Inquiring Reporter names five possible Harding Cabinet choices
A survey of readers lists Elihu Root for Secretary of State, Hoover for Commerce, Lowden for Interior, Wood for War, Vanderlip for Treasury, and Weeks or Hughes for other posts. Readers propose Knox, Hughes, and Hays for various roles, reflecting postwar cabinet speculation. The piece notes several names including Root, Hoover, Lowden, Wood, Weeks, Hughes, and Daugherty as potential Secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron R. Anders
Atttorney
Ellhy Root
Ihe Sher
Lowden
Wood
William Howard Taft
Senator Weeks
Massachusetts
Charles McC. Mathias
Elihu’ Root
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Interior
Frank A. Vanderlip
Charles FE. Hughes
the Treasury
Governor Lowden
Harry
Daugherty
General Woods
Navy
Weeks
Edgar HW. McBride
Suggert Philander Knox
Frank C. Lowden
Leonard Wood
John W. Weeks
Charles L. Hughes
Witt Hays
Letters to the Editor Criticize Talk of William Jennings Bryan
Readers weigh in on William Jennings Bryan and President Wilson. William J. Grove of Lime Kiln Md criticizes Bryan as a slacker during the war and questions press prominence. A second letter praises Harding, faith in his Christian leadership, and asks support for the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Grove
Wiilliam J. Bryan
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
San Francisco
Wilson
le SuLeisr
Nnion
Hooper
Harding
Newa
League of Nations
Shane
Solomon
Peter
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Items
Frederick family papers recount events from November 1900. The Democratic rally at Denton featured J E R Wood as lead speaker. Womens Christian Temperance Union planned permanent headquarters on Court Street. County party chairs predicted victory for McKinley Roosevelt Pearce and Bryan Stevenson Little. Frederick City Ministerial Association met at Episcopal rectory. Reva Switzer and Joel Brown joined. Ramblers debuted vaudeville at the City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
The
Womens’ Christian Temperance Union
Court Street
Frederick City
Reva. B. ¥. Switzer
Joel Brown
Luther Rubiman
Osborne Ingle
E. L. McLean
M. Hench
E. R
Eschbac
Weekly Chat Girl about Town in Frederick County
A lively town column recalls October turning to November with autumn weather, parades, a Sunday School turnout, and a Thanksgiving turkey. It notes women voting, county politics, and upcoming events like Jefferson and Middletown shows, Armistice Day plans, and hospital donations. The piece urges participation in November functions and reflects on community joys and social happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Middletown
Frederick
Turkey
Armistice Day Programs In Frederic Highlight Parade
Congressman Julius Kahn will speak at Armistice Day exercises after the parade at the Court House. Victory medals will be presented by Adjutant General Milton Reckord and the Star Spangled Banner will be sung. Local lodges and bands are enlarging participation as merchants plan to close from 1 to 3:30 pm, creating festive holiday streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Kahn
California
House Military Affairs Committee
Court House
David Morgan Roderick
William M. Storm
Hammond Urner
Kahn
Milton A. Reckord
Lodge of the Odd Fellows
Lodge of
Red Men
Focal Post
War Department
Frederic
Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott
Koy Post
American Legion
Court Street
No Jubilation Parade Declared by Frederick County GOP
Frederick County Republicans led by chairman W Harry Waller announced there will be no post election jubilee. He attributed the landslide to a national effort including Democratic help mobilizing voters and even the women’s vote, noting the party will refrain from a parade or mass meeting despite the Republican win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
W. Harry Waller
Republican Central Committee
Injterrely
Repubican
Vunhhairman Haller
America
Quiet City Wedding Of Ena Johnson And Motter
The wedding of Miss Ena Johnson and Mr Motter will be held this afternoon at four at the Johnson home on East Patrick street. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. Douglass Hoof with Rev Motter assisting. due to the mother's recent death, the event is small with close family present. Afterward the couple plan a trip to New York and the Eastern Shore of Maryland before residing at the Johnson home. Both families are prominent in social circles. Ena Johnson has war work and church ties, Motter is a former service member and longtime Bay area figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena
Mirs Motter
New York
Maryland
Johnson
Ass Johnson
Mr. Motter
Miss Johnson
Motter
Ween
Frederick’ City
Two Sides of America With a Fraternalist in Portland
A long, reflective piece recounts Portland Oregon’s growth from a three-man settlement in 1844 to a modern city. It contrasts New England roots of Portland’s founders with the coin tossed to name the town and notes its vibrant streets, parks, and civic wealth. The piece also imagines 19th century critics like Webster revising their opinions after seeing today’s Crest and Oregon’s capital.
