Railroads and fair returns urged in 1919 speech
The Daly News notes President Wilson’s call for Congress to back railroads with government supervised security issues and fair returns. The Interstate Commerce Commission would fix rates at about six percent of property value, ending starv ing revenue policies. Investors would regain confidence as railroads expand facilities and transportation capacity resumes postwar needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geel
Interstate Commerce Commission
Christmas Spirit and the Red Cross Seal Appeal
A festive column urges shoppers to couple generosity with patience for tired clerks and crowded aisles. It promotes buying Red Cross seals to fight tuberculosis as a practical Christmas gesture with broad social impact. The piece references Philadelphia Ledger guidance and includes an unrelated real estate notice and an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit of
Ebenezer
Red Cross
Philadelphia Ledger
MISS DANIELS BRIDE AT BUCKEYSTOWN HOME
Misa Lillian Daniels daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Daniels of Buckeystown married Walter K Hess son of Mr and Mrs George W Hess of Buckeystown today at the bride's home. The ceremony was by Dr J W Kirk Buckeystown Methodist Protestant Church in the presence of immediate family. The couple plan a trip by auto to Greensborough and will reside in Greensboro North Carolina. The bride formerly lived in Greensboro. The groom will enter the tile business with his father, former head of a Buckeystown tile plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lillian
Daniels
John J. Daniels
Buckeystown
Walter K. Hess
George W.hess
High Nonn
J. W. Kirk
Buckerstown Methodist Protestant Church
Washington
Richmond
Raletta
Greensboro
North Carolina
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Washington, D. C
van Ruckeystown
Liberty
Mr. Monshour
Hymeneal notices bring quiet, multiple Maryland weddings
The notice outlines several marriages on December 6. Fellers Hinea and Virginia Hines wed at 2006 N Smallwood Street, Harthnore, with Rev L M Zimmerman officiating. Monshour and Lease married in Frederick, then hosted a reception in Liberty. Steiger Coover details include Steiger, a rural mail carrier, and Coover. Kintz and Kreglo wed at Walkersville Lutheran parsonage, with a trip to Angerstown and future residence in Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellers
Hinea
Virginia Hines
J. Wilmer Fellers
Home of the Moon
N. Smallwood Street
Harthnore
L. M. Zimmerman
Christ English Lutheran Church
Purely Personal Notices From Danville Holiday Travels
Misses Eleanor and Rosa Poole return home on the 19th for the holidays after visiting Danville Virginia. Misses Mary Carnahan and Dorothy Vitzer, students of Looy College, back after weekend with Miss Kathryn Ramsesburg Lake View. Mr Sean IL Wetver of Petersbore spent yesterday with friends in Talaefty Beethoven learned to play the harp at age four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
Rosa Poole
Danville
Mary Carnahan
Dorothy Vitzer
Looy College
Kathryn Ramsesburg
Lake View
Sean IL Wetver
Petersbore
Talaefty
Twenty Years Ago Local Items Frederick December 10 1899
Frederick notes recall college and club events including McQuitken ale Grange at Jobnet Top and a student body meeting electing a manager for the field and track team. Honors include Rev T S Bacon named honorary vice president of the American Anti Imperialist League. Local officials appoint committees for a New Year’s Eve ball and road work on Monocacy and Tuscarora. Charles A Six joins Frederick police, Elevates drainage and rail work. Mitsums of Emmitsburg Improvement Company directors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
the News
McQuitken Ale Grange
Kins University
T. S. Bacon
Ruckesstown
Chichro
Independent
Hose Company
Jacob C. Woodward
August Metrning
George Wallace
Charles E. Mercer
James E. S. Brust
Edward Baumgardner
Mu Jard N. Nusz
William Dansberger
Sharles Butcher
Harry King
John Engelbrecht
Graceham area hog butchering spree cited in local letter
A Graceham region letter from C. E. Layman reports a busy time for farmers with large hogs being butchered. It lists many hogs killed by local residents totaling dozens of animals with weights recorded, and notes significant activity suggesting a strong rollout by the H. C. L. group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceham
C. E. Layman
Greenham
H. C. of L
H. W. Null
A. C. Zimmerman
C. R. Miller
J. W. Duble
H.F. Colliflower
J. C. Martin
C. N. Young
H. S. Collifower
C. Colliflower
H. C. Groshon
J. Compher
C. BE. Lay
Iban
A. H. Buhtmann
W. E. Buhrmen
Interesting Old Coins From Hust Patrick Street Collector
Charles Birely, a noted weather figure on Hust Patrick Street, owns a large collection of old coins and paper money from American, English, German, Canadian, and South American origins. Highlights include an 1806 half cent, 1836 copper, various 3 cent pieces, an 1887 rarity, Columbian and ten cent notes, a King George III English coin, plus 1852 Mechanics Bank and other signatures. the collection spans long-discontinued pieces and valuable notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Birely
Hust
Patrick Street
Ciyolete
Battimore
Hirdy
House Leader Seeks 4 Billion Dollar Federal Cut
House Appropriations Chair Representative Good, Republican of Iowa, urged Congress to trim next year’s federal outlay to four billion dollars above the existing United States Railroad Administration appropriation. He warned that failing to do so would shortchange taxpayers and impede government obligations.
