Bank case nets potential extra dividend for depositors
A Brunswick Savings Bank receivership verdict against Victor Kaplan totals 4,205 dollars plus 280 dollars on two notes, with possible extra dividend if higher court recovery succeeds. Attorneys Newman, Mutter, Kieffer Delauter, and Weinberg led counsel. Separate suit by Mrs. McNair versus Peddicord for 371.17 dollars also heard. Grand and petit juries for February term drawn by Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Judge Worthington, listing jurors from Frederick, Buckeystown, Middletown, Creagerstown, Emmitsburg, Catoctin, Urbana, Liberty, New Market, Ha user, Woodsboro, Petersville, Mount Pleasant, Jefferson, Mechanicstown, Jackson, Tohnsville, Woodville, Singanore, Lewistown, Tuscarora, Burkittsville, Ballenger, Braddock, Brunswick and Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Savings
Kaplan
John 5. Newman
John C. Mutter
Kieffer-Delauter
Leo Weinberg
Alice A. McNair
R. J. Peddicord
Urner
Eugene Rowe
Dot
Frederick—Walker
Jolliffe
Baward James
Samuel L. Lilly
William E
Riddlemoser
Thomas Kennedy
Henry H. Crum
Joseph H. Staley
J. Brederick Putman
Pearre
Buckeystown
George Specht
John L. Ball
Middletown
M. O
Walter B. Moorehead
Woodsboro
John F. Dougherty
Petersville
Henry ‘Sigler
Mount Pleasant
John . Kolb
Jefferson
Joseph W. Hawker
Morvis J. Dade
Mechanicstown
Frank W. Fraley
George J. Damuth
Jackson
Charles C. Coblentz
Alfred J. Leatherman
Tohnsville
Ssmorys
Bahn
Edward Furry
Woodville
Charles W. Moxley
R. G. Molesworth
Singanore
John G. Snader
Lewistown
Walter F. Wiles
Tuscarora
M. Howard Angleberger
Burkittsville
Mortis
D. P. Slifer
Ballenger
Millard
F. McBride
Braddock
County Correspondence from Araby and Nearby Towns
Letters from correspondents note residents in Araby and surrounding areas. Noble Waltz returns from Baltimore after a few weeks with relatives. Mrs O T Waltz visits her mother Mrs F. Summers and Flora Wachter spend time with Mr and Mrs Summers then return home. Ethel Shipley goes back to Baltimore after staying with her grandmother Mrs Bradley Shipley. Emma Horn visits Baltimore. Beulah Severn visits cousin Ethel Caldwell in Elliott City. C I Baker of San Francisco purchases space on Market street for a children’s playground behind his store for local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araby
Noble Waltz
Baltimore
O. T. Waltz
H. Ma
Wales
OG. T. Waltz
Iss Flora Wachter
Ethel Shipley
Bradley Shipley
Airy
Emma Horn
Beulah Severn
Ethel Caldwell
Elliott City
Baker
San Francisco
Market Street
Cold Wave Forecast From Weather Bureau Bulletin
The Weather Bureau bulletin says a cold wave will stay east of the Mississippi early in the week with low temperatures and fair weather in the first half. A Pacific coast low-pressure system moves east, bringing snow to the western states and rising temperatures by Tuesday, with rain and warmth following midweek. A high-pressure area sits over Alaska and another disturbance near the Far Northwest hints at unsettled weather later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Weather Bureau
Middle West
Pacific Coast
West Gulf States
Alaska
Know Thyself Says Arnold Bennett on Self Knowledge
Arnold Bennet argues self knowledge is rare and hard to attain requiring intellectual honesty and detachment. He notes most people Misjudge themselves and refuse to admit flaws. The pursuit is difficult yet captivating and endlessly rewarding for those who practice it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matheg
Tare
How to Boil Water Tips From Charles Delmonico
Quotation explains boiling water properly by using fresh water in a warm kettle and boiling briefly to prevent sickness from impurities. Delmonico advocates serving immediately for tea or coffee and even flavoring boiled water with lemon to stimulate appetite for customers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Delmonico
Delmonico
A Bold but Unprofitable Retort
Mrs Knox complains of a shabby awning and a clever remark from Sir Knox about a woman’s new Paris bat. He recalls an engagement and shifts attention, describing a bustling downtown scene with a second floor apartment and a noon setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Knox
Sir Knox
Paris
Miners Confess to Twelve Burglaries
Wilkes Barre police arrest John Bush Arar Bush and Joseph Susophen three miners who have confessed to twelve burglaries in the city with details from January 13 reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
John, Bush
Arar Bush
Joseph Susophen
Sleeping in Church Pranks and Harsh Wakeups Across Parishes
A historic column recalls old churchyard customs to keep worshipers alert. Traditions included a parish beadle with a fox brush and a knobbed staff, a warden with a fork-like wind instrument, and cheeky nudges to rouse sleepers during services in various counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
John
Secord
Try- Ballin
Shropshire
Imother
