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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1920

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2

Rally echoes Republican platform and party leaders

The event featured United States Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge amid a rousing reception. Gov. Lowden delivered forceful remarks attacking the current administration, praising Republican principles of economy and efficiency while urging a new executive to reform governance.

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Roosevelt Change Cancels Frederick Visit

Local Democrats report Franklin D. Roosevelt will not visit Frederick as planned after learning from state headquarters that the trip is canceled. The meeting at the Opera House was moved from Wednesday to Thursday as arrangements made earlier are left unused.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Frederick Roosevelt Roosevelt Party Baltimore Opera House City Opera House Edward B. Almon Mabama J. Harry Covington Talbott. Co John Walter Smith Worcester County U. S Frank U ‘Washington County Congress Ghiemon Albert D. Ritchie

Potomac Synod convenes at Centenary Church Winchester Va

The Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church in the United States meets at Centenary Reformed Church in Winchester Va this evening at 8 o clock and sessions run through Friday. The body covers Maryland Virginia North Carolina and parts of West Virginia and Pennsylvania with Rev George S Larber D D of York Pa as president and Ex Congressmen A B Brodbeck of Hanover Pa as vice president. Local attendees from Frederick include Rev Henri L G Nieffer Rev Youn A Ditzler Rev J M Motter and others.

Potomac Synod Tho Reformed Church United States Centenary Reformed Church Winchester Maryland Virginia North Carolina West Virginia Pennsylvania George 8. Larber York A. B. Brodbeck Hanover Lloyd EB. Co- Hentz Baltimore Frederick County Frederick Henri L. G. Nieffer Lewis A. Ree Evangelical. Reformed Youn A. Ditzler Grace Reformed Church Joseph H.apple Hood Colleges Robert L., Barr A.R. Hartzell Walkeraville George A. Sny- Her Middletown Tand Bo. R. Carnahan Me. Pleasant

Prohibition Fight Emphasized by Anti Saloon League Speaker

Juilll Mills of the Anti Saloon League of Maryland told Middletown worshipers that the fight for prohibition continues and urged electing a Congress that will strengthen the law. He praised Congressman well as anti saloon advocates and stated the league remains neutral in the presidential race. The morning church service centered on Mills and the prohibition issue.

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Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Attendance Notes Activities

Attendance at the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School reached 579 with 120 men and leaders. The pastor preached morning and evening. Epworth League service led by Miss Ruth Haln, address by C A Gilgon. Bible Study Class and Leaders’ Glee Club rehearsals scheduled this week. Halloween Social planned with about 60 members. Boys’ Band concert next Sunday at 9 15 a m and leads the parade.

Methodist Episcopal Yesterdaway Epworth” League Ruth Haln C.A. Gilgon Bible Isluay Larmory Margaret Duvall Roberta Lewis

MacSwiney Arrest and Trial in 1916 Cork Events

Historic report recounts MacSwiney, Cork Alderman and Sinn Fein leader, arrested August 12 after escape from City Hall and recaptured. Court martial in London found him guilty of sedition for possessing a Cork Corporation resolution pledging allegiance to the Dail Eireann and for a seditious election speech. He was imprisoned at Brixton for two years. The piece notes his later election as Lord Mayor and prior detentions during 1916 Irish upheavals.

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