Surplus Accounts Rise At Two Banks In Six Months
Stockholders receive dividends totaling 82 100 for six months as banks report higher profits. Central Trust Company of St James increases surplus from 900 000 to 1 000 000, with resources exceeding 12 000 000. Frederick National, Commercial State, and Citizen National Banks also announce dividends and added profits, lifting overall disbursements past half a million.
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Central Tram Company
Sti Jand
the Central
Prederick Bank
Baltimore City
Central
Janary
Panes Tebeney & Ink
Reid
Idtel
Frederick
Church Fire Damages Structure After Suspected Defect
A church suffered fire damage with the blaze traced to a possible defect in a due comer device. The fire was reported near 10 oclock by parish members, with the roof area showing partial damage as Westchester Fire Department units responded. Fire investigators are examining the incident for the cause and any related equipment failure.
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Gurall
Dead and Frozen as Mercury Drops Across City
One person died and two were frozen as a Arctic cold snap hit Chicago and surrounding areas. Severe temperatures and wind chills blanketed streets as authorities reported weather-related incidents and a heart attack likely tied to the cold.
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Cibongo
Jen
Tresense
Chicago
Cokit
Denki Tesnerd
Chicago and Northwesern
Wes Tound
Modern Hotel Plan Near Court House Revealed
The article details plans for a modern hotel adjoining the court house site. Wehngen notes the structure will conform to the court house design and the Farmers' Bank and Trust Company building is planned nearby. Proposals include a new bank structure and related construction for Rockville in 190.
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Banktog and Trust Company
Regular Meeting of Aldermen Postponed Tonight
The regular meeting of the Major Aldermen was postponed due to lack of urgent business. City projects continue with dredging and Carroll creek renovations progressing west of the Pennsylvania Railroad trestle. Decorations from Baker Park are being removed as the season ends while city streets receive repairs and civic improvement recommendations are anticipated.
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Carroll Creek
Baker Park
Maya
Lloyd C. Culler
Witnesses Fail to Appear Prompt Arrest Follows Hearing
The record notes W Yout of Harmony Grove and others did not appear for a hearing. Constable Charles W Smith assisted, Fout and Williams were arrested and jailed pending the next hearing. Justice Bennett ordered arrest after Fout failed to appear, with both parties later appearing and costs totaling seven dollars.
Three Seek to Set New Air Records
The article reports multiple aviators attempting records at Los Angeles area airfields. Fokker craft Question Mark and pilots Blaine M. Tuxham and Eva Melby Troms are noted in separate attempts to surpass existing durations and speeds.
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Matetall, Mc
Blaine ML
Tuxham
Los Angeles
Sen
Eua Melby Troms
Aviators
Mies Trout
Roopevett Pier
Vics Gen. Sry
Relocations and Improvements Rise at Local Stores
The town is reshaping retail space as Mullinix Bentz changes hands and North Market Street undergoes demolition for a new Patrick Street mall. Work crews relocate stock, install a tiled floor, and plan staged openings across floors featuring rugs, draperies, wall coverings, and awnings while adjacent properties expand and merge with the new building design.
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James Ink
Rowand Benda Jand
Mullinix J Sc
Rosenour
Eet
Patrick Street
Mullinix & Bentz
North Market Street
East Patrick Street
Metanine
Torkroom
Uy & Titsoor
Xerkood
Bente
Rorenso E. Mullinix
Mulliniz & Bentz
Mullinix
S. 5. Kresge Corporation
A. W. Condon
A. A. Radcliff
McCrory
West Patrick Street
Giuas
J. G. Noell
MecGrory
Segal
Hila Shriver
Baltimore
Be & Indies
Ita
Leatherman
The
Star Motor Company
King's Illness News Brims With Optimism Across Britain
London reports upbeat briefings on King George's health. Officials say condition improved after latest tests and a holiday break in the south of France is planned, with Home Secretary's statement cited as cheer amid hopes for continued improvement.
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London
George
France
Alderman Brust Improves After Weeklong Illness
Alderman August T Brust remains confined to his home on West Fifth Street with an illness of a week’s duration but continues to improve. A balloon to carry four or five people is mentioned in the readable text.
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T. Brust
Bie Hom
West Fifth Street
Plague Spot Reforms Spur Ecuadorian Development
Article reviews Ecuador under Ayora after Guayaquil’s sanitation drive and a $6 million loan. Reforms include the Kemmerer mission reorganizing finances, improved public works, and shifting trade toward the Americas as Ecuador expands mining and agriculture.