Eustish
Acton
Cheshire
Warwickshire
Murdered Brother Suspect Absent After Portland Stabbing
In Middletown Connecticut on January 13, a 14 year old was found murdered near his Portland home after being strangled and shot. Police suspect his 16 year old older brother who fled town after the crime. neighbors report prior abuse and a quarrel over an errand. The body was buried under rocks about 200 yards from the home. the suspect remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Aydward
Skorgron
Portland
Hin
Women Convicts Flogged Claim Sparks State Debate
North Carolina Assemblyman Cecil Wyche describes brutal punishments at the state penitentiary in a statement backing his bill to abolish the prison hosiery mill. He asserts women are stripped and begged as the guards flog prisoners. Governor Blease has warned he may free all inmates if the mill remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Snartansburg
S. C
Por Dures
Cecil Wyche
Wyche
Blease
Woman Denounces Slayer at Police Station
Mrs Halon Conitz wife of James Conitz who was murdered on Oct 27 denounced George Saradoupolis the alleged slayer in a Southwestern police saloon shouting curses as he cowered in his cell He faced removal by police and was later searched finding a heavy armed arsenal including a pistol 100 cartridges a car two knives a hatchet and a full leather suit providing body protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Halon Conitz
James
Conitz
Weelb
George Saradoupolis
Lot
Fragmented Milwaukeee Sentinel text on abbreviations
The passage shows a garbled exchange about abbreviations with a line about a doctor of divinity. A witness recounts a defendant’s strained pronouncement. The source presents a distorted dialogue with stray quotes and spelling errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wii
Nilwaukee Sentinel
Princess Juliana Latest Picture of Heir to Holland
A new photograph shows Princess Juliana, heir to the Dutch throne, continuing her public appearances as the royal line remains in the spotlight. The image underscores her role in the Netherlands' future leadership and the monarchy's ongoing visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Big Steamship Ashore Uranium From Rotterdam
The steamship Uranium bound for New York with nearly 650 passengers aboard ran aground in a heavy storm at the Halifax harbour entrance. Tugs have been sent to take off the passengers as New York agents report the incident from Rotterdam to New York service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
New York
Halifax
Larbor
Harbingers of Spring and Newsies Photo at Capitol
York va Jan 1 spring like weather brings wildflowers and birds seen by farmers. Mrs William I Myers Spring Grove warns of accidents. Advertisements urge buyers to compare wire fencing before purchase. Albany Jan 12 Governor Sulzer posed with thirty newsies on capitol steps for photo request about delivering morning papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Nacional
New York
Stephan B. Ayres
T. Scott
Ayres
Wilson
Crosby
J. Charles
Linthicum
Maryland
William’ A. Cullop
Cullop
Indiana
Robert Lo Henry
Henry
Texas
York
William I. Myers
Spring Grove
wWeek
Acedre Dents
Sulzer
Albany
Sulger
Capitol
Henry George to Leave Activities for Rest Abroad
Henry George of New York, reported in Washington on January 1, is likely to be forced to give up his five activities for some time due to medical advice. He probably will sail abroad for Palma, Stelly, sometime this week for a long rest and recuperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry George
Jets II
Washington
Rene Ent
New Yor
Tfe
Palarma
Stelly
Farmer's Wife Alleges Relief From Monthly Pains
A Maryland farmer's wife describes severe monthly pains and right side inflammation. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief after following directions closely. She urges other women with similar symptoms to seek guidance from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joan FB
Lydia KB. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Prospective Buyer and Uncle Sam Target Delivery Timeline
A fragment indicates a prospective buyer is involved and Uncle Sam will deliver. The brief notes a government or official delivery action, implying a transfer or fulfillment of goods or services under a public program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Want ad investment touted as best market buy
A brief advertising note extols the value of small money spent on Want ads or For Sale listings in the weekly paper, claiming it remains unmatched by competitors and highlighting its strong return for readers seeking to buy or sell items.
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Kaplon
Brunswick Bank
MT. Atry
Arnold Bennett
Women’s National Democratic League
Princess Juliana
American Press Association
Ated Chen
THE
Frederick
County Advertis
Frederick News
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