Cannon Withdraws From Race Began To Lead In Congress
A February 25 1922 item notes Ted Press reporting that Cannon announced he would not run for Congress. It discusses his long service, independence from logrolling, and his belief he did what he thought right, while opponents feared sacrificing principles for district gains. It comments on his qualities and the reaction of supporters and critics. It also briefly touches on a separate note about a rising joke book business.
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Cannon
I A
Congress
Ile
Times
Question on Maryland Legislature membership prompts varied thoughts
A reader poll records mixed views from residents near Emmitsburg Petersville and Pear Ville. Reginald Wachter says yes Richard Fuss says no Guyton says yes it would be a good experience Burdette undecided George Monley supports both opinions with enthusiasm.
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Maryland
Ireginald Wachter
Emmitsburg
Richard Fuss
Montoya
Tutve
Frederick Five To Meet Baltimore Poly Tonight
Frederick Five faces Baltimore Poly tonight at the Armory in a Monu mental City battle. The lineup includes Captain Blethen out injured, with Alvin G Quinn stepping in, while Sparks and company travel to Oakland and Jwwek to clash with Chalk. Montgomery Farmers’ annual meeting at Rockville will feature Senator Caraway and farm leaders with talks on dairy and antelope protection in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore Poly
Peederich
Tome Pune
Praedh
Fiaso
Loch Bagi
Migedey Mavinigter
Alvin G. Quinn
Moo A. Ela
Teane
Co A. Quint
Nan
Lac
Martinsburg
Wo Val
Peothall
Blethen
Belen
Kyeh
Downes
Charles Quinn
Quinn
Spark
Oakland
Jwwek Horns
Walter
Montgomery
Court House
Rockville
United States
T. H. Caraway
Arkansas
Gray Silver
Legislative Department
American Farm Bureau
Dr. Larson
United States Department of Agriculture
G. H. Bedell
National Stockman and Farmer
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick 1902 Details
A Frederick column recounts events from February 24 1902 including a Woman's Christian Temperance Party birthday program with Madalein Hou Magdalene Nelson Zilpa Evert Matilda Houck and Clara Rowe. Also notes communications with Baltimore restored after a week of isolation and filings of Articles of Incorporation for Frederick County Farmers with listed officers. A two-dart weatherboarded house fire and election of officers in the Anti Sale League are mentioned along with various names and local society notes.
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Woman's Christian Temper and Union
Misses Madalein Hou
Magdalene Nelson
Zilpa Evert
Matilda Houck
Clara Rowe
February Reflections In A Frederick Journal Page
A lively, fragmentary column surveyed local life in Frederick with notes on weather, markets, theaters, and social events. It touches on shopping, birthday gatherings, religious services, civic clubs, and preparations for Lent, closing with patriotic praise and a light toast to the town and its people.
Chick Day Weds Miss Wall In Hagerstown Nuptials
Chick Day, who played cherch team last, wed Miss Wary Wall daughter of Mr and Mrs Fónll of Hagerstown in a Washington ceremony at noon Thursday. The couple began a 10 day wedding trip before traveling to Frederik on the Newark division of the International League.
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Chick” Day
Cherch
Wary Wall
Mro
Hagerston
Washington
Hagerstown
Washingston
Frederik
Newark Aivh
Gaver and Miss Roood Wed in Middletown Home ceremony
Joseph Gaver and Miss Lily Roood married Saturday at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs Sanne Ravan tn Res AE Caeper. The groom works as an ower comman at the Fleshman Yeast Company in Baltimore.
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Gaver
Ryan
Joseph Gaver
Lily Rood
Middletown
Sanne Ravan
Herayy
Etme
Baltimore
Greom
Fleshman Yeast Company
Mir Guys Gaa Son
Gove
Marriage License Record From Local Court
Fragmentary notices show a marriage license entry involving individuals with surnames such as Delauter and Filmer, linked to county records and a stated annual amount. Other readable snippets mention equity, properties, and party relationships in a drenched OCR segment.
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Atry Macy Record Bath
Maron Filmes and Wife
Rooter Delauter
Delauter
Maron
Filmer and Wife County
Whipp and We
John T Hemp
Charter Changes Suggested by Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce Municipal Affairs Committee urges changes to the city charter including a three year mayoral term, six year terms for two Board of Aldermen members, a five member city planning commission, and adoption of a city manager form of government. Other proposals include a civil service system, appointment of the city register and tax collector by the mayor with board confirmation, and consolidation of the treasurer’s office with the city register.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ws Oon
Champer
Municipal Affairs Committee
Y. M.C. LA
Chamber of Conmerce
Muich
Chunges
Easiead
Chamber
Marchard
Y. M
City Planning Commission
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Vfifth—H
City Register
Seen and Heard Here and There in Freer Streets
Several elderly ladies walking Freer streets discuss daily topics when a disturbance interrupts them. A male enters a store and asks to see a new cant ey, while chatter and odd scenes unfold with references to fabrics, hats, and local commerce.
