City banks elect boards and plan organization
Frederick county banks announce elected directors for Commercial State Bank Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Citizens National Bank and Frederick County National Bank. Organization meetings set for this afternoon and Wednesday, with many named directors. Dr A A Radhel spoke at the Francis Scrant Key hotel praising Frederick’s progress and civic groups while noting crime prevention and alley cleanup opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Commercial State Bank
Frederick County Natonal Bank
Farmers and Mechanics National and Commercial State Bank
Citizens National
Frederick County National
E. H. McBrits
Ernest D. Mickset
Charles &. Knock
James Houck
Casper E Cline
Eli G. Haugh
Spencer E. Stup
Sk. E. Mullinix
R. S. J. Dutrow
Albert L. Bussard
Marion &. Michze
Charles T. Dudderar
Hammond Clarr
George F. Smith
Frank V. Stanb
Bradley H. Doodrow
J. Winsor
Williams and Harter
E. Remsburg
Farmers and Mechanic, National Bank
Frank & Stoner
Henry R. Steiner
Charles J. Doll
William C. Birely
William O. Kolb
Granville M. Smith
G. Maatz Besant
Wiliam H. McKinney
David Cramer
KR. Ames Hendrickson
Glenn O. Garber
William E. Filler
Robert FE. Delaplaine
C. Albert Gilson
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas H. Haller
Charles H. Conley
Peter L. Hargett
John 3. Newman
Jas. H. Gamorill Jr
Aoimes D. Baker
Nantel Baker Jr
John H. Baker
Elise B. Ramsburg
Frederick County National Bank
Lewis E. Birely
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick
Kiwanis Club
Ballenger Farm Bureau
Feagaritle
Thomas A., Chapline
P. W. Chichester
Henry Shoemaker
Farm Bureau
C. Newton Kidd
Baltimore
Gayner Banks
Mountain Lakes
X. TY. Lena Scheeffer, Sr
Louis Schaefer, Jr
Philadelphia
F. C. Latrobe
1920 Rates Restore Second Class Mail
Fragmentary text indicates restoration of second class mail rates in 1920. No clear dates or entities beyond mentions of mail rates and government context.
Charles B Karn Dead
Charles Bernard Karn a Brunswick contractor died Tuesday after a three month illness aged 71. Survived by widow Lulu Karn and children including Mrs. Frederick M. Cramer Baltimore and Clarence B. Karn Washington, D C. Also brothers and sisters J T Karn Brunswick and others. Funeral from 164 East C Street Brunswick at two o clock with interment in Park Hill cemetery. Eich son and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bernard Karn
Brunswick
Hottie
Lulu ¥. Karn
Frederick M. Cramer
Baltimore
Clarence B. Karn
Washington
John Stickles
D. C
G& Brisco
G& Brisco Karn, Baltimore; Mrs. Earl T. Cate, Brunswick; Miss Evonne Karn
Louis €. Karn
Eurolve
J. T Karn
M. A. Karn
Haserstown
Wm. A. Karn
Burkitteville
B. 5. Longs
Edgar Mickier
McKanightstown
Karn
21 Killed in Fighting in Mexico City Clash
In Guadalajara and Mexico City area an outbreak of violence between Catholics and municipal authorities left 21 dead and 21 wounded. Reports say the conflict began when a man opened fire at a government office prompting a police response. Local officials pledged road repairs and resumed calm after the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Guadalapara
Dee
Janxeo
Surname Furniture Makers Go On Trial in Chicago
In Chicago on Jan 11 AP reports 145 furniture makers and 79 corporations face a federal trial for restraint of trade and Sherman act violations. Defendants include A C Brown of Grand Rapids and William H Coye Grand Rapids. Over 100 manufacturers previously paid about 560000 in fines. today they refuse guilty pleas demanding a trial by jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
George A. Carpenter
A. C. Brown
Grand Rapids
National Alliance of Furniture Manufacturers
William H. Coye
Brown
Supreme Court of the United States
Farr
U S Naval Forces Establish Neutral Zone Near Wawa River
United States marines and the Escondido river interior declared another neutral zone at the mouth of the Wawa river. The report from Mauaza3 Nicaragua dated January 31 194P notes this action as part of ongoing pacification efforts. Bible Glass Elects Officers at Bitis tical School lists Jesse WH. Micha election of officers with Ratoh Sebreedey Rnode as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Glass
Jesse WH. Micha
Ratoh Sebreedey
Market Strength and Weakness Described Amid Turbulent Trade
A fragmented market report notes mixed strength and weakness with volatile price moves. It mentions copper prices and broad sentiment, referencing commodity tones and a speculative outlook without clear data or dates.
