Missing minute book hinders Dollings Company receivership case
The minute book of the Pennsylvania Dollings Company is missing, hindering the receivers’ investigation into events leading to the company’s receivership. Receivers Thomas Raeburn White and Percival Granger search in Columbus and Philadelphia offices for the record, with court orders possible to recover it.
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R. L. Doings Company
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Thomas Raeburn White
Percival Granger
Columbus
Dollings Companies
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania Company
White
Minute Book
Ohio Dollings Company
Walnut Street
Dwight Harrison
Dolings Companies
Harrison
George D. Porter
Public Safety
Plankenburg
Pennsylvania Dollings Company
Mont Leakey
Porter
Leakey
Dollings Company
Granger
Francis F. Burch
Dickinson
United States District Court
Joseph N. Ewing
Robert O. Sperry
American Bronze Company
Berwyn
David A. Longacre
McCambridge Company
CANDIDATES BEGIN FILING FOR COMING ELECTION
Charles Houck files as Democratic candidate for sheriff in the city. Emory C Remsburg of Buckeyes Town District files as Republican candidate for the House of Delegates. Houck seeks primary choice on Sept 10. Remsburg, a former legislator, urged by many Republicans to run again. He belongs to Farmers Association Farm Bureau groups and supports agriculture.
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Charles
Farmers’ Association
Farm Bureau and
Farm Bureau Association
Dollings Company alleged irregular dividend practice cited
Legal action centers on whether the Dollings Company of Pennsylvania misused capital by funding dividends from its own funds to support stock issues in underlying companies. About 15 million dollars of stock were sold from Philadelphia and other offices to small investors, while none of the underlying firms paid dividends previously. Officials deny wrongdoing though the conduct is described as irregular and possibly illegal by counsel.
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Dollings Company
Dollings Company of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Delaware
Maryland
Dolings
Dollings Capital
Frederick Teachers Send Large Summer School Quota
Frederick county sent many teachers to summer schools with quotas divided among institutions nationwide. Johns Hopkins contributed, Towson State Normal School hosted 217 Maryland students and 2 from other states. The Frederick list includes 17 from the county and numerous teachers from other counties with totals by county.
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Frederick County
Columbia
Chicago
Johns Hopkins
Towson
Lida Lee Tall
State Normal School
Maryland
State Normal
Edna Hoover
Cora K. Glisan
Margaret Baker
N. Pauline Burgee
Katherine Cronise
Elizabeth Franklin
Edna Fulmer
Sarah Glisan
Lillian Grove
Carlotta A. Hays
Cassandra Hesson
Nattie Hoar
Pearl Masser
Irene L. Whitmore
Thomas Rice
Margaret Hogan
Emma Roelke
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Houck
Sherif
Remsburg
House of Delegates
Cael
Luke
All Saints Church
Court Square
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Calvert
Caroline
Carroll
Cecil
Dorchester
Frederick
Garrett
Harford
Howard
Kent
Montgomery
Queen Anne
Prince George
Somerset
St. Marys
Talbot
Washington
Wicomico
Worcaster
Cracker Shop
Markey-Mathias
G. L. Baking Company
You Belong
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Fredksmap
Theibank,oripersonaliservice
Greenawalt’s
Drug Store
Rea Tem
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Casper E. Cline
E. H. McBride
Samuel C. Thomas
G. F. Smith
James Houck
Hammond Clary
Eli G. Haugh Spencer E. Stup
C. Thomas
Edgar H. McBride R
J. Dutrow
B. H. Dudrow
Albert L. Bussard
Michael
G. F. Smith Hammond Clary
Charles T. Dudderar
Hoover
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store
Bliss Electrical School
Washington, D. C
R. H. Busgerd
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