Registered Voter Duty Urged On Frederick County Readers
A historic editorial urges immediate voter registration for four days starting tomorrow in Frederick County. It stresses civic duty, condemns poll manipulation, and warns that failure to register bars voting. The piece notes women’s evolving rights and calls all adults to participate regardless of politics. Local fraternal groups, including Logan Tribe No 8, are mentioned as they visit residents and support community involvement.
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Frederick
Auickeatyway
Sogial
Calvin C. Zim- Merman
John ¥.Cronise
WA. D
Frederick County
Maryland
Avery
Tit Beevert Ie
Bre
GEO
Smi
Charles H. Butts
Albert M. Patterson
Question on Voting Age For Women Sparks Debate
A fragmented inquiry asks whether a woman should reveal her exact age to vote. The note references a Pamene and raises concerns about age disclosure in electoral participation.
Voters Debate Age and Equal Rights in Maryland Inquiry
A collection of quotes from mock witnesses argue whether residents must reveal exact ages to vote. Milton G. Turner and others defend age over 21 as the main requirement, while some express no objection to exact ages. The discussion covers 12 months residency, 6 months county, and 21-year age under the 19th Amendment.
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Lay Puensre
Milton G.urner
Maryland
Aix
Tomer’ D. Ridenour
Ewis M. Sponseller
Bank
Jesse Lipscomb
Zaleaman
Bing
Miss Sebold Weds In Emmitsburg Marriage
A Saturday morning ceremony at St Joseph Catholic Church Ammitsbury joined James McSherry Alvey and Mary Elizabeth Sebold. Monsignor Bradley among six priests witnessed the nuptials. Afterward a breakfast was held at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside in Emmitsburg after a motor trip through New England.
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Orlock
St .Josepha Catholic Church
Ammitsbury
James McSherry Alvey
Frederick Alvey
Mary Elzabeth Sebold
Vincent Sebold
Oitsburs
Buptial Uings
Father Haydon
Monsignor Bradley
Mt. St. Marys College
Mise Louise Sebold
Fred Ab
Broom
Ian
Magtey Cinton” McSherry
Thie Elty
Usberg
Mesara
Clinton McSherry
John’ M. Alvarez
Brooklyn
Br. Connoley
Washington
Auto Hits Lamp Post At East Patrick Street Station
An automobile knocked over a turning lamp post in front of the Ti and F trolley station on East Patrick Street early Saturday morning. The driver was not identified and no further details were provided.
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East Patrick Street
Among the Sick in Local Notes
Miss Marie Baile of New Windsor underwent an operation at Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore last week and is reported as well as can be expected. Jos L Englar of Carroll County continues to improve and was moved from hospital to his son's home. Wo AY Riddell of East Second Street was taken to City Hospital with suspected fever. Jacob Road Was reported last night as paying a visit at Union Protestant Hospital Beimane. Otho J Kelter of West Charity Street, ill since Friday, was described as about the same state at night. William E Filler of East Third Street underwent treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Mr Columbus Knott was taken ill in front of his home. Miss Calie Han formerly of the city, who has been at Washington, is mentioned.
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Marie Baile
New Windsor
Maryland University ‘Hospital
Baltimore
Jos. L. Englar
Carroll
County
Maurice
Abs. Englars
Wo AY Riddell
Jacob
Union Protestant Hospital
Beimane
Otho J
Columbus Knott
City
Washington
Etedhor Dill
Wilbbington
D. C
Edgar. Stunbery
Emmiteburg
John H. Rosenstee
Mary Ge Rowe
Biles
Annie Riley
Mnitaburg
Frederick
John Ts.” Fittiigan
Aician
Mont Jury's
College
Trostls ‘Aimmer
Wade
Stonesifor
Gettysbury Theological Seminary
Warun
David
Johnson
Deegan City
Mra
AV. Va
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Sam Maples
Mia
Douglass, Hooff
Miss Robbins
Massachusetts
Atlanta
Misa Nannie Turner
Front Royal
James.Crum
East Thirg Street
Harrisburg
Chas. HB. Moberly, Jr
East Patrick Street
Wilkinsport
Carrie Green
Third Street
Union Bridge
Johnsville
John Teo
St John’s
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Local Items
Read notes from The News dated September 27 1900 including Edward C Peter of Rockville elected director of Farmers Banking and Trust Company of Montgomery county post office at Brunswick raised to third class and postmaster salary boosted to 1000 Dudley Page resigns from Frederick Electric Light and Power to become superintendent Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company Freed Kindergarten moved to South Market Street Frederick Art Club resumes meetings thieves raid George Nichols hen house Woodsboro and Good Hope copper mine near Wolfsville resumes work
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Frederick
the News
Bove S
Edward C. Peter
Rockville
Farmers’ Banking and Trust Company
Montgomery County
Dudley Page
Frederick Electric ‘Light and ‘Power Company
Frederick County Telephone ‘and ‘Telegraph’ Company
Personal notices from Emmitsburg and Frederick area
A collection of local social items notes visits and trips across Emmitsburg Frederick Braddock Heights and surrounding areas. Mentions Miss Etedhor Dill Mr John Rosenstee Mrs Mary Rowe Mr Wade Stonesifer and others visiting relatives and attending dinners church events and vacations. Fr John Teo Calling returns from Ireland and assumes duties in Baltimore.