Banquet Honors Bank Directors and Judge Worthington
Bank directors and guests gather for luncheon where Judge Glen I Worthington is guest of honor and pays tribute to the bank's directors and officers. Remarks highlight progress, financials, and branch growth as directors are elected for Jeffery and Adamstown appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Clinewine
Jude Glen i. Worthington
Cine
Commercial Bank
Jndge Worthington
Madge Worthington
Jefferiry
Adamstown
Robert B. Risenhan
Judge Worthington
E. WH. McBride
Ernest D
Charles F. Knock
Casper
Cline
G. Naugh
Spencer E. J. E. Mullinix
Ros
J. Durrew
Bucker
Huuelintun
Bussard
Marion
Michael
Han
Clarr
H. Dorser
Etebison
Koh
Loci Hadler
George FP. Smith Frank V
Dade
Lemued
Retler
M. RB
Jehison
Albert AL Taser
Remshere
Verman I Young
Themis
Aetits
S J
Favorable Feedback on Frederick County Year Book 1827
The News-Post Year Book of Frederick County 1827 earns praise as the largest and most complete annual, distributed since January. Joseph D. Beale notes its usefulness and labor behind the work, while readers commend its convenience. The issue, priced at five cents, reflects community support and high regard for the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
News-Post
Doubis
Benis
Joseph D
1000 Massacred By Chinese Bandits
A fragment reports mass killings attributed to Chinese bandits. Details are unclear and names or places are unreadable in the OCR. The item appears as a brief sensational note with no verifiable specifics or corroborating context.
Florida Cold Lashes Florida as Montreal Dies in Fire Tragedy
Severe winter winds sweep Florida causing record lows with 22 degree chills reported. In Montreal a deadly fire claims six victims as crowds gather for funeral services, while Governor General’s representative attends. Funeral processions snake through city streets to Cotes Des Nieges cemetery where families say final goodbyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Miami
Battie Beach
Mississippi River
Reryu
Atinaia
Lord Willingdon
de A. Panet
la Pailleur
Anti foreign feeling in China rising in recent reports
Rev George E Snyder formerly of Middletown now in China describes growing anti foreign sentiment there. He cites a war psychology against Great Britain and rising anti foreign feeling excluding Russia and Germany with Soviet Russia ties to Canton and southern propaganda. He warns it is too early to predict consequences for Christian workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
George E. Snyder
Middletown
Snyder
Pacifi
England
Mr. Snyder
Russia
Germany
Great Britain
Changthi
Soviet Russia
Rus
Urges Ware to Seek Mandamus for Certificate
Philadelphia campaign figures press to compel Governor Pinchot to issue a new certificate of election for Ware. Campaign manager Harry A. Macker argues the governor has no discretion, asserting a mandamus is warranted to resolve the contested certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Mandamus
Philadelphia
Cap—En-, Aioy
William S Vale
Tinchot
Harry A. Macker
T Ie
Tennsylvania
Pinchot
Macker
Y. Jerlisanshin
Coolidge Message Sparks Mexico Offense Charge
The report accuses President Coolidge of an affront to Mexico in a phrasing dispute reported to Representative Huddleston. The text notes strong reactions and political questioning amid diplomatic friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Mexico
Huddleston
Wsanocras
Mabamus
Monday Musicals Meet Mrs Pyles Hosts Program on English Music
Mrs Joseph T Pyles hosted the Monday Musicales at her Third Street home 8 o clock. An English music program organized by Mrs Pries featured papers by R Ames Hendrickson and performances by Radcliff Bowers Riser Baker Town etc. About 25 attendees enjoyed piano solos vocal pieces string selections and a finale from Elgar. A light repast followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Pyles
Eamt
Third Street
A. A. Radcllff
Bowers
Holla
Cigar
Nevin Riser
Phyllis
Arne
Aranged
Carmichael
M Hanry TR Warde
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Kathe Baker
Robert Clapp
Ro Ames Heu-trickson
Purcell
Y Hardelot
James If Viarri la Trio
Balfe
Ignatius Bierlee
Wirsin
Anna Bickford
Jessie Newgeon
Iano
Woral Cale
Walz
Katherine Minger
Wade
T. E. Town
Bird
Elgar
Town
Joseph T. Pries
Richard P. Rogs
Katherine Baker
A. A
Fifteen Hurt As Bus Plows Into Garage
A bus crash injured fifteen people when it collided with a garage in Valzowhier XL. Reported witnesses describe chaotic scenes as responders arrived and treated passengers at the scene. Local authorities investigate the cause of the mishap.
House Committees to Be Named Thursday
House committees are set to be named Thursday, detailing chairmanships and member assignments. The anticipated lineup will influence oversight priorities and legislative strategy for the coming session.
Radio Advertising Ban and Spending Plan Scrutiny
The report notes a $3.8 million spending plan tied to RadioFans advertising and outlines a national broadcasting company process under a forthcoming ban. It mentions advertisers departing from certain practices, with references to legal statutes and regulatory oversight affecting sponsored media. Evidence of industry shifts is described through ambiguous quotes and informal notes.
