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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1919

Page

7

President Wilson Commends Coolidge Victory Telegram

Wilson congratulated Calvin Coolidge on his decisive election victory. He said it was the first time a president from the opposite party had officially congratulated a rival on office and urged upholding lawful authority nationwide. The exchange reflects political civility amid national unrest.

Washington Calvin Coolidge Vieto Coolidge

Kentucky Governor Race Sees Morrow Lead By Large Margin

Kentucky Republicans claim Edwin P. Morrow won the governorship by about 23,579 votes over Democrat James D. Black. They expect full returns to lift Morrow toward a 30,000 vote majority. Statewide prohibition amendment opposed by 15,511. 23,340 against and 9,820 for.

Louisville Navy Cpintick Edwin FP Morrow James D. Black Kentucky

Bank Runner Sandbagged in Helena Robbery

Charles Stevens, messenger for Union Bank and Trust in Helena, was robbed of a package containing about 50,000 dollars. He was found unconscious, bound, and gagged in a shed in the city’s business district about a half hour later.

Helena Mont Charles Stevens Union Bank and Trust Company

October city deaths rise with interments at multiple cemeteries

In October, 39 deaths were recorded in the city and county combined. The city saw 14 fatalities and 19 interments at Mt. Olivet, 3 at St. John’s, and 2 in a slaveyard. Twenty five county deaths followed, with burials at Woodsboro, Point of Rocks, Brook Hill, Jefferson, Petersville, Libertytown, Thurhiont, Walkerville, Myeraville. Mortality exceeded September. Mt. Olivet interments totaled 19 adults, 14 children, 5 city residents, 11 county residents, and 8 others.

Coun Mt. Olly Vet St. John’s Calored Woodsboro Point of Rocks Brook Hill Jefferson Petersville Libertytown Thurhiont Walkeraville Myeraville Mt. Olivet

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