Banks in Frederick pay out 83 067 in dividends in 1927
Frederick banks and Community Finance Company report total deposits of 26 189 857.65 for 1927 with interest on deposits estimated between 400 000 and 500 000 and semiannual dividends totaling 83 067.51. Principal banks list dividends by capital stock and rates, with 21 000 000 plus deposits bearing interest. January 1 routines show bustling activity as banks reopen after the New Year holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Community Finance Company
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Farmers’ and Mechanics' National Bank
Central Trust Company
Frederick County National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Commercial Tate Bank
Frederick Banks
Tada
Fire Wrecks County Home Damages Family Property
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the home of Isaac Bender and damaged clothing and furniture. The blaze, reported around 6 o clock, overwhelmed the four room structure and water had to be drawn to the scene. The family aided by relatives and neighbors saved some belongings, and the loss is insured. Also noted, Columbia Lodge officers installed in the Masonic Temple with G Hunter Bowers as Worshipful Master and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bungeon
Isaac Bender
Charile
Aly
Alumbia Lodge
Column Lodge
A. FL
Masonic Temple
G. Hunter Bowers
A. Seezer Poole
Jan ‘Arten
Clauts
Haag
Saior
Thomez J. Schaet
Trier
Women poised to impact 1952 Senate races across states
By The Way In Washington notes the 1952 Senate landscape with several governors elected and the House shaping up. Edith Rogers of Massachusetts, Medill McCormick of Illinois, and other women are discussed as potential candidates, amid party politics and gender dynamics influencing primary plans. The piece cites early figures showing 322 women in the political sphere, with Republicans holding a majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Rooney Dutcher
NEA Servwe Weter
Washington
Senate
Weil
Edith Noame Rogers
Lowell
Mass
Hae
David Walsh
Ahe
Eader
Civil action against grand jury planned in Washington
Martin W. Littleton, Sinclair's counsel, announced a plan for a serious civil action against the members of the Federal grand jury that returned a presentment against Harvey Sinclair William J Burns and five associates The jury acted after District Attorney Gordon refused to indict on the presentment Littleton and Gov P Heaver moved to expunge the presentment with argument set for Saturday The presentment accused Sinclair and detectives hired by his camp of conspiring to obstruct the ends of justice amid a shadowing probe into the conspiracy involving the Fal t Sinclair case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harvey Sinclair
William J Burns
Martin W. Littleton
Sinclair
Meng
Gordon
Littleton
Gov. P. Heaver
Falt-Sinclair
Bs! Bunng
Sincla
Itemin
Three Angeles Children Die in Newark Home Fire
A Newark blaze killed three of Niccola and Antonette Angeles five children aged 15, 9, and 5. John Anna Irene perished while Antonette and the others escaped by leaping from a third floor attic. The father and mother, with the remaining two children, survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Fap
Niccola Angeles
John
Anna
Irene
Antonette
R P Anderson Heads A P in Baltimore
Baltimore January 4 AP says R P Anderson who led the Associated Press Bureau at Charleston West Virginia for six years has been named Baltimore correspondent The Baltimore bureau has been under temporary direction of David Fenster of Newark New Jersey Anderson joined AP in fall 1916 in Boston and moved to the New York Bureau two years later before his Charleston assignment and promotion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
R P. Anderson
Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
David Fernster
Newark
N. J
Anderson
Boston
New York
Chariéstos
Files suit to oust Klan in Indiana
The Theaopolis report notes a suit filed to remove the Klan from Indiana. The commission of the Rust era is seeking a receiver and injunction to prevent further activity and to oversee promotion and teaching programs. The article mentions a graduate of New York University and a teacher involved in commercial courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theaopolis
Atlor Om
Rust ‘Ana
New York University
School of Education
New York Univers
New Terser
Nation Recovers as Temperatures Nake Slow Ascent
Baltimore reports a fatal freezing death amid a surge of weather alarms as temperatures begin to rise slowly. Fire departments respond to thirty six alarms in a 24 hour period, signaling mounting cold exposure risks across the city.
Cold Wave Strains Nation With Fatal Frost and Fires
Across the north and middle West bitter temperatures persist with six deaths linked to the cold since January 1. Baltimore reports a frozen body believed to be a victim, while 36 fire alarms in 24 hours show strain on services. A Baltimore family is treated for coal gas fumes after their house fire. five members survive. Washington notes weather will ease slightly but remain very cold across the region.
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North
Middle West
Baltimore
Patterson Park
Charles J. Hart
Sarah Aaronson
Nertu Wollestreat
Leon
Henry
Lilliar
Alice
Abe
Holy Name Society ends a successful year at St John’s
The Holy Name Society of St. John’s Catholic church reports its most successful year and prepares for the annual meeting Sunday evening at St. John’s School auditorium. Officers for the coming year will be elected amid competition. past officers included President William B. Leichert and Vice President Michael J. Croghan.
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Holy Name Society of
St. John's Catholic Church
Janiney S
St. John’s School
Wiliam B. Leichert
Michael J. Croghan
Emery F. Baer
John ‘I.E. Wilson
F. A. Schwal- Jeabers
Frank M. Payne
George C
Siauty
Rudolph E
Empty Stocking Club
Eleanor W. Houck
West Third Street
William Schmidt
William Darner
Wills Fisher
Wille Fisher
Eleanor Houck
Maryland Farmers Urged to Destroy Corn Borer Threat
An official advised Maryland farmers to eradicate the corn borer by burning or plowing under affected crops to prevent spread. He warned that failure could lead to widespread crop loss and urged action across the state from March through regional routes.