Gladys Clarke Weds Henry Leroy Knock in Lynchburg
Gladys Clarke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Norton of Lynchburg Virginia, married Henry Leroy Knock on September 22 at their home. The ceremony at First Baptist Church was performed by Dr. Powhatan W. Jones with music by a piano. the couple will reside in Los Angeles after visiting the groom’s relatives in Frederick.
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Knock
Horton
Wiliam
Norton
Sixteenth Street
Lynchburg
Gladys Clarke
Henry Leroy Knock
W. H. Knock
Big Eity
Hernadette Neubauer
Swansonia
Hanice Wilson
Relte
Killarney
Lawrence W.‘Horton
Ferny and
Palmnis
Powhatan W. Jones
First Baptist Church
Silut
Dt Armour
Ka ‘Wert
New ‘York
Frederick
Los Angeles
Cal
Overworked Men Need More Strength Advised
An advertisement extols Vind as a quick remedy to restore energy and health in undernourished men. It asserts daily labor fatigue stems from poor body condition, not work itself, and claims Vind enriches blood to improve nourishment and bodily strength.
Local court recalls historic Maryland capital cases
A faded account recalls Frederick County murder trials from 1880 to 1900. It notes Felix Munshower and Cephas Overs were hanged for first and second degree murders, William Leonard of Brunswick, and a Taylor case from Montgomery removal, plus Earl Shirp’s manslaughter conviction.
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Sandy Springs
Min
Brederickty ‘Falls
Felix Munshower
William Leonard
Cephas
John C. Motter
Jugge Lynch
Munshower
J.S. Bi. Hartadck
Hewis
Nan
Taylor
Montgomery County
Albert Patterson
Rathville
Earl Shirp
Samuel A. Lewis
Harpa
Wollavilte
Tragic Train Collision Kills, Injures Animals Near Frederick
Early Saturday morning on the Baltimore and Ohio tracks near Frederick Junction a downed horse and two mules were killed and two horses and one mule injured when no horn had sounded. Owners include J H Swomley and the My Grove Lime Company. Remaining animals to be treated for injuries after wandering onto the Washington pike and crossing the railroad.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick Junction
Washington
J. H. Swomley
My J! Grove Lime Company
Allen's Foot Ease and Foot Powder Ad Copy
Vintage ad copy promotes Allen's Foot Ease and Foot Powder to keep shoes comfortable. It claims the products soothe tired feet, stop odors, and refresh the wearer, presenting a playful pitch about renewed foot comfort.
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Allen
Kane
Prin Nee
Adams Pleading Not Guilty in Sandy Springs Bank Robbery Trial
Witness Alvin Thomas, president of the National Bank, identified Adams and Mitchell as participants in the Sandy Springs bank robbery and murder of Francia Haltwell. Thomas described the raid, threats, and security measures, testifying he could not forget Adams’s face and recalling Adams wearing a cap and blue gray eyes.
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Ldw
Alvin “Thomas
Naonal
Bay
Aig John
W. Mitchel
Francia
Mitchell
Turner
the Court
Dudgery Brd
Thomas
Hallowell
Bandi¢In
Esce Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Sas
Francis Miller
Adams
Camden
N. J
Askeg
Garrett
Advim
Family health discovery boosts Dreco in Maryland
Mrs J B Hamburg of 125 Elm Street Hagerstown Maryland shares a testimonial about Dreco transforming her health after years of gastritis back pain headaches and sleepless legs She also notes giving Dreco to her son with weak kidneys since childhood Dreco is being promoted by Pearres Modern Pharmacy Frederick in advertisements
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Hagerstown
J. B. Hamburg
Elm, Street
Treco
Draco
Frederick
Pearre
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State Purchasing Bureau
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Margaret Lyons
Frontburg
Palmer
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Brunswick
George Nichols
Woodsboro
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Washington Pike
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Democratic Countyentral
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