Fight on State Prohibition Dominates Maryland Legislature
The Senate Temperance Committee faced a stalled push as Senator Speicher tried to force a report on statewide prohibition. He pressed for action after introducing the measure January 16, with several colleagues opposing due process. Hearings on related bills continue as debates intensify and lobbying grows.
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Senate Temperance Committee
Speicher
Garrett County
Senate
Temperance Committee
Hare
Bibb Mills
AntiSaloon League
Kaufman
House
Delaplaine
Maryland School For the Deaf
Valentine Dance Enjoyable Affair at Independent High
A lively Valentina dance was held by the Frederick Cotifion Club at Independent High last evening with heart shaped decorations and a chiavari of quiche and coffee at intermission. Over twenty five couples attended. patrons included Mrs Charles Winebrewer and Mrs J Allefye Wilheavon, with Satheron Howard as part of the dance committee. Additional social events included a birthday surprise at Morris Iron Works for A J Stotelmyer and a luncheon hosted by J Travers Thomas for Grace Reformed Sunday school officers and orchestra members. A church choir reception, a St Johns card party, and legislative notices filled the local pages.
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Frederick Cotifion Club
Cea
Theis Orcaeatida
Aida Lancheon
Qumdviches
Mra
Chartas
Main Canine
Gratien Kayall
C. Charles Winebrewer
J. Allefye Wilheavon
Min Hernard & Thomas
Air
John Francis Smulth
Harry CG. Hull
D.C. Winebrewer
J. A .Whllamson
Charles Ross, Jr
James LeGore
Kitty Cramer
Marie Amemond
Katherine Grove
Serena
Lian Matter
Pauline McCarell
Margaret Hickman
Roberta
Virginia Carty
Margaret
Mirias Jlagedorn
Ifelen Edniam
Annaibelle Dil
Mary Maulsby
Margaret Ford
Thelma Littlefield
Middleburg
Rose Clemson
Altoona
Elzabeth Walker
New Market
Holmes
Baker
Leonard
Kolmer
I. Dash
Singh FP. Willis
R. Ames Hendrickson
Austin James
Dward
Markel
Downes Price
Lotheron Hoar
Reginald Smith
James
Enright
Walter BE. Linn
Reginald Hammond
James WH. Gambrill
John Edward Schell, Jr
William Lamar
Jesse Wiggins
Rockville
Walter Price
Walkersville
Earl Buckey
Union Bridge
Dean
Claude N Clary
Morris Iron Works
A. J. Slotelmyer
North Market Street
A. J. Stotelmyer
Frank Bond
Ira Bond
Arthur
Catherine
Austin
Harry Zimmerman
Hilda and
Lavier
Beatrice
Nelle Stotelmyer
Doda Long
Laura Hull
Louise Albaugh
Messrs
Roy Pickett
Harry Fagan
Raymond Watson
Geo. Helser
Geo. Glessner
Brant Morgan
Charlie Schultz
Mr. Smith
Foreman
Geo. Mull
Josephus Stotelmyer
Elias Summers
Marion Tally
Elmer Mottern
John Webb
Clark Mier
John Wills
Geo. Castie
Geo. Reynolds
Harvey Miller
Earle Roelkey
Mr. Thomas
J. Travers Thomas
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Charles B. T. Hendrickson
Sale Season Set to Open in Frederick County
The News Register reports that six of February and March sales are planned in Frederick county with more than two auctions on most days. Weather and road conditions in March drive attendance while farmers seek higher prices, and the period offers a prime opening for community gatherings and political candidates.
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Mredesielk
News Iegister
Jakes
Jéffe Sale
Frederick County
Many At Library Tea Atop A Local Library Event
A large attendance filled the patrons rooms for a library association tea held yesterday afternoon at four o'clock. Mrs. Richard P. Ross and Miss Louise Johnson poured tea while Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer and numerous officers greeted guests.
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T. C. Forrester
Akin
Kieffer
T. B. Hayward
Katherine Wiener
John Francis Smith
J. C. Hendrix
Mary C. Ott
Alice Rohrback
C. E. Cline
D. T. Ordeman
Joseph H. Apple
John D
Auto Crash Into Train Near Martinsburg Injures Six Men
A touring car carrying Joy Grove Sedgar L Henshaw Guy Klitehen John Jones Walter Thatcher and Rumsey Graham of Bedlington Berkeley County collided with a fast freight at the Cumberland Valley crossing. Grove, Henshaw and Kitchen were seriously injured while the other three escaped with minor wounds.
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Martinsburg
Joy Grove
Sedgar L. Henshaw
Guy Klitehen
John Jones
Walter Thatcher
Rumsey Graham
Cumberland Valley
Bedlington
Berkeley County
Grove
Henshaw
Kitchen
Lfe
Nenshaw
Negro Slayer 70 Die Verdict in Carroll County
Solomon Sudler, colored, was convicted in Carroll County Circuit Court yesterday of first degree murder and sentenced to be hanged. Trial began Monday afternoon before Judges Thomas, Brashears and Forsythe, with nearly 1,000 spectators present in a quiet, orderly crowd. The evidence showed a brutal crime without extenuating circumstances.
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Solomon Sudler
Carroll County
Thomas
Brashears
Forsythe
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Beat Bad Breath Remedy
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver stimulator that purifies the system and removes foul breath without griping. It claims quick relief for bad breath, notes a vegetable olive color, urges nightly use for a week, and lists 10c and 25c box prices through All druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Fr. M. Edwards
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
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