On Equal Suffrage Progress From Opposition and Debate
A column argues that progress on equal suffrage appears as opposition debates sharpen views beyond ridicule, noting the Senate and Assembly votes, religious and political tensions, and the assertive role of public debate in advancing suffrage while commentators critique activists and strategies. It references figures like Brewer and Mills and discusses contrasting advocacy approaches amid broader societal change.
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Senate
Sou Reddy
Imel
Rai Witich
Esa
Suffrage Movement Echoes in 19th Century Debate
A fragmented discussion on women's suffrage features prominent figures like Chief Justice and editors, praising persistence and warning against organized opposition. The piece notes the press varied in stance, with optimism for gradual progress and concerns about societal resistance and class tensions.
Bowling Team Plans Martinsburg Match at Palace Alleys
Johnny Fragier will lead his bowling squad to Martinsburg today to take on the Martinsburg team at the Palace Alleys. The Frederick contingent includes J. Frazier, O Miller, Gf Schatt, Wo Shenk, and Tiippeon.
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Martinsburg
Johnny Fragier
Palace
Frederick
Messrs. J. Frazier
Miller
News of the State Highlights from yesterday and today
A survey of notable state happenings includes Patrick’s Day observances statewide, burial of notable figures in Cumberland and Baltimore, a powerboat rescue after a storm, a fatal child fire near Westminster, a shooting during a local option arrest in Ocean City, bids sought to move 30,000 tons of coal, complaints over railroad switching charges at a navy yard hearing, an escape from custody aboard a steamer bound for Baltimore, diphtheria updates in Baltimore area institutions, a murder burial in Monocacy Cemetery, church permission refusals near Homewood, testimony in a police race betting case, destruction of St Charles College near Ellicott City, with $500,000 loss and 200 displaced.
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Itichard
St. Vatrick
Join McCleave
Pittsburg
Cumberland
Edna Adela Seis
Lewis Lies
Westminster
Siiney Wlliams
Ocean City
Sheri Gordon Bowen
Newy Department
Mize Island Navy Yard
San Prap_ tise
Pulte Service Commission
Tebant Meee
Baltimore
House of Correction
Bosley
Central Young Men's Christian -Abbocation
University, Hospital
Valeria Viers
Richard W. Allnutt
Allnutt
Jane Rollins
Protestant Episcopal Church
Murray
St. Peter's
University Parkway
Homewood
Ward
Crothers
Whettle
Gist-Patterson
Col. Swann
St. Charles College
Ellicott City
United States
Daitimore
Sale of Murrey Property At Adamstown Attended by Crowd
A large crowd attended the sale of Clarence M. Murrey near Adamstown. Horses sold up to 3100 dollars, colts to 125, sows to 55.50, and heifers brought 5 to 30 dollars. Auctioneers L. M. Bready and John W. Null conducted the sale advertised in the News. Mr Murrey and family will move to Mr Airy in a few days.
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Clarence M. Murrey
Adamstown
L. M. Bready
John W. Null
A Murrey
Airy
Five Candidates Initiated by Chiprewa Tribe Degree Team
The first degree of the L O Roy M was conferred on a class of five candidates by the Chiprewa Tribe degree team last night.
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L O. Roy M. van
Frederick Market Prices March 1941 Quotations
Frederick County farmers exchange lists corrected March 17 1941 with prices for wheat corn rye oats barley flour meal mill and dairy feeds. Included are hay baled and not baled straw potatoes and various seed and feed goods with regional price ranges.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses in The News
Joseph Thomas Maynard and wife to Charles M. Fox 185 acres valued at 10 dollars and other consideration. Thomas W. Johnson and wife to Harlan Ramsburg and wife, real estate in county worth 4900 dollars. Charles F. Wachter and wife to Joseph L. Myers, real estate in Immitburg 400 dollars. Albert Michael Arvin of Brunswick and Jessie May Baker of Taylorstown Va. Murray F. Cramer of Walkersville and Edna R. Cramer of Walkersville. Jacob Haines a Burkittsville district boy charged with being incorrigible released on 200 dollars bail for Tuesday hearing. Saint Patrick’s Day observed with green attire and traditions. The Catholic church marks the day with festivity and legends of Saint Patrick. Subscribe for The News.
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Joseph Thomas Maynard
Charles M. Fox
Thomas W. Johnson
Harlan Ramsburg
Charles F. Wachter
Joseph L. Myers
Immiteburg
Albert Michael Arvin
Brunswick
Jessie May Baker
Taylorstown
Murray F. Cramer
Walkersville
Edna R. Cramer
Jacob Haines
Bur Kittsville
Frederick
Rankies
Treland
Kilpatrick
Clyde
Scotland
Sone
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