Distress Sale Net Fails to Satisfy Rent Claim
A distress sale on the premises of Mrs. Anna Crum, involving the horse and wagon owned by George C. and Roger Grove, failed to raise enough to cover $3.75 rent for three weeks. The auction drew about a dozen bidders and total proceeds were insufficient to cover feed expenses and levy costs. The horse alone required $2.60 for feed, leaving payment short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Crum
West Fourth Street
George C
Roger Grove
Rain Expected Across Frederick After Warm Up
National forecast and local forecaster agree a rainy spell is coming to Frederick, beginning Friday after a milder night. Temperatures show a warmer trend with Wednesday high at 46 and overnight low near 25, though frost remains and ice covers ponds aiding skating nearby. The cold wave has frozen ponds for skating all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington
Hanson A. Wiles Dead in Frederick at 57
Hanson A. Wiles of 240 Dill Avenue Frederick died at 3 PM after a weeks long illness from heart disease. He worked for Wachter Brothers wholesale confectioners and belonged to the Independent Hose Co. Survived by his widow and three brothers Christian Charles and Millard Wiles. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM with services at the house and burial at Mt Olivet cemetery. Thomas P. Rice funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson A. Wiles
Frederick
Dill Avenue
Wachter Brothers
Tie
Independent Hose Co
Christian
Charles
Millard Wiles
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Stockholders face loss in Cooperative Drag Company failure
Omer T. Kaylor of Hagerstown, a bankruptcy referee, said stockholders will lose all in the Cooperative Drug Co. venture. Audits in Wilmington, Del., show assets are small and general creditors may receive nothing. Stock sales in Washington and Frederick counties total about 281,900, with nationwide sales at 1,606,000. Three Dorsey children on West Fourth Street are confined to bed by illness.
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Co-Operative Drag Company
Omer T. Kaylor
Hagerstown
Wilmington
Del
United States District Court
Kayter
Washington County
Co- Operative Drug Co
Frederick County
Mr. and
Wrra
Claggett Dorsey
West Fourth Street
Auto H hits pole injuring Thurmont woman
Miss Mary Nagle of Thurmont sustained a fractured collar bone and a severe hip cut when the Hudson coach carriage she rode in left the Lincoln Highway near Abbotsown and struck a telephone pole. Four were in the car. two men and two women. Other occupants were not badly hurt. The car belonged to Harry Late of Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nagle
Thurmont
Lincoln Highway
Abbottstown
Miss Nagle
Miing
Harry Late
Funeral Held for Native Countian Asa Remsburg Cattle Dealer
The funeral for Asa Remsburg who died of heart failure December 20 at his Rush Creek Nebraska ranch was held at his brother in law M E Culler’s Jefferson home. Remsburg aged 71 years three months six days left a history as a cowboy in Texas then Nebraska cattle work with Chadley Brothe Cattle Company Ogallala and the Ogallala Company. He homesteaded in Morrill County, preemption and free claims, and shipped about 1300 head of cattle for the Rush Creek project. He is survived by siblings Mrs Ralph Fritz, Frank and Barton Remsburg of Middletown and Emery St Remsburg and Miss Elizabeth Remsburg of Jefferson, plus relatives from a second marriage. Funeral details note Rev Robert L Lang officiating and interment at St Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery.
