Dated Daily News items note fires and deaths
The Oct 7 issue reports accidents and deaths including Conrad Barach in Baltimore and George Jackson near Oxford. It mentions a new hotel planned at Myoradale, municipal tax rate setting in Westminster, and vaccination enforcement by Garrett County health officers.
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Conrad Barach
Baltimarn
Charlo H. Shintda
Denton
Philadelphia
Myoradale
Cumberland
Weatminster
iTconta
John
Hickman
Snowfill
William Faret
Protestant Episcopal Church
Thoradar
Ile
France
Tauran F. Smith
War Department
Phiippines
Hagerstown
George Jackson
Literary Society Reports Endorse Trans Van Controversy
The Raversan Literary Society of Freedsfrick College held a meeting led by President Edward Hornman with roll call and minutes. Debates on Trans Van controversy ended with a unanimous negative verdict. officers reported, adjournment set for October 11. The Clover Leap Literary Society met Saturday with an order by president, an interesting program, and a debate on Fishing Creek waters bringing water to Frederick, with the affirmative winning.
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Fribison Mterary Society
Raversan Literary Society
Freedsrick College
Edward Hornman
J. Alfred Ritter
Rendre
A. Hatta
I. Smith
WT. Watera
C. Gritta
C. Harrisons
J. Johnson
W. C. Wornover
J. Alfrad Hitter, Jr
J. W. Downey, Jr
Kaward Odell
Mosara
J. FE. Cates
W. Haltor
F. Or. Carty
C. Hurbert Kroh
J. W. Downey
Clover Leap Literary Society
Clowey Laat Literary Soclary
Soatornay
Ano
Blionrnet
Wymanak al To wed in Middletown wedding notice
Wymenkal and Miss Alcunte G. Flook announce their upcoming marriage to be held Wednesday evening October 11 at the bride's Middletown home. Mr Charton Be Kitehon of Olin will be joined with Miss Alcunte G. Flook in a ceremony performed by Rev. Gollday in Baltimore.
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Corda
Charton BE. Kitehon
Olin
Mias Alcunte G. Flook
Middletown
Evenini
Middletowe
Wartio
Anciakl
Frederick
CG. Hartig
Weashington
Misa Bessie Michael
Thin City
Gollday
Haltimore
Mra. Hartig
Wonatington
Vital statistics drive to mold New law for births and causes
Dr. Jon S. Fulton, secretary of the State Board of Health, aims to gather city data during the legislative session to push a strong birth statistics law. He seeks reports on birth transcripts for official vital records and other uses, noting New York saw about twenty thousand transcripts last year. A reader urges sending fresh items, but cautions about publishing sensitive details after key life events.
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Baltimore
New York
Tueaday
Eomary Cornelia van der Voogt
State Act of Immigration
Trana- Yaa] Commission
United States
Hans Kroger
Southbate AO Matia
John S. Yellett
Towron
H. Burton Stevenson
Baltimore County Health Hoard
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Yellott
Placs
Jaatlos Perris
Jon $. Fulton
State Board of Health
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