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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
6
A long fragment discusses the woman suffrage movement with quotes from Los Angeles writers and judges, arguing suffrage would regulate social conditions and curb vice. It frames opposition from saloon interests and traffickers, while praising suffrage as a path to decency, liberty, and national strength through equal voting rights for women.
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The Christian Endeavor Convention closed at West Nottingham church Port Deposit with a crowded auditorium. Secretary Day reports growing membership and a prosperous union. Officers elected include Rev Edgar T Read Baltimore as president and Rev Simuel Polk West Nottingham and Rev George Townsend Hagerstown as vice presidents. General secretary and other Baltimore and West Chester officials listed. The meeting adjourned after installation by Rev Dr Wanon of West Chester Pa.
An officer from the Army Aviation School at College Park travels south from Washington with Captain Paul Geek to evaluate weather water and terrain for the winter headquarters. Greenville South Carolina is named as a possible first stop with Savannah and other cities to follow. The trip aims to identify a location with safe cross country flying conditions.
A garbled report notes Anne Arundel voters and registration totals. It references a count comparison with a prior year and mentions overall registration figures, though many words are unclear.
A sprawling Maryland state notes page reports deaths, political rallies in Baltimore and Hagerstown, and civic events. Items include the death of Allied Renin in Talbot county, a Republican mass meeting in Hagerstown, and John W. Garrett visiting Baltimore. Also noted are hotel fashion strings, public service protests, Maryland Week Exposition preparations, city tax estimates, and local court matters. The Orchard Outrage case and related grand jury actions at Green Ridge are mentioned alongside naval resignations and labor incidents at Jenner.
Fire destroyed the dwelling on Charles Johnson’s farm near Germantown Montgomery County last night. Tenant J Reese Snyder and his family barely escaped the blaze as the house burned to the ground. Fire origin is unclear and the structure was a complete loss with damaged adjoining areas.
Annapolis grand jury urged a new county jail after thorough examination finding the current facility inadequate for prisoner care and nearly impossible to maintain sanitary conditions. The report calls for building a new jail to replace the aging structure.
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