The News of Frederick Maryland March 25 1909
A readable fragment from the Frederick Maryland edition reflects a local paper page with partial lines describing the Asse at printed content and circular notices. It notes a Laal neay rea and postage basen ed, hinting at postal or civic notices within the issue.
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New Gytsk Serer
McClellan targets Cosa Nostra in Senate crime drive
Senator John L. McClellan, Arkansas, reviews the Cosa Nostra network across 22 cities, cites billions drained annually from the U S economy, and notes only 147 members jailed in seven years. He outlines a crime bill package, hearings set for March, and suggests wiretap authority and tougher penalties to curb organized crime. Also covers Tito's critique of the Kremlin and Kawabata winning the Nobel Prize for Literature.
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John L. McClellan
Senate
Stes Befauger
Lemiesses
McClellan
Arkansas
Cosa Nostra
McClelan
Justice Department
Figld
John
Mitchell
Judiciary
Senator Russell pushes for early China ties
Senator Richard B. Russell argues for exchanging diplomatic representatives with China soon to monitor Red diplomacy, while critics warn recognition would snub free China on Taiwan. Astronaut William A. Anders told his pastor that faith deepens as the Apollo mission nears orbit, affirming belief in a Supreme Spirit guiding the vast universe.
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Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
China
Russell
Taiwan
God
William A. Anders
Temperance drive aims to raise one million dollars
Fifty years ago the Women’s Christian Temperance Union launched a campaign for one million dollars to fund temperance work in America and send missionaries abroad to promote the wind prohibition cause. Gumner Scheduled, a mayoral candidate for Tredereth, announced his first campaign move promising to work with the mayor to curb current Neways tares. Trederith county’s curfew disruption saw eight arrests for the Whit sale of whishes and five linked to illicit activity found guilty. A spring storm with rain hail and wind battered the area, uprooting trees and damaging buildings.
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Chapler
Women’s Christan Temperance Union
America
Gumner Scheda
Bit Can
Tredetich
Neways Tares
Twenty Years Ago News Post Highlights Local Events
Twenty years ago in the News Post items include a maiden near Catoctin referenced, a Tyre area resident escaped from jail and was recaptured, and a court noted. Churches or tre dees to have collected funds for overseas relief. County commissioners to appoint a new associate assessor in Frederick County. State Tax Commission evaluated nominees for final selection. Frederick may adopt daylight saving time this summer as surrounding towns already follow.
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Tre Dees
THD
Prederick County
State Tax Commission
Support for Maryland State School for the Deaf bill
Letters advocate a bill by Delegate Weisengolf to place all nonprofessional employees of the Maryland State School for the Deaf into the states classified service. Proponents say it protects workers, while opponents claim it affects current staff and favors administrators.
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Weisengolf
Maryland State School For the Deaf
David M. Denton
Denton
Maryland
Elizabeth A, Knil12
College Avenue
Frederick, Md
National Wildlife Federation
Digest of Maryland Law Bills and County Raises
Summary of proposed Maryland and county bills including salary increases for county officials such as Montgomery County States Attorney and deputies, plus clerks. legalizing Sunday mid day movie showings in Somerset County. extending Workmen’s Compensation to county volunteers. tax and bond notice requirements. various technical corrections and updates across multiple counties including Carroll, Calvert, Cecil, Dorchester, Harford, Garrett, and Washington.
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Montgomery County
Somerset County
Caroline County
Kent, Howard
Anne Arundel County
Kent
Anne Arundel
Garrett County Liquor Central Board
We County
Commie Sreme
L. BB
Dorchester County
Harford County
Board of Count Commissioners of
Marford County
Garrett County
Charles County
Washington County
Charles Conn
Garrett
Temerent Comet
Eectotars
Coomt
Prince George's County
S. B
Garrett County Board of Elections
S. B.293
Board of County Commissioners
Projected length of the National Interstate System
The system is expected to span 11,200 miles when completed. The passage contains many garbled phrases and uncertain fragments about specific routes and authorities, but the main factual detail is the 11,200 mile projection for the national interstate network.
Barbs: Spring Date Mentioned Amid Weather Woes
Barbs notes spring begins on March 20 and hints at weeks until warmer days. The column references travel delays and general fuss, with garbled lines about honey, trains, and plans for warmer weather interwoven with unclear personal musings.
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