Election Postwar Unity and Harding Victory Reflections
The Daily News reflects on yesterday’s election results with a call for national unity under the Republican leadership. It notes economic readjustment after World War I, warns against League of Nations overreach, and praises President-elect Harding’s promise to consult experts and seek a stable peace. It also applauds continued Red Cross efforts and ongoing convalescent care, urging support for recovery and civic duty.
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Elghe Ata‘ier
League of Nations
America 4S
Herding
America
Harding
Wilson
Question on using school buildings as polling places
A group of Frederick County figures discuss closing schools on election day to save costs by using school buildings as polling sites. E C Markell and J G Lloyd Palmer say yes, as does W H Haller, W F Schmidt, and A Alexander, noting better voting venues and taxpayer savings.
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E. C. Markell
Fredericktown Savings Institution
J G. Llayd Palmer
Frederick County
W. Harry Haller
Republican County Central
William F. Schmidt
A. Alexander
Harriet D. Castle
I. H. McBride
Red Cross urged to sustain peacetime role after war
Maj Gen Ireland calls for vigorous public support to keep the American Red Cross intact while expanding in war, and to maintain a ready, rapidly expandable structure for future conflicts. He stresses moral and physical welfare, urging continued membership and active Red Cross programs nationwide.
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Red Cros
War Department
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Ireland
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National Apple Week Promotes Cheery Prices and Health
The article notes National Apple Week to boost public confidence in abundant apple supply this year and urges prices to return to pre war figures. It highlights apples as a food tonic condiment and cosmetic and claims they “plant roses in the cheeks” with promotional claims from growers’ circulars.
Juvenile Party for W. T. Delaplaine Sr in East Patrick Street
A novel children's party for W. T. Delaplaine Sr aged 18 months was held from 3 to 4 yesterday at his East Patrick street home. Guests aged one to four years attended with mothers, enjoyed toys, and a birthday cake with a lighted candle at each plate, followed by vanilla ice cream, animal crackers and mints.
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W. T. Delaplaine
East Patrick Siree
Charlotte Newman
Ruth
Ehly") Smith
Betty Markey
Nancy Markey
Ruth Evelyn Haller
Lida Elzabeth Haller
Richard Radclf
Atlee Radcliff
Wm. M. Storm
August T. Brust
Homer Miller
John Walter England
Wamsville
X. Staley, Jr
William Stauffer
Lenhart Strine nuptials at Woodsboro parsonage
Miss N Ruth Strine eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Gres Strine near Woodsboro became Mrs William Clemons Lenhart son of Mr and Mrs William Lenhart near Lewistown in a quiet 6 o'clock ceremony at the Woodsboro Lutheran church parsonage. Both newlyweds are popular locally with the bride having worked at Thos Kemp dry goods and the groom employed by Thos H Haller. They will reside in this city.
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Strine
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
N. Ruth Strine
Gres Strine
Woodsboro
Weiden Clemons
Sen
Mro
Mra
William TH. Lenhart
Lewistown
Thos
Kemp
H. Haller
Personal News From West Patrick Street Residents
Mrs Mary M Zimmerman returns from a month in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Harry Myers and father from Baltimore spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Glenn J Zimmerman and mother and have returned. Mr and Mrs Clarence H Harrison who visited here have returned to Baltimore.
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Mary M. Zimmerman
West Patrick Street
Baltimore
Harry Myers
Glenn J. Zimmerman
Clarence H. Harrison
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Police News
Frederick’s November 3 1900 column reports a Republican rally in Emmitsburg Opera House with speakers Col George Pearce Melvin G Winstock and F G Wagaman and a Democratic rally in Boonsboro led by H Dorsey Etchison. Local injuries include Benjamin Dudderar breaking a leg and dislocating a shoulder in a runaway. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal drowning claimed Samuel Carr of Brunswick. Martin S Remsburg sold a 167 acre Middletown farm to Calvin R Coblentz and moved to Culpeper Virginia. City health reports note 14 October deaths and 13 Mt Oliver Cemetery interments in the past month.
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the News
Opera House
Emmitsburg
Col. George\. Pearce
Cumberland
Melvin G. Winstock
New York City
F. G. Wagaman
Martin S. Remsburg
Middletown
Abley
Calvin R. Coblentz
Culpepper County
News-Post reports Harding landslide election night
Crowds braved rain at The News-Post office as AP wires fed returns from across states. Ballenger district reported Cox leads, with statewide results signaling a Republican landslide for Harding. Office staff and callers remained busy past 3 am amid continued updates and bulletins.
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Cox
Wilson
League of Nations
Frederick
Harrstown
Cumberling
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News’ Office
Hitle
Ballenger
Simth Ang Mish Soing
News-Post
Hilt
Fines for Auto Violations Pass $3,000 in One Week
Maryland total fines from motor vehicle violations reached 3391 in the past week. Baltimore city reported 1047 while counties accounted for 1,444. Frederick County led with 325, including multiple drivers cited for speed over 35 mph and other offenses such as no license, fictitious markers, and no registration. New Market and Frederick City entries listed several motorists with varied fines from 5 to 25 dollars.
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Baltimore
Frederek County
Frederick City
New Market
Frederick
Dickerson
H. Derbyshire
Marion G. Feaga
A. J Grayhill
A. J. Grayhill
John K. Gibson
M. L. Holler
Elsworth Lyman
H. C. Marshall
L. B. Marty
J. F. Nice
R. G.robertson
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Joseph
S&s. Remebure
State employs 2200 to 2500 workers under study
Experts are listing and classifying Maryland state employees to finalize a complete roster in days. Osborne I Yellott notes the effort also surveys state organization for Governor Ritchie. No consolidation recommendations are planned. any changes would require legislature action. Total state employees cited range from 2200 to 2500.
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Yetlett
Ritchie
Yellett
Blanche Picket Stock Company at City Opera House Next Week
The Blanche Picket Stock Company brings a long stock itinerary through Mi ami St Petersburg Hershey Park and other venues on a definite south run. Next week features Jim's Girl an Earl Carroll Tommy Gray play with vaudeville between acts to reduce waits.
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Blanche Picket
Miami
Pia
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Hershey
Jim
New York
Earl Carroll
Tommy Gray
Treasury reports debt dip to 24 002 500 672 in October
October public debt fell to 24 002 500 672 after a month of reductions totaling 24 546 455. Ordinary expenditures reached 3960 497 372 with receipts at 300 804 in October. A 200 462 507 gap was offset by other OMef department operations on the debt. Spitzbergen and Norway note coal deposits unmet.
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Treasury
Washington
Tie Department
Dreco Promises Big Health Boost for Kes and Wife
Hagerstown resident David Kes claims he gained 66 pounds after using Dreco and credits the medicine with restoring his appetite strength and energy. He reports his wife also found relief from dyspepsia constipation and nervousness. The ad urges readers to start Dreco to improve digestion and vitality for summer and notes availability at Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy in Frederick.
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David Kes
Hagerstown
Court House
Washington County
Vederick
Pearre
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