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Asa Remsburg
Rush Creek
Nebraska
M. E. Culler
Jefferson
Emery St. Remsburg
Elizabeth Remsburg
Ralph Fritz
Frank
Barton Remsburg
Alll
Middletown
Robert L. Lang
S. L. Bowlus
J. W. Fawley
T. C. Dixon
L. M. Culler
Edward Sencil
M. J. Dade
St Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery
Tt. Etchison & Son Funeral Firactors
John W
Adeline V. Remshburg
Texas
Edoomt
Ogallala
Morrill County
Neraska
Lions Plan Toothbrush Campaign Speech by Dr Heatwole
A Lions Club meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel focused on a toothbrush campaign for January 28. Dr. T. O. Heatwole of the Maryland University Dental School will lecture to pupils and a distribution of toothbrushes and toothpaste will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Lions
Ly. T. O. Heatwole
Baltimore
Dental School
The
Maryland University
Thos. M. Williamson
Bernard M. Davis
Richard F. Simmons
H. Lavier Michael
Charles J. Seeger
R. F. Edwards
Philadelphia
Gulf Refining Company
Claude §. Hahn
C. & C. and Northwestern Stocks Make Market Gains
The Associated Press reports a bullish run in industrial shares, especially merchandising issues, with profit taking and short selling in other issues. By noon Chesapeake and Ohio and Northwestern railroads led gains as the market firmed and call money opened at 4 1/2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Chesapeake and Ohio
Northwestern Railroads
British Submarine and Entire Crew Lost
An admiralty dispatch reports the British submarine sunk off Portland after a collision with the Resolution. It carries about 30 men, and the entire crew is feared lost. Separately, a court verdict favors the plaintiff in a motor company tractor dispute for $560.11. The record also notes a North Platte cattleman and livestock authority, with ties to Alliance Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Portland
Yinger vows six month sobriety under fine
Frank Yinger must stay on the water wagon for six months or pay a $20 fine after Justice J Grahame Johnson suspended a $25 penalty. He agreed to quit drinking, after disorderly conduct charges and multiple prior arrests, with sobriety as condition to avoid payment. If arrested again within six months, the fine is due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Yinger
J Grahame Johnson
Yinger
Justice Johnson
Post Office Gets Bronze Sign and Doors Lighted in City
The inscription United States Post Office was added to the front of the local post office by the Lamb Seal and Stencil Co. of Washington. Postmaster Irving S. Biser credits the improvement to his efforts while noting better lighting at the rear entrance will reduce injuries to staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Post Office
Irving S. Biser
Lamb Seal and Stencil Company
Washington
Frederick
Biser
Post Office Department
Mid-Winter Social of Walker WLC at Mrs Zimmerman’s Home
The Walk ersville WLC held a mid winter social at Mrs Willie Zimmermans home in Walker sville on Monday evening January 7 after the business session a program featured singing readings and prayers with Mrs A G McKinney presiding The social committee served refreshments and 427 women are listed as owners of machine stabias by American turf organizations.
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Mountain City Temple
Pythian Sisters
Esther Steiner
Ruth Steiner
Bertha Rice
Ervie Shook
Mabel Smith
Mollie Zimmerman
Nellie Obenderfer
Norma King
Ferne Snook
Sophia Steiner
Sherman P. Bowers
I. G. Waltz
Walkersville
WLC. T
Willie Zimmerman
America
A. G. McKinney
Ola Black Joe
Charles Crawford
Dav'd Withide
Fannie Cramer
George Zimmerman
Machine Stabias
American Turf Organizations
Maryland Auto Club seeks Baughman inquiry on out-of-state tags
The Auto Club of Maryland asks Commissioner Baughman to review enforcement of last year's licenses for out-of-state motorists. The Maryland Chamber of Commerce cites tourist inconvenience and arrests as December and January delays while federal reciprocity inquiries yielded no replies.
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Automobile Club of Maryland
Motor Vehicles
Awethititaeg Bean
Chamber of Commerce I
Auto Club
H. M. Lucius
Col. Baughman
Maryland
Baughman
Anta
Alt
Col Baughman
Incal Chamber of Commerce
Dliday
Chamber of Commerce
Prederielk
Russia to obtain foreign loans for economy revival
Moscow reports foreign trade commissioner Leonid Krassin announced during a London stay that negotiations have raised possible loans of 50 to 60 million dollars for Soviet Russia. He said loans would likely come this year under certain conditions to help reestablish the national economy and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Leonid Krassin
London
Soviet Russia
Soviet
Russia
Preliminary work starts on city reservoir above Fishing Creek dam
City engineers under Emory C Crum begin surveys and related tasks ahead of dam construction by Consolidated Engineering Co of Baltimore. Reservoir to be completed this summer will secure water supply, preventing shortages seen in 1922 drought. Street work paused awaiting spring, paving Market Street to resume as soon as feasible.
