Court Approves Reorganization Plan for Maryland Motor Machine Co
Maryland court approves a reorganization proposal to replace Delaware stock with Maryland stock, cancel Delaware stock, and reduce Kehne's stake. The plan includes restoring ownership to the Maryland company, securing financing from Commercial State Bank, and avoiding liquidation at the risk of stockholders. The bill of complaint remains, and the company must report to the court as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Motor Machine Company
the
Maryland corporation
Charles H. Kehne
Delaware
Delaware corporation
Maryland company
Commercial State Bank
ler
Thomas Estate To Widow Under Will Of Charles F Thomas
Charles F. Thomas of Buckerstown left all real and personal estate to his widow Mrs. Sarah C. Thomas under a will dated December 12 1918. The will recorded in Orphans Court was witnessed by William G. Zimmerman and John J Newman. A son Franklin Charles Thomas is named.
Big Four Workers Walk Out in Joliet Strike
About 1,306 engineers firemen conductors and brakemen of the Elgin Joliet and Eastern Big Four railways quit in Joliet at midnight to protest guarded yards and shop conditions. Warren S. Stone says 100 more similar cases may follow if conditions do not improve.
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STONE
Joliet
Ilinois
Elgin
TBastern
Big Four
O'Day
Eastern
levdhend
Ohio
Big Four transportation brotherhoods
Warren
Breotherhoood of
Locomotive Engineers
brotherhood
Associated Press
Lawyer Bowers Aids Capture of Stultz After Shootings
Local attorney Sherman P. Bowers, who has represented the murderer before, arranged contact and entry leading to Stultz surrender after learning Deputy Sheriff Smith and Officer Adams were shot. Bowers intercepted Stultz at his home, urged him to surrender, and coordinated with authorities to jail him.
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Bowers
Stultz
Sherman P. Bowers
Mr. Bowers
Smith
End of Soft Coal Strike Decided by Union Leaders in Cleveland
Union leaders in Cleveland reach a virtual decision to end the soft coal strike after a joint peace conference with operators. The agreement is seen as affecting most mines in Ohio and could influence mines in Illinois Indiana and Pennsylvania.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Man Jumped From Auto To Flee Attack in Rural Strike
Three men from Burkittaville and a fourth from near Brunswick were arrested after an evolving chase. They allegedly attacked Charles Schroyer as he hauled stone, forcing him to jump from his truck. A horse was hit and a boy named Smith broke his arm. The suspects face assault and battery charges and will have a hearing before Justice J. Grahame Johnson.
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Clay Hoffer
Edward Haden
Burkittaville
Vincent Kepler
Brunswick
Charles W. Smith
Arthur Jones
Charles Schroyer
Schleysville
J. Grahame Johnson
Schroyer
M. J. Grova Lime Co
Burkittsville
Horsey
Py croyer
sheriff's office
Smith
Frederick
Schreyer
Grove Lime Company
Jones
Huffer
Heden
Kepler
Fire damages Woodsboro home in morning blaze
Fire of undetermined origin partially destroyed a two story frame dwelling owned by Misses Sadie and Theresa Spurrier in Woodsboro this morning between 7 and 8 o clock. Loss not estimated yet and partly covered by insurance. Neighbors formed bucket brigade as chimney burst into flames then spread to the main house.
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Sadie
Theresa Spurrier
Woodsboro
Misses Spurrier
Witness Tells Of Stultz's Conduct Before Shooting
J E Phreeger reports seeing Stultz with a car and a woman near West Second and Bentz streets before a double shooting. He says Stultz later left for North Bentz Street, then fired a shotgun from a West Fourth Street front door, injuring Deputy Sheriff Smith.
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J E. Phreeger
West Patrick street
Bentz street
West Second
Bentz streets
Stultz
Phleeger
North Bents street
North Bentz street
West Fourth
Frank Adams
Smith
Adama
Walsh
Phieeger
Phreeger
West Fourth street
Baltimore brokers suspend as NYSE discontinues tickets
Four Baltimore brokerage firms halted business after the New York Stock Exchange removed stock tickets citing a campaign against partial payment plans. Smith, Lockhart and Company filed for bankruptcy with $27,000 in claims and many creditors. Kadderly and Finn, Mueller, Stout and Company, and W. H. Stout and Company also suspended operations due to ticket removals.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
New York stock exchange
Smith, Lockhart and Company
Kadderly and Finan
Mueller, Stout and Company
W. H. Stout and Company
Market Sluggish In Late Morning Trading Amid Broad Decline
New York markets show a sluggish session with rails ships motors and foods under selling pressure. Mexican Petroleum rebounds two points helping utilities and leathers hold. Volume around 600000 shares. Subsequent police action referenced a murder outside Bentz Street scene as crowds formed.
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Associated Press
New York
Stultz Career in Frederick Marked by Turmoil and Threats
William A. Stultz, recently jailed for bootlegging, murdered Officer John Adams and wounded deputies Smith and Bartgis in Frederick. Though long in trouble, he had few criminal convictions, mainly civil suits. he threatened the State's Attorney, a judge, and the sheriff, and had been described as mean and strong headed. He came from Westminster and was about 45.
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Willam A. Stultz
John Adams
Smith and
Bartgis
Frederick
Stultz
KIM Others
Andera
Stults
Worthington
Jones
Justice Brust
Baltimore
Westminster
Debt collection ends in murder and shooting at Stultz home
A debt case involving William A. Stultz led to the deaths of Officer John Adams and Deputy Sheriff Smith and Bartgis this morning after the physician winner of a judgment pursued collection. A prior levy on Stultz's property included his automobile. The shooting occurred when Smith and Bartgis attempted to repossess the car.
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Offcer
John Adams
Jones
Stultz
Smith
Bartgl
Poek Eanob
Feu
State's Attorney Seeks Immediate Recall of February Grand Jury
State's Attorney Aaron R. Anders announced he asked the Circuit Court to recall the February grand jury to indict Willem A Stultz for the murder of Officer John Adams. He said the court will consider the request as the public demands quick justice, aiming for indictment and immediate trial.
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Aaron R. Anders
Circuit Court
Willem A Stultz
John Adams
quick jrustice
Stoltz
Slaying Of Popular Policeman After Debt Dispute
Officer John Adams of the Frederick police was killed when William A. Stultz opened fire at his home at West Fourth and Bents streets while deputies tried to seize an automobile tied to a long standing debt. Deputy Charles W. Smith and Alien Bartgis were wounded during the flare up before Stultz surrendered at the scene.
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BENTZ
John Adams
Frederick
Charles W. Smith
Alien Bartgis
William A. Stultz
Stultz
West Fourth
Bents streets
Baltimore city
Smith
Bartgis
Jones
James A. Jones
Adams
Walsh
Fund Raised for Late Officer Adams Family
The Frederick community launches a fund drive led by State's Attorney Aaron R. Anders to aid the family of Officer John Adams who died in the line of duty. The News-Post contributes 25 dollars as residents offer support through the local office.
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JOHN ADAMS
Aaron RFR
Anders
seesssene
Hst
Aaron R. Anders
Frederick
Adams
Fraley
Schley
Culier
Frederick force
Double shooting as deputies try to seize car from Stultz
Deputies confronted Stultz to seize his automobile, he resisted and fired, wounding Deputy Smith and Bartgis. Adams was killed by a shotgun blast, and Officer Walsh narrowly escaped as a mob formed. Stultz was captured by raiding officers and jailed amid calls for lynching.
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Md. Company
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Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
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John Adame
Judge
Barty
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