Subpoenas Issued Against County Stockholders in $5 Shares Case
Subpoenas began for Central Trust Company stockholders to collect state liability and appoint a receiver. Most defendants are from Frederick County with four from Washington. The proceeding lists stockholders and ranges from one to 350 shares with a $10 par value. Defendants include Louis S Emer, E Buhonar, J Vern Codleniz, and others from Frederick and nearby counties.
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Highest price for state bonds purchase data
The record shows a state bond issue priced at 3 percent with amounts around 5,500,000 and 9,300, and a purchase price of 307.1 per cent. It notes twelve months and twelve payments, indicating high prices achieved for the 3 percent issue.
Legion Show To Be Minstrel Play Legio n Monday
Legi on show to be minstrel play with Francis Le Jean leading rehearsals at Opera House. The event, scheduled for Easter Monday and Thursday nights, features local girls and an orchestra. Committee members include Mathias chair, Hudson vice chair, Bennett, Zimmerman, Aus wn Ja MM Petrotr.
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Dynamite Bomb Damages Home
Explosion damages a home as a dynamite bomb triggers destruction and fear. Police investigate the incident, seeking suspects and motive while the community awaits updates on injuries and property impact.
Detective Mystery Writer Dies at 88
Detective fiction author dies aged 88, longtime pen name Miss Green noted for "The Leavew orth Case" and other titles. The writer, whose career spanned decades, celebrated a November birthday and had a 56 year publishing milestone last year.
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Weather Today Forecast Notes Moon and Sunrise Times
The notice lists moonrise and moonset times with a morning moon phase note. It mentions moon rising and setting times and general daily weather cues for the day. The fragment indicates early morning events and astronomical references without full regional forecast details.
Wheat Prices Rise in Chicago Grain Market Amid Health Note
Wheat prices jumped as trading opened in Chicago with oats and hogs rising slightly. Reports mention Bright's disease and a broader market, with a bullish yield estimate reviving prices amid dust storms and foreign market tensions.
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Drouth Area Farmers to Get Full Benefits
Washington April 11 AP The Agricultural Adjustment Administration agreed to grant full drought area benefits to farmers who planted no wheat due to adverse weather on one farm per acre while another up to 165 percent of base acreage instead of the minimum. The ruling raises the previous minimums and ties eligibility to observed conditions.
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Federal Relief Grant For State For April
April relief grant from federal aid to the state faces unclear allocation. Statements by Stein and Mer leave questions about eligibility and distribution timelines.
Men to Hear Dr. Stahr in Oden and W Ja0e0% L. E
A briefs item notes that men will hear Dr. Stahr at a meeting in Oden and at W Ja0e0% L. E. It cites speakers and locations, with emphasis on the public event.
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Social Security Debate Flare Delays House Action
Washington April 11 AP A bitter clash over remarks by Rep O Connor Democrat New York led to his withdrawal from the record as House debate on the social security bill opened Speaker Brum was forced to pound the gavel repeatedly to restore order The dispute reflected tense mood before consideration of the bill O Connor later filed a resolution to make the bill pending and allow amendments Monaghan Montana Democrat protested that his constitutional talk was being curtailed and O Connor sought to remove his remarks from the record The exchange centered on disagreement over procedural moves and interpretations of constitutional rights
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Governor May Sign Oath Bill Recalls Car Repairmen
Approximately 34 furloughed Brunswick car repairmen were recalled to duty in the past week as a statewide oath bill move tops the news. The gubernatorial action could affect maintenance crews and transit readiness amid ongoing labor adjustments.
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Local Man Recounts Athens Celebration After Revolt
An unclear report notes a local observer describing a celebration in Athens tied to a failed revolt. The piece references long itineraries and mentions entities such as Holy Lind Commercialized and AEP. Details are fragmented and identities are uncertain.
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Wheeler Charges and City Bill Action
Local report notes two charges listed against a city official and references a legislative bill. Details are unclear due to OCR issues but indicate action and potential penalties within city governance. Entities include Wheeler, Sirer, and Fiswit with an unclear city context.
State U D 10 Meet On Friday
Three hostesses named for the event at the hotel. Mrs Francis B Sappington and Mrs O P Bennett listed among organizers. Other listed names include C Howard Young Anna I BH Worthington and C W Gregory XL Wood with additional attendees noted in the fragmentary roster.
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French Appeal to League Up at Stresa Meet
France presses for League action amid tensions over Germany’s renunciation terms. British Prime Minister MacDonald and Italian host Ismaili discuss the European situation as a formal memorandum on Reich treaty violations is prepared for the League. The Stresa conference reconvenes after a luncheon break.
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Watch Move to Test Gross Sales Tax Law
Plans to test the one per cent gross sales tax law after Governor Nice signed it follow its passage by the Legislature. Baltimore and Cumberland merchants watch the move with interest and plan test plans to invalidate the law. First tax returns are due May 10 and monthly returns follow by the tenth of each month. Local merchants remain uncertain as to how the bill will affect their receipts and commerce.
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Tonight's Lenten Service Program Details
Lenten worship schedule listed with pastors Dr Wehbt and Dr Leinsach. Service includes benediction and prayer in a church setting, reflecting the season's devotional focus. The note conveys a concise order of worship under the theme of penitence.
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