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Fishing Creek
Ag. Pow
Wig
Emory C. Crum
Consolidated Engineering Company
Baltimore
Cty
Hamajo
Woman Held for Murder Ill With Pneumonia
Louise Devis Chinn, held by a coroner's jury for the murder of her husband Dr Archie Ciing, is reported to be seriously ill with double pneumonia while in custody, physicians said today in Sumter D C.
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Associated Press
Sumter
D. C
Louise Devis Chinn
Archie Ciing
Sandry
Bank Closes as Oil Slump Hurts Bristow Lender
The First State Bank of Bristow failed to open foray as deposits fell to about 80,000. A bank examiner was placed in charge amid notes unable to be realized, highlighting the oil industry's downturn as the cause of the bank's closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tristow
Ohda
Tan
First State Bank of
Cloak and Suit Jobbing Firm in Bankrupt Court
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed today in New York against Lollis Weinstein and Company, a cloak and suit jobbing firm. Liabilities are listed at $700,000 with assets of $4,000,000. The filing notes a fragile manufacturing operation with references to daub robbers of cranks and suit. Winter Hats are mentioned with embroidery and bright piping, suggesting product lines for late winter across climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloak and Suit
Associated Press
New York
Dan
Lollis Weinstein and Company
Gon
Butler Police Chief Vows Mass Dismissals in Clean-Up Drive
A chaotic early report describes Brigadier Smedley J. Nader leading a forceful purge in Butler as 42 districts face intensified sweeps. Two 48 hour periods weekly will continue until January 1, 1926, with sergeants possibly promoted and a liquor raid arrest of Stanley Karpinsky highlighted amid widespread citywide action.
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Leutenant
Tere
Butler
Marine Corps
Coolidge
Damocles
General Butler
É& Piren
Stanley Karpinsky
Belding
Karpinsky
Bavarian Palatinate Separatist Leader Assassinated
Herr Heintz, head of the separatist autonomous government in the Palatinate, was assassinated here last night. In ensuing clashes five more people were killed as separatists battled the local populace at headquarters this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Heintz
Associated Press
Spey
Bavarian Palatinate
The
Palatinate
Cil
Mill Floor Collapse Kills Up To Ten In Bradford
Bradford England January 10 authorities fear eight to ten workers were killed when upper floors of a spinning mill on Wharf Street collapsed. Heavy machinery crashed through to lower floors trapping about 490 workers in the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bradford
England
Wharf Street
Ang
Public Hearings Planned on Russian Recognition
A sub committee of the Senate Foreign Relations committee will be named to hold public hearings on Senator Borah s proposal urging recognition of the Soviet government in Russia.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Idaho
Russia
Lawyer slain by dementia patient at Southern Hospital
Michael Taylor, 28, a Richmond Virginia lawyer and former U S Army captain, was killed with an axe by Robert Moore 27 at Highland hospital in Asheville North Carolina. Both men were war veterans undergoing treatment for mental disorders.
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Associated Preas
Asheville
N. C
Michael Taylor
Richmond
Wighland Hospital
Robert Moore
Chicago
Taylor
Moore
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Wyo
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Northwestern
Flid
Hammond Urner
Mid- Motown Olor Company
Morare Smith
Buckstown
Smith
Arthne P. Willard
Wiliam M. Storm
Frank £. Stoner
North Platte River
Rush Creek Cattin Company
Stra
Philadelpha
Smedley Butter
Cnipaign
Krassin
Engineer Crum
Police. Dept
Proog
Miike Aba
EW Maw Watts
Brigadier Denerst
Smedley J. Nader
Phebe Velphia
Dementeoman
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