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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1922
Page
2
A fragmented OCR item notes a state cease and a disc warning with a mount pit issue. Readable fragments show naming of entities but lack clear actions or dates. The record preserves the minimal facts available without adding unsupported details.
Captain Shifflett asks donations for six families with children ages 2 to 14 in need of clothing and shoes. Families near Catoc/township areas, an aged couple whose home burned October 4, and several children in Frederick require support. Contributions will be accepted at 254 West Patrick Street Salvation Army headquarters.
George D. Toms, a Republican from Jackson district, denies he caused the deadlock that led to Archie Strimmel, a Democrat, being chosen as superintendent of Montevue Hospital by a Republican county board. He says he would have voted for a compromise candidate if convinced his own pick could not win, and that no such compromise was offered. The election outcome and related political maneuvering are discussed, with Toms asserting he supported Dutrow until his chances faded. A weather-related postponement also notes the town’s telephone service interruptions.
Frank P. Rupp of 618 Arlington Avenue Baltimore writes to Postmaster General Hays asking aid in locating his brother Samuel Rupp. The brothers were separated in 1861 at Civil War outbreak. Samuel later lived with the Kefauver family in Frederick County and has not been found. Frank, now 72, hopes for a reunion and prays for help.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a wager or bet at a place named Brome with numbers and a cryptic message about a three item sequence. Readers cannot determine clear names, dates, or outcomes from the fragment.
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