Jury to Get Accident Case This Afternoon
The $19,000 damage suit by Raymond M. Enavy of Baltimore against Schloss Mros Muse Tailoring Co and Jos T. Roberts continues today before Judge Worthegton. Nine witnesses testified as arguments began Monday. verdict expected this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond M. Enavy
Balimore
Schloss Mros
Muse Tailoring Co
Jos. T. Roberts
Knesey
Worthegton
Joe Furs
Nnte
Franklind Paint Company
Ve. Dixon
School fire claims life of boy and burns commandant
A fire at a school in Rock Island injures the commandant and leads to the death of a boy. The incident, reported with limited legible details, references Colonel R. Terry and the Hines Mik institute, with fragments indicating a junior dormitory context and breach of line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Kenneth Lim
Chica
R. Terry
Hines
Mik
Aleda
Jonsix
Srehaedier
Investigation Ordered Into Pennsylvania Senate Election
Officials order a formal inquiry into the Pennsylvania Senate race amid irregularities and questions over ballot handling. Investigators aim to determine if any law violations occurred and to identify responsible parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penna
Senate
Treasury Report Requested on Expenditures
Treasury officials are asked to prepare a report detailing government expenditures. The request highlights budgetary accountability and aims to clarify spending by department and program within the current fiscal period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Crandall Seeks Lease Takeover of Opera House
Tri State POMBERINS Poverture proposes Crandall to assume a ten year lease on the Opera House from September. Annual rent is 6900 dollars. Mayor undecided on a special meeting. next regular session possible. Stanley-Crandall Co operates Tivoli Theater nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuuy
Harry ML Hhges
Tri-State
Pomberins Poetiteat
Mayer
PriState
Opera House
Stanley-Crandall Company
Tivoli
Alaska Ballot Delays Persist in Remote Regions
Final returns from the November election trickle in from Nome and other distant Alaska areas. The article notes Dan Sutherland’s election as delegate to Washington and discusses federal officials, judges, and U.S. Attorney candidates tied to Alaska politics in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
YHA
Washington
Jan
Srislol Hay
Kotzebue Senn
Tussin
Luska
Bristol Dey
Kotzebue Soumi
Faken
Picck
Dan Sutherland
Sutherland
Maska
United States
Department of Justice
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas Reed
Juneau
Ellmer Ritchie
Valdez
U. S
A. G. Shout
Coolidge
Senate
Senmster Cummins
Judiciary
Wake
Bue Reettehte
Shoup
Regional Rural Supervisors Conference to Meet in January
The Rural Supervisors of Maryland schedule a regional conference in January with more than twenty educational authorities attending. Instructors have secured accommodations at the Francis Lots Rey hotel for the event, which runs Wednesday through Friday with visits to county schools and a concluding discussion on supervisory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Lots Rey Hotel
Rural Supervisors
Marylang
Alwete So Cook
Itication
Miss
Jewell
Simpsom
Lotenéad Vist
Peat
Bates
Unionville
Mit
Plonwant
Lewistuton
Fowa Schomts
G. Lloyd Palmer
Prof
Palmer
W. K. Kliegaman
Owen
Miss Wiederer
Clarence Cugpet
Howard Hubl
Newburgh Fire Causes Major Loss and Local Election Notes
A Newburgh blaze caused about 300 009 dollars in damage destroying several businesses and homes. The article also mentions the Newburgh Chamber of Commerce electing officers with C Walaa Fy Baker as president and J Jon Hershey as vice president along with a board slate including Dr W D Cotephet and Fred Bikie among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
Vommerce
C. Walaa Fy Baker
Jon Hershey
Prestdend
Frank L. Bents
Kemcurer
Pamed
Gilowing
W. D. Cotephet
Fred Bikie
Cyrus F. Fleet
E. Ferguson
Emer W. Henry Hotzapfet
Roy Rosie D. Miller
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Frederick Banks
Ciizens, Farmers and Mechanics, Commercial
Minster
Mr. Walck
Charles B. Karn
Beart of
Carpenter
BANK
Tion
Large Aa
SL James
Sven
MaoyAlt
Saks Tran Wet Fqatcadtesh
Montreal
Tallahassee
Haven
Tantro
Geatme Woodrat
Riana Astay
State Supreme Court
Airem
J. S Narirantt
Valzowhier
Dane
New York
Soma
Garinsiy
York
Atsiin
National Broadcasting Co
Aglesmerth Saiu
Ferus
Persei
Conmiereial Pretsich
Les Bendy i Wali
Crandall
Adraskan
Roe
Republican National
Alaska
Theng Ft
Reed
Fra
Charse
Hrouths
Cis
Cook
Newburgh
N. Y
NL Y
Besrt Caburgns Busisees
Istrécg
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