How to Identify a Bucket Shop in The Magazine of Wall Street
Richard D. Wynekoti analyzes bucket shop practices tied to E. Dier & Co and similar firms. The piece explains margin abuse, low interest rates, and deceptive outreach tactics used to lure small investors, detailing cases of client losses and urging caution with margin trading and long distance solicitations.
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Bermarks
Magasina
Wall Street
Richard D. Wynekoti
Wal Street
E.D. Dier & Co
BE. Dean ‘& Co
Butkat
Dier & Co
Wagner
B. D. Dier& Co
Sinclair
Listed Stock Exchange
Bill Smith
West
Hal
Bucket Shop
Shor
Smith
Ite
Bucket Abpp
Igh
New York Stock Exchange
Perros
Fourteen Players Signed by Ramsey for Next Season
Manager Buck Rawsey announced the signings for 14 players for the upcoming season. The infield includes Downey Shuttleworth Strain Frederick’s second sacker Neptune Gardner and Ray Gardner. Outfielders Blethen Downes McMillan and James plus two new signings. Pitchers Buck Rawsey King Buggy Bartholomew and catcher Chester Horan from Farmingham, Mass.
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Buck Rawsey
Downey
Shuttleworth
Keystone
Strain
Frederick’s Wonder
Neptune
Ray Gardner
Sachec
Hagerstown
Carlton Molesworth
Trrmingham
Frederick
Gardner
Blethen
Downes
Maryland State School For
Mt. Cniva
Debate on Bonus for World War Service in Maryland
A stormy debate filled the floor of the upper House of the miniature legislature at the Boys High School Tuesday afternoon over a proposed bonus to Maryland boys who served in World War I.
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Maryland
Miniature Legislatire
Boys’ High School
Senator Cramer Aims at Tax Hike in Maryland Debate
A Maryland Senate proposal by Senator George Cramer faced swift bipartisan criticism over a plan to grant homus causing fear of greater tax burdens. Opponents led by Senators Osburn and Fox argued the measure would be an act of expediency. The session adjourned without a vote, with plans for another try.
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George Cramer
Republis Gat
Mary- Tan
Robert, Osburn
Alarnty Fox
Maryland
Crner
Senate
Mary Castle Ott Lercher
Farmers Institute Held at Brunswick
The Brunswick farmers gathering opened with a welcome by Mayor Shafer. Speakers included Tun Gray Stiver from Martinsburg and state senator Frank W. Mish of Hagerstown, with university and local leaders contributing. Funds from recent social events benefited the high school, while a movement grows to push the State Good Roads Commission to build a two mile road from Brunswick to Knoxville, a key route into town.
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Brunswiek
Peaisville
Dystnet Farmers
Met
Bennewick
Shafer
Tun. Gray Stiver
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frank W. Mish
Hagerstown
F. W Olenbug
University of Marsgatta
Bryan
Manual Ascenitural
Uoffwan Hah
Petersville
Ladies’ Club
Merryland Tract
Farmers’ Club
State Good Roads Commission
Brunswick
Knoxville
U. S
Guaranteed Stomach Remedy Makes Big Hit In Frederick
An advertisement promotes Dr. Orth's Stomach Remedy as a proven cure for indigestion dyspepsia and related symptoms. It urges readers to try a pack from their druggist with a money back guarantee if no relief, noting the physician’s long practice in Pennsylvania and Ohio. It promises home delivery by mail for out-of-town sufferers and claims universal druggist availability.
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Frederick
Dr. Orth
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Tir
Orth Laboratories
Teast Laverpool
Thie
Road plan eyed for Brunswick to Knoxville route
The article discusses a proposed state road project between Brunswick and Knoxville aimed at improving access to public schools and churches, with expected traffic for about 400 people in the New Addition area. It notes plans by the State Roads Commission, mentions local banker E E Tawers’ health update, and describes poor conditions on the road from Bennawick to Petersville, including drift damage and edge deterioration.
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New Addition
Brunswick
Knoxville
Cither Place
Midddletown
Middletown
Accont Tages
Charles Town Chapel Burns in West Virginia Fire
Zion Episcopal Church near Charles Town business section was destroyed by fire with contents. The blaze was well underway when found. Loss estimated around 16000 dollars with 37504 dollars in insurance. The piece includes harsh garbled critique about eating food purchased by those who chew tobacco.
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Charles Town
Chapel of Zion Episcopal Church
Charles
Town
W. Va
Fragmentary Maryland auction notices and names list
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names, locations, and sale points in Frederick area notices. Extractable items include references to Elizabeth and various sellers with addresses near Frederick, Liberty Pike, New Market, Mt Pleasant, Walkersville, and surrounding towns, along with scattered dates and distances. The text resembles a county sale or tax sale ledger with names, places, and demesne routes but lacks coherent context or complete events.
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Sateh
Vollnne
Shonkatowm
Fulten Nievéemus
Elia Helland
Laytensville
Pike
H. W. Spurrier
Posies
J. XN
Rameberg
Sear Frederick
Kerif
Liberty Din
Techer
Weedsbere
Libertytown
Lewin A. Abt Ablers
Ammers
Liberty Pike
Bren
Waternslier
Reberm
Lesdgres
Lingesere Smoleer
New Market
J. A. Cline
Tettersen
Cawet
Walkersville
i—Trail
Lanie
Delinte Park
Delinte Park Wits W—Jenning
Urhans
Kefibelts
Rocky Ridge
Albert Dersey
Harry D. Miliet
Frederick
E. Burdette
Mencesville
Senden
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E. S. Dean & Company
John D. Rockefeller
Ramsey
Plete
Farmers’ Institute
Fordson Tractor School
Frederick Motor CO
Ford and
Fordson
Frederick City
Mgr
Ford J
Ian Bennawick
Wien
Dete EE Tawers
Gental Ipse
Tihe Tegule
Nation Bank of
Pert
Julia Shifer
Haney
Reranewick
Rand
Road Commission
Man Arott Town
Sloan
Liniment
W. C. Kelb
S.bark Property
Nicodemes
Pearread
Unienvl
Benjamin RK
Dixies
Pear Urhann
Chartes Hi
Sear
Generg
Kelb
Noath
Fregerich
B. I. Jamison
City
Onkoree
Hoge
iEsaipa
Lex
Seeman
S— Willige
Aces
Oryvon
Eisailar
Rapores
Ieee Pochene
Athuta, Ga
Dept
Addr City
TATCH
Kefauver
Shapro
North Market St
Haller’s
Headquarter
Trak. Ai
Merhl F. Moberly
Patrick Street
B. W. Wilson
Frederick, Md
W. Patrick St
Frederick Hotel
Thomas, Bennett & Hunter
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