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Freer K
Hell
Hells
Legislative intent on enforcing residence voting rights in Maryland
The document asserts the General Assembly’s duty to enact laws punishing those who slay or move to influence voting and Cruces a bone fide residence to vote in upcoming elections. It cites Article 1 Section 4 of Maryland's Constitution.
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Gener Assembly
Maryland
League of American Pen Women to Meet in April
Mrs J O Estabrook of Shooks town reports a notice from National President Mrs William Atherton Du Puy announcing the National Biennial Convention of the League to be held in Washington D C at the Wardman Park Hotel from April 25 to 28. The event marks the league's twenty fifth anniversary with autographed books and original illustrations for sale. Notable members nationwide and in Washington will attend, including Mrs Warren G Harding. The group has historical leadership in improving the Sunday comic supplement and advancing copyright protections for scenario writers.
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J. O. Estabrook
Shookstown
William Atherton du Puy
League of American Pen Women
League
Washington
Wardman Park Hotel
United States
Mary
Warren G. Harding
du Puy
Menry Wilder Keyes
Larz Anderson
Earnest Thompson Seaton
Theodone Titer
Ruth Mason Rice
R. E. Carlson
Gertrude Buckingham Thomas
Estabrook
Lagal'e Cordell Pickett
Elizabeth A. Hyde
Rachel Tongate Beck
Edith Krogman Kern
Anna Hamilton
Annie Wilder
Mary Hannah Claxton
Kern
Screen Pictures
History Day by Day February 25 16?? reference notes
Fragmentary notes overviewing events on February 25 including references to Charles, Faye, Ver te pe tak en, Wien patente coy Pobry, and a dempark dated February 2s. Mentions of John Williams and a legal tender law. No full sentences or clear dates.
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Charles GP
Faye
Wien
Toraacate
John Wlams
von Deere Finelind
Arpom Rd
Oni F.bran Y Vist
Otecamre
Patamal Nan
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Marion F. Houck
Geal
Ida H. Houck
Geo. R. Dennis, Jr
Willis E. Fisher
Mary FR. Fisher
Edith J. Schildtknecht
Archibald E. Fisher
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Beri
Frederond
Ince Joz
Pople
Lannon
Orse
Sint
Ceca
Socom
Eign
Crank Ag
Peril
Pune
Prederick CO. Nat. Bane
Ashe
Oregon
the News
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company
Charles EO Trai
Columbhas Kemp
James Houck
Eurene l Lerr
Isaac Wo Motier
Eo Charles Renn
John T Resi
Meliste Cromwell
George LL. Kaufi
Marion B. Howkh
James Ho Cates
Htner
William P. Morsell
Thoenas
Temple Paul
ME Zommerman
Charles Avin F Gonso
Rob Lewis
Dors ‘On
Anti-Sale League
Elec
George Z
Elmer Brown
Jecee
Io Gael
Tor Apple
Jae
Isaac Haller
Sarkhart
NVNEP
Matthies
Legislature
Enat Patrick
Fred Oberderfer
America
George
Mik
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Columbus
Botarigms
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Civic Club
Garden Gate
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of the Confederacy
Johnson
Barbara Fritchie
Dorsey Etchison
Odd Fellows
Herat
Chick
Frederick Swatsmith
Hagers
Equity
COM
Board of Aldermen— Planning Commission
Col
D. John Markey
Accholicu
Drs Gonds
Sarges
Coramssien
Rawkaville
Goneremy
Oecuro
Sunes
Narcrass
New York
Mitach
Frederick County National Bank NO
Executrex
NISI
Otis Equity
Eton Trail G
Eli G. Haugh
Jacob Rohrback
Royal Society
N.R
D. Mantz
South Market St
B. Rehne
Thone
Dt.s
COMUS
Omus
Edielon
Leis
Tate
Stanayer
Lewistown
Chase
Wertheimer
Tilghman
Market St
H. P
Farmers’ Supply Company
Milton A. Woodward
Adele Fourth Street
King of the Pontiacs
Dain
Porpells Frederick
Chjick Newton Coal Burning Colony Brooder
Reno S. Harp, Jr
Court St
Sal A
Care News-Post
dTu
Th.s
Park_Ave
George B. Kehne
O. Ave
Vienna
T. J
Morris
Kranich and
Bach
Steiff
Vaugh
Harry
Tyeryar
Pearl
Sherman P. Bowers
Cramer's Palace Music
TORY
Court Street
Reno & FP
South Market Street
Bennett
East South St
International Knitting Mills
Norristown
Psee
Jerome Landt
Dearborn St. Chi
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ray Let
News-Post
Rush Lewis
Jospark H. Xusz
Walkersville
Jesse
B. Evard Kepner
Rhode Island
Harry D. Stapp
Church St
Brdhves
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