American Spirit Endures Through War and Economic Strife
An Associated Press report reflects on public mood a year into the war and the belief that Germany could be beaten. It argues that civic neglect fuels labor disputes, profiteering, and high living costs, but honors the American spirit and urges persistent, collective action to solve social and economic problems. It notes that millions of bright minds are already working to address these challenges and that sacrifice will benefit all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
President Wilson condemns police strikes as intolerable crimes
Voice of the Press notes President Wilson’s stance against police strikes. He urges cautious handling of public servant unionization and ties to labor groups, arguing associations should not pressure communities or threaten peace and order amid nationwide labor tensions.
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Chicago
Wilson
Boston
Massachusetts
Congress
District of Columbsia
American Federation of Labor
Walkersville Farm Sold for 12000 to Daniel Kline near Frederick
Walkersville Farm near Walkersville containing 79 acres sold to Daniel C. Kline, now tenant on John S. Newman’s farm near Frederick. Real estate notice by Markwood D. Harp lists farm as highly cultivated and productive. possession April 1. price reportedly 134000.
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Walkersville
Markwood D. Harp
Franklin
Harshman
Daniel C. Kline
John S. Newman
Frederick
Kilne
Personal notices of locals leaving for schools and jobs
Purely personal notices list residents heading to universities and trades. G. Robert Shaw sails to the University of Wisconsin to teach chemistry. Charles Rogers and John Newman Jr. depart for St James School in Hagerstown and Peddie Institute respectively. Eichelberger attends leave prior to entering Electric Auto-Lite course in Toledo alongside Adjutant General department duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qfeayrs
Braddock Heights
Charles Frederick
Bow
Orsy
Harmony Grove
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Robert Shaw
University of Wisconsin
Charles Rogers
Council Street
St. James
John W- Jones
M. C. Jones
New Market
Hightstown
N. J
Peddie Institute
Liont, Lewry BP
Eichelberger
Adjutant Generals Department
U. S.A
Hoboken
Ab-Senée
A. J. Eichelberger
Toledo
Ohio
Electric Auto-Lite Corporation
Itselty
Maryland Sunday School Association Meet At Roland Park
State U S Association holds its Maryland annual convention in Roland Park Baltimore from October 21 to 28 with delegates from every county. Speakers include Dev on William J De Vries Ph D Trabon W Mc Dowell Frank L Brown and others. Fidelity Pulled Jag Baltimore arranging delegations. Autos collide at square causing bumper and fender damage to both vehicles with no injuries reported.
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U. S. Assn
Roland Park
Baltimore
Maryland
Thursaday
Maryland Sunday School Association
Devon Wm. J. de Vries
Trabon W. of
McDowell
Washington
Frank L. Brown
New York
Mra
Phebe L. Ciusa
Columbus
Oita
Walter A. Snow
West Virginia Association
Peace of Chicago
J. Augustine Smith
Berton
Tl. Movring Fergusson
Fidelity Pulled
Jag
Raland Part
Brunswick Widow Sues for 50000 Damages in Death Case
Elon a Jennings, widow, sues Walker D. Hines director general of railroads and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co for 50000 in States Court Baltimore. The suit, filed yesterday, seeks damages for the death of Orville Cho ik things in the Brunswick yards when a Baltimore and Ohio train struck him. Jennings sues for herself and two children, with Lobe Strans as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Walker D. Hines
Baltimore and Ohia Railroad Company
Jamely
States
Baltimore
Orville Cho Ik Things
Baltimore and Ohio
Elona Jennings
Santist
Lobe Strans
Alornes
Knights of Columbus Hold Five Hundred Party
A card party hosted by the Daughters of Isabella at the Knights of Columbus hall drew notable attendance. Five hundred was played with prizes awarded to Mig Marton Due wall for ladies first, Mrs. Paul Waeads for ladies second, Irving Storm for gentlemen first, Rudolph Crouse Jr for gentlemen second, and Mrs. Guimer Schley for the drawing prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Daughters of Isabella
Mig. Marton Duewall
Paul Waeads
Goawvemen
Irving Storm
Bentlemen
Rudoph Crouse
Mortgage Burn at Quinn A M E Church Tonight
Rev S Vrumiond will lead mortrexe burning and reception at the Quinn A M E Church tonight at nine o clock. Proceeds go to pay off the indebtedness, raised several weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn A.M. E. Church
Vrumiond
Frederick notices from 1899 report personnel changes and events
Twenty years ago today in Frederick historical snippets note Canton Shepherd joining A Landauer & Co after two years with Shipley and Boost, Chas E T Bost returning from a five month trip to Nova Scotia, and Carlos M de Garmendia racing Keepsake at Prospect Park and Hanover Fair. The Cecilian Circle at the Academy of the Visitation elected officers Madeline Panfpel president Lucy Eisenhauer vice president Dolly Haydon secretary Markc Harbin treasurer Edelwels Marshal.
