Women of Frederick hear speakers on suffrage and League
The crowded courthouse hosts Democratic women from Frederick County as Gertrude Broslau Fuller and Miss Julia Laumitton Brig cot urge suffrage support and defend the League of Nations. They argue women veterans of war and voters must shape postwar policy while criticizing the Republican stance on international engagement. Officers and an executive committee are elected for the county Democratic women group.
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Migs Ott
Suini
Julia Laumitton Brigcot
Hagerstown
Hamilton Ng
Democratic National Commttice
Maryland
Ariscoe
Xonaman
Democratic Party
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Ihe
Cox
Qhiolag
Cardinal Gibbons
Fuller
Richard P. Rogs
Mary C. Ott
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Charles T. Fagan
Emma Newman
Mary — S. Maulsby
Roger R. Rice
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H Dorsey Etchison
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Plaintiff concludes case in $10,000 suit
Testimony in the Doll estate case centers on payment for services to Becky Wilcoxon. Witnesses say Samuel V Doll and his wife frequented her home and meals were shared. Charles Dell discussed paying for services and a $1500 savings deposit was noted, with further claims of owed wages and support.
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Bliss Rebekah Wilcoxon
Samuel V. Doll
Miss Wilcoxon
Charles J. Dol
Samuel W. Doll
Hendrickson
Alore
Dell
Fredericktown
Irene Lindsey
Hazel McCanner
Ciu J
Samuel Doe
Becky
Miss Wioxon
Wilcoxon kinship details emerge in Doll case testimony
Testimony describes Mrs Doll injured at Gettysburg taken to Miss Wilcoxon house where she was nursed and ill for weeks. Defense aims to prove Wilcoxon habit of visiting the aunts and uncles, while bank records suggest estate provisions for or against Wilcoxon. Other witnesses note deteriorating health and shared meals at Wilcoxon home. Dr. Smith says Wilcoxon tracked their condition and assisted evenings after store hours. Also, Wm H Staley farm sale to Fairfax, Va. buyer Chamberlin. immediate possession.
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Samuel V. Doll
West Third Street
Becky
Miss Wilcoxon
Lula Haller
Mr. Dell
Wilcoxon
Dway
Markell
Mr. Doll
Rebekah Wilcoxon
Dolly
Miss. Wilcoxon
Doll
Sees Manager Rumsey Leaves Town This Afternoon
Sees manager Rumsey departed for his home this afternoon after saying farewell to the locals. He praised the season and noted most players will depart by week’s end, with baseball soon becoming a talk. Fredericks’s two horses Runang Creek and Marco Polo will tour fairs under trainer Eddie Clair. Catcher Staylor, formerly with Kantherabure Blue Ridge League, now with Milwaukee, has been catching for the team. Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 9 to 7 Tuesday. Southerners in the United States observe mourning more strictly than Northerners.
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Marco Polo
Frederick
Lewis H. Fraley
Hanover
Eddie Clair
Staylor
Kantherabure Blue Ridge
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
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