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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1920

Page

4

Columbus Day as Legal Holiday in Two Thirds of States

Columbus Day becomes a legal holiday in about two thirds of states and is expected to gain nationwide recognition soon. The piece praises Columbus as a bold adventurer whose legacy inspires readers to embrace the Columbus spirit of ambition and practical pursuit of opportunity, citing his voyage and enduring influence on exploration.

Columbus Coloma Promasin Abe Hoor Sallora Asia Omarines

Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Westenhaver Case

In Martinsburg West Virginia the jury discharged after two hours with a split 10 to 2 vote on conviction in the Westenhaver burglary case. Westenhaver faces a January retrial. Prosecution contends he was part of a gang that robbed Cushwa's store and E C Smith. Defense cites alibi and suggests witnesses lied. Hard evidentiary letter from Westenhaver to Hardy cited by the state as showing attempted shielding.

Martinsburg W. Va Herbert Westenhaver Westenhaver Westertauver Noorty Frederick Kigtement EL L. Luttrell Cushwa RE. C. Smith Jagtrobberg E. C. Smith C Mclnture Tie Accugei Hardy Cody Mercer Ware Smith Virginia Moundsville Testus Torr Thetetter Uprederick

Use of Portable School Hones Draws Mixed Views

In 1920 a public inquiry features opinions from Nobile, Cramer, and others on portable school houses. Real estate, insurance, and social officials call them economical and practical for temporary needs. some fear congestion and disruption, but many see them as better than home schooling. The note mentions a trial and defense surprise.

Nobile, Cramer HE. Sinie Mary J. Manx cMeer Grayson H. Mercer Franc K Gerber

Dahlias Hybridized by Frank C Clargett Attract Attention

Landscape gardener Frank C. Clargett sent a large batch of six hybridized dahlia varieties to The News-Post. Blooms are huge with varied colors and designs, foliage praised for outdoor growth. He names one bloom tarpoda Witam Crawford Johnson and displays it at C Thom Kemp window. He also cultivated grounds around Reform Church and old Academy building turning them into beauty spots.

Frank C. Clargett News-Post Hargett Witam Crawford Johnson C. Thom. Kemp Tikurges All Reformed Bank Academ

Armistice Day plans in progress by American Legion groups

Armistice Day preparations are underway with the American Legion organizing committees and inviting sanon organizations to participate. A large turnout is anticipated at the Patels Scott Key Post meeting, and plans include a public discussion at the Armory. Meanwhile a separate note issue of $550,000 one year notes is being arranged by Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co. under Fidelity Trust Company underwriting.

Armir Ameo Legion Y. MC Catan Kivary Lax Patels Scott Key Legon Wil He Chakt Tomfabr Oat Dhe Ibs Uead Unie Dla of Ie Hagerstown and Frederick Rathway Co Emery L. Coblentz Fidelity Trust Company Baltimore Amory Company Aa

Ten Divorce Applications Filed in Circuit Court

Over the past weeks ten divorce filings appeared in the circuit court nine seek absolute divorces and one requests a partial separation. Attorneys named include Leo Weinfeld Reno Harp Lea Weinberg and others for various spouses. The report lists multiple cases with names such as Meredith E Grosbens Mary Anta Groshen and Lacy T Cooper among others.

Circuit Court Meredith E. Grosbens Leo Wveinberg Mary Anta Groshen Carl C. Biddinger Reno Harp Margaret J. Biddinger Werbert Brown Dodrer Lea Weinberg Anna Fringer Dodrer Charles F. Porter HL. Kier Er Delanter Han Amos Her, Jr William W. Swann Farp

Campaign in Frederick County for funds for blind workers

A county wide appeal for the Maryland Association of Workers for the Blind aims to prevent blindness educate blind Wind children and train adults so they may be self supporting. The canvass includes meetings and church addresses to explain the cause and showcase art by the blind. Francis X. Elder Post of the American Legion Emmitsburg will hold a smoker on October 27.

Mary and Association of Workers Frederick County Frederick Frederick City Maryland Bhll Francis X. Elder Amerien Legion Emmitsburg

Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick

Frederick reminiscences note a 20 year past events column from The News dated October 12. Highlights include local society prizes won by J Luther Prey and Edith Ritchie, enrollment of 186 new Fredericktown residents, a fire at Williamson Brothers store with no damage, a stage show by Myrkle and Harder, Rocky Springs school begun, a Philippine Islands scenery car arrival by rail, and a serious horse fall injuring Robert A Brubaker at the Frederick Fair.

Frederick Robert A. Brubaker Harrie Kurr Frederick Fair

Ballot Assembly Strain and Electoral Details

Five marks will cast ballot in election with strict party voting and two constitutional amendments. Voter follows party lines for all five party tickets and must separately vote electors if a friend from opposite party is on the ticket. Proposals include raising clerks of courts salaries in Baltimore and paying legislators per diem plus mileage. Ballot lines list Democratic Republican Socialist Farmer-Labor tickets and designated presidential electors. Names given include McNamara, Wile, Guevendhemmer, Quall, Snyder, Smallwood, Weldon, Sevilles.

Dicket Tefend United States Joseph IF. Fasenhauer Board of Election Fiat Baltimore City Democrats Republiceas de Dens Socialiat de Dens Socialiat Telet Willam W. Cox Farmer-Labor Party Presiden- Hall Pabley v. Christensson Deh Thes Christenson Clerget Catt E'Eht James J McNamara Ermin PL Wile Mine Guevendhemmer Abraham Quall Prot Harless S. Snyder Reulah Smallwood Baltimore Beulah Weldon Framitsburs Edward, Mw, Sevilles Cumberland

No Appeals Taken in Maryland Bank Robbery Cases

The Sutte, John W. Mitchell alias John Connelly, and Clarence F. Adams were sentenced in the Maryland circuit court for the murder tied to the Sandy Spring bank robbery. The three day window to appeal to the Maryland Court of Appeals expired last Saturday with no appeals filed by any prisoner.

Maryland Court of Appeals John W. Mitchell John Connelly Clarence F. Adams Maryland Francis M. Hallowell Sandy Spring Bank Sire Court of Appeals

Ricker Ssinhauer Hafer Steinour Wed at Evanger Reformed

News item reports the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Hafer Steinour at Dettysbarz with Rev T C Billheimer officiating. They plan a weeklong wedding trip and reside at 2008 Lytle St Towville Ky. Also notes publication by Times editor and a parental cough medicine advertisement.

Ricker—Ssinhauer Rey F O’. Ae Arma Tielmionsy West V Pa Evanger Gee Rey Heoark L. G. Dhatier

Personal notices and local incidents in Emmitsburg area

Purely personal mentions from Baltimore to Emmitsburg and surrounding towns recount visits and travel. Included are family gatherings, extended visits to Baltimore, and movements of residents to Detroit, Frederick, and other places. A fatal quarry accident near Dickerson is noted along with a student hit by a car in Gettysburg Street and a wedding trial announcement in Gaithersburg. A regimental armory reopening and a train accident death near Linden are also reported.

Donald Stones Frank Stoner Emmitsburg St. Piresinia Green Street Gettysburg W. OO. Hull

Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil Ad Delivers Nausea-Free Dose

Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil promises no nauseating taste with exact same purity as old-fashioned oil. Sold in plainly labelled Kellogg's bottles from Spencer Kelloge & Sons Inc. Available in three sizes 16c 35c and 65c at druggists. Children will take it willingly. insist on genuine laboratory bottles.

Spencer Kelloge & Sons, Inc Kellogg's Kelloge Kellogg’s

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