Suffrage Meeting Heads Sufficient Campaign Tactics Discussed
A large Frederick county gathering at Miss Florence Trail's home heard Dr. T. Freeman Dixon's letter on woman suffrage read by Miss Kelp and heard Miss Anna T. Harding, Philadelphia, discuss practical campaigning. Harding described club work, propaganda, and public events, contrasting federal and state strategies while noting efforts like posters, street cars, fairs, plays, debates, and church services to win support. Meanwhile a separate case in circuit court involves Edward E. Padgett suing Standard Lime and Stone Co. for 420,000 over a workplace accident that cost him an arm and leg, with extensive testimony and photographs planned for jury presentation.
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Speateer
Dixon
Just Government League
Frederick County
Friends of the
Cause of
Florence Trail
T. Freeman Dixon
Kelp
Harding
Anna T. Harding
Frankford
Philadelphia
Frederick
Ann Arbor
Mich
Jrederick
Gheign
diHarding
Congressional Union
National Association
Miss Harding
Woman’s League For Good
Reform
Ee Blankenburg
Mise
Apne
Edward E. Padgett
Wi Standard Lime and Stone Company
Urner Worthington
Liméafid- Stone Company
Dickerton Station
Padgett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Tia
Necensa Y
Edgar H. WeBride
Milton’g. Urner
John 8. Newman
Coe
Charles S. Hahn
Foreman
John
D. Derr
Mahiah Stonesifer
Willa
Morsell
William
Seachrist
Iville C. Holtz
George
J.B
John W. B. Summers
Clyde
George W. Stauffer
Frank Staley
Clifford H. Doll
Sale of City Property Involving John N Clary Purchase
City property No 230 East Sec ad street was sold to Elias Summers by Edwin C Markell agent from John N Clary manager of Tate Mortgage and Investment Co The transfer is noted as part of a broader meeting agenda and reports to be presented by Engineer C L Reeder regarding light plant building plans plus asides on civic movement and public service ideals.
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John N. Clary
Tate,mortgage & Investment Company
Edwin C. Markell
Matt BR. Long
Elias*Summers
City
Summers
Jento
Rmen
C. L
Reeder
No Spring Forecast Missed by Weather Bureau
Forecasts from the U S Bureau predicted cool and wet weather with snow in places for yesterday and today. The observed conditions matched the forecast as temperatures were winterlike with damp snow near rooftops and persistent cold by night. Officials in Washington discussed better weather ahead and plans for a train tour to showcase exhibits, with Secretary Lane coordinating rail support and an itinerary to involve major lines. The Scout Council meeting at the Y MC A elected officers including E G Crawford as chair and S Elmer Brown as vice chair while local paint ads promoted Venetian Red Barn Paint and other supplies.
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