Tomorrow's Election Faces Voters In Historic Civic Test
The article urges properly registered citizens to vote in tomorrow’s pivotal election. It notes the contest between Democrats and Republicans for national leadership, with women voting for the first time in U.S. history. It reports Bealing County’s 20,000 electorate, with about 76 percent expected to cast ballots, and polls opening at six and closing at seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrow
Rolrow
Iir
United States
Senate
House
Democrats
Harding
Cox
Smith
Weller
Zthiman
Mish
Fin
Polis T
Baltimore City
Weather and Election Significance Questioned by Citizens
Inquiring Reporter surveys promises and opinions on whether Election Day weather impacts voting outcomes. Julius Grahe and several locals dismiss any real link, while one observer notes patterns suggesting cloudy weather favors Democrats and clear weather favors Republicans. The report also covers a large Sunday school parade in the city and upcoming community events in Middletown, including a farm sale near Frederick and a county show at Middletown High School.
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Fulius Grahe
R.paul Smith
Hagerstown and Frederick
Henry Crum
Frank
Anzengruber
John ‘W. Lloyd
Justice of the Peace
Peteraville
Vorne
Frederick County
Ell G
Haugh
Freatick Ceounty
Eli G
Clark
Sarah L. Raugher
Edw. Smith
Chares J
Bupts
Georgh T. Roderick
Orphans' Court
Albert M. Patterson
Register of Villa
Orphens’ Court
Maryland
Rea
Mary Jane Eves
Itewart of
Pala
Orphans’ Court
Mary Jane M
SMU
Charles J. Bivuts
Geo
T. Roderuck
Ert
M. Patterson
Register of Wills
Chas
E. Ives
D. PY. Buckey
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Items
Twenty years ago in Frederick, a Democratic rally was held on East Patrick Street rink with Jacob M. Newman presiding and speakers Thomas C. Weeks and Lloyd Wilkinson. The Potomac Synod adjourned after resolutions praising local colleges and elected trustees for the Women’s College and Franklin and Marshall College. The Music Club hosted Miss Maria Dicht, and a 145 acre Ballenger Pike farm owned by George William Smith sold for 13050 dollars to Willis B. Wisher of Emmitsburg.
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Patrick Street
Jacob M. Newman
Jacob Rohr
George Edward Smith
Thomas C. Weeks
Baltimore
Lloyd Wilkinson
Snow Till
Potomac
the Reformed Church
Womens’ College
Frederick
E. R. Eschbach
Franklin and Marshall College
Reformed Theological Seminary
Lancaster
A.C. McCardell
John Gassman
Hagerstown
Women
Ballenger Pike
George William Smith
Willis B. Wisher
Emmitsburg
Deaths in Brunswick and Middletown area due to illness and accident
Obituaries from Brunswick and Middletown detail the deaths of Dr C F Foster from blood poisoning after a horse kick, David W Summers at 80 from arterial hardening, John H Boyer at 63 after four months illness, Ellen A Jones at 71 from Bright's disease, and note funeral arrangements, church affiliations, and family survivors. Also mentions local banking director ties and a Massachusetts inventor's steel edge rubber heels for safety and resilience.
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C. FE. Foster
Brunswick
Frederick City
Missouri
Oklahoma
Foster
Frederick
Sams‘Wick
Bapist
George W. Whiteside
Main
The
Reformed Church
Hess
Lutheran Church
Mitchell
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Martin
David W. Summers
Middletown Valley
Mr. Summers
Joshua Summers
Myersville
Calvin D. I. Summers
Middletown
J. Ehner Summers
Maremony
Alvey J. Summers
Minnie G. ¥. Stotulenger
Newton Stottiemyer
Beaver Creek
Washington County
Annie Joy
J. Chester Joy
Graceham
Summers
Valley Savings Bank
Middletown Lutheran Church
Board of Charities and Corrections
Montevte Hospital
Reformer
Ot OK Radhi
John H. Boyer
John Henry Boyer
Jenerson
Ella B. Boyer
Roger OT
Fredrick
Charles Eli
Mary C
Dan J
Amanda C. Hoyer
Yester
Edward
Hallin M
California
Howard T
Feaguville
Eddie R. Shafer
Reformed Cemetery
Atchison & Son
Ellen A. M. Jones
Ellen Annie Marie Jones
Moonville
Womam
Mountville
Charles E
Bowie
Elin A
Nettle KE
Lia B.jones
Colored Alme Church
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral
Parents Of Weak Children Praise Vinci Drug
A mother writes that her weak tired daughter grew strong after Vinci, claiming it built red corpuscles, quickened reticulation, and increased appetite. The note urges readers to buy Vinci from their druggist and refuse substitutes.
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Women of Frederick County urged to vote tomorrow in 1920 election
A veteran speaker appeals to Frederick County women to exercise the new suffrage, praising their equal status under the law and urging unbiased voting. He warns against vote buying, stresses individual conscience, cites the Nineteenth Amendment, and warns against partisan pressure and coercion.
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Frederick Guy
Frederick County
Meryland
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Willaver
Frederick City
Tadies
America
Maryland
Ellis
Thes County
California
T2o
Just Government League of
George R. Dennis
Marching-Coolidge, Weller
Hlman League
Walter Smith
Senator Smith
Mr. Weller
Elizabeth W. Forbes
Dennis
Smith
Nan
Frederick
Ryko
The Mandarin Probed in Syracuse With Brandon Tynan
In Syracuse this week The Mandarin starring Brandon Tynan drew attention for its theatrical depiction. The article notes Dorsey and McHison remarks on American political standards and a census humor in Kameroun with figures for wives and children.
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Kameroun
Jis
Brandon Tynan
Syracuse
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Randem
Noah BK. Cramer
Wille M. Rhoderick
Middletown High School
Ian
University of Maryland Astension Service
the News
Maria Dicht
West Church Street
Edward S. Kines
United Milk Producers’ Association
Methodist Episcopal Church
David"w. Summers
Massachusetts
H. Dorsey
Ig McHison
Saya
Ohio
F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Circuit Court For
Milton G Urner, Jr
Emory A. Murphy
Amanda J. Murehy
Hammond Urner
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Goldsborjoush
Clifton
Braddock
Grofls
Gottschail
G. Gottsélal
Harrisburg
News
Wantld
Nousekeeper
News-West
Panton
W. Beard
Ladiesburg
Soda Fountain
Care News-Post
West Fourth Street
Furnisiten
W. Patrick Street
E. H. McBride
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Enienneee Automobiles
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