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The
Tate
Farccete
Qextaria
New Esgiant
New York
Trenoyivasha
Coolidge Urges Special Probe Into S 4 Sinking
President Coolidge asked Congress to authorize a commission to investigate the sinking of the submarine S-4 with loss of 40 lives off Provincetown. Navy inquiry opened in Boston with Rear Admiral Richard H. Jackson presiding as Coast Guard destroyer Paulding assisted.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Cladtivan Hale
Senate Naval Committee
Iy O
Charman Butler
House Naval Committee
Navy
Boston
Janu
Coast Guard de
Stroyer Paulding
Provincetown
Boston Navy Yard
Richart H. Jackson
Yankees Buy Two From Oakland Club
New York observers report the Yankees acquired two assets from the Oakland club amid naval yard repairs. The proceedings reference Commander J. S. Haytis and Commander Lester Bratton acting in official capacities as the case moved through the shipyard context and associated vessels.
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Yankees
Oakland
Engels
J. S. Haytis
Paulid
Ing
Sassel Rand
Permi Isaton
Boyle
Mien
Lester Bratton
Navy Yard
Ithe
Citizens training urged as defense plan for America
Brigadier General Reckord of the Maryland National Guard spoke at the Francis Scott Key Hotel advocating citizen training and a Swiss style defense system. He urged broader military training for civilians, criticized limited funds, and highlighted the role of the National Guard and ROTC in national defense. He noted Switzerland’s four day mobilization and called for expansion of training and closer ties between ROTC, cadet programs, and the Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Rechord
Marret Guard
Steregaler
T.C
Frederick
Reckord
Treder
Boston
Switzerland
United States
Fennoysvastey
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
National Guard
Wee
T. C
C. M
T. C. Wos
C. MT
France
Great Britain
Guard
Cal. D
Markey
Munshower
Io Dog Inc
Cascade
Tobientz
Miele
E Mickeel
Robert L. Harris
Sab Rody
Hagerstown
N. ageTs
Property Deeds and Marital Notices Across Frederick County
A long list of property transfers records deeds from Samuel C. Monner al to Charlee A. Warrant and others for sums like 78 and 2,500. Numerous transfers involve Emanuel Myers, Clare Reynolds, Realty Development Company, and many others across county and city areas. The document also contains marriage licenses and extensive lists of resident names with ages and residences. It preserves historical names and property transactions typical of local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Monner
Charlee A. Warrant
Emanuel Myers
Albert
Clare Reynolds
Wiliam F. Kingston
Wm. M. Storm
Thos. W. Hooper
Jesse O. Snyder
Jacob Rohrback
Edgar R. Young
Laster &. Birely
Chas
Martin End
The
Realty Development Company
Et al
Lawrence B. Haller
City
Joseph H. Vista
Charlies B. Brooks
Cecil C. Roteting
J. Allen Pryor
Resignation of Assistant Secretary of War MacNider
Han ford MacNider, Assistant Secretary of War, resigns amid rumors of a return to business and policy work. President Coolidge nominates Charles Burton Robbins of Cedar Rapids to succeed him, a lawyer and businessman who served in the Philippines and World War I. The president praises MacNider’s service and his role in securing industrial operation for national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hanford MacNider
Coolidge
Lowan
Charles Burton Robbins
Cedar Rapids
Robbins
Philippines
Ike MacNider
iMa
Air Mail Link Sought For Mexico City In Modern Service
Washington reports postmaster general announced opening negotiations with Mexican postal officials to establish an air mail route from New York to Mexico City cutting transit to two days. Route would run via Atlanta New Orleans Houston Corpus Christi and Brownsville.
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Washington
New
Col
Lindbergh
New York
Mexico City
Atlanta
New Orleans
Houston
Corpus Christi
Brownaville
Jamesi
Sheffield
Hearst
Misuel Artia
Elbridge W. Stein
Calles
Mexico
L. Mantes de Oca
Five Children Die in Farmhouse Fire Near Little Rock
Five children perished in a blaze at the Dewby farmhouse ten miles north of Little Rock. The children slept in one room while the father and mother were elsewhere in the home. The fire destroyed the residence and the cause remains under investigation.
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Little Rock
Ark
Jas
W. G. Dewby
Here
Mery Hen
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Harry R. Shafer
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Damascus
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Arendtville
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Centre Mills
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William H. Beiatel
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Fairfax
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Lewistown
Stewart T. Mowlus
Burkittsville
Grace E. Gibbons
Braddock
Clyde L. Lawson
Matte E. Lawson
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Robert McKinley Henry
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Hegeratown
George P. Burton
Takoma Park
Lillian Palmer
Kensington
Aerate H. Schmebl
Marz E. Adam
Fleetwood
Edward Jobb Hott
Elsie Shannoitz
Martinsburg
Robert A. Wachter
Mildred I. Keener
Taurmont Panic Beard
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Jene Thomas
Willam R. Jones
Eiiza Chapman
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Charles A. Stephens
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Taille Ho Wachter
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John J. Sigler
George H. Tritappe
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Joseph O. Rice
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Ttarry B. Coblentz
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Few G. Mills
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Ethel M. Rice
Bur Kuerle
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Wilson W. Paine
Dickerson
Ruby G. Cubitt
Trene Bilz
Gog Liesd
Middieuare
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Knoxville
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Sandy Hook
John F. Martin
Lora R.green
Lors
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Cascade Md
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Foxville
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Bait'nore
Ethel E. Hughes
Balto. Co
Colgate
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Era M. Huffer
Fummele ‘Town
Bruce H. Bostian
Liberthewa Jand Erelin L. Black
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Harry Eugene Hughes
Holt
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Rex Francis A. Paren
Irene Duncan
Mont
George S. Wachter
Istic
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Mar Lorie Koontz
Hagers
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Baiti
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Hubert Gross
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Mamie van Brakie
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Monia
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Park Lake
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