Debate On Barbara Fritchie Incident Sparks Controversy
Edwin Shope of Washington DC and Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association members urge careful civic duty in selecting Frederick's mayor and aldermen. Letters argue for accountability, financial skill, and opposition to unfit candidates amid heated public discourse.
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Engelbrecht
Barbara Fritche
Washington, D.C
Edwin T. Shope
Washington, D. C
Clara V. Mott
Barbara Fritchie
Mount of éMefenty
Hetienr
Alty
Pest
Weather Summary For The Week Across Regions
Generally fair weather expected with low temperatures in the Eastern States and Great Central Valleys and Lake Region. Local rains projected along the South Atlantic and Gulf coasts. The Weather Bureau forecasts early week coastal conditions and above average temperatures west of the Mississippi Valley.
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States
Great’ Central Valleys
Lake Region
South Atlantic
Gulf
The
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Recital by Hummelbaugh and McDaniel at Thurmont church
Grace Hummelbaugh and Louise McDaniel of Frederick assisted Hy Rev. EL HW Hummelbaugh will give a recital in the United Brethren church Thurmont Tuesday evening June 10 at 7 o'clock Hagerstown opens new Western Maryland Railroad Station to public travel with first passenger train on the new track.
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Grace Hummelbaugh
Louise McDaniel
Frederick
EL HW. Hummelbaugh
United’ Brethren Church
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railroad
Personal and Social Frederick and Vicinity
Frederick social notes list residents and visitors including William Markell of Charleston visiting Frederick. Daisy Ceell of Comus. Mrs. Keefer Phreeger of Philadelphia. Lacy Boblitz of Thurmont. Mary Myers of Baltimore. several locals visiting or hosting, and comments on church and college news. The section records movements, visits, and small-town social ties among residents and guests.
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William Markell
Charleston
W. Vite 16
Visting
Frederick
Man Wounded In Accident At Smithsburg Platform
A severely injured man, likely while alighting from a train at Rocky Ridge, was found unconscious with a fractured skull and broken bones in the hip and right arm. He was transported to Hagerstown for treatment under Doctors Scott and Campbell, and his condition remains grave as authorities seek details. The night exposure worsened his injuries.
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Smithsburg
Rocky Ridge
Hagerstown
Scott
Campbell
Pleasant Trip Discusses California Highways and Politics
A lengthy report recounts a trip mentioning rain, travel anecdotes, and observations on California road programs. Col Baughman praises California highway bonds, Los Angeles traffic rules, and mounted police saving a child, with notes on county and state investments and the film industry presence in Frederick County.
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California
Baughman
Los Angeles County
San Diego
State of California
Oregon Boundary
Mexican Line
Los Angeles
Colonel Baughman
Charles Harden
Frederick
Kimemardor Moving Picture Co
Universal Film Co. al
Universal Co
Pacific Coast
Weather and crops outlook across California
A damaged OCR fragment notes conditions across California on a weekday with widely open operations. It mentions frost damage and crop prospects in the Midwest sounding positive, suggesting mixed regional effects on agriculture.
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California
Autos collide injuring two in Hagerstown collision
Reported last night in Hagerstown a two-vehicle crash left Mrs. Wilson Rowe widow about 61 years old thrown from her son’s car and seriously injured. State Senator Samuel Emmert’s vehicle was struck and Clarence L Sions of Hagerstown drove the other car. Three others aboard Simons tar were uninjured as the wrecked autos rang with horns and a police response followed the scene.
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Emmert
Wilson Rowe
Widaw
Samuel Emmert
Thigerstown
Clarence’ L Sions
Hagerstown
Ain
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Seal
Barbara Frituhic
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Western Union
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Frederick and
Misa Daisy Ceell
Comus, Md
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Philadelphia
Lacy Boblitz
North Carolina
Mary Myers
Last Third Street
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New City Hotel
Henry H. Abbott
South Market
Clarence Kreh
Jacob Rud IT
Gettysburg
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Cornpropat
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Schultz
Sykesville
Carrie Schultz
West Third Street
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Ballimore
Jesse ‘Hoover
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Ellerton
Myersville
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Douglass Hoof
Diocesian Committee
Episcopal Church
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Walkersville
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West South Street
M. Arthur Derr
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, Va
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William Lemond
Thirmont
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Derwood
Montgomery County
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Jefferson
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Charles Schultz
Doin Clark
Rocky Rider
Franklin and Marshall College
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West Patrick Street
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Braddock
Carl Cramer
Mount Pleasant
Gennantown
Ashington, D.C
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Weathier
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Mid
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Frederick Gas and Electric Company
Helfenstein & Urner
Doll & Albaugh Suiding
Market Street
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Aetna Automobile Insurance
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Sriffin & Ghiffin
W. Patrick St
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