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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1920

Page

8

Frederick Welcomes Three Governors and Noted Republicans

Frederick hosts a notable Republican gathering featuring Governors Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts, Lowden of Illinois, Morrow of Kentucky, and NY speaker Hedges. The event highlights Coolidge as national vice presidential candidate material and marks a significant political moment for the community.

Frederick Calvin Coolidge Massachusetts F. C. Lewden Titness F. J. Morrow Kentucky J. E B. Hedges New York Republican Party Lowden

Larson and Miller wed in Baltimore ceremony

Dan Cupid traded vows between Ox A. Larson of Jamestown New York and E. Miller daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller in Baltimore officiated by Rev. Hi P. A. of Grave St Peter’s Engigespa. Larson, a navy veteran, played in baseball and football and recently returned to school at Bates College after service and wartime assignments at Newport News. The couple plans to make their home as Larson completes arrangements.

Wits Dan Cupid Ox A. Larson Jamestown Dhe E. Miler Lloyd Miller Baltimore P! A St Peter Larry Lareon Kadith Aely Larry Navy Newport News Hey Bite Latneham Miniogras Eitchers Biset Larson Laraying Frederick Athletigger Mani Pein

Winter Weather Predictions From Local Residents

In a survey by the Inquiring Reporter, clerks and residents share their winter forecasts. Irene Macleay expects a very cold, hard winter. a Woolworths cashier predicts severe winter. a leather dealer calls the question hard to answer. a farmer is unsure if the season will be good or bad. a night watchman forecasts a dry, cold winter.

Ano Anawera Irene Magceley Keurcoa Woblworth Kithink KH. A. Hahn John Engl EL E Adam Brucuey Night Watchman

Messenger Boy Injured After Bicycle Accident by Car

Eleven year old Thomas Zimmerman, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Zimmerman, on East Third Street at Western Union Messenger, was knocked down and seriously injured. He suffers a fractured right ankle and is in Frederick City Hospital. The crash occurred near Sevger’s blacksmith shop where rail tracks caused a wheel to slip, tossing him into the roadway amid traffic. A second incident on South Market Street involved Clarence Heffner, who was thrown under wheels but fully recovered.

Montgomery County Thomas Zimmerman Joseph Zimmerman Third Street Western Union Messenger Frederick Ciy Hospital South Market Street

Second arrest made in Co-Operative Store robbery case

The second arrest in the Co-Operative rue Store robbery on East Patelek Street was made last night. L. T. Smith, a friend of ROB Ales ter, was found with a loaded revolver on his person. A revolver was also found at Alexander's rag. Miss Ann Allargaret Hane and Mrs. Citronine were among visitors returning from Baltimore.

Co-Operative East Patelek Street L. T. Smith Rob. Alester Smith Alesander Ragm Hee

Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Local Items

A fragmented Frederick column notes a large crowd hearing William Jennings Bryan address, with a county Democratic meeting led by Jacob Xenmar and ex judge John A Lynch. A street parade preceded the event. other items mention local promotions, postmasters, and synod meetings with scattered details and names.

Frederick Wilam Jennings Bryar Deiver Court House Victor Batghmamh Jacob K. Xen Mar Turay John A Lynch Bryan Syen Bans Hine

Frederick fair memories and town notes linger in autumn

A nostalgic weekly column reflects on the Frederick County Agricultural Society fair. It recalls perfect weather, crowds, exhibits from flowers to quilts, and the bustling Midway. The piece notes past parades and the lingering impact on local life as fall activities transition to Halloween and church. Also reports a football game postponement and plans for electrifying B&O railroad sections.

Oime Otered Anne Frederick County Agricultural Society

$100 Fine for Far Ground Bootlegging Caught in Act

Officers nab two men at Fair Grounds tent while selling whiskey. Harry Altman, Baltimore, fined $100 by Justice Wood and jailed 20 days in default. Morgan P. Munkles and Deputy Vernon Stedman led the probe. Altman was caught in the act with a quart bottle seized. Other suspects arrested earlier faced lack of evidence. Stinney charged with board bill evasion paid $2.50 fine.

Harry Altman Baltimore Justica Wood Morgan P. Munkles Fair Ground Vernon Stedman Alanny Beckon Runkles Redmon Attien St. Altman Altman Citl Shevs Weides Elzay Stinney Charley Atlag Tiwag Tesday Stafney Burras Biras Calfel Statnes Bat Seine Shevif St.iney

Personal notices from Vinaitburg and nearby towns

Purely personal items describe Miss Ruth Motter, Miss Molen Zacharias, and others visiting, returning home, or hosting relatives in Vinaitburg, Frederick, and surrounding areas. The scroll includes names, locations, and brief travel updates, plus a charity call and a hospital notice.

Brief items of interest and local events listed

The notice highlights upcoming parades, elections, and community activities such as a Sunday School parade, an autumn meeting, and a Home Donation Day next week. It mentions anticipated price cuts and public interest in health remedies, with an unrelated letter from a resident at 928 Garden St in Hoboken detailing personal ailments and a beneficiary tale.

Teuble Pryde Garden St Woboken N. T

Two Sides of America With a Fraternalist In the Northwest

In the extreme Northwest Spokane stands as a jewel amid the Inland Empire. The narrative tours Spokane and surrounding Washington wheat and lumber wealth, a booming early boomtown born of mining, with the Davenport hotel as a centerpiece and the Spokane Falls bridge spanning two hundred feet. The piece paints Spokane as a bustling modern city of flowers, public buildings, gardens, and culture, rooted in prosperity from wheat and timber.

Couer d'Alene Spokane Idaho Unioin Washington Rockies Inland Empire Northwest Rocky Mountains Cascade Range Pacific Canaan Walla Walla Washington Iber Mills Yly Iwoieh Miece Salemn The Republic Cascades Cascades That Founded the Ery Iedgea Adey Reston New York Wastt Elend Pacific Coast Davenport

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