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The
News
Canton Shepherd
Shipley and
Boost
A. Landauer & Co
Carlos M. de Garmendia
Tuscarora
Prospect Park
Hanover Fair
Cecilian Circle
Academy of the Visitation
Madeline Panfpel
Lucy, Eisenhauer
Dolly Haydon
Markc Harbin
Edelwels ‘Marshal
OBrien Convicted in Bootlegging Case Trial Ends in Verdict
Edward OBrien is found guilty of bootlegging after a long court session led by Judge Glenn H Worthington. The jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict on the first ballot, and the judge suspended judgment with OBrien released on a $100 bond pending new trial actions. Harmon testified about liquor purchases on primary election day and related observations near the OBrien home. The trial also touched on a separate vaccination education case resulting in a $5 fine and $27.50 total costs for Keard, with appeals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Hotles
O'Brien
Edward Harmon
Ben Tesfying
Hey
Worthington
St Pool
Dierethony
Harrion
O'Bren
Big Son
Mammon O Brien Nimsett
Harmon Hauer
Harmon Uhit
Piner
Youn Tlarman
Sth
Hquer Gomue
Harmon
Hir
Suite
Anders
Arthur JD Willard
Paday
Mas
Buroris
Beard
Elerton
Kecard
Eccard
Frank L. Stoner
William M. Storm
John S. Newman
Aaron R. Anders
United States Supreme Court
Maryland Court of Appeals
Engagement Announced for Misa M Perry Loy and Charles Mullican
Announcement states Misa Mary Perry Loy daughter of Mr and Mrs Tsmiah N Loy of North Market Street will wed Charles W Mullican of Washington in the near future. The city paper notes the engagement and forthcoming wedding details.
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Charlea Fox
Mary Catherine
North Market Street
Baltimore
Misa Mary Perry Loy
Tsmiah N. Loy
Charles W. Mullican
Washington
Republicans Seek Harmony at Maryland State Convention
Delegates from across Maryland gathered in Baltimore for the State Republican Convention at Ford's Opera House. W. Bladen Lowndes was chosen as presiding officer amid hopes of party unity. leaders met through the night refining the platform. The draft remained silent on woman suffrage, contrasting Democrats who opposed ratification of the federal amendment.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Ford
Opera House
Lowndes-Caldeborough
Weller-Jackson
Broening
W. Bladen Lowndes
Goldsborough
F Weller
Taft
Nico
Albert G.1 Towers
Roland 2
Marchant
Southern Hotel
William R. Jackson
Mr. Nice
Governor Candidate Ritchie Tours Part of the County
Attorney-General Albert G. Ritchie Democratic candidate for Governor led a county tour with local candidates yesterday afternoon. The group visited Me Pleasant Liberty Joneville Monville New London New Market and returned to Baltimore. Supper was taken at the City Hotel in Frederick. Farmers hosted the visitors and discussed roads and other improvements during stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Ritchie
Baltimore
Me Pleasant
Liberty
Joneville
1Monville
New London
New Market
Frederick
Totel
Ruehto
Ritchie
AIM
Pro Social and Local Church Notices in Urbana Area
Urban area church announcements and family updates list forthcoming preaching services at M. b. Church near Sunday morning led by Rev WL AL Lytle at Koonta’s Chapel. Various residents from Baltimore Frederick Gaithersburg and Washington visit relatives. property purchase by William Cadlg. O T U meeting scheduled. multiple family travels and social events noted.
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M. B
AL Lytle
Koonta's Chapel
Norton
Baltimore
Ida Hendrick
Rodman Cadie
M. A
Lanes’ Art Society of the Mor
Church
Church Lawn
WM. Kilda
Montreal
Canada
Edith. Molesworth
Gaithersburg
Washington
Wiliam Cadlg
Harrison King
Charle, Hutt
Marian
Butler
Richard Norwood
Doris Windsor
Frederick
Wim, Strube
Lester Ausherman
Miller Kild
Agerstown
Catarrhal Deafness Cure Promoted by Wall's Medicine
An old Kansas City Journal piece promotes Wall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrhal deafness. It claims the condition stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and offers a $100 reward for any incurable case. The ad cites testimonials and lists Chevalts and J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
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Uall
Wall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cadets Open Season Against Gettysburg High at Cadet Field
Boys High School cadets prepare for their first game versus Gettysburg High School at Cadet Field. Coaching notes cite weak tackling due to no tackling dummy and a backfield slower than desired. Captain Grove sidelined. Kindley expected to punt if Grove cannot play. Many players still being evaluated with multiple substitutions likely.
