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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1922

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Three New Building Projects Under Way In The City

Three major construction efforts are proceeding in the city. Wachter Brothers plan a three story brick and granite building on East Patrick Street with a 100 foot deep rear lot, store on ground floor and four large apartments above. Central Trust will remodel the fourth floor of its Market and Church street building for the book keeping department with an east side access and an elevator to connect first and fourth floors. E J Winebrewer adds apartments to its Market and East South Street corner building, converting the third floor to three more five room units while keeping a grocery store on the first floor, with occupancy expected by early next year.

Central T Company Market Church streets RE. J. Winebrewer Market Wachter Brothers Roderick East Patrick street Patrick Street Central Trust Central Trust Company Church street Church streets Market street frst E J. Winebrewer South Market East South street South street

Rain Early In Week But Fair and Cold Follow

The weekly outlook from the Associated Press for the North and Middle Atlantic States predicts rain at the start of the week, then generally fair skies with colder conditions for the remainder.

Associated Press Washington North Middle Atlantic

Harding to Visit Frederick If Weather Permits

President Harding told a Maryland farmers delegation he would try to visit Frederick for the January convention if Congress allows and weather permits. Secretary Wallace will speak at the January 11 program, and Harding vows to visit next summer if he cannot attend this winter.

Harding Frederick Col D. John Markey Congress Maryland Henry C. Wallace Wallace Agriculture United States

Mobilization of Progressives Urged Across Nation

The Associated Press reports urged action by progressive groups to mobilize in Washington and Maine. The call emphasized broad organization among regressive factions, urging support for a key senator and push for reform measures amid ongoing abatement debates.

Presa Washington La Falette Re

Grand Patriarch Visits Palestine Encampment

Grand Patriarch Wm. G. Schmidt of Baltimore led a delegation to Palestine Encampment No. 20 I O F on Friday evening. Speakers including Samuel Wright and G. Lee Burgess praised efficiency in the order. A school of instruction followed the speeches and a social with refreshments was held.

Palestine Encampment Wm. G. Schmidt Baltimore Samuel Wright G. Lee Burgess Ellicott City H. A. Shafer W. E. Bender Gilead Encampment Sfagersjtown Schmidt Draper Wright Burgess order Shafer Bender Gilead Byron A. Winebrewer Robert A. Bennett Claggett L. Dorsey Henry E Cramer Franklin WN. Kipler Horace H. Alphaush

State Court System Study and Home for Maryland Plans

Construction and road work begin on a new Maryland home site with a semicircular layout of seven buildings including living quarters, hospital, infirmary and administration center. The Judiciary Commission will study the state court system and report to the 1924 legislature, with Jacob Rohrbach named as a member from the county.

Judiciary Commission Charles F. Harley Baltimore General Assembly Jacob Rohrbach judicial council Supreme Bench Court of Appeals Maryland commission George W. Williams Samuel K. Dennis Morris A. Soper Charles Me. Henry Howard Sylvan Hayes Lauchheimer Omer F. Hershey John M. Reonardt Walter H. Buck J. Craig McLanahan Philip B. Perlman Maryland Judiciatry Commission

Evidence on Hall Mills relations discussed by wife

New Brunswick N J Nov 18 Arecord from Associated Press says Mrs Hall and members of Rev Edward Wheeler Halls congregation discussed the ministers relations with Mrs Eleanor R Mills before the couples slaying Church member testified investigators expect this to bolster their grand jury presentation The church source noted Mrs Hall observed Mr Halls attention to Mrs Mills Mrs Hall says she noticed nothing alarming about the friendship

Associated Press New Brunswick Edward Wheeler Hall Eleanor R. Mills Hall church of the St John the Evangelist

Mrs Felton Seeks Seat in Senate for One Day

Washington Nov 18 Mrs W H Felton appointed Senator from Georgia pending election of a successor to the late Senator Watson arrived in Washington with the aim of occupying a Senate seat if possible to blaze the road for the womanhood of America She said she was too old to wage a full fight and noted that Walter George was elected on November 7 George was filing his certificate in Atlanta and expected in Washington for the Senate session He said he would permit Felton to sit for a day if legal duties allowed and would be the first woman to sit in the United States Senate

Associated Prem Washington WH. Felton Georgia Watson Senate America Walter, &. George George Avlania Felton

Fines in One Month Reported to County Commission

A report to the Montgomery County Commission details fines totaling 3000 dollars in one month, arising from a Rockville police case. The fines, costs, and fees are credited to the Montgomery County Police Fund, supporting the county police system.

County Commission Indre Samuel Riess callater Rockville omer amoun Montgomery

Fewer Elections Law Delays Judicial Succession to 1926

A legal change delays the election of Judge Urner's successor from 1924 or 1925 to 1926. The Fewer Elections Law, adopted via constitutional amendment, shifts judge elections to the year of General Assembly elections, causing the vacancy to be filled by gubernatorial appointment until 1926. Judge Urner elected 1909, took office December that year. Also notes Woodmont Montgomery bonds of 10000 dollars for street and lighting, 4 percent interest, bids to be opened Nov 28.

Hammond Urner place u Urner thhe General Assembly General Assembly Woodmont Montgomery county

Market Ends Mixed Amid Irregular Trading

The Associated Press report from New York dated November 1 notes dull and irregular dealings with speculative accounts and short selling affecting several quarters. Absorption and short covering in others left the stock market spotty with most issues moving to higher ground while totals around 225000 shares traded at close.

Vrega New York

Death of Frederick resident Daniel Hanshew at 85

Daniel S Hanshew longtime Frederick resident and former Baltimore and Ohio mail carrier died at 4 40 AM at 22 Jefferson street aged 85 years seven months and 25 days. He retired about 1906 due to cataracts after 50 years with the railroad and was a conductor in charge of connections between Frederick and Washington Junction. He belonged to the Independent Fire Company and Evangelical Reformed church. Survived by widow and son H Lee Hanshen and sister Mrs Julia Abbott. Funeral Tuesday afternoon arrangements to be announced.

Daniel S. Hanshew Frederick Jefferson street Captain Hanshew Henry Hanshew Catherine Stover Barbara Fritchie Baltimore and Ohio railroad Washington Junction Hanshew aingering Independent Fire Company Evangelical Reformed church H. Lee Hansten Julia Abbott Thomas P. Rice

Price of Thanksgiving Dinner Varies Widely for Family of Six

An old newspaper column analyzes Thanksgiving meal costs from $1 to $9 for a family of six, comparing turkey prices, alternative dishes, and practical kitchen strategies. It discusses live turkeys at about 45 cents a pound, dressed turkey costs, possible substitutions like chicken, and the impact of menu choices on total price. It also notes the role of frugal planning, leftovers, and seasonal desserts in shaping a satisfactory feast.

turkey pia

Clemenceau in U S Again Warmly Greeted by Big Crowd

Georges Clemenceau lands in New York greeted by a large crowd on Manhattan Island. He attends a City Hall reception, waves to bystanders, and visits the Statue of Liberty area before planning to attend the Mephistopheles opera at the Metropolitan Opera House. He will meet President Harding in Washington and later give a lecture in America.

New York Georges Clemenceru Manchattan Island Police Department M. Clemenceau bay wellcome Charles Dang Gibson 73rd street Fifth Avenue Brent canyon City Hal Mocom Manhattan Paris Clemenceau grand salon J. J. Jusserand United States Harding Robert Wood Bliss America Washington Cleminreau Robert Condon National Executive committee the American Legion Col EM. House Mr.Clemenceau Col. House musicias Opera Trrer Mephistophelee Metropolitan Opera

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