Kiwanis to Probe Policeman Conduct in Local Case
The Kiwanis Club debated a Frederick police officer alleged to have helped shield a local offender recently jailed for keeping a disorderly house and liquor. The club voted to investigate the officer’s conduct, with Alderman Mullinix noting city aim for an error-free police force. The meeting also rejected a street widening plan for Market and Patrick streets, favoring alternate ideas like a north south paralleling street, and discussed enforcing parking laws to curb Saturday congestion. David O. Griffin urged leveraging Frederick’s historic sites for future commerce with local patriotic groups, and Bentz Street boulevard ideas were floated.
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Hquor
Kiwanis Club
Wayerdelon
Frederick
L. HE. Mullinix
Lions’ Club
Market
Patrick Streets
Market Street
Walter
F. Veigler
Benjamin Rosenour, Jr
Elmer Brown
Grayson H. Staley
Bentz Street
W. T. Deleplaine
David O. Griffin
Kiwanis
Among the Sick In Critical Condition At City Hospital
Irving Michael remains in critical condition after a motorcycle crash on Sunday. J Walker Carty, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Carty, has been moved to Baltimore for treatment at the Church Home and Infirmary.
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Irving Michael
J. Walker Carty
Charles C. Carty
Baltimore
Church
Interdenominational Mission School Meets in City
The fourth annual interdenominational mission school holds its second and final session today at 9 AM in Trinity Reformed chapel West Church Street. Yesterday featured lectures by Rev Dr Ryan of New York and classes by Mrs Edward Niles Miss Zeigler Miss Hope and Mrs Boyd on race Building with India and Bible study. The article notes historical items on temperance and a 500000 mutual bank planned by the Order of Railway Telegraphers in St Louis.
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School of Mission i
Trinity Reformed
Edward Niles
Baltimore
Mia. E. H. Zeigier
Hagerstown
Mildred Hope
Catonsville
India
John W. Boyd
Harrisburg
Niles
Zeigler
Miss Hope
Boyd
World's Women's Christian Temperance Union heads to tenth convention
Evanston Illinois reports the World's W C T U plans its tenth convention in Philadelphia from November 11 to 16. The organization claims 1,000,000 members from forty nationalities with Anna A Gordon acting president after Rosalind Carlyle's death. Frances Willard founded the group in 1883 after a San Francisco Chinatown visit.
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Evanston
Ill
World’s Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ita
Philadelphia
International Organization
Margaret Bright Lucas
John Bright
Frances E. Willard
Henry‘ Somerset
Rosalind
Countess of Carlyle
Anna A. Gordon
Willard
Organization For Temperance
Chinatown
San Francisco
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