nee and Wheat May as market mentions. Corn and prices referenced with O45 and b1y, indicating bid and offer terms amid unsettled trading. Market observers track shifts in futures for wheat and corn with price cues for traders.
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