Baltimore Delegates Clash Over Threats in House Nominating
A Baltimore city delegate claimed a threat to "break" him unless he stayed loyal to the party during House nominating debates. The charge arose as Dante C. Josephs was nominated for Speakership while the Senate named David G. McIntosh Jr. as Senate President for a third term.
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Amnepotts
Jam. 3
Baltimore City
House of Delegates
Bert K. Ford
Aij
Dante’ C. Josephs
Baltimore
Senate
David G. McIntosh Jr
Baltimore County
Joseph
House
Brooke Lee
Montgomery County
James 3. Lindsay Jr
George Sam Edmonds
Stock market opens with bullish enthusiasm and gains
Bullish enthusiasm sweeps Wall Street as roughly twenty issues rise to record highs at the market open. Investors cheer as prices jump in early trading, signaling renewed confidence after a slow period.
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Rew Yat
Mi Ow Por
Cigar magnate estate pays former workers in $60,000
From H C Pt estate, $60,000 is distributed among 3 percent of former employees. Checks sent by two surviving sisters reflect tenure length. Winchester Virginia notes population changes since 1278 and census figures show a rise.
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Bakiere
H.C. Pt
Platt
Winchester
County Teacher Killed in Auto Accident
Local education figure dies after vehicle collision caused by a drunken driver. Reports say the teacher was to return to Brunswick home within a few days.
Prize offered to repeal eighteenth amendment proposal
Miss Irene Kaecaecl, a Willowdale teacher visiting near Fort Lauderdale, was killed New Year’s night in an auto crash with a drunken driver. She, about 32, taught four years in Frederick county schools and was a Brunswick High School and Maryland State Normal School graduate. Her sister Miss Kacurl and Remsburg relatives were in the car. others escaped with minor injuries. Details were scarce as the family planned her return north. The article also mentions political talk on repealing the eighteenth amendment and Hearst’s offer facing trial and GOP opposition.
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Irene Kaecaecl
Willowdale
Burkittsville
Middletown
Fort Lauderdale
Fis
Luther Rensburg
Brunswick
Port
Mies Remeburg
Luther Remeburg
Remsburg
Kartecl
Bis County
Ites Remneborg
Brunswick High School
Maryland State Normal School
Tewson
Caren Korieh
Borerd Kartel
Hearst
Stapp
Scemerty
United States
Governor Ritchie outlines Maryland state construction needs
Governor Albert C. Ritchie’s message to the General Assembly details state budget priorities for two years. He calls for new university and college buildings, a penitentiary, expanded public schools, and teacher retirement funding, plus road and welfare facility improvements and a plan for tighter comptroller control and a constitutional amendment.
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Annapolis
Albert C Ritchie
Hills
General Assembly
University of Maryland, Eth
Baltimore
College Park
Towson
Bcbool
Gorellory
Bowle
Ales Abso
Sonés
Ritchie
Roede Commisston
J. J. Melligan
Interpor
Sabsance
Councis Communitioe Jbas
Jis
Comptrollers
Rivche
Inet
Talks by Members Feature Rotary Talks by Members
Rotary event highlights remarks by James H. Gem, W. Clinton McSherry, and Robert Warfield from Paul R. Sons in York and Grubb Geneva, detailing hotel discussions and related topics.
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Bowl Key Hotel
James H. Gemtwit
W. Clinton McSherry
Robert Ll. Warfickd
Paul R Sons
York
Mob 'Grubb
Geneva
B. TY
Holiday Extended Due to Influenza Cases Report
A fragmentary report notes illnesses and hospital events including a 21 year old man from South Bent Street released after stomach pumping for bichloride ingestion. Ambassador Myron T Herrick’s health outlook worsened with bronchitis affecting his duties in Paris. An accord to prioritize the Kefauver peace pact over a competing bill was announced in Washington.
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Carns Andrews
South Bente “Street
Alen Bartgis
Pesce Peet
Weetingteo
Jen 2
Beus Tors
Ceopomelg
1928 Auto Toll Of Lives In Decrease
A chaotic dispatch notes a shift in the December automobile death toll with claims of decline compared to earlier figures. It mentions nationwide totals and cites confusion over numbers amid a tense Chicago setting during January.
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Chicago
Council Maid
Worker Loses Right Eye After Cartridge Explodes
A 12 year old Wormmn Stine, son of Joseph Stlee, injured near Walkersville when a 23 calibre cartridge exploded in a farm property. A fragment penetrated his eye and he was taken to Frederic City Hospital for treatment.
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Wormmn Stine
Joseph Stlee
Elmer Brown
Walkersville
Frederic City Hospital
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