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The Daily News, an independent paper published by Great Southern Printing Manufacturing Company, lists officers including Delaplaine as president, Birely as secretary and treasurer, and Will Foot as vice-president and manager.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
6
The Daily News, an independent paper published by Great Southern Printing Manufacturing Company, lists officers including Delaplaine as president, Birely as secretary and treasurer, and Will Foot as vice-president and manager.
The piece traces a global shift toward peace over recent years, once mocked as impossible. It notes war’s decline in prestige, the rise of arbitration and peace advocacy, and the belief that brain should rule over bullets. War remains possible but is viewed as archaic and degrading.
The article teases a grand day ahead with special attractions and features. It promises high standards, thorough news coverage, and extra articles to attract Frederick’s thousands of readers and advertisers.
The President declines executive clemency for John R Walsh and Charles W Morse, upholding the trust owed to bank depositors. He stresses that honest business must not permit misuse of funds and warns against sentiment obscuring justice, praising clear, impartial judgment and the need to punish breach of trust.
The Carroll Record quotes concern that direct Senate election seeks freedom from bossism and dictatorship while risking revolution. The Lathe Sun notes that while testing Southern election laws is proper, Sutherland and Bristow aims evade the core issue of who controls state elections. Senator Rayner argues framers did not intend federal control unless states failed to provide selections.
A collage of humorous snippets from various papers. The Detroit Free Press and Chicago Record-Herald share quips about fans insults and unconventional adoptions. The Philadelphia Telegraph is referenced with a one o clock morning note.
A satirical vignette laments water oil and gas shortages in Fredericktown. Frustration rises as rain slicks streets, tar from Frederick Gas pollutes wet roads, and delays waste time. A motorcycle's loud cry punctuates the scene.
A group of nine New York women arrived in Reno to establish residence in preparation for divorce proceedings as part of the See America First movement, a trend noticed by travel agencies catering to tourists seeking separations.
The poem asserts love’s primacy over cynicism and law, claiming the red rose is the emblem to give when the heart awakens. Ralph Methven Thomson’s lines suggest that youth, passion, and renewal outshine scorn and restraint in the bloom of spring.
Summary unavailable due to damaged source text. The fragment mentions Chicago grain figures for wheat and corn with July and September contracts, plus an apparent health advert for a headache tablet.
Crowds lined the streets for Frederick area circus events arranged by the YMCA group. A parade on Market and Church streets led to the grounds where performances began at 2:30 PM. Daredevil Chew and Little Nemo featured, with clowns, races, and a variety of acts. The show, staffed by local celebrities and performers, promises entertainment through an afternoon and evening program.
A jumbled Frederick note recalls a pistol incident where a woman allegedly tried to shoot her husband at about 1 am leaving him in a serious condition. Other items mention the Wales Register editor Goo Rhoderick and a church conference at the United Brethren Christ Maryland Conference with discussions planned.
The New York Stock quotations are provided by Motter Bros and Co offering a snapshot of daily price movements. Investors monitor key indexes and listed securities as trading activity unfolds across the financial markets.
Motter Bros. & Co. report latest stock prices for a wide range of issues. Notable entries include Georgia & Alabama ds, Seaboard Air Line, United Rys, Md. Elec. Rwy, Fairmont Coal, Somerset Coal, Continental Trust, Chicago Rwy, and G-B-S Incomes with values shown for common, preferred, and income securities. Market totals indicate $170,000.00 and $75,000.00 figures referenced.
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