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House
Washington
Dee
Sid Atoost
Representative Good
Republcan
Towa
Congress
United States Railroad Administration
Mr. Good
Cuban Planters Seek to Hold Sugar Prices in U S
Cuban officials and New York based Cuban sugar owners planters and manufacturers unite to restrain price rises. Armide Lapex, Cuban vice consul in New York, says raw sugar could fall to eleven cents a pound and refined sugar to eleven cents in Cuba and about eighteen cents in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Armide Lapex
Ronsut
Cuba
United States
Jenkins Case Transferred to Mexican Federal Supreme Court
Washington dec 10 The case of William C Jenkins American consular agent has been transferred from Puebla state court to the Mexican federal Supreme Court The state department was assisted by the embassy at Mexico City
Hearings Begin on Newspaper Bill in Washington
Report notes committee set hearings on the bill by Representative Anthony, Republican, aimed at restricting newspapers and periodicals. Mentions Sir John Oldcastle as a named early author among British nobility in the brief, fragmented coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anthony
Bntt
John Oldcastle
Birthday Greetings Mark 47th Birthday of Albert R Wallis
Albert R Wallis of West Third street celebrates his 47th birthday with notes of his long career in pencil and pen work and bookkeeping He is a former expert magician who has rarely performed recently He works as an employee of The News Post and is known in Frederick communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert R. Wallis
West Third Street
Wallis
News-Post
Alvin Quinn Named Assistant Physical Director at Y M C A
The board of directors elected Alvin Quinn assistant physical director for the Y M C A. Quinn, a former Marine corporal and athlete from Columbia, Pa., will supervise city athletic activities. A February 3 to 5 membership drive aims to fund building expenses, with open house at the Y M C A on New Year’s Eve and a Swiss Bell Ringers performance for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Quinn
Quinn
Marine Corps
Marine Training
Paris Ieland
Marine
Quantico
Columbia
Franklin and Marshall College
I Board
BE. KE. Briggs
V. OC. AL
Briggs
American Foundry ‘Company
U.M. C. A. Juditorium
Frederick
Paul C. Brags
Mir Bragg
Maia
Refused To Show License Case In Petersville
Sidte's attorney Aaron R Anders traveled Friday to Petersville to present two county home law cases. TD EL Thompson of Brunswick faced a $15 fine and costs for refusing to display a hunting license to Deputy Game Warden Carter. Harry Price and Price of Knoatttte were found not guilty of hunting without licenses after Justice Lloyd ruled they hunted on their own land, which prevented licensing. The article references the old air of Yankee Doors dating back to Cromwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidte
Aaron R. Anders
Petersville
Provente
EL Thompson
Brunswick
Carter
Tystice Lloyd
Hi Price
Harry Price
Knoatttte
Justice Lloyd
Thought Arrest Controversy Over Assault Case At Woodsboro Justice Office
In Woodsboro Justice of the Peace Adam Roser’s office Harry Nicholas sought a warrant for assault and battery against Paul Bowery’s wife after she was found not guilty of petty larceny. The warrant was refused and the case opened for investigation while defendants were freed. Truant cases were heard by Judge J Grahame Johnson with mixed outcomes, including James Cameron’s acquittal and Theodore Mackley’s guilty finding. Sheriff William Wertenbaker arrested Robert Grimm on a related assault charge, bail set for next week. P A L activities to continue despite fire destroying records. soccer championships decided in fifteen counties with forty six high schools competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of
Justice of the Peace
Adam Roser
Woodsboro
Harry Nicholas
Cai
Hill
Paul
Bowers
Justice Roser
Nicholas
William C.wertenbaker
Minnie Nicholas
William Speak
Ethel
Clyde Petty
Paul Z. Bowery
Tia
Brand
iHe
Lewis Simmons
Johnson
Sherif Wertenbaker
Robert Grimm
Luckeystown
Norman Dixon
Frederick Bank Encourages Saving Habit Formation
It’s the easiest thing in the world to start a Savings Account and banks will cooperate to help you build a systematic habit of adding to it each week. The Frederick Ohio Hat Bank article promotes starting savings and weekly deposits with cooperative banking support.
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Directorship Election
James H Harrie as president invites shareholders to the Banking House for the annual directors election on January 13 1920 between 10 and 12 o clock at Frederick Maryland. C Albert Gilson is cashier.
Frederick County National Bank Directors Election Notice
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held at the Banking House No 1 North Market Street on Tuesday January 13 1920 from 10 am to 12 m for the purpose of electing Directors for The Frederick County National Bank of Frederick Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank of
Frederick
C. Albert Gilson
Court House
Frederick City
Ogre
Dawson Drummond
New London
Sai
New Market
Tina
United States Railroad Administration
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Hisefer
Orephana’ Court
Frederick County
Lottera
Fannie Zuimerman
Brederick County
Jane
Carrie Johnston
Annie Reich
Janie Zimmerman
North Market Street
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick, Md
Women Need Swamp-Root For Kidney Trouble Ad
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues yet often mistake them. Back pain headaches nervousness and low energy signal possible kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, a physician's prescription, sold at drug stores, may help. Send ten cents for a sample to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY and mention Frederick News Ad.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Frederick News
Ady
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Beethoven
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George Glessner
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J. §. Annan
C. D. Spangler
J. B. Brawner
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J.C. Williams
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W. H. Troxell
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George M. Rider
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Public Athletic League
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BANK
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Hank
FAR. &Mach. Was, Bank
Mechanics
James H. Harrie
Frank
Stoner
Bayer
Tieat
Wis
Permanent! Connection
MeiKendrick Nicholson & Co
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Ederick
BR. Terry
Civil Service Xaminer
D. C
Erree Enn
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Makket Street
Franklin Institute
Dept
Brooklyn
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Landbe Dawele
Postatice
Hugh Roddy
Dut
Madison Street
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Yellow Springs
Milton L
Farmers’ & Mechanics
National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
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Giles GC
Horwik
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Holstein Hall
Noah E. Cramer & Son
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Noah HW
Cramer and Son
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Gilmore R. Fluatt
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