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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1911

Page

6

Missing Washington Girl Florence Cochran Linked to Man in Mount Airy

A 17 year old Washington girl Florence Cochran has vanished since August after reportedly leaving with Iverson Leatherwood a married man with two children. Leatherwood was arrested in Mount Airy Md and is detained for investigation as detectives probe whether he harmed or concealed Cochran. Her father John Cochran and mother express fear while Chester the younger brother tried to persuade her to return home. The case hinges on Leatherwood last seen with Cochran on August 8 and his movement to Mount Airy after the disappearance.

Florence Cochran S40 L Street Washington, D. C Iverson Leatherwood Washington Leatherwood Florence Mount Rainier Hur John Cochran Faumily Eir Chester First Precinct Travre de Urace Mount Airy

Police suspect he knows more of case than he tells

The police think he knows more about the case but will not disclose details. He was employed by his brother Walkien G. Leatherwood and lived at 615 Seventh Street Northeast. A few days after leaving, he sent for his clothes. Cochran said last night that neither his wife knew Leatherwood was missing until they received a note from his wife.

Walkien G. Leatherwood Seventh Street Cochran Leatherwood

English Accent Trade In London For Americans

London specialists offer private English accent lessons to Americans and colonial visitors for a fee. Teachers tailor instruction to the client, claiming Americans struggle with a harsh Northern rising style and must learn softer, more subdued speech. Middle aged men and women often quit, while some claim even a single session can aid pronunciation.

London Bathe Mirror Ace Andme New York Hioemfontein Huat

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised

A Cornwallville reader testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her life changing troubles including nerviness and fibroids. The ad underscores decades of testimonials, inviting sick women to write Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice and cures from roots and herbs.

Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia FE. Pinkham Natick Mass Lydia FE Pinkham Tadia FE Pinkhaw Nathan B. Greaton No. Main St. Natich, Mass Cornwallville, N Ie Lwasa Cornwallville Greeneco

First Photo of Gotch Defeating Hack for World Title

Chicago report of Frank Gotch’s decisive 20 minute victory over George Hackenschmidt at American League Park. The bout drew about 100000 spectators and is hailed as solidifying Gotch’s claim to the world wrestling championship.

Gotch Hack Chicago Frank Gotch George Tackenschmidt American League Park Goteh Britain Wineh

Arnold Up Mile in Air Sets New College Park Flight Record

Army aviator Lieut Arnold ascended to an estimated six thousand feet during the College Park flight. A recording device failed to register the altitude, but witnesses said the craft climbed rapidly in calm conditions. Capt Charles Chandy of the College Park post inspected Wright models and anticipated Arnold’s soon issuing a quit claim lien.

Chinbing EL Atenold College Park Lieut Arnold Arnolk Frederick Lieut Arnoll Arnold Spoohidoe Agsistatt Navy Reelkivan Winthrop Canalor

Rockville Fair Directors Report Admits Rain Affected Receipts

At a meeting of Montsomers County Agricultural Society directors in Rockville yesterday, the treasurer presented a report on the fair held last week. Despite rain, receipts cover most expenses. premiums and prize winnings may require borrowed funds. William Chase, injured in an crane accident at Revl's, is hospitalized and expected to recover.

Montsomers Rockville Tos William Chase Montevue Weil

Violinist Performs Jonah Role At Lake Seneca

Violinist Jana Van Hilsteyn of the Peabody and Mr and Mrs Boyle toured Lake Seneca New York this summer. A boating accident saw Van Hilsteyn disappear briefly after playing out a Jonah scene with Mrs Boyle and the boat’s occupants fearing the worst. A rescue revealed he had simply fallen overboard and swam ashore unhurt.

Jana van Hilsteyn Peabody Ceorge Frederick Boyle Woman's College Lake Seneca New York Mr. van Helsteyn Jonah Rosle Map

Washington Orphans' Home Report Shows Yearly Totals

The report for the Washington Orphans Home details the twenty month fiscal year with eight children registered at the institution. It notes placements with four neighboring families and outlines expenses, costs per capita, and outcomes for the year, including rescues and care provided by the home staff.

Washington Se Cmad Instituton

Forced to Leave Home and Seek Better Roots

Fragmentary text outlines a plea or note about leaving home and seeking a better life or roots. Mentions names and places in a distressed, unclear context, with hints of medical or personal struggles and a call for help.

Notes of Newa Here and There Across the State

State items report Mayor Preston at the Timonium Fair. A 1000 acre tract near Annapolis sold for building lots. A Wright biplane arrives in Annapolis for naval experiments. Elev at 28 South Charles and a Baltimore man dies by suicide. Toll gate near Druid Hill Park ends as officials reject $70,000 city purchase. Postmaster Startzman announces Sept 23 postal bank opening in Hagerstown.

Preston Timonium Fair Allegany Grove Totel Cumberland Teachers’ Institute Belair National Slavonic Society Clarence R. Nison North Payson Street Baltimorg Gwynn's Falls Annapolly Arthur Cloney Baltimore South Charles Street John Pehau Harford Road St. James Reisterstown Road Druid Hill Park Joan of Arc H K. Startzman Postoffice Department Hagerstown David J. Arnold Gloucester Suss Beallehgh School Frostburg Hewitt Reynolds de Warren Jr. Reynolds Episcopal Boys' School Washington, D. C

Will you sign petition lavender for voters green for never voted

The piece describes suffrage petitions in Maryland printed on lavender for registered voters and green for ordinary citizens urging passage of a constitutional amendment granting women the right to vote. It recounts signatures, a Just Government League preference for lavender forms, and an anecdote of a man denied signing who later sought to sign. Senator Isidor Rayner plans a mountain trip after returning from a voyage on the revenue cutter Apache, with rough seas noted.

General Assembly of Maryland Maryland Just Government League Tam Senator Rayner Isidor Rayner Nayner

Danderine Hair Growth Claim Promoted In Ad Copy

An advertising feature touts Danderine as boosting hair growth, luster, and fullness. It promises rapid results, reduces dandruff, and improves scalp health. recommends a 24 cent to 25 cent bottle from drug stores and daily use before tapering to twice weekly. The copy emphasizes transformative effects and easy application.

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