Timely warning amid Wall Street outrage referenced
The 1920 newspaper note recalls Judge Urner's grand jury admonition on unrest and law enforcement. It contrasts New York's recent Wall Street disaster with historical strikes, urging swift punishment for perpetrators and reassurance that local conditions remain peaceful.
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Wall’ Street
Urner
Grand Jury
Insmuch Ag
New York
America
New -York
Haymarket
Chicago
Americanization effort urged as permanent program
An editorial urges a lasting, funded Americanization movement to help immigrants learn language and customs, warning against reliance on volunteers. It argues 1.5 million newcomers will enter the country in two years, potentially blessing or burdening the nation depending on support and education. The piece calls for public funding and employer responsibility to sustain progress. It also notes a local obituary-in-heart item about Charles F. Gelwicks, a World War I casualty, with arrival plans for his body in New York and funeral arrangements in Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Emmitsburg
Cornelius Gelwicks
War Department
Charles F. Gelwicks
Ino
New York
Emmitsbug
American Legion
Gelwicks
Francis X
Robert B. Relfsnider
Martin L. Hatin
Arthur H. Benzel
Francis EB. Trowe
Vernon R. Ohler
Inquiring Reporter Questions Uniform US Divorce Laws
A column presents lawyers weighing a uniform nationwide divorce code. Clayton Keedy Milton Gurner Charles McCurdy Mathias William Storm and Alor Rourback advocate standard rules. They warn against residency sham and praise ABA efforts to unify laws nationwide.
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Clayton
Keedy
Nevada
American Bar Association
Milton G.urner
New York
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Emmitsburg Area
Obituaries and notices from Emmitsburg and nearby towns report the deaths of Mrs. Anna Margaret Martin of East Main Street Emmitsburg aged 80? and Richard Thomas Lamar of near Mt Airy aged 60 with burial details at Mountain View and Doubs Cemeteries. Also listed are funeral directors, a Philadelphia death for Alice Peck Potts, and a Mountain area accident where Mrs. Robert White fractures her arm. Local real estate notice advertises two brick houses for sale at 250 and 252 DU Avenue with possession at an agreed date.
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James P. Martin
Anna Margaret Martin
James J. Martin
East Main Street
Emmitsburg
Richard Thomas Lamar
Mt Airy
Montevue Hospital
Doubs Cemetery
Rey
Royal
Thomas DP. Rice Waa
Alice Peck Potts
Elty
Philadelphia
Thursay
Thia Elty
Neral
Avoury Church
Freenmount Cemetery
Thomas Jp. Rice
Dill Avenue
Markwood
Harp
Real Astate Cunt Insurance
Annonner
Walder
John S. Newman
Maryland State School For Deaf
Widlarry Haller
East Second Street
Rittenhouge Street
Chevy Chase
diLere
Witil Smal
Post - Das Tee
S.—Uands
Aphey Tams
Burg Fertilizer Works
News-Post
Lemalaee
Dutrow
Rockwell Terrace
J. A. Whitfield Company
Gs Abt
Gem Steam Laundry
West Patrick Street
Dot Ee
Soda Fountain
Cramers
Palace of Music
Grayson L. Bowers
Harmony Grove
Franklin Institute
Rochester
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local column recalls events dated September 20 1900 including parish studies at Virginia Theological Seminary Alexandria a B&O railway valuation jury a fire company tribute pallbearers and Masonic triennial visit plus a Liberty town robbery of a silver watch and $51.
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Frederick
John
Hay
Episcopal Church
Langanore
Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Prisoners Plead Guilty as Sandy Springs Hearings Loom
Eight prisoners appeared in Circuit Court before Judge Glenn U. Worthington with five pleading guilty and three not guilty. Trials were set for Thursday, as attorneys for several defendants entered pleas or scheduled hearings. The docket aims to clear crime cases to proceed with Sandy Springs bank robbery and murder hearings starting Monday at ten o'clock.
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Circuit Court
Glenn U. Worthington
Fred Hun
Dorsey Etch
Yon
Charles Harriy
Dorsey Etehixon
Mloward Warrenfelt
Geof Ripe
Reno
Harp Is
Fridé
Ralph Creager
Catherine Seeger
Wriday
Albion
Wood
Rex Green
William Howard Kelly
Lareeny
Robert Burns
Reno S. Harp
Sandy Springs
Robert RB
Peter
Ted
Joseph Thomas
West-Eaton Wedding in Washington D C Faithful Vows
Miss Sue Eaton aouk Midleney 1 West and Miss West of Washington D C wed in the Reformed church on Saturday. Rev Ti dl G Kieffer officiated before family and guests including Mrs Cramp and other relatives. The bride wore a gown in blue with hat. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast followed as the couple departed for their wedding trip.
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West-—-Eaton
Sue Eaton Aouk
West
Washington D.C
Ti dl. G. Kieffer
Weiling
Sidge
George Edward Smith
Mr. Cramp
Mes
Bo Wy Hall
Brvetlyn
Porody West
Albert Cy West
Aig
L. Perry
Woat
And
Lawrence Joutns
Charles
Cad
Oscar Kobsa
Chay ‘Kohat
Minges Marlo
Una Kern
America
Woman's Missionary Society
Maryland Synod
Thomas H. Haller
Kate! Haller
Netty Dail
Cumberland
Bedford
Hannah M. Crothers
Mixa! Stade
Tnefirmary
Baltimore
Taneytow
A. A. Lough
Allen H. Lampe
Reifsnider
Taneytown
Roger S. Wyler
Washington
Raymond Wyler
South Markey Street
Mra
WiMam
Social Round of Visits and Summer Returns
State Road society notes a Philadelphia judge and Mrs Stripp visiting Crystal Iron Springs for Mrs Rendter’s Eveats. Baltimore figures Mrs Warhan Miss Shriver and Miss Margret Rendier travel, with Crumish family and local Hastings residents, plus Longgu and Seltzer families visiting Mt St Marys and nearby towns. Margret Manley returns to Split Rock College with daughter Mrs Keller after a summer away, joined by granddaughter Agnes Renter.
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Stripp
Philadelphia
Kathryn Seliazer
Ralymore
Jamey 1
Seltzer
Mt. St Mary's
Emintsburg
Dry Bridge
Four Points
Edgar Short
Bernadette Jordan
George Ott
August Rendier
Margeret
Agnes
Dolores Rendier
Christian Rendier
Baltimore
Crystal Tron Springs
Margret Manley
Split Roc Collage
Mrs
Q. Keller
Wrightsville
Columbia
Local items from Middletown and area gossips
Mixed society notes from Middletown and nearby towns. Residents visit Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago. church and missionary societies delegates mentioned. Local auctions and sales report household goods prices. crime brief covers attempted henhouse thefts and a Beaverton Michigan farm sale.
Debt Falls as Britain Narrows National Debt to 7.845 Billion
The total British national debt dropped by 254 million pounds sterling between December 31 and June 30, bringing the new total to 7.845 billion pounds. A note cites an approximate $38.18 billion at current exchange rates. The text also mentions organs of hearing exist only in some butterflies and especially in those dying by day.
Notary Public Sworn Statement Record Entry
A sworn statement dated September 25 1920 lists Bens W Saxton as cashier and is witnessed by Clias Elt Mendrickson, a notary public, with the document subscribed and sworn before the notary.
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County of Fredericks
W. Saxton
Bens. W. Saxten
Cilias
Elt
Mendrickson
Geo W. Heinless
Chas
GB. T. Hendrickson
James Houck
A. J. Romics
Clayton O. Keldy
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United States
Robert White
Thurmont
Sheri
Troxell
Benjamin White
Tusenora
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
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Carlton Stull
Wm. H. Ways
George Worman
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George Houck
Charles F. Howand
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Lewis A Scholl
Marion FL Riddlemoser
Edward Simmons
Henry Dertzbaugh
Jotn Mehriing
Ezra Jorman
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J. W. McDonald
Charles’ Hagan
United Fire ‘Company
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Jacob B. Tyson
Henry &. Dull
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J.B. Nash
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Libertytown
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Middletown Valley
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Nidal Town
Samuel Jo Cor
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Jouse
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J. Willard Harley
Juvenile Literary Society
John Hawson
Brighten
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Earl Brengle
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Esay
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Washington County
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Amanda Bell Dean
Hagerstown
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Frederick, MD
Frederick County Nat
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Menry A. Boller
Aneual
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Rederick County
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Uhix
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Charles J
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Register of Wills
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A.D. Willard
Mtngney
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Hood College
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Wien
S. J. Newman
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All Saints Street
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