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High School
Cadet
Gettysburg High School
Stil l Aittle
Kevin Rebert
Kindley
Robert Grove
Jarboe Grove
Quinn
Nevin Smith
J. Smith
Gettysburg High
Negroes In Fight In Frederick City Court Report
Edward King a colored man employed near Frederick came to town, got drunk and fought William Snowden and Ernest William Dixon, both colored. King jailed 60 days for disorderly conduct. Snowden dismissed, Dixon fined 25 on each charge and jailed 90 days with suspended sentences. Chief Hann and Officer Winpigler made the arrests. Snowden paid $1 for his tarness.
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Edward King
Frederick
William Snowden
Ernest William Dixon
King
Justice Brust
Delice Court
Snowden
Dixon
William Hammond
Market
Feun
de- Jatt
Hann
Winpigler
Seek Strike Settlement in Waynesboro Labor Dispute
In Waynesboro Pennsylvania factory officials claim 400 to 500 workers reported for duty while union leaders say fewer than 100. Normal plant capacity runs 3500 to 4000. Strikes have paused with businessmen acting as go-betweens. Daily payroll loss nears $18,000, as unions stand firm for a settlement satisfactory to all.
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Waynesboro
Sve
Observance of Rosh Nashangsh Begins at Sundown
The Jewish New Year observance began at sundown yesterday in the local synagogue with special sermons and music. Although not a feast day, it marks solemn consecration and renewal of resolutions lasting until October 4, with further services in orthodox churches tomorrow and many businesses closing for the holidays.
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Havng
No clear headline from partial OCR text
The readable fragments mention a general unhappiness with present world conditions and a note about 1 percent paid on savings deposits while checking accounts are solicited.
Bank Statements and Meeting Notice from 1919
The document presents a Franklin Saving Bank report of condition at September 12 1919 with figures for resources and liabilities and mentions U S currency and other assets. It also announces the Loudoun County and Frederick Bridge Company stockholders meeting for September 26 1919 at Citizens National Bank in Frederick Maryland and a promotional note urging personal savings and a 4 percent rate on savings deposits.
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Franklin
Frederick
Maryland
Luytness
U.S
National Bank
Jesa
Tional
Trst
Ceecasan Eeeuerse
State of
Loudoun County and Frederick Bridge Company
Citizens’ National Bank
Harris and Stoner Named to Posts in Calburt Gilson Group
SORAai San appears to announce James H. Harris as president and Frank L. Stoner as vice president with Calburt Gilson serving as cashier or treasurer in a formal organizational notice.
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James H. Harris
Frank L. Stoner
V. Prest
Calburt
Gilson
Ceshldr
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Chamberlain
Olce
Niewepap
En Aalhive
Square
James AH
Greve
Gong
Patlelk Street
Market Street
Pve
Patrick Street
Grove
Chas, E. T. Bost
Nova Scotia
General Lowndess
Trip
Urbana
Fido
Kansas City Journal
Gettysburg
Slobkins
Jereban
London
Mia
Votta Bankson
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
Aei
Geo. W. Heinlein
Chas. BT
Nendrickson
Harvey BR
LEASH
John Neashberger
Frankis V. Staub
Thomas H. Haller
Mr. Ray
Tax Commission
Harrington
W. W. Beck
State Tax Commission
Arthur P. Gorman
J. Enos Ray
Beck
Michigan
A. Hy Hell
Caneville
Mich
Mary Carrington
Casaville
Plain Tau
Corner Market
Second Sts
P. O
News-Post
D&wit
Missy Bertha ‘Leail
Maryland State School For the Deaf
COX
Fectionery Store
Herbert
Avery
Wynne Broom
Elmira
N.Y
South Market Street
Caine
Appleant
Det Peer de
Shank & ‘Uler
Fearhake
East Patrick Street
New Postofficee
Eli Frost
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Bents St
Cagpor EL
China
Gilmore R. Flautt
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ST Enerarns
Salford
Hare
Market St
Maor
Nad Hoke
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Wilowdy Bank
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