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Roses
Willamette
Great Columbia
New England
Massachusetts
Maine
Boston
Ovd
Portland
Mt. Hood
Oregon
California
United States
Winthrop
Massachustees
Senate
Caroline
Daniel Webster
Lally
Frederick Co. Nat. Bank Frederick Md Sh It
A brief financial note from Frederick County National Bank in Frederick Maryland mentions a deposit or transaction shorthand. The fragment reflects a banking institution active in the region with possible shorthand for a sale or transfer.
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Cheght
Elecy Harding
Ira J. Young
Riddletown
Alice
Virginia Diizabeth
Hazel Gordon
Mary Muliendore
Clara Huffer
Erma Touse
Azabeth Qlagaha
Virginia J. Young
Catherine Ahall
Carnie Huffer
Naomi Romsberg
Mary Ahalt
Sallie R. Marker
Jonnie Bunsard
Martha Ahalt
May Shaffer
Miss Muffer
Mesars
Leo J. Mallendore
Clarence Huffer
Homer Almir
Lee A. Mallendore
Claude Ahalt
Ernest Walfer
Paul Stockman
Teddy Beachley
Samuel Burier
John Arnold
Mehrle F. Beachley
Lee Zecher
Harry Wolfe
Leo House
Lieyd Shank
Joseph Walfer
Ernest Pfoffer
Edgar Baker
G. Dewey Teachley
Roger Grosanickle
Albert Remeberg
Paul Remsberg
Mark B. Shank
Luther Remsberg
Paul Zecher
Park Beachley
Thurston Mullendore
Jacob Young
David Young
Arthur Rice
Ralph Leon Palmer
Alvin HW. Rice
Norman Gordon
Lioyd Ahal
Amos Benchley
Joseph Renneberg, Jr
Paul Baker
Toward Burtner
Noah Burtner
Amos Shaffer
George Shaffer
J. Young
W. W. McNell
W. H. McLeary
East Church Street
LaFayette
Indiana
Swilliam J. Grove
Lime Kiln
Owapa
Caroline County
Denton
J. E.R . Wood
E. C. Markell
McKinley
Roosevelt
Pearce
Jacob M. Newman
Bryan
Stevenson
Little
the Ramblers
City Opera House
Venice
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House Military Committee
Parade Plane Grow—Stores
Janos A. Brown
Bradentown
Tampa, Fla
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Rule
New Diggzina
Wis
O. K
Foley
Motter, Johnson Nuptiale
Hood College
Winchester Mall
Marlin
Richardson
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Frederick County National Bank
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Ford
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Patrick Si
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Bath
Edwards
Delaplaine
Déwtt
Clargin
Pute
Owen Farm
Hood College Farm
John L. Rothenhoofer
jPleasant
Salim
W. LE. O. Fisher
Star Theatre
West Fourth St
Fire Place
Gittinger's Grocery
Williamson's
Steiner Bros
Virginia Drill
Frederick ‘County
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Orphans Court
Daniel KE. Houck
Rand
Tolbert K. Mouck
Bolden S. Felton
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Satake
Lewis Angleberger
C.J. Smith
Wiliam
Darner
A. D. Willard
Jesse EL Wes
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Saindbunty
Hishing Creek
Geo. Rice
Jesse E
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George W. Heinlein
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Bevery
Community Clothes Co
Buttonwood St
Phila
J. Ganor
A. & Gay't
Louis
International Hosiery Mills
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B. Y. Goldsborough
Clifton
Braddock
Aaron KR
Anders
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Alen G
Quynn
Leo
Sabvt
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H. McBriden
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J. A. TeGore
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