Cadets Spur Military Training At Frederick High
Frederick Male High School organizes two cadet companies A and B amid a lively rivalry for supremacy in drill and athletics. Officers from the 11th grade lead, Captain Jesse Sunday and Lt. George Myers among them, as drills begin on school grounds near the City Hospital. The Remington Medal offers $15 for best stenographic accuracy, while football prep notes promise a fast cadet squad to defend the orange and black.
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Uniformed
Edward P. Thomas
Newton Kidd
Arthur Kemp
Harry Grove
Millard Rice
Leslie Boost
City Hospital
Harry J. Kefaouver
Remington
Remington Typewriter Company
Frederick County
Frederick
Edward Thomas
Jesse Knill
Jesse Sunday
McHenry
Boost
Arthur Brown
Rothenhoefer
Knock
Waesche
M. Staley
Aviator Ward Encounters Trouble on Cross-Continental Flight
Aviator Ward began the second day of his cross continent flight at 7.45 a.m. He had to descend after two miles, reascended, then found more trouble at Sloatsburg and landed 36 miles from the starting point in New York including a forced descent and subsequent halt.
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Patterson
N. J
Ward
Sloatsburg
New York
Dissolution talks under tobacco trust probe in New York
Special Dispatch to The News reports Attorney General Wickersham and judges discussing dissolution plans for the tobacco trust. Independent critics allege discrimination in the decision and protest the proceedings.
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the News
New York
A. m. Tobacco Trust
Wickersham
Suffragettes at Governors Conference Urge Votes for Women
Special dispatch from Spring Lake New Jersey reports suffragettes at the Governors conference urging passage of voting rights for women. The demonstration occurred at 2 30 pm as part of ongoing national suffrage efforts with local organizers coordinating turnout and messaging.
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Spring Lake
N. J
Governors’ Conference
Big strike likely as 25600 garment workers plan action
Special dispatch from New York reports about 25 600 garment workers expected to strike before night. The date is September 14 with the time noted as 2 20 p m and the phrasing indicates a large anticipated labor action affecting the garment industry in the city.
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New York
Enjoyable Surprise for Mrs. Catherine Stull on Seventieth Birthday
Mrs. Catherine E. Stull of Woodsboro celebrated her 70th birthday with a surprise gathering last evening hosted by her children Mrs Newton Cramer Grace Stull and George Stull at her home. Relatives and friends from Woodsboro Rocky Ridge and nearby areas joined including Rev Woftenberger, many Stull family members and neighbors who offered congratulations gifts and heartfelt regard for her age health and maternal example.
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Catherine E. Stull
Woodsboro
Newton Cramer
Grace Stull
George Stull
Stell
Harry W. Stull
Rocky Ridge
Delightful corn roast at Kaufman home east of Frederick
A corn roast was hosted last night at the Misses Kaufman residence east of Frederick with Japan lanterns on the porch and a large fire at the farm entrance for roasting corn. Attendees included Courtney Stauffer, Pellysa Stauffer, Mary Cramer of Walkersville, Elizabeth Worman, Ifelen Kershberger, Muar grete DIM, Carrie Trovell, Bessie Violet and Katherine Kaufman, Ted Marstiller of Elkins, Ward Stauffer of Walkersville, Samuel Brown, William James, Lee Ordeman, Harry Legare, William Storm, Walter Duval, Murray Stauffer, Arthur Bopst, and Douglass Williams.
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Kaufman
Frederick
Courtney Stauffer
Pellysa Stauffer
Mary Cramer
Walkersville
Elizabeth Worman
Ifelen Kershberger
Muargrete Dim
Carrie Trovell
Birthday Honors for Mrs Heffner at Fulmers
Mrs Mary S Heffner of Fulmers was toasted on her 67th birthday by her 11 children and 31 grandchildren. A sump nous dinner followed by evening refreshments was enjoyed by relatives including Mr and Mrs Fred M Koogle Mr and Mrs Charles F Man and families and several others.
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Mary S. Heffner
Fulmers
Mary Heffner
FF. R. cc
Heffner
Fred. M. Koogle
Charles F, Man
Thomas de Grange
Mand Myers
Wm 3S Heffner
Frank Heffney
Albert W. Little
Bernard
Ada Allison
Mamie Smith
Margarit Wheatley
Willian Brown
Elmer Derr
Boy Trampled By Cow Near Walkersville
Six year old Luther Main of Walkersville escaped serious injury after falling under a cow at Mrs. Satherrun’s farm. Dr J C Nicode mus treated abdominal injuries. boy was reported improving this morning.
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Luther Main
Charles Main
Walkersville
JC. Nicodemus
Official Vote Needed in Portland Contest
A need for an official vote is declared to determine whether the wets or dries won in Portland at Main on September 14. The notice emphasizes the necessity of an official tally to resolve the result.
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Portland
Main
Weis
Drys
Digestion and Assimilation(): Stomach and Liver Taitlers Promote Natural Function
It states that strength comes from digestion and assimilation, not quantity of food. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets invigorate the stomach and liver and enable natural function, with sale by all druggists.
New Nurses Home and Laundry Lacked Funds Halted
Frederick City Hospital Association reports August patients 17 full pay 22 part pay and 50 charity cases. A new nurses home and laundry is under construction but heating plant funds are short, needing several thousand dollars to complete. Association appeals for public support to finish the project and expand facilities for aging patients and contagious wards.
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Frederick City
Death claims Mrs. Harry A. Stoner in city hospital
Mrs Alice Stoner, 28, wife of Sturry A. Stoner of South Carrol Street, died yesterday at City Hospital. She leaves a daughter, eight, and parents Mr. and Mrs. Hezekiah Young, with four sisters. Funeral Saturday at 2 from 822 West Patrick Street. interment in Oliver Cemetery.
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Alice Stoner
Sturry A. Stoner
South Carrol Street
City Hospital
Stoner
Hezekiah Young
Thomas Byler
Charles Morgan
Daisy
Nellie Young
West
Patrick Street
Mb Qliver Cemeter
Charles C. Carbaugh
Adam Carbaugh
West Sixth Street
Lewis> Town
C ¢ Carty
Not a Word of Scandal Marred the Ear of a Neighbor
A garbled fragment mentions a neighbor dispute on Main Street and references Mamie Wye and a remedy sold at Pearies Pharmacy. It hints at obstinate urinary trouble and seeks a cure, but details are unclear and names are uncertain.
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Mamie
Pearies Pharmacy
Pleasant Paragrapha About Those Who Come and Go
Mr John Thomas of Brunswick is visiting relatives and friends in this city. Mr Allen Grumbine with Mr F V Staub is visiting friends in Washington. Rev Hon Lamar of Enel Church street is spending the day in Baltimore.
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John Thomas
Brunswick
Allen Grumbine
F.V. Staub
Washington
Hon. Lamar
Enel Church
School Board Meets Plans For Teachers Institute Soon
The Frederick County School Board met yesterday after a delayed session. Plans for the coming teachers institute are forming under John T. Newman and Prof. John T. White. The count of teachers is expected to reach about 280 by session end, with several new appointments. a joint Weldon school serves both Frederick and Carroll counties.
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Tus ivcBur
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Ihe
Frederick County
Francias K. Wertheimer
Gusie
Derr
Licksville
Minnie Ocean City
Keller
Point of Rocks
Mary Edwards
Ballenger
Ruth Dean
Quebec
J. Calvin Hoffman
Sugar Loaf
Stella V. Wren
Flint Hill
Helen B. Wisong
Central
Madge Sappington
Sand Hill
Helen Hersberger
Oak Hill
Ada Marix
Bartonsville
Mary Favorite
Owenlock
C. P. Pryor
Catoctin Furnace
M. Chaille Waller
West End Brunswick
Emma R. Garrett
Retreat
Charles Robinson
Ebenezer
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Weldon
John T. Newman
John T. White
Among the Sick From Frederick and Vicinity
Mr A M Landauer of East Church Street was quite ill yesterday and remained confined to the house. He was somewhat better today according to local notices from Frederick and area residents.
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Frederick
A.M. Landauer
East Church Street
Temperature Drops as City Shivers in First Cold Wave
The article notes Frederick’s first chill of the season with a 43 degree reading and a 20 degree fall from Tuesday’s 83. It describes residents packing away summer clothes, preparing for winter, and mentions a general Eastern cold wave forecast with a possible rise in a few days.
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Frederick
Fredick
Poxenne
Dakotas
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Dr L M Zimmerman Dies In Hagerstown
Dr L M Zimmerman longtime Hagerstown physician and druggist born near Woodsboro in 1840 died at his residence. A Civil War surgeon and University of Maryland graduate he practiced in Westminster Johnsville and Myersville before moving to Hagerstown. He leaves a widow five children and a brother former Frederick county sheriff. Services scheduled at his home and Woodsboro Lutheran church with interment at Woodsboro family lot.
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L. M. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Woodsboro
This County
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
University of Maryland
Union
New Orleans
Westminster
Johnsville
Myersville
Daniel P. Zimmerman
Frederick County
May Probe All City Vote In Baltimore Frauds
State's Attorney Albert S. J. Owens indicated a sweeping inquiry into Democratic primary frauds in Baltimore may begin with the Eighth precinct of the Twenty third ward. He said he has McNulty charges and will forward them to the September Grand Jury, proceeding as far as the jury allows.
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23Rd Ward
Baltimore
Albert S. J. Owens
Twenty-third
Tom” McNulty
Owens
McNulty
Twentythird Ward
Dean's Kidney Pills Claim Cure for Frederick Kidney Ailments
Frederick residents suffer kidney troubles across ages from children to adults. Mrs. F. J. Kottmger reports back pain relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills, purchased at J. W. Harner's Drug Store. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Dean
F. J. Kottmger
West Patrick Street
J. W. Harner
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
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