Riot in Boston Reflects Hostility to Property, Mob Action
The article discusses the Boston police strike fallout and mob violence looting stores, with mehrfach references to property destruction and the mob’s disrespect for law. It warns that such lawlessness harms towns, deters merchants, and harms civic pride. It urges parental guidance and civic discipline to deter youth from riots and promote lawful action.
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Slesson
Boston
Ates
Whit
Hin
Socialism in Prison and Deafness Cure Claim
A critical view of socialist experiments in state prisons contrasts with a medical ad for Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The article notes inmates live under collective rules with delegated power and limited output, while a nationwide cure claim for catarrhal deafness is advertised, urging readers to buy Circutare and other remedies.
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Washington Post
Atate
Homides
Gras
la Nore
Hall
Aul & CO
Toleto
Bass
Purely Personal Notes From Local Residents
Purely personal items list visits and travel of local people. Mrse Cora Blaley will be a guest of Mr and Mrs Edgar Daniels of Hanover PA for several days. Mr and Mrs Thomas near Petaratillo returned from Iowa and Willneis after a visit of two... Mr and Mrs Noah Wisebroner of Long Beach CA visit Mr Winebrener's aunt Mrs Henri inta Devilbiss of Walkersville. They will visit Mr and Mrs Edward Heinlein in Frederick on Friday, then travel to Washington. It has been 27 years since Mr and Mrs Winebrewer have been to Maryland, Mr Winebrewer's former home. he and Mrs Edward Heinlein are cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Blaley
Edgar’ Daniels
Hanover
Thomas
Petaratillo
Iowa
Willneis
Trorthy
Noah Wisebroner
Long Beach
California
Winebrener
Henri’ Inta Devilbiss
Walkersville
Edward Heinjein
Frederick
Washington
Mrs Winebrener
Maryland
Winebrewer
Edward Heinlein
Social World Dance at the Stull Residence
A social dance was held Thursday evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs William H L Stull. Music was furnished by Elmer Peaga and Georgan Wastler. Attendees listed include multiple Stull and Linton family members and neighbors from Yellow Springs Bethel Jefferson and Yallow Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
William
H. L. Stull
Elmer Peaga
Georgan Wastler
and Myre
William Stull
Dennis CG. Lenhart
Earl Stull
Gon
Leo
Marry L. Hawrick
Irene Lantz
Mary Stottlemyer
Ada Grove
Mary Haver
Alair Ford
Frederick
Mary Staley
Zolds Stull
Anne Stottlemyer
Yellow Springs
Leona Stull
Myrtls
Bender Bethel
Susie Crampton
Jefferson
Catherine Shearer
Prancex Linton
Chloe Linton
Lucy Tyler
Yallow Springs
Marshall Merrary
Feagaville
Raymond Haugh
Gacap Linton
Isunt
Bender
Bethels
R. Yinger
W. A. Bruchey
G. Strawsberger
Carmack
G. Shaw
Stout Hethel
Luther Crampton
James L Wiles
Keefer Crampton
Janeg .Mottern
Elmer Crampton
Claude Crampton
Charles Peart
Bethlel
James Routzahn
Iraddock
Grafton Tyler
Harry Linton
George J Anton
Bernard Stull
Alfred Linton Yalow Springs
Marriage notices of Keyser Martin and Shorey Guilbault Rothenhoefer
Multiple wedding notices appear in this issue. Ghidys Keyser and Karl Martin wed at Walke ville Lutheran parsonage with Rev Shilke, then plan to live at the Graceham Martin homestead. Mikeline Shorey and Macon Guilbault married at the Lutheran Church with Rev Dr Rupp. ring ceremony observed. Antoinette Sidter and George Rothenhoefer wed quietly at Sidter home, Rev John Adlee officiating. couple to Atlantic City then Frederick. Serbia leads centennials, Ireland second in a closing note.
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Martin—Keyser
Walkeville
Mise Ghidys Keyser
Creageratown
Karl B. Martin
Graceham
Hey
A. Shilke
Martin
Guilbault
Shorey
Salome Brust
West Charenheel
Mikeline MM. Shorey
Macon
Hoboken
G. Rupp
Edgar Harriton Wallin
John Brast
Rothenhoefer
Salter
Rothenhoeter
Atlante City
Frederick
Amd
George W. Stlter
Jos Boulanyoeter
Yellow Springs
Ele
C. and P Telephone Co
Democrats Gather for Centric County Meeting in 1899 Frederick
Twenty years ago in Frederick Democrats from county converged for a day of candidate visits and meetings. Col John Welter South and Isidor Rayner led the slate with Herring Vandiver Warfield arriving from Ellicott City for talks. A torchlight procession was planned with Rayner as chief speaker. A fire at Dr William McPhersons residence near Gatoctin Furnace narrowly avoided disaster.
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Col
John Welter South
Isidor Rayner
Joshua AW. Herring
Murray Vandiver
Democratic State, Central Committee
Edwin Warfield
Ellicott City
C.T. F. Howard
J. BE. Krise
Bank of Frederick Savings and Deposits Statement 1919
Bank of Frederick Maryland presents a financial statement detailing deposits including demand, savings, and time deposits. It lists certified checks cash on hand notes and liabilities with totals and a formal oath by Cashier J W Saxton sworn before a notary on September 19, 1919.
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Saahs
Ation- Mont
Maryland
County of
Frederick
Benj. W. Saxton
Public sale of city real estate in Frederick Maryland
Public sale under a power of sale from Thomas A Dunshee and Margaret Prumshe to Commercial State Bank of Wredevick Maryland. Lot details include three parcels fronting Montonqua Avenue with 20 to 40 foot depths, improvements described as a two story steam heated dwelling and al destin details. Terms cash day of sale with deposits of 100 56 and 50 for the three lots. Sale conducted by Albert Brown as assignee of the mortgage. Sale date in September.
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Hoppett of Batied
Pth
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Ruth Anna Wavenner
Frederick Gounty
Charles U Bi Geo
Smith
John J.S. Aldridge
de Pi
Maryland
BM Marshall Guert
Treal Beaite
EM Marshall Gilbert
Inn Vome
Welor
Canars
Charles H. Butts
Geo
Edw. Smith
John L
Aldridge
The
Orphans' Court
Allert M. Patterson
Hammond Gilbert
Dunde Texacutors
Wale
Broderick Am
Tha
Brederick City Manufacturing and Development Company
Frederiak City
Mary- Rand
Thomas A. Dunshes
Wiles Ihim
Wolfe
Montonqua Avane
Montonqua Avenue
Montangua Avenue
John J. A.iby
Thomas A Dunshee
Frederick Coustns
Albert
Brown
Mortgaret
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Pettyehsey
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Lesaudt
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Leo Weinberg
Good Freed
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Tarvey Werhing
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Dorothy
Samuel Groge
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Groge
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Adams County
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Frederick, MD
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Francis V. Staue
Diractora
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Salestady Roods
News+Post
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
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Immerman
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Lewis
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J. L. Porter
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Azimba
N.Y
Raymond Terry
Continental Brig. Washington
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