Hill visits Frederick in 1911 campaign tour
Congressman John Philip Hill, Republican candidate for United States Senate, stopped in Frederick after visiting Hagerstown. He spoke to Kiwanis Club, visited Company A at the State Armory, and met Republican supporters at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He plans Eastern Shore visits, notes Western Maryland support, recalls 1911 encampment, and predicts a strong primary vote in Baltimore.
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Francis Scott Key
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Maryland National Guard
Kemp Farm
Hotel Braddock
Jos. D. Baker
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