Laurel Welcomes Maryland Troops in Big Camp Harrington Crowd
Laurel hosts thousands of visitors as 40,000 people journey by excursion trains and autos to view Camp Harrington soldiers. Frederick residents flood the site, praising the First Regiment and the nearby Machine Gun Company while officers fill vacancies and plan possible frontward moves.
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Camp Harrington
Frederick
Laurel
Maryland
Danny Harrington
Baltimore
Sithe
Éuliers
Iimiutd
Epuldier
Githe City
Baltimore and Ohio
Annapolis
Markey
Rederick
Taesgapg
Cal
Little
Mecca
Frederick Boys
Paul E. Marsh
F. Lester Smith
Marsh
Akron
Smith
0 .Thomas and Son
Emma Marsh
Misses Marsh
Pierce Marsh
Staley
Margarite Grime
Henry Surguy
George Birely
Lillian Birely
Geo. B
E. S. Dela- Diaine
W. D. Rinehart
L. C. Culler
Culler
Bartgis Storm
Jacob Rosenstock
William Munshower
Myrtle Munshower
Gibson Smith and Child
G. W. Morton
Lewis Catrow
Charles Woerner
D. L. Grimes
Ruth Grimes
Lorraine Woerner
D. J. Markey
Hammond Clary
Scott
Sarah Grege
L. E. Mullinix
R. E. Delaplaine
G. H. Morgan
Alfred Zimmerman
Oscar Routzahn
M. A. Derr
Frank Howard
Harold Hammond
Roger Rice
Frank Shapiro
Joseph Ford
Harry Saunders
Clarence Fogle
Harry Tinney
Harry Scott
Richard King
Albert Clebaugh
Carl Willard
Robert Dinterman
Charles Mullican, Sr
Charles Mullican
Molesworth
Donald Smith
In This Matter of Health Win or Lose
A terse note questions allegiance to winners or losers in a health matter, contrasting sides and outcomes without specifics. It frames a moral choice amid competing claims, implying tension between success and failure in a public health context.
Public thanks to Ox Fibra Brush Co for defense unit support
Captain Elmer Munsnowier of Company A First Maryland Infantry expresses sincere appreciation for Ox Fibra Brush Co for offering half salary to employees who are part of the unit during encampment while they are away from home. The gesture eases anxious thoughts and supports the troops.
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Laurel
Frederick News
Frederick
Ox Fibra Brush Co
First Maryland Infantry
Elmer . Munsnowier
Mediation Plan Hears From Bolivian Minister in Lansing
The report outlines Carranza’s stance toward the United States as the U S contemplates a possible war declaration. President Wilson plans a joint congressional session, signaling grave U S Mexico relations and pressing for a direct Carranza reply via cabinet member, not a subordinate. The message, sent to Jim Rodgers in Mexico City, seeks immediate clarification on the June 23 note and prior correspondence.
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Carranza
United States
Congress
Mexico
Washington
Wilson
Jim Rodgers
State Department
Mexico City
Lansing
Eli Eee Arredondo
Mexican demand on troop withdrawal sparks warlike note
Text outlines Mexican foreign affairs response to US troop pursuit of Villa, labeling it a formal avowal of hostility by Carranza’s de facto government. It notes Pershing’s warned moves and Carrizal incident, and suggests US aims may be read as intent to engage Mexico if troops cross the Rio Grande. Carranza’s stance seen as hardening toward US actions.
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Uv Grande
Carnival
Carranza
Rodgers
Rio Grande
Tenth Cavalry
Carrizal
Gomez
Toel
Pershing
Trevino
Mexico
United States
Villa
Arredondo
Local Military Recruiting Reported Back in Frederick
Frederick officers end recruiting in the city as orders recall three Company A recruiters to Camp Harrington Laurel. About 90 men total, 60 recruited locally, still 60 short of the 150 needed for full war strength.
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William M . Sterm
Austin James
Robert Staley
Wrederick
Frederick
Frederick City
LeGore
Woodsboro
Dirone
Lake
New Market
Ridceid
Mt Atry
Macards
Camp
Starrington
Troop A
Mexico
Co. A
Fourth Infantry
Leonard Wood
Department of the East
Gaither
Wood
Rockwell
Laurel
Origins of Words and Their Real Histories
The piece explains that terms like sweetheart and dance terms misalign with their literal parts. It notes sweetheart would better be spelled sweetard and traces origins to French terms for various notions, including contre danse and quelques chose. It ends by citing Outram and Macadam as origins for tramway and macadamized roads.
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Outram Way
Outram
Macadam
London
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Maryland League For National Defene
Harry Bell
Herman L. Grimes
Forrest Brown
Ralph William Eaton
Thurmont
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Vernon Akers
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John Fenton Thomas
Adamstown
Harry Higdon
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Wren
Greenawalt’s
AWD Market
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Max
Ladies’ Union
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Russia
Calif Scuffer
Oxfords
Marvesus
Ithelas
Central Restaurant
North Market Street
Square Corner
James Carrol
Lehr Pianos
U. S
Cramer’s Palace OF Music Factory
Heclfenstein & Urner
North Market &T
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