Government litigation and claims rise in official report
The Attorney General’s report shows rising government claims with $1.34 billion pending on June 30 and 1.31 thousand new claims totaling $1.09 billion filed in the year. Court of Claims dismissed 164 claims ($12.7 million) while claimants recovered $1.0 million in 79 cases. Bureau of Investigation led by Burns handled espionage to motor vehicle theft violations. Recommendations called for new prison facilities, criminal law strengthening, and uniform bankruptcy fees.
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Mayiney
Robert T. Lovett
Court of Claims
Dauugherty
Bureau of Investigation
Wiliam J. Burns
Congress
Attorney General
Bng
Labor Banks Form Across U S With 40 Million In Resources
Cleveland reports indicate 23 cooperative labor banks will operate nationwide as unions plan spin off banks. New institutions include the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks National Bank in Cincinnati with 250000 capital and surplus, and the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union bank in New York with 500000. President John L. Lewis heads United Labor Bank & Trust Co. of Indianapolis capitalized at 1 million, with business set to begin January 2. Albany filings show Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Cooperative Trust Co. in New York, while Engineer’s Bank in Cleveland accounts for over half the national total.
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Cleveland
A. P
Allo American Co-Operative Commission
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks’ National Bank
Cincinnati
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
New York
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
United Labor Bank & Trust Co
Indianapolis
Albany
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers’ Co-operative Trust Co
Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginers
Co-operative National Bank of Cleveland
United States
Engineer's Bank
Tudor Bank
Bankers blamed for firm bankruptcy in AP report
Southern bankers alleged to be trading under fictitious names refused to honor their own checks against customer deposits, hastening the bankruptcy of Scott Norris and Co., which failed for over $1,000,000 last month, a bankruptcy referee said. Flannel collars and 1869 Barclay note appear in the fragment.
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Associated Press
New York
Scott Norris and Co
Tell Loley
Frederick fire companies nominate officers for January meeting
Seven Baltimore area fire units nominate leaders for their January 7 elections. Junior and United Companies plan dances and a charity screening of Third Alarm at City Opera House to benefit the departments. Committees include Lipps, Storm, Bowers and Marrone, with officers and foremen listed for both companies.
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Frederick City
United
Ah Company
United Fire Company
Fie
City Opera House
Walter Decker
Charles E. Lipps
W. Bart S . Storm
James H. Bowers
Joseph Marrone
John A. L. Young
Alton ¥. Bennett
W. Burtgis Storm
James H. Mowe Jubu Staley
Earl Baker
Tony Marrone
Molidays
Charles &. Lipps
Charles FE. Ninna
A. Kemp Keefer
Jesse Lipscomb
Walter Crone
Easnner
K. B. Sappington
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Ion Committese
Thomas P. Rive
Casper Ramsburg
Lewis Esterly
Wm. Shipley
tIlurry Gilbert
Augstus Borne
Lewis Bayer
Tant
Frank James
AE. Fogle
Chas. Shipler
Chas
Burras
Richard Baer
A. Murray
J. Blumenauer
Booster Hose
Fulton Baker
Tfase
Frank Kennedy
Joe Young
Geo. Bender
aArthur Six
F. Houck
Aqiston Crutchiey
R. Whip
F. Esterly
Glen Green
John Dutrow
Fred Stra Jey
Irvin Danner
Lruckman
Chas. Danner
Pinchman
K. Lor
UW Yinger
W. Baker
Marty Danner
William JD. Lipps
Henry J. Abbott
Lloyd C. Caller
William 8S
Gosnell
Jam Ta
Ramsb Financial Secre Thais
Harry I. Lipps
Harry Roy Mealey
Walter Lipps
Guy F. Ruprecht
George Chew
Geo
Roscoe I. Inistant Engineers
Charles KE. Lipps
Charles Kinla
George M. Perry
George L. Miller
Edward Terbert
Thomas Chew
Sistant
Jobn A. L. Young
Austin Staley
Maurice E. Routzalin
Edgar Brachey
Edgar Miller
Jack Marrone
John Staley
Are Me Earth
Charles If. Goodell
Robert 8. Tyson
If. Wummelbaugh
Death of Mrs Edna Ireland Proctor at Henryton Sanitorium
Mrs Edna Ireland Proctor wife of John W Proctor died at Henryton Sanitorium on November 22 and was buried November 24 from her mother-in-law’s home in Dickerson. She leaves her husband, father, four sisters, and two brothers. Mr Proctor was a county teacher for several years before resigning due to ill health. The County Teachers Association sent a floral emblem. Interment was at Bell's Chapel cemetery with funeral director Claegett Hilton of Barnesville.
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John W. Proctor
Edna Ireland Proctor
Henryton
Inlaw
Rachel W. Proctor
Dickerson
Proctor
County Teachers’ Association
Bell's Chapel
Claegett Hilton
Barnesville
Funeral for Page Chapman at Hope Hill Church
The funeral for Page Chapman a seven year old colored boy who died at home near Flint Hill was held Saturday at 2 pm at Hope Hill church. Rev W Ball and Rev J F Lee led services with pallbearers William Johnson John Johnson J R Lee Giles L Johnson John Brown Moses Johnson. Burial followed at Hope Hill cemetery with Geo W Peters funeral director. The Nickel funeral occurred Monday at 2 pm from the home of his daughter Mrs Harry Becker 1816 East North Avenue Baltimore and burial was in Leaudenun Park cemetery. Also noted a plane pilot in France glided 132.5 miles without gasoline.
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Page Chapman
Flint Hill
Hope Hill Church
W. Ball
J. F. Lee
William Johnson
John Johnson
J. R. Lee
Giles L. Johnson
John Brown
Moses Johnson
Hope Hill
Geo. W. Peters
Julius M. Nickel
Harry Becker
East North Avenue
Baltimore
Leaudenun Park Cemetery
Automaker founder and Ford president born in Greenfield
Born July 30 1863 in Greenfield Michigan this potential president built a career as a machinist and engineer. He moved to Detroit in 1887 and led Edison Illuminating Company before organizing Ford Motor Company in 1903 becoming its president and the world’s largest automobile manufacturer with over 75000 employees. He ran as a Democrat for U S Senate against Truman Newberry in 1918. Address Dearborn Michigan.
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Greenfield
Mich
Detroit
Edison Illuminating Company
Ford Motor Company
U. S. Senate
Truman H. Newberry
Dearborn
Quiet Thurmont Weddings Tie Local Notables
Miss Nellie Audrey Grove and John Garrett Hays wed at Thurmont Episcopal Church with limited family present. The bride, a Visitation Academy alumna, wore brown and rose bouquets. Hays previously worked in Brunswick and will reside there after a wedding trip to Baltimore Philadelphia New York and other northern cities. Also Wed were Maurice M. Stambaugh and Miss Ethel M Favorite near Thurmont, and Zeerger Truax with Esther M Truax, both of Mercersburg. Wright and Alma B Burkett, of Elkton Virginia, were married at the Evangelical Lutheran garrison.
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Hays—Grove
Nellie Audrey Grove
Benjamin F. Grove
John Garrett Hays
Brunswick
Thurmont
W. K. Damuth
Thurmont Episcopal Church
Visitation Academy
Washington
Arlington G. Florine
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Zeerger Truax
Guy L. Zeeger
Esther M. Truax
Mercersburg
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
UL SL Rupp
Roy Kelner
Groan
Personal notes and visits with local families this week
Purse and social column records visits and travels of Mrs. D Charles Winebrewer in Washington for Congress sessions. Mrs. Chas Oglevee and Kathryne Oglevee from Connellsville visit Park Avenue. Elmer Brown family welcomes a new son. A long Sunday gathering includes Edgar Rippeon and many Dorsey relatives. James Rogers resigns Kaufman Motor sales to pursue real estate. G C Winebrewer tours Florida by car. William and Ernest Gonso head to Kansas City for auto trade schooling. John K Foster returns from Guam to visit Frederick friends. Christmas boxes expand to Charles A Six, George Despeaux, and H Knipne stores.
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D. Charles Winebrewer
Allen R. Boyd
Washington
Congress
Chas. Oglevee
Kathryne
Connellsville
Elor
W. C. Grove
Park Avenue
Elmer Brown
Dill Avenue
Edgar EK
Rippeon
Edgar E. Rippeon
Co. W. Dorsey
Rocky Ridge
Kenley W. Dorsey
Woodsboro
Milton A. Dorsey
Hagerstown
Elva Dorsey
Laura Dorsey
Mildred Dorsey
Eqdsar 13
Rippgon, Jr
Paul, Roger, Leroy
Sterling Dorsey
Russell Barton
John Barton
James Rogers
Buckeystown
Kaufman Motor Company
G. C. Winebrewer
Lancaster
Walkersvile
Frederick
Florida
Mr. Winebrewer
William Gonso
Ernest Gonso
Rocky Springs
Kansas City
Missouri
John K. Foster
Marine Aviation Service
Quantico
Guam
Stuart Fitby
Maore Avenue
Richard Roelkry
West Patrick Street
Orange
New Jersey
Local Markets Report Harsh Words on Wheat Corn Eggs
Local markets list wheat corn and eggs with hushed notes of prices and trading terms. The brief item invites readers to submit market news and observations from their locality.
P. T. Association Organized at Myersville School
The P. T. A. organized at Myersville school with an aviation name and a literary program. Officers elected include President W. S. Watchiel, Vice President Rev H F Kohier, Secretary Mrs. C C Wachtel, Treasurer J W Eldridge. Committee members and program details are listed. An address by Prof Biehl accompanied songs and instrumental music by the school orchestra. The group plans regular meetings and improvements to the school.
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Myersville
Preardent
W. 8. Watchiel
H. F. Kohier
C. C. Wachtel
J. W. Elridge
Nelle Pettingall
Mary Mack
Eleanor Hood
Joe Monse
J. W. Eturidge
Ralph Browning
Charles Summers
Auction Tomorrow Near Frederick City Water Elevation
Multiple auction notices list properties near Frederick including Lot No 1 nine acres Lot No 2 eleven acres and Lot No 3 eleven acres with trolley access and city water. Auctioneer Wm E Darner and W ON Jolliffe advertise a December 5 sale at 2 pm with thirty two acres in three tracts and a public sale west of Frederick.
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Frederick
W. ON. Jolliffe
Wm. E. Darner
Trolley
City
W. N. Jolliffe
Joluiffe
Wm. E Darner
W. ON
Jollipfe
Darner
W. ON. Jolliffr
Towill
Pramises
Poplar Terrace
Harry Ray
Baugh- Man's Lane
Rau
Mra
Mary Gambriel
Chicaco
Prederiet
Mast Destraule
Aheva
Fredritck
Jolliffe
Pike
Motern
Pike and
Rat Road
Brederick
Fredguirk
Amall Town
Iitroad
Mere Farm
Woodsbdoro
McMurray Street
South Market Street
South Market
West Fourth Street
Aminedti Dossasalon
Mim
Dil
Maple Park
Markwood Dbd
Pythian Castle Guilding
Bank Officials Listed With Various Titles
The document names Joseph D. Baker as Chairman of the Board and John H. Baker and Joseph McDivitt as vice presidents. William G. Zimmerman serves as cashier with Samuel G. Duvall and J. Travers ToHum as assistant cashiers, while Joseph D. Barker and Jolliffe are also mentioned in association with the bank.
Gittinger’s Grocery Advertises Home Made Mince
Local ad notes homemade mince deat and sauer kraut offered by Gittinger’s Grocery described in the readable line. The item is presented as a pantry staple likely stocked for daily shoppers.
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Gittinger's Grocery
Magnificent Frederick College Park Home by Potts and Griffin
Potts and Griffin offer an exceptionally built Frederick residence in College Park. Personal supervision of construction ensures a durable brick structure with slate foundations and mahogany finishes. Features include a parquet porch entrance, marble fireplace, sun porch, dining and breakfast rooms, a modern mahogany kitchen, three bedrooms and bath, hot water heating, and advanced electrical systems. Located in a stable, value-growing neighborhood, the house awaits your inspection at your convenience.
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Frederick
College Part
Potts and
Griffin
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Iving
France
Dacle ¢ Teeny
Henry Ford
Hymeneas
Charles A. Six
George Despeaux
H. Knipnle
P. T. Assn. Organized
Myeravilla Organization
Danceland
Next Dance
Staub
Reynolds
Real State
Daneceland
Armory
Doll Brothers
Sewing Society of the
Evan. Reformed Church
Frank M. Shapro
Optician
West Patrick St
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Modern Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Co
Hoffman
J. M. Grumbine
South Market St. Z E
James
W. Patrick St
Army
Sam Miller
E. Patrick
Market
Theo. H. Alexander
Wrick St. City
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Joseph D. Baker
O Board
Holmes D. Baker
John H. Baker
Joseph McDivit
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Caskler
J. Travers Tohumas
Asst
John
Ramsburg
Joseph D. Barker
Thomas
Haler
Charles Conley
Peter L. Hargett
Newman
James . Gambrill, JR
Daniel Baker, JR
Joan G Baker
Gilmore R. Flautt
Salie
College Park
Trail Ave
Ranin
Park Ave
Washington St
McMurray St
DM Ave
W. 6Th St
N. Market St
EL Church
Steaus Neat
Patrick St
Patricly Stix
Wanilltan Ave
Market St
Tota
Tote
Wavemont
N. Bentz St
Ciomorte TN. Flautt
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Grayson H. Mercer
Gieacru
Vis Oere
Country Town
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North Market St
Atvend
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S. Market St. Renew
deMferson St
Mach Rouse
Grayson II
Mithoner
Treat Rate and Insurance
Pythian Castle
Irederick
Liberal Credit
Banking Department of Maryland
Tiagerstown
Community Finance Service Inc
the News Job Printing Office
Thomas P.rice
John N. Clary
Bellevue Farm
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment Company
Markell H. Nelson
Real Fataute Department
Markwood D. Harp
Noah E. Cramer
Noah . Cramer
James J. Cramer
Land Insurance
Bidga
State Road
Lewisden
Middletown
Dill Ave
Mameine
Olekerston
Harmony Grove
Adamstown
Bidges
Urbana
Zimodarn
3Rd Street
W. 2Nd St
State Rand
Hansonville
Thurmony Paving Country Village
West Third St
T. Zo
Lewistown
Elm St
Megjern
Cramer & Son
St Frederick
John H. Stauffer, JE
Bellevue
John HF. Stauffer, Iay
Patrick-Court
Phono
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Royal Society
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Chapel Alley
East Third Street
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley
George’s Creek
J. A. Jamison
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