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Frederick marks centennial of Star Spangled Banner author
Senator Pittman speaks at Frederick centennial celebration at Mt Oliver cemetery. A parade from Market and Third streets leads to the tomb of Francis Scott Key as students from Girls and Boys High Schools march in line with flag colors. Key Monument Association members and officials attend while a large crowd joins in a solemn ceremony and a public address.
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Frederick
Franch Scott Key
Oliver Come Derysanf
Senator Key Pittman
Nevada
Mt. Olivet
Corribra
Market
Third Streets
Maral Everest Harding
Yellow Springs
Key Monument Association
William (. Birely
George Ed. Smith
Mary C
I. M. Markey
F. F.th
Mia
A.M. Landauer
Wi. Ritchie
Eva B. Linn
Hepx
U.S. G. App
Charles McC. Mathias
G. Urner
J. M. Cronenburg
Trade Board
Lewis Fr. Fratey
Holter
Mohler, Stevens and Hummelt
North Market
Henry F. Anderson
Joseph H. Apple
Harry R. Newcomer
Senator Pittman
Baltimore and Ohio
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Urner
Rupp
Pittman
Wilson
Etchison
Fred Crick
Francis Scott Key
Woodrow Wilson
Key
Baltimore
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Webster, Clay, Pinckney
Willian Wirt
United States
District of Columbia
Jackson
Mary Steckel-Burek
Willie Hamilton
EK. HW
Hummelbaugh
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
George List
City Opera House
Milton G. Urner, Sr
Unammoned Urner
Richard P. Ross
Charters Mee
Mathias
Edwin (. Markell
Hy. Horsey Etchison